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雅思写作Task 1评分细则(IELTS Task 1 Writing band descriptors)

雅思写作Task 1评分细则(IELTS Task 1 Writing band descriptors)

IELTS Task 1 Writing band descriptors (public version)Band Task Achievement Coherence and Cohesion Lexical Resource Grammatical Range and Accuracy9 fully satisfies all the requirements ofthe taskclearly presents a fully developedresponse uses cohesion in such away that it attracts noattentionskilfully managesparagraphinguses a wide range of vocabulary withvery natural and sophisticated control oflexical features; rare minor errors occuronly as ‘slips’uses a wide range of structures with fullflexibility and accuracy; rare minor errorsoccur only as ‘slips’8 covers all requirements of the tasksufficientlypresents, highlights and illustrates keyfeatures / bullet points clearly andappropriately sequences information andideas logicallymanages all aspects ofcohesion welluses paragraphingsufficiently andappropriatelyuses a wide range of vocabulary fluentlyand flexibly to convey precise meaningsskilfully uses uncommon lexical items butthere may be occasional inaccuracies inword choice and collocationproduces rare errors in spelling and/orword formationuses a wide range of structuresthe majority of sentences are error-freemakes only very occasional errors orinappropriacies7 covers the requirements of the task(Academic) presents a clear overviewof main trends, differences or stages(General Training) presents a clearpurpose, with the tone consistent andappropriateclearly presents and highlights keyfeatures / bullet points but could bemore fully extended logically organisesinformation and ideas; thereis clear progressionthroughoutuses a range of cohesivedevices appropriatelyalthough there may besome under-/over-useuses a sufficient range of vocabulary toallow some flexibility and precisionuses less common lexical items withsome awareness of style and collocationmay produce occasional errors in wordchoice, spelling and/or word formationuses a variety of complex structuresproduces frequent error-free sentenceshas good control of grammar andpunctuation but may make a few errors6 addresses the requirements of the task(Academic) presents an overview withinformation appropriately selected(General Training) presents a purposethat is generally clear; there may beinconsistencies in tonepresents and adequately highlights keyfeatures / bullet points but details maybe irrelevant, inappropriate orinaccurate arranges information andideas coherently and thereis a clear overallprogressionuses cohesive deviceseffectively, but cohesionwithin and/or betweensentences may be faulty ormechanicalmay not always usereferencing clearly orappropriatelyuses an adequate range of vocabularyfor the taskattempts to use less common vocabularybut with some inaccuracymakes some errors in spelling and/orword formation, but they do not impedecommunicationuses a mix of simple and complex sentenceformsmakes some errors in grammar andpunctuation but they rarely reducecommunication5 generally addresses the task; theformat may be inappropriate in places(Academic) recounts detailmechanically with no clear overview;there may be no data to support thedescription(General Training) may present apurpose for the letter that is unclear attimes; the tone may be variable andsometimes inappropriatepresents, but inadequately covers, keyfeatures / bullet points; there may be atendency to focus on details presents information withsome organisation but theremay be a lack of overallprogressionmakes inadequate,inaccurate or over-use ofcohesive devicesmay be repetitive becauseof lack of referencing andsubstitutionuses a limited range of vocabulary, butthis is minimally adequate for the taskmay make noticeable errors in spellingand/or word formation that may causesome difficulty for the readeruses only a limited range of structuresattempts complex sentences but these tendto be less accurate than simple sentencesmay make frequent grammatical errors andpunctuation may be faulty; errors cancause some difficulty for the reader4 attempts to address the task but doesnot cover all key features / bulletpoints; the format may be inappropriate(General Training) fails to clearlyexplain the purpose of the letter; thetone may be inappropriatemay confuse key features / bulletpoints with detail; parts may beunclear, irrelevant, repetitive orinaccurate presents information andideas but these are notarranged coherently andthere is no clearprogression in the responseuses some basic cohesivedevices but these may beinaccurate or repetitiveuses only basic vocabulary which may beused repetitively or which may beinappropriate for the taskhas limited control of word formationand/or spelling;errors may cause strain for thereaderuses only a very limited range of structureswith only rare use of subordinate clausessome structures are accurate but errorspredominate, and punctuation is oftenfaulty3 fails to address the task, which mayhave been completely misunderstoodpresents limited ideas which may belargely irrelevant/repetitive does not organise ideaslogicallymay use a very limitedrange of cohesive devices,and those used may notindicate a logicalrelationship between ideasuses only a very limited range of wordsand expressions with very limited controlof word formation and/or spellingerrors may severely distort the messageattempts sentence forms but errors ingrammar and punctuation predominate anddistort the meaning2 answer is barely related to the task has very little control oforganisational features uses an extremely limited range ofvocabulary; essentially no control of wordformation and/or spellingcannot use sentence forms except inmemorised phrases1 answer is completely unrelated to thetask fails to communicate anymessagecan only use a few isolated words cannot use sentence forms at all0 does not attenddoes not attempt the task in any waywrites a totally memorised response。

