TOEFL TPO 73 Speaking Task 1 Sample: Some people like to send text messages when they need information. Others prefer to call people on their cell phones for the information they need. Explain which method you prefer and why.

1.Sub Scores

• Delivery: 3

• Language Use: 3

• Topic Development: 3

2.Estimated Scores

• Total Score: 23

3.Delivery The speaker's delivery is generally clear and fluid, but there are a few areas for improvement. To enhance the delivery, the speaker should work on maintaining a consistent pace throughout the speech and reducing occasional pauses. Additionally, focusing on accurate pronunciation will help eliminate any potential spelling errors.

4.Topic Development The response is coherent and well-organized, with clear connections between ideas and sufficient support or examples. However, to further improve topic development, the speaker could provide more specific examples or personal experiences to strengthen their argument. Moreover, expanding on the reasons for their preference and addressing potential counterarguments would make the response more comprehensive and persuasive.

5. Language Use

Original:

I prefer sending text messages over making direct calls seeking information. Firstly, texting demonstrates greater and proper adequacy in communication. For instance, during busy work hours, sending messages will not abruptly interrupt others who may be in an important meeting. Secondly, text messages can convey more concise and accurate information to the recipient. For example, in text messages, you can display numbers, figures, and even images to others and this information can be stored in the phone history for an extended period.

Revised:

I prefer sending text messages over making direct calls when seeking information. Firstly, texting demonstrates greater etiquette and efficiency in communication. For instance, during busy work hours, sending messages will not abruptly interrupt others who may be in an important meeting. Secondly, text messages can convey more precise and accurate information to the recipient. For example, in text messages, you can display numbers, figures, and even images to others, and this information can be stored in the phone history for an extended period.

I prefer sending text messages over making direct calls when seeking information (revised for clarity). Firstly, texting demonstrates greater etiquette (changed "adequacy" to "etiquette" for better word choice) and efficiency (added "efficiency" for a more natural flow) in communication. For instance, during busy work hours, sending messages will not abruptly interrupt others who may be in an important meeting (smooth transition). Secondly, text messages can convey more precise (changed "concise" to "precise" for better word choice) and accurate information to the recipient. For example, in text messages, you can display numbers, figures, and even images to others (maintained natural flow), and this information can be stored in the phone history for an extended period (strong conclusion).

Corrected:

I prefer sending text messages over making direct calls when seeking information. information (revised for clarity). Firstly, texting demonstrates greater etiquette (changed "adequacy" to "etiquette" for better word choice) and proper adequacy efficiency (added "efficiency" for a more natural flow) in communication. For instance, during busy work hours, sending messages will not abruptly interrupt others who may be in an important meeting. meeting (smooth transition). Secondly, text messages can convey more concise precise (changed "concise" to "precise" for better word choice) and accurate information to the recipient. For example, in text messages, you can display numbers, figures, and even images to others (maintained natural flow), and this information can be stored in the phone history for an extended period.period (strong conclusion).

6. Display title: 6.Mind Map

- Preference/Opinion
  - Prefers text messages over direct calls

- Main Point
  - Texting demonstrates greater adequacy in communication
    - Example: Less disruptive during busy work hours
  - Text messages convey concise and accurate information
    - Example: Can display numbers, figures, and images

- Conclusion
  - Texting is a more effective and considerate method of communication

7. Display title: 7.Key Words

8. Display title: 8.Additional Examples

9. Text messages allow for better time management as the recipient can respond at their convenience.

10. Texting provides a written record of the conversation, which can be useful for future reference.

11. Text messages can be easily forwarded to multiple recipients, making it an efficient way to share information.

12. Texting allows for the use of emojis and other visual elements, which can help convey emotions and tone more effectively than voice calls.

