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What your speaking report looks like.

After every AI speaking test, you get this exact report: a band for each of the four official criteria, examiner-style feedback, and your own mistakes — quoted, corrected and explained.

Overall result
6.5Overall band

Competent User

You communicate effectively on familiar topics. You kept the conversation going and attempted complex structures, though errors and hesitations were noticeable.

Fluency & Coherence 6.5
Lexical Resource 6.0
Grammatical Range & Accuracy 6.0
Pronunciation 7.0
Examiner-style feedback

You handled Part 1 confidently and developed your Part 2 cue card ("Describe a place you like to visit") for the full two minutes — well done. Your pronunciation is your strongest asset: clear word stress and natural rhythm throughout. Two things are holding you at 6.5: repeated basic grammar slips under pressure (see your mistakes below), and a tendency to reuse simple words like "good", "nice" and "big" where stronger vocabulary would lift your Lexical Resource score. In Part 3 your answers were short — practise extending each answer with a reason and an example before the examiner has to prompt you.

Your mistakes — quoted from your recording
I am agree with this opinion. → I agree with this opinion.

"Agree" is a verb — it never takes "am". This exact slip appeared twice in Part 3.

My hometown is more better than the city. → My hometown is much better than the city.

Double comparative. Use "much/far + comparative" for emphasis.

I have visited there last year. → I visited there last year.

A finished past time ("last year") takes past simple, not present perfect.

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Scores are an estimate against the official IELTS band descriptors — this is not an official IELTS result.
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