雅思各项考试评分细则

雅思各项考试评分细则

雅思各项考试评分细则总分/单项分怎样评出按照《IELTS评分标准、分数报告和解释》,考生成绩从1~9共分为九个等级。

成绩报告单上有听、说、读、写四个部分的分项得分,也有总分,四个部分所得分数的平均分四舍五入之后就是考生的总分。

总分、听力以及阅读部分的分数可以是整级或半级。

例如,如果四项平均分等于或大于6.25分,则计入6的上半级分数,取6.5分;如果平均分等于或大于6.75分,则计入6的上一级分数,取7分。

写作和口语部分的`分数只按整级计算。

听力和阅读部分各包含40道题目,每答对一题得一分。

考生这两部分的满分原始分均为40分,考生依据其原始分获取1~9的等级分。

等级分/原始分如何换算部分等级分及其相对应的平均原始分换算表(适用于听力/阅读部分)听力学术类阅读普通培训类阅读等级分原始分等级分原始分等级分原始分516515415623623523730730630835835734写作评分细则示例雅思写作通常有Task1和Task2两个部分,考官给以下四项分别评等级分:任务完成情况(Task1)、任务反应情况(Task2)、连贯与衔接、词汇和句式丰富性及语法准确性。

以Task1为例,一名在IELTS学术类考试中写作获得6分的考生,达到这一等级对应的写作水准是:(A)在任务完成方面,达到写作任务各项要求、能确切选择有用信息进行全面评述、呈现并强调主要特点或要点,但细节可能与要点无关、不恰当或不准确。

(B)连贯及衔接方面,信息和分论点安排连贯,论证过程清楚,有效使用衔接手段,但句内或句间衔接有错误或显机械呆板,有时指代不清晰或不恰当。

(C)词汇量方面,相对写作任务而言,所运用的词汇量充足,尝试运用非常见词汇但有时出现错误,拼写和构词出现一些错误,但不影响交流。

(D)句式多样性及语法准确性方面,混合使用简单和复合句,语法和标点出现一些错误但基本不影响交流。

口语评分细则示例同样,在IELTS口语部分,考官也是按四项标准分别评等级分:流利度及连贯性,词汇、句式丰富性及语法准确性和语音。

雅思作文评分标准细则(完整版)

雅思作文评分标准细则(完整版)

雅思作文评分标准细则雅思考试(IELTS),全称国际英语语言测试系统,外文名International English Language Testing System,由剑桥大学考试委员会外语考试部、英国文化协会及IDP教育集团共同管理,是一种针英语能力,下面就是整理的雅思作文评分标准细则,一起来看一下吧。

雅思作文评分标准细则解读1. Task response & Task achievement此项评分标准检测的是考生是否恰当回答了写作要求的程度(degree to which the exam question has been answered properly).Task 1的要求是考生在大约20分钟内完成一篇至少150字的文章,包括:summarize, describe or explain 图表所包含的信息,同时也需要对相关信息进行比较。

因此完成一篇较好的小作文,需要做到以下几点:1)Identify ALL key features (找出图表中所有的关键信息)2)Provide sufficient detail for a meaningful explanation(进行解释说明时提供充分、适量的信息),但是不要太多也不要太少!(突然想起了老外吐槽咱们中国食谱中的加盐“少许”)同时保证在描写趋势和数据时的准确性。

3)A clear overview (一个清晰的概述):summarise significant trends/features(总结出最明显的趋势和特征)Task 2 的要求是考生在大约40分钟内完成一篇至少250字的文章:就某一问题阐述自己的观点,并使用证据来支持此观点。