13. Text messages can be sent and received in areas with poor signal strength, where voice calls might not be possible.

1.子项得分

• 交付(Delivery): 3

• 主题发展(Topic Development): 3

• 语言使用(Language Use): 3

2.预估分数

• 总分: 23

3.表达 从交付方面来看，您的回答相对清晰，但仍有改进的空间。为了提高您的发音，请注意在句子中正确地暂停，以便更自然地表达您的想法。此外，尝试保持一致的语速，以免听起来过于仓促。建议您多练习朗读和模仿母语人士的发音。

4.话题发展 从话题发展方面来看，您的回答是连贯和有组织的，但可以通过提供更多支持或例子来加强。例如，您可以分享一个关于您在紧急情况下打电话获取信息的亲身经历，以便更具说服力。同时，在解释为什么发送短信可能不是最佳选择时，可以提供更多具体细节。这将使您的回答更完整和有深度。

5. 语言使用

Original:

I prefer to call people on their cell phones for information I need, because I can get the information I want immediately on cell phone. It is especially important when I face an urgent problem, and at the same time I can explain in detail what I need to know on the cell phone. However, if I choose to send text messages, maybe I will not receive the reply on time, and it will make me lose the best opportunity to know the information and to address the problem.

Revised:

I prefer to call people on their cell phones for information I need, as it allows me to obtain the information I want immediately. This is particularly crucial when dealing with urgent matters, as I can explain in detail what I need to know over the phone. One example of this is when I faced a medical emergency and needed advice from a friend who is a doctor. Calling them directly allowed me to receive immediate guidance on how to handle the situation.

On the other hand, if I choose to send text messages, there's a chance that I may not receive a timely reply, which could cause me to miss out on vital information or opportunities. For instance, when trying to secure concert tickets for a popular event, calling a friend who had access to tickets ensured that I was able to reserve them before they sold out. In contrast, sending a text message might have resulted in a delayed response and missed opportunity.

I prefer to call people on their cell phones for information I need (revised for clarity), as it allows me to obtain the information I want immediately (revised for natural flow). This is particularly crucial when dealing with urgent matters (revised for smooth transition), as I can explain in detail what I need to know over the phone (revised for proper grammar). One example of this is when I faced a medical emergency and needed advice from a friend who is a doctor (added supporting example). Calling them directly allowed me to receive immediate guidance on how to handle the situation (reason and explanation).

On the other hand, if I choose to send text messages (smooth transition), there's a chance that I may not receive a timely reply (revised for natural flow), which could cause me to miss out on vital information or opportunities (revised for proper grammar). For instance, when trying to secure concert tickets for a popular event (added supporting example), calling a friend who had access to tickets ensured that I was able to reserve them before they sold out (reason and explanation). In contrast, sending a text message might have resulted in a delayed response and missed opportunity (strong conclusion).

Corrected:

I prefer to call people on their cell phones for information I need, because I can get need (revised for clarity), as it allows me to obtain the information I want immediately on cell phone. It (revised for natural flow). This is especially important particularly crucial when I face an dealing with urgent problem, and at the same time matters (revised for smooth transition), as I can explain in detail what I need to know over the phone (revised for proper grammar). One example of this is when I faced a medical emergency and needed advice from a friend who is a doctor (added supporting example). Calling them directly allowed me to receive immediate guidance on the cell phone. However, how to handle the situation (reason and explanation).

On the other hand, if I choose to send text messages, maybe I will messages (smooth transition), there's a chance that I may not receive the a timely reply (revised for natural flow), which could cause me to miss out on time, and it will make me lose the best vital information or opportunities (revised for proper grammar). For instance, when trying to secure concert tickets for a popular event (added supporting example), calling a friend who had access to tickets ensured that I was able to reserve them before they sold out (reason and explanation). In contrast, sending a text message might have resulted in a delayed response and missed opportunity to know the information and to address the problem.(strong conclusion).

6. Display title: 6.思维导图

- Preference or Opinion
  - Prefer calling people on cell phones

- Main Point
  - Immediate information
  - Important for urgent problems

- Supporting Examples
  - Detailed explanation on the phone
  - Text messages may not receive timely replies

- Conclusion
  - Calling on cell phones helps to get information quickly and address problems efficiently

7. Display title: 7.关键词

8. Display title: 8.补充示例

9. When planning a surprise party, calling friends on their cell phones ensures that everyone is informed and can keep the secret.

10. In case of an emergency, such as a car breakdown, calling for help on a cell phone allows for immediate assistance and clear communication of the situation.

11. When coordinating a group project, calling team members on their cell phones enables efficient decision-making and real-time updates on progress.

12. During business negotiations, calling partners on their cell phones can help clarify misunderstandings and reach agreements more quickly.

13. When traveling and needing directions, calling a local friend on their cell phone provides accurate information and personalized guidance.

