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Speaking Assessment - English Communication: Class: Date: 29/07/2022
Speaking Assessment - English Communication: Class: Date: 29/07/2022
Class: HN22_FR_.NET_05
Date: 29/07/2022
Detailed Analysis
Discourse Interactive
Management Communication
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2.5 3
3.5 3.5
1.5 2
4.5 4.5
2.5 3
3 3.5
5 4.5
1.5 1.5
2.5 3
2.5 3
2 3
1.5 2
- English Communication
Comments
- He has an adequate comprehension skills, he can ask for repetitions if needed. He can promptly express himself on
personal topics, but he has difficulties in extending his ideas. Pauses are rather evident and frequent.
- His pronunciation has noticeable mistakes in some individual sounds, though his speech is mostly intelligible.
- He has a good control of basic vocabulary and grammatical forms. There are noticeable grammatical errors.
- He has basic comprehension skills, though he needs constant repetitions and paraphrases.
- As he has a limited control of vocabulary and grammatical forms, he has difficulties in expressing himself.
He still can deliver main ideas using basic phrases and expressions, but pauses are frequent.
- There are common mistakes in pronunciation and grammar.
- He has good comprehension skills. He can spontaneously deliver detailed, clear and relevant
explanations. Pauses are natural.
- He has clear pronunciation. He is able to use intonation properly.
- He has a good control of intermediate and more advanced vocabulary and grammatical forms. There are
minor errors in grammar.
- He shows good communication skills. He can comprehend well and discuss different topics at length
spontaneously and fluently.
- He has natural pronunciation with good use of intonation.
- He has a good control of advanced vocabulary and grammatical forms.
- He can understand basic exchanges and express main ideas promptly. However, he needs repetitions
frequently.
- He has a basic control of vocabulary and grammatical forms, therefore, he has difficulties to expand his
ideas. Pauses are also constant and noticeable.
- There are common mistakes in pronunciation and grammar.
- He can understand basic exchanges well, he sometimes needs repetitions and paraphrases.
- He has a good control of basic vocabulary and grammatical forms.
- He can promptly provide relevant and clear ideas, but he has difficulties in expanding them at times. Pauses are
sometimes noticeable.
- His pronunciation is sometimes intelligible, some mistakes in the individual sounds are evident. His accent is
influenced by his first language at times.
- He has good comprehension skills. He is able to promptly deliver clear and relevant explanations. Though pauses
are sometimes noticeable.
- His pronunciation is clear and he can use intonation at times.
- He has a good control of intermediate vocabulary and grammatical forms.
- He has basic comprehension skills, but he needs constant repetitions and paraphrases.
- He has a limited control of vocabulary and grammatical forms, so he can deliver main ideas briefly but he
has difficulties in provide further explanations. Pauses are constant and evident.
- There are common mistakes in pronunciation and grammar.
Overall Speaking Assessment
Mark Levels
6 C2 (Proficient User)
5 C1 (Advanced)
4 B2 (Upper-intermediate)
2 A2 (Elementary)
1 A1 (Beginner)
0 Pre-A1
References:
Overall Speaking Assessment
Descriptions
Can convey different shades of meaning precisely and naturally.
Can express him/herself spontaneously and very fluently, interecting without any difficulties, identifying different sh
Can produce clear, smoothly-flowing and well-structured explanations.
Can express him/herself fluently and spontaneously, almost effortlessly. Can give clear, detailed descriptions of com
accuracy; errors are rare.
Can maintain the conversation comprehensibly while dealing with familiar subjects relating to his/her field of intere
pauses as he/she search for words, ideas or repair errors. Can shows connection between ideas with relevant and st
Can make simple statements on personal details and very familiar topics.
Can exchange very basic information if the other person talks slowly and clearly and is prepared to help. Can manag
memorised words and phrases. There are frequent pauses to search for expressions and words.
Council of Europe (2020), Common European Framework of Reference for Languages: Learning, teaching, assessment – Comp
of Europe Publishing, Strasbourg, available at www.coe.int/lang-cefr.