请注意:task 2 的分值比task 1要高! 那么要完成一篇出色的大作文,需要注意以下几点:1)respond completely to all parts of the question (回答题目中的所有要求)2)develop and support your ideas (提出并使用论据支持自己的观点):不要只提观点!添加explanations, examples or experiences!3)ensure your opinion is clear (保证整篇文章的观点清晰一致)最后,提供考生们在写作时可以运用的一个checklist:标出题目中的关键词;找出问题中有几个部分;保证完成题目中的所有要求;写作之前先梳理出观点并确定其相关性;然后将观点进行分类和排序;严格遵循建议时间(20min+40 min)并达到最低字数要求。

雅思写作评分细则

雅思写作评分细则

雅思写作评分细则雅思考试的写作答题卡上,无论是TASK 1还是TASK 2,最后的考官评分专栏上(EXAMINER'S USE ONLY)都是从TR\CC\LR\GRA四方面来评定的,每项分别为0-9分,最后算出一个平均分。

之后两位考官的评分相加后再平均。

如,某位考生的TASK2 ,EXAMINER1评分:TR6 CC6 LR 6 GRA 5 该位考官评分为5.75 最终此得分6分;EXAMINER2 评分:TR6 CC6 LR5 GRA5 该位考官评份 5.5 最终得分 5.5分。

该位考生的TASK2 最终得分(6+5.5)/2=5.75晋升为6分。

该例表明,考生作文的评价必须从四方面综合评价给分,不能有所偏颇。

而如果有一项得分两位考官之间有歧义的话,以高分为准。

当然如果有两至三项阅卷人有歧义的话,分值可能会相差半分,一般最多相差一分。

官方公布了0-9分的详细评分描述,是否这些信息足以让阅卷者做出准确客观的评价呢?我们来看目前中国考生最常见的分数段5-7分的评分描述。

TASK ACHIEVEMENT 是TASK1的任务完成情况。

我们来细看这三个分数段的差异。

第一条:requirements of the task7分描述:cover;6分描述:address;5分描述:generally address这项限定词究竟有何差别,官方不曾给出更多的描述,因而该项描述判断必然存在一定的模糊性和主观性。

第二条:(Academic)overview7分描述:clear/main trends,differences or stages6分描述:information appropriately selected5分描述:recounts detail mechanically /no clear /no data to support the description此条评分描述判断起来就明确多了——有主要趋势、差异和阶段的给7分,机械列举数据或完全没有数据的得5分。

public_writing_band_descriptors雅思写作评分标准(公开版)

public_writing_band_descriptors雅思写作评分标准(公开版)