1.子项得分

• Delivery: 2.5

• Topic Development: 3

• Language Use: 2.5

2.预估分数

• 19

3.表达 从发音和语速方面来看，这个回答有一定的问题。虽然大部分单词发音正确，但有些地方存在拼写错误，可能是由于发音不准确导致的。此外，回答中存在一些不恰当的停顿。建议练习更清晰、流利的发音，并注意在合适的地方停顿。

4.话题发展 回答在话题发展方面做得相对较好，提供了一个清晰的观点，并通过一个例子来支持观点。但是，这个例子可能不足以充分说明直接打电话比发送短信更好。建议在回答中提供更多相关的例子或论据来增强观点的说服力。

5. 语言使用

Original:

From my perspective, I prefer to call people on their cell phones for the information I need. Because compared to the text messages, directly calling people can reduce the risk that other people miss the message and it can have a more timely response to get the information I need. For example, last year when a friend of mine and I are doing the same work for the same class and he text me when is the deadline for that assignment and I missed that message and he missed the deadline. So if he can call me directly, I can tell him the message and there's no problem.

Revised:

From my perspective, I prefer to call people on their cell phones for the information I need. This is because, compared to text messages, directly calling people can reduce the risk of missed messages and provide a more timely response. For example, last year, a friend of mine and I were working on the same assignment for a class. He texted me to ask about the deadline, but I missed his message, and as a result, he missed the deadline. If he had called me directly, I could have given him the information immediately, preventing any issues.

Another reason I prefer calling is that it allows for better clarification and understanding. When texting, it's easy for misunderstandings to occur due to the lack of tone and context. However, when speaking on the phone, we can ask questions and clarify points instantly. For instance, when discussing a complex project with a colleague, it's much more efficient to call and discuss the details verbally rather than trying to explain everything through text messages.

From my perspective, I prefer to call people on their cell phones for the information I need (I revised this sentence to make it sound more natural). This is because (I added "This is" for better flow), compared to text messages (I changed "the text messages" to "text messages" for better grammar), directly calling people can reduce the risk of missed messages (I changed "other people miss the message" to "missed messages" for clarity) and provide a more timely response (I changed "it can have a more timely response" to "provide a more timely response" for better grammar). For example, last year (I added a comma here), a friend of mine and I were working on the same assignment for a class (I changed "doing the same work for the same class" to "working on the same assignment for a class" for better clarity). He texted me to ask about the deadline (I changed "he text me when is the deadline" to "he texted me to ask about the deadline" for better grammar), but I missed his message, and as a result, he missed the deadline (I changed "and I missed that message and he missed the deadline" to "but I missed his message, and as a result, he missed the deadline" for better flow). If he had called me directly (I changed "So if he can call me directly" to "If he had called me directly" for better grammar), I could have given him the information immediately (I changed "I can tell him the message" to "I could have given him the information immediately" for better clarity), preventing any issues (I added this phrase for a stronger conclusion).

Another reason I prefer calling is that it allows for better clarification and understanding (I added this sentence as a second supporting example). When texting, it's easy for misunderstandings to occur due to the lack of tone and context (I added this sentence to explain why calling is better than texting in terms of understanding). However, when speaking on the phone, we can ask questions and clarify points instantly (I added this sentence to show how calling can lead to better understanding). For instance, when discussing a complex project with a colleague, it's much more efficient to call and discuss the details verbally rather than trying to explain everything through text messages (I added this example to strengthen my argument).

Corrected:

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Another reason I prefer calling is that it allows for better clarification and understanding (I added this sentence as a second supporting example). When texting, it's easy for misunderstandings to occur due to the lack of tone and context (I added this sentence to explain why calling is better than texting in terms of understanding). However, when speaking on the phone, we can ask questions and clarify points instantly (I added this sentence to show how calling can lead to better understanding). For instance, when discussing a complex project with a colleague, it's much more efficient to call and discuss the details verbally rather than trying to explain everything through text messages (I added this example to strengthen my argument).

