Part 3 · Band 6
Source-reported band score · 55 words
I think technology has changed the way people communicate with each other because nowadays we use more technologies like phones and TVs. Furthermore, people now use their phones to communicate with each other from one country to another, and it has become popular. I believe technology has changed the way people communicate with each other.
The answer moves from a general claim to examples of phones and TVs, then to communication between countries, before repeating the opening idea. This gives it a basic progression, but the final sentence adds no new development, and the relationship between TVs and direct communication is unclear. For practice, speak for 45 seconds using this sequence: main change, phone example, cross-country contact, brief conclusion; record yourself and check that each point adds something.
The answer uses relevant everyday vocabulary, including “phones and TVs” and “from one country to another,” so the topic is clear. However, “people communicate with each other” is repeated, and “more technologies” is less natural than a phrase such as “a wider range of technology.” To extend your range, practise precise topic phrases such as “keep in touch across borders” and use each phrase in a sentence about a distinct effect of technology.
You produce clear simple and joined clauses, for example, “people now use their phones to communicate with each other from one country to another.” The main limitation is that the structures remain similar, with repeated use of “people” and “technology has changed.” The wording is generally understandable; a useful next step is to combine a reason and contrast in one sentence, while checking that pronouns such as “it” have a clear reference.
Pronunciation cannot be assessed from this text, so this is a practice guide, not an assessment of a recording. Practise the word stress in “technology” (tek-NOL-o-gy) and “communicate” (com-MU-ni-cate). Group the phrase “from one country to another” as one thought group, then pause briefly before your next point. Record a spoken version, listen back, and check that the stressed syllables and phrase boundaries are clear.
A transcript shows language and organisation. Fluency, delivery and pronunciation require an audio recording; the synthetic voice demonstrates the text, not the original speaker.
Try your own response before reading the samples.
Video calls allow colleagues to discuss a project through real-time communication.
Body language can make the emotion behind a face-to-face conversation clearer.
In-person conversations give people opportunities to practise interpersonal skills.
Messaging apps make it easier for friends who live far apart to stay in touch.
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