IELTS Writing Band Descriptors: Task 1 (Public Version)Band Task achievement Coherence and cohesion Lexical resource Grammatical range and accuracy9 • fully satisfies all the requirements of the task• clearly presents a fully developed response • uses cohesion in such a way that it attracts noattention• skilfully manages paragraphing• uses a wide range of vocabulary with very naturaland sophisticated control of lexical features; rareminor errors occur only as ‘slips’• uses a wide range of structures with full flexibility andaccuracy; rare minor errors occur only as ‘slips’8 • covers all requirements of the task sufficiently• presents, highlights and illustrates key features/bullet points clearly and appropriately • sequences information and ideas logically• manages all aspects of cohesion well• uses paragraphing sufficiently and appropriately• uses a wide range of vocabulary fluently and flexiblyto convey precise meanings• skilfully uses uncommon lexical items but there maybe occasional inaccuracies in word choice andcollocation• produces rare errors in spelling and/or wordformation• uses a wide range of structures• the majority of sentences are error-free• makes only very occasional errors or inappropriacies7 • covers the requirements of the task• (Academic) presents a clear overview of maintrends, differences or stages• (General Training) presents a clear purpose, with thetone consistent and appropriate• clearly presents and highlights key features/bulletpoints but could be more fully extended • logically organises information and ideas; there isclear progression throughout• uses a range of cohesive devices appropriatelyalthough there may be some under-/over-use• uses a sufficient range of vocabulary to allow someflexibility and precision• uses less common lexical items with someawareness of style and collocation• may produce occasional errors in word choice,spelling and/or word formation• uses a variety of complex structures• produces frequent error-free sentences• has good control of grammar and punctuation butmay make a few errors6 • addresses the requirements of the task• (Academic) presents an overview with informationappropriately selected• (General Training) presents a purpose that isgenerally clear; there may be inconsistencies in tone• presents and adequately highlights key features/bullet points but details may be irrelevant,inappropriate or inaccurate • arranges information and ideas coherently and thereis a clear overall progression• uses cohesive devices effectively, but cohesionwithin and/or between sentences may be faulty ormechanical• may not always use referencing clearly orappropriately• uses an adequate range of vocabulary for the task• attempts to use less common vocabulary but withsome inaccuracy• makes some errors in spelling and/or word formation,but they do not impede communication• uses a mix of simple and complex sentence forms• makes some errors in grammar and punctuation butthey rarely reduce communication5 • generally addresses the task; the format may beinappropriate in places• (Academic) recounts detail mechanically with noclear overview; there may be no data to support thedescription• (General Training) may present a purpose for theletter that is unclear at times; the tone may bevariable and sometimes inappropriate• presents, but inadequately covers, key features/bullet points; there may be a tendency to focus ondetails • presents information with some organisation butthere may be a lack of overall progression• makes inadequate, inaccurate or over-use ofcohesive devices• may be repetitive because of lack of referencing andsubstitution• uses a limited range of vocabulary, but this isminimally adequate for the task• may make noticeable errors in spelling and/or wordformation that may cause some difficulty for thereader• uses only a limited range of structures• attempts complex sentences but these tend to beless accurate than simple sentences• may make frequent grammatical errors andpunctuation may be faulty; errors can cause somedifficulty for the reader4 • attempts to address the task but does not cover allkey features/bullet points; the format may beinappropriate• (General Training) fails to clearly explain the purposeof the letter; the tone may be inappropriate• may confuse key features/bullet points with detail;parts may be unclear, irrelevant, repetitive orinaccurate • presents information and ideas but these are notarranged coherently and there is no clearprogression in the response• uses some basic cohesive devices but these may beinaccurate or repetitive• uses only basic vocabulary which may be usedrepetitively or which may be inappropriate for the task• has limited control of word formation and/or spelling;errors may cause strain for the reader• uses only a very limited range of structures with onlyrare use of subordinate clauses• some structures are accurate but errors predominate,and punctuation is often faulty3 • fails to address the task, which may have beencompletely misunderstood• presents limited ideas which may be largelyirrelevant/repetitive • does not organise ideas logically• may use a very limited range of cohesive devices,and those used may not indicate a logicalrelationship between ideas• uses only a very limited range of words andexpressions with very limited control of wordformation and/or spelling• errors may severely distort the message• attempts sentence forms but errors in grammar andpunctuation predominate and distort the meaning2 • answer is barely related to the task • has very little control of organisational features • uses an extremely limited range of vocabulary;essentially no control of word formation and/orspelling • cannot use sentence forms except in memorised phrases1 • answer is completely unrelated to the task • fails to communicate any message • can only use a few isolated words • cannot use sentence forms at all 0 • does not attend• does not attempt the task in any way• writes a totally memorised response©UCLES 2005IELTS