6. 思维导图

- Preference or Opinion
  - Calling people on cell phones

- Main Point
  - Timely response
  - Reduced risk of missed messages

- Supporting Examples
  - Missed text message about assignment deadline
  - Friend missed the deadline due to missed message

- Conclusion
  - Calling directly can prevent miscommunication and ensure timely information exchange

7. 关键词

8. 补充示例

9. Sub-opinion: Calling allows for clarification Explanation: You can ask questions and get immediate answers Supporting example: When discussing project details, calling ensures everyone is on the same page.

10. Sub-opinion: Calling is more personal Explanation: Hearing someone's voice creates a stronger connection Supporting example: Wishing someone a happy birthday through a call feels more sincere than a text message.

11. Sub-opinion: Calling is better for urgent matters Explanation: People are more likely to answer a call for urgent information Supporting example: In an emergency, calling someone is more effective than sending a text message.

12. Sub-opinion: Calling helps avoid misunderstandings Explanation: Tone and context can be better understood through voice Supporting example: A joke or sarcasm can be easily misunderstood in a text message, but not in a call.

13. Sub-opinion: Calling saves time Explanation: Information can be exchanged more quickly through calls Supporting example: Discussing complex issues over the phone can save time compared to lengthy text messages.

1.Sub Scores

• Delivery: 3

• Topic Development: 3

• Language Use: 3

2.Estimated Scores

• Total Score: 23

3.Delivery The delivery of your response is generally clear and fluid, but there are some areas for improvement. To enhance your delivery, try to maintain a consistent pace throughout your response and avoid unnecessary pauses. Additionally, work on your pronunciation to ensure that you are clearly understood by the listener. Practicing speaking out loud and listening to native speakers can help improve your delivery.

4.Topic Development Your response is coherent and well-organized, but it could benefit from more detailed explanations and examples to support your preference for texting over calling. To improve topic development, consider providing specific instances or personal experiences that demonstrate the advantages of texting. This will help strengthen your argument and make your response more engaging for the listener.

5.Language Use

Original Answer: I strongly believe that sending text messages is better than calling people on their cell phones. Firstly, I think texting is more efficient than calling people. As we all know, we read much faster than we speak, so people can just see the lines of words and read it. This is more quick to conveying the messages. Secondly, I think texting messages are showing a respect to others. The person you want to get in touch may be inconvenient with calling, with picking up the cell phones. So I think texting is better than calling people.

Corrected Answer: I strongly believe that sending text messages is better than calling people on their cell phones. Firstly, I think texting is more efficient than calling people. As we all know, we read much faster than we speak, so people can just see the lines of words and read it read them (change "it" to "them" for proper subject-verb agreement). This is more quick quicker (use "quicker" for correct comparative form) to conveying the messages. Secondly, I think texting messages are showing a respect shows respect (use "shows respect" for proper verb form and subject-verb agreement) to others. The person you want to get in touch may be inconvenient with calling, with picking up the cell phones might find it inconvenient to answer calls (rephrase for clarity and natural language flow). So I think texting is better than calling people.

Revised Answer (110 words): I strongly believe that sending text messages is a more effective method of communication than calling people on their cell phones. Firstly, texting is more efficient than making phone calls. As we all know, we read much faster than we speak, so people can quickly scan the lines of text and comprehend the message. This allows for quicker information exchange. Secondly, texting shows respect for others' time and availability. The person you want to get in touch with might find it inconvenient to answer calls during a meeting or while they are occupied with other tasks. Therefore, texting offers a less intrusive and more considerate way of communicating compared to calling.

6.Mind Map

- Preference: Texting over calling
  - Main Point 1: Efficiency
    - Faster reading than speaking
    - Quicker information exchange
  - Main Point 2: Respect for others
    - Less intrusive communication method
    - Consideration for others' time and availability

- Conclusion: Texting is a more effective and considerate way of communicating compared to calling.

7.Key Words

8.Additional Examples

1. Texting allows for multitasking, enabling people to respond to messages while attending to other tasks, making it a more flexible communication method.

2. Texting provides a written record of the conversation, which can be helpful for future reference or when discussing important information.

3. Texting can be less stressful than phone calls, as it gives people time to think about their response before sending the message.

4. Texting is more cost-effective for those with limited call minutes on their phone plans or when communicating internationally.

5. Texting can be more accessible for individuals with hearing impairments, as they can read and respond to messages without relying on auditory cues.

