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Assessment
María G.
Topic: Work & Career · Recording 4:12
AI confidence: high
Communicates comfortably about familiar work topics with good range and only occasional errors that don't impede understanding.
Strengths
- Wide everyday and work vocabulary, used naturally.
- Answers stay on topic and are well organized.
- Understands follow-up questions without needing them repeated.
To work on
- Occasional verb-tense slips when describing past projects.
- Some hesitation on more abstract or hypothetical questions.
Examples from the transcript
“In my last job I am responsible for the onboarding of new clients.”
Past role described with a present-tense verb.
“In my last job I was responsible for onboarding new clients.”
“If I would have more time, I will prepare a longer answer.”
Mixed conditional structure.
“If I had more time, I would prepare a longer answer.”
Pronunciation
GoodPronunciation score 86/100 against US English · 9 answers analyzedWords to review
- comfortable
- specifically
- thoroughly
Measured against a US English reference. It shows how closely speech matches that reference, not whether the candidate is easy to understand. Bands are provisional. A separate score: it never changes the CEFR level.
Recommendation
Comfortably meets a B2 bar — suitable for roles that need fluent spoken English with clients or colleagues.
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