Writing Band Descriptors: Task 2 (Public Version)Band Task response Coherence and cohesion Lexical resource Grammatical range and accuracy9 • fully addresses all parts of the task• presents a fully developed position in answer to thequestion with relevant, fully extended and wellsupported ideas • uses cohesion in such a way that it attracts no attention• skilfully manages paragraphing• uses a wide range of vocabulary with very naturaland sophisticated control of lexical features; rareminor errors occur only as ‘slips’• uses a wide range of structures with full flexibilityand accuracy; rare minor errors occur only as ‘slips’8 • sufficiently addresses all parts of the task• presents a well-developed response to the questionwith relevant, extended and supported ideas • sequences information and ideas logically• manages all aspects of cohesion well• uses paragraphing sufficiently and appropriately• uses a wide range of vocabulary fluently and flexiblyto convey precise meanings• skilfully uses uncommon lexical items but there maybe occasional inaccuracies in word choice andcollocation• produces rare errors in spelling and/or wordformation• uses a wide range of structures• the majority of sentences are error-free• makes only very occasional errors or inappropriacies7 • addresses all parts of the task• presents a clear position throughout the response• presents, extends and supports main ideas, butthere may be a tendency to over-generalise and/orsupporting ideas may lack focus • logically organises information and ideas; there is clearprogression throughout• uses a range of cohesive devices appropriatelyalthough there may be some under-/over-use• presents a clear central topic within each paragraph• uses a sufficient range of vocabulary to allow someflexibility and precision• uses less common lexical items with someawareness of style and collocation• may produce occasional errors in word choice,spelling and/or word formation• uses a variety of complex structures• produces frequent error-free sentences• has good control of grammar and punctuation butmay make a few errors6 • addresses all parts of the task although some partsmay be more fully covered than others• presents a relevant position although theconclusions may become unclear or repetitive• presents relevant main ideas but some may beinadequately developed/unclear • arranges information and ideas coherently and there isa clear overall progression• uses cohesive devices effectively, but cohesion withinand/or between sentences may be faulty or mechanical• may not always use referencing clearly or appropriately• uses paragraphing, but not always logically• uses an adequate range of vocabulary for the task• attempts to use less common vocabulary but withsome inaccuracy• makes some errors in spelling and/or wordformation, but they do not impede communication• uses a mix of simple and complex sentence forms• makes some errors in grammar and punctuation butthey rarely reduce communication5 • addresses the task only partially; the format may beinappropriate in places• expresses a position but the development is notalways clear and there may be no conclusionsdrawn• presents some main ideas but these are limited andnot sufficiently developed; there may be irrelevantdetail • presents information with some organisation but theremay be a lack of overall progression• makes inadequate, inaccurate or over-use of cohesivedevices• may be repetitive because of lack of referencing andsubstitution• may not write in paragraphs, or paragraphing may beinadequate• uses a limited range of vocabulary, but this isminimally adequate for the task• may make noticeable errors in spelling and/or wordformation that may cause some difficulty for thereader• uses only a limited range of structures• attempts complex sentences but these tend to beless accurate than simple sentences• may make frequent grammatical errors andpunctuation may be faulty; errors can cause somedifficulty for the reader4 • responds to the task only in a minimal way or theanswer is tangential; the format may beinappropriate• presents a position but this is unclear• presents some main ideas but these are difficult toidentify and may be repetitive, irrelevant or not wellsupported • presents information and ideas but these are notarranged coherently and there is no clear progressionin the response• uses some basic cohesive devices but these may beinaccurate or repetitive• may not write in paragraphs or their use may beconfusing• uses only basic vocabulary which may be usedrepetitively or which may be inappropriate for thetask• has limited control of word formation and/or spelling;errors may cause strain for the reader• uses only a very limited range of structures with onlyrare use of subordinate clauses• some structures are accurate but errorspredominate, and punctuation is often faulty3 • does not adequately address any part of the task• does not express a clear position• presents few ideas, which are largely undevelopedor irrelevant • does not organise ideas logically• may use a very limited range of cohesive devices, andthose used may not indicate a logical relationshipbetween ideas• uses only a very limited range of words andexpressions with very limited control of wordformation and/or spelling• errors may severely distort the message• attempts sentence forms but errors in grammar andpunctuation predominate and distort the meaning2 • barely responds to the task• does not express a position• may attempt to present one or two ideas but there isno development • has very little control of organisational features • uses an extremely limited range of vocabulary;essentially no control of word formation and/orspelling• cannot use sentence forms except in memorisedphrases1 • answer is completely unrelated to the task • fails to communicate any message • can only use a few isolated words • cannot use sentence forms at all0 • does not attend• does not attempt the task in any way• writes a totally memorised response©UCLES 2005。