1.子项得分

• 交付: 3

• 主题发展: 3

• 语言使用: 3

2.预估分数

• 总分: 23

3.表达 从交付方面来看，说话者的语速较为稳定，但在某些地方存在不必要的停顿。为了提高口语表达能力，建议说话者注意在适当的地方停顿，以使语言更流畅。此外，尝试纠正发音错误，以避免拼写错误。

4.话题发展 从话题发展方面来看，说话者提供了一个相对连贯和有组织的回答，并在一定程度上解释了为什么他们更喜欢使用手机通话获取信息。然而，为了使回答更有说服力和深入，建议说话者提供更多具体的例子或详细说明。例如，在谈到与老师沟通时，可以分享一个实际的经历或情景来支持观点。

5. 语言使用

Original:

I prefer to call people on their cell phones for the information that I need, because firstly it is quite effective, like I can get an instant message, I can get an instant answer from my friends or the people that I'm asking for, like if I want to know the historical answer, I will ask for my teachers and they can explain it to me. Secondly, calling on their cell phones is a kind of face-to-face communication which enhances our relationships and it seems that I'm more honest than ever.

Revised:

I prefer to call people on their cell phones for the information I need, as it is highly efficient and fosters better communication. Firstly, calling allows for immediate responses, ensuring that I can quickly obtain the necessary information. For example, if I need historical facts, I can call my teacher and receive a thorough explanation without delay. Secondly, phone calls provide a more personal touch compared to text messages, which can strengthen relationships. Engaging in verbal conversations demonstrates sincerity and genuine interest in the other person's input. Overall, calling on cell phones is my preferred method due to its effectiveness and ability to enhance interpersonal connections.

I prefer to call people on their cell phones for the information I need (revised for clarity), as it is highly efficient (replaced "quite effective" with a more advanced vocabulary) and fosters better communication (added a reason). Firstly, calling allows for immediate responses (rephrased for natural flow), ensuring that I can quickly obtain the necessary information (added a reason). For example, if I need historical facts, I can call my teacher and receive a thorough explanation without delay (provided a specific supporting example). Secondly, phone calls provide a more personal touch compared to text messages (rephrased for clarity), which can strengthen relationships (added a reason). Engaging in verbal conversations demonstrates sincerity and genuine interest in the other person's input (provided an explanation). Overall, calling on cell phones is my preferred method due to its effectiveness and ability to enhance interpersonal connections (strong conclusion summarizing the main points).

Corrected:

I prefer to call people on their cell phones for the information I need (revised for clarity), as it is highly efficient (replaced "quite effective" with a more advanced vocabulary) and fosters better communication (added a reason). Firstly, calling allows for immediate responses (rephrased for natural flow), ensuring that I need, because firstly it is quite effective, like can quickly obtain the necessary information (added a reason). For example, if I need historical facts, I can get call my teacher and receive a thorough explanation without delay (provided a specific supporting example). Secondly, phone calls provide a more personal touch compared to text messages (rephrased for clarity), which can strengthen relationships (added a reason). Engaging in verbal conversations demonstrates sincerity and genuine interest in the other person's input (provided an instant message, I can get an instant answer from my friends or the people that I'm asking for, like if I want to know the historical answer, I will ask for my teachers and they can explain it to me. Secondly, explanation). Overall, calling on their cell phones is a kind of face-to-face communication which enhances our relationships my preferred method due to its effectiveness and it seems that I'm more honest than ever.ability to enhance interpersonal connections (strong conclusion summarizing the main points).

6. 思维导图

- Preference or Opinion
  - Prefer calling on cell phones

- Main Point
  - Effective communication
  - Instant answers
  - Face-to-face communication

- Supporting Examples
  - Asking friends for information
  - Asking teachers for historical answers

- Conclusion
  - Enhances relationships
  - Appears more honest

7. 关键词

8. 补充示例

9. Sub-opinion: Calling on cell phones allows for better understanding. Explanation: Tone of voice and facial expressions can be observed. Supporting example: When discussing a complex topic, it is easier to understand each other when we can see and hear each other.

10. Sub-opinion: Calling on cell phones saves time. Explanation: Instant communication prevents waiting for responses. Supporting example: When making plans with friends, calling them directly helps finalize plans quickly.

11. Sub-opinion: Calling on cell phones is more personal. Explanation: Hearing someone's voice creates a stronger connection. Supporting example: When wishing someone a happy birthday, a phone call feels more heartfelt than a text message.