雅思写作评分标准四项

雅思写作评分标准四项

雅思写作评分标准四项
雅思写作部分包含两项任务:任务1(Task 1)和任务2(Task 2),每一项任务的评分都基于四个主要标准。

以下是这四个标准以及如何在写作中达到高分的简要说明,字数在500字以内。

1. 任务完成情况(Task Achievement/Response):此标准评估考生是否完全理解了题目,并且作出了适当的回应。

对于Task 1,这意味着需要提供所有必要的信息,比如图表的所有主要特点和趋势。

对于Task 2,这意味着需要针对所给出的观点或问题提出一个完全相关的论点,并且有清晰的立场。

2. 连贯与衔接(Coherence and Cohesion):这一项关注的是文章的流畅性和连贯性。

使用适当的连接词(例如,“然而”,“因此”等)可以帮助提高分数。

段落之间应该有清晰的逻辑关系。

3. 词汇丰富度(Lexical Resource):此项评估的是词汇使用的准确性和丰富性。

避免重复使用相同的词汇,尝试使用同义词或词组来表达相同的意思。

同时,确保词汇的使用在语境中是恰当的。

4. 语法多样性和准确性(Grammatical Range and
Accuracy):这一项评估的是语法的复杂性和错误率。

尝试使用各种复杂的句型结构,例如定语从句、名词性从句等。

同时,确保这些句子的使用是正确的。

这四项评分标准在雅思写作评分中占据着同等重要的地位。

要想在写作部分取得高分,考生需要在这四个方面都表现出色。

不过,也需要注意,语法和词汇的准确性比复杂性更重要,因此,如果考生对复杂的语法结构没有信心,最好使用简单但准确的句子。

雅思作文评分标准

雅思作文评分标准

雅思作文评分标准
雅思作文评分标准是由雅思考试官根据一些特定的标准
来评定考生的作文水平。

针对雅思写作任务1和任务2,评分
标准将考生的写作表达能力和语言运用能力分为4个层次,分别是:不达标,有限,一般和良好。

不达标:
这一层级表明考生的写作水平非常差,无法满足雅思写作的基本要求。

这些作文可能存在严重的语法错误和句法错误,表达不清晰,信息组织混乱,没有明确的观点和结构。

有限:
这一层级表明考生的写作水平有限,尽管存在一些语法和句法错误,但读者仍能理解和理解作文的主要观点。

然而,这些作文可能会有不同程度的语法错误和句法错误,并且缺乏一致性和清晰性。

一般:
这一层级展示了考生具备一定的写作能力,能够满足雅思写作的基本要求。

尽管存在一些语法错误和句法错误,但读者能够理解作者的观点,并且作文有一定的连贯性和组织性。

良好:
这一层级展示了考生的写作水平达到较高水平。

作文表达清晰,有条理和逻辑,语法使用几乎没有错误,句法结构复杂多样,观点明确,并且能够使用恰当的词汇和句型。

评分标准还包括对考生的任务完成能力的评估。

在任务1中,考生需要根据提供的图表、图像或数据进行描述,分析和
总结。

在任务2中,考生需要就某个具体问题或主题进行表达和讨论。

评分标准将根据考生对所提供的信息的理解和分析能力,以及对话题的深度和广度进行评估。

综上所述,雅思作文评分标准由考试官根据考生的语言运用能力和写作水平来评价作文。

考生需要通过清晰、连贯、有条理和逻辑的写作表达,正确的语法和句法结构,恰当的词汇和句型来展示自己的写作能力,以追求更高的得分。

雅思写作评分标准-中英对照(汇编)