12. Sub-opinion: Calling on cell phones helps avoid misunderstandings. Explanation: Direct communication allows for immediate clarification. Supporting example: When discussing sensitive topics, calling on the phone prevents misinterpretation of written messages.

13. Sub-opinion: Calling on cell phones is more convenient. Explanation: No need to wait for an appropriate time to meet in person. Supporting example: When asking for advice from a busy friend, calling them directly is more convenient than trying to schedule a meeting.

1.Sub Scores

• Delivery: 2

• Topic Development: 2

• Language Use: 2

2.Estimated Scores

• Total Score: 15

3.Delivery The speaker's speech is not very clear and fluid, with some inconsistent pacing and pauses. To improve, the speaker should practice speaking more clearly and maintaining a consistent pace throughout the response. Additionally, focusing on proper pronunciation will help eliminate any spelling errors that may arise from inaccurate pronunciation.

4.Topic Development The response is somewhat coherent and organized, but it could be improved by providing clearer connections between ideas and more specific examples to support the speaker's preference for calling over texting. The speaker should also work on developing their ideas more fully and avoid repetition to create a more well-rounded response.

5. Language Use

Original:

I prefer to call people on their cell phones when I need some information. First, I can save more time because in this way, it can increase efficiency. For example, when I text message for someone to ask my homework, it means that I need, like, usually I need to take 30 minutes to waitingly reply my message, which is really not very efficient. And second, I think this way, it is more save money because, you know, text message cost a lot. Finally, I agree with that people should call someone if they need information.

Revised:

I prefer to call people on their cell phones when I need information. Firstly, calling can save more time and increase efficiency. For example, when I text someone to ask about my homework, it usually takes 30 minutes to receive a reply, which is not very efficient. Secondly, calling can be more cost-effective than texting, as text messages can be expensive. In conclusion, I believe that calling someone is the better method for obtaining information due to its time-saving and cost-effective nature.

I prefer to call people on their cell phones when I need information. Firstly (revised for a more formal tone), calling can save more time and increase efficiency (rephrased for clarity). For example, when I text someone to ask about my homework (corrected grammar), it usually takes 30 minutes to receive a reply (revised for natural flow), which is not very efficient (simplified sentence). Secondly (smooth transition), calling can be more cost-effective than texting (rephrased for clarity), as text messages can be expensive (simplified sentence). In conclusion (strong conclusion), I believe that calling someone is the better method for obtaining information due to its time-saving and cost-effective nature (summarized main points).

Corrected:

I prefer to call people on their cell phones when I need some information. First, I Firstly (revised for a more formal tone), calling can save more time because in this way, it can and increase efficiency. efficiency (rephrased for clarity). For example, when I text message for someone to ask about my homework, homework (corrected grammar), it means that I need, like, usually I need to take takes 30 minutes to waitingly receive a reply my message, (revised for natural flow), which is really not very efficient. And second, efficient (simplified sentence). Secondly (smooth transition), calling can be more cost-effective than texting (rephrased for clarity), as text messages can be expensive (simplified sentence). In conclusion (strong conclusion), I think this way, it believe that calling someone is more save money because, you know, text message cost a lot. Finally, I agree with that people should call someone if they need information.the better method for obtaining information due to its time-saving and cost-effective nature (summarized main points).

6. Mind Map

Preference or Opinion
└── Call people on cell phones for information
    ├── Main Point
    │   └── Save time and increase efficiency
    │       ├── Supporting Example
    │       │   └── Text messaging takes longer to get a response
    ├── Sub-point
    │   └── Save money
    │       ├── Supporting Example
    │       │   └── Text messages can be expensive
    └── Conclusion
        └── People should call for information instead of texting

7. Key Words

8. Additional Examples

1. Calling allows for immediate clarification of any misunderstandings, ensuring accurate information is received.

2. Phone calls provide an opportunity for more personal interaction, which can lead to better communication and understanding.

3. In urgent situations, calling someone directly can help resolve issues more quickly than waiting for a text message response.

4. Calling allows for the exchange of more detailed information, as it is easier to explain complex topics verbally than through text.

5. Phone calls can help build stronger relationships by allowing people to connect on a more personal level, fostering trust and cooperation.