雅思写作评分标准-中英对照(汇编)
uses a range of cohesivedevices appropriatelyalthough there may besome under-/over-use
uses a sufficient range of vocabulary toallow some flexibility and precision
uses paragraphingsufficiently andappropriately
uses a wide range of vocabulary fluentlyand flexibly to convey precise meanings
skillfully uses uncommon lexical items butthere may be occasional inaccuracies inword choice and collocation
uses less common lexical items withsome awareness of style andcollocation
may produce occasional errors in wordchoice, spelling and/or word formation
uses a variety of complex structures
rare minor errors occuronly as ‘slips’
uses a wide range of structures with fullflexibility and accuracy;
rare minor errorsoccur only as ‘slips’
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covers all requirements of the tasksufficiently
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IELTS Task 1 Writing band descriptors (public version)Band Task Achievement Coherence and Cohesion Lexical Resource Grammatical Range and Accuracy9 fully satisfies all the requirements ofthe taskclearly presents a fully developedresponse uses cohesion in such away that it attracts noattentionskilfully managesparagraphinguses a wide range of vocabulary withvery natural and sophisticated control oflexical features; rare minor errors occuronly as ‘slips’uses a wide range of structures with fullflexibility and accuracy; rare minor errorsoccur only as ‘slips’8 covers all requirements of the tasksufficientlypresents, highlights and illustrates keyfeatures / bullet points clearly andappropriately sequences information andideas logicallymanages all aspects ofcohesion welluses paragraphingsufficiently andappropriatelyuses a wide range of vocabulary fluentlyand flexibly to convey precise meaningsskilfully uses uncommon lexical items butthere may be occasional inaccuracies inword choice and collocationproduces rare errors in spelling and/orword formationuses a wide range of structuresthe majority of sentences are error-freemakes only very occasional errors orinappropriacies7 covers the requirements of the task(Academic) presents a clear overviewof main trends, differences or stages(General Training) presents a clearpurpose, with the tone consistent andappropriateclearly presents and highlights keyfeatures / bullet points but could bemore fully extended logically organisesinformation and ideas; thereis clear progressionthroughoutuses a range of cohesivedevices appropriatelyalthough there may besome under-/over-useuses a sufficient range of vocabulary toallow some flexibility and precisionuses less common lexical items withsome awareness of style and collocationmay produce occasional errors in wordchoice, spelling and/or word formationuses a variety of complex structuresproduces frequent error-free sentenceshas good control of grammar andpunctuation but may make a few errors6 addresses the requirements of the task(Academic) presents an overview withinformation appropriately selected(General Training) presents a purposethat is generally clear; there may beinconsistencies in tonepresents and adequately highlights keyfeatures / bullet points but details maybe irrelevant, inappropriate orinaccurate arranges information andideas coherently and thereis a clear overallprogressionuses cohesive deviceseffectively, but cohesionwithin and/or betweensentences may be faulty ormechanicalmay not always usereferencing clearly orappropriatelyuses an adequate range of vocabularyfor the taskattempts to use less common vocabularybut with some inaccuracymakes some errors in spelling and/orword formation, but they do not impedecommunicationuses a mix of simple and complex sentenceformsmakes some errors in grammar andpunctuation but they rarely reducecommunication5generally addresses the task; theformat may be inappropriate in places (Academic) recounts detailmechanically with no clear overview; there may be no data to support the description(General Training) may present apurpose for the letter that is unclear at times; the tone may be variable and sometimes inappropriatepresents, but inadequately covers, key features / bullet points; there may be a tendency to focus on detailspresents information withsome organisation but there may be a lack of overall progressionmakes inadequate,inaccurate or over-use of cohesive devicesmay be repetitive because of lack of referencing and substitutionuses a limited range of vocabulary, butthis is minimally adequate for the task may make noticeable errors in spelling and/or word formation that may cause some difficulty for the readeruses only a limited range of structuresattempts complex sentences but these tendto be less accurate than simple sentences may make frequent grammatical errors and punctuation may be faulty; errors can cause some difficulty for the reader4attempts to address the task but does not cover all key features / bulletpoints; the format may be inappropriate (General Training) fails to clearly explain the purpose of the letter; the tone may be inappropriatemay confuse key features / bullet points with detail; parts may be unclear, irrelevant, repetitive or inaccuratepresents information andideas but these are not arranged coherently and there is no clearprogression in the response uses some basic cohesive devices but these may be inaccurate or repetitiveuses only basic vocabulary which may beused repetitively or which may be inappropriate for the taskhas limited control of word formation and/or spelling;errors may cause strain for thereaderuses only a very limited range of structureswith only rare use of subordinate clauses some structures are accurate but errors predominate, and punctuation is often faulty3fails to address the task, which may have been completely misunderstood presents limited ideas which may be largely irrelevant/repetitivedoes not organise ideaslogicallymay use a very limited range of cohesive devices, and those used may not indicate a logicalrelationship between ideas uses only a very limited range of wordsand expressions with very limited control of word formation and/or spellingerrors may severely distort the messageattempts sentence forms but errors ingrammar and punctuation predominate and distort the meaning2answer is barely related to the task has very little control of organisational featuresuses an extremely limited range ofvocabulary; essentially no control of word formation and/or spellingcannot use sentence forms except inmemorised phrases1 answer is completely unrelated to thetaskfails to communicate anymessagecan only use a few isolated wordscannot use sentence forms at alldoes not attenddoes not attempt the task in any way writes a totally memorised response。

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