Describe a person who works for a successful company

Band 6

I would like to talk about my neighbour Marta, who lives in the flat below mine in Porto, in Portugal. I know her since時制と前置詞の誤り：正しくは「have known her for」 five years, and in the morning we often take the same metro, so we have a lot of time to chat. She tells me about her day, so I know a lot about her work. She works as a project coordinator for a company that makes and installs solar panels for houses and schools. Her job is, er自然な間、気にならないつなぎ言葉, to plan the days when the workers come, to talk to the customers and to make sure the teams has主語と動詞の不一致：正しくは「have」 all the materials. She likes it most when a school switches on its new panels and the children are excited. The company is not very old. Two engineers started it about fifteen years ago in a small workshop in Braga, and now it has offices in four cities. I think the company is successful for three reasons. First, it is very reliable基本的な言い回しで、Lexical Resourceの評価が伸びない, because the workers finish the job on the day they promise. Second, the customers are happy, so they tell their friends and the company gets many new customersあいまいな言い方で、「a growing customer base」のほうが的確. Third, the company teaches its employees new things, so people stays主語と動詞の不一致：正しくは「stay」 there for many years. Marta told me that last year the company open時制の誤り：正しくは「opened」 an office in the south of the country. You know間を埋めるつなぎ言葉として使っている, I admire her because she works hard but she is never stress語形の誤り：正しくは「stressed」. Maybe one day I will work for a company like this.

Band 7

I’d like to talk about my neighbour Marta, who lives in the flat below mine in Porto, in Portugal. I’ve known her for about five years, and we often take the same metro in the morning, so we have plenty of time to chat. She often tells me about her day, so I know quite a lot about her work. She works as a project coordinator for a company that makes and installs solar panels for houses and schools. Her job is to plan the days when the installation teams visit, to liaise with仕事で使う的確な動詞表現 customers and to make sure everyone has the materials they need. She enjoys it most when a school switches on its new panels and the children are excited. The company isn’t very old: two engineers founded it about fifteen years ago in a small workshop in Braga, and it now has offices in four cities. I think it’s successful for three reasons. Firstly, it’s dependable「very reliable」の代わりに使った的確な形容詞, because the teams finish the job on the day they promise. Secondly, customers are so satisfied that they recommend it to their friends「so … that」の結果の節を、正確に使っている, which brings in new work. Thirdly, the company invests in training its employees, so people tend to stay for many years. Marta told me that last year it opened a new office in the south of the country, which were主語と動詞の不一致：正しくは「which was」 quite a big step. On the wholeまとめを導くディスコースマーカー, I admire her because she works hard yet never seems stressed, and I can imagine myself working for a company like that one day.

Band 8

I’d like to talk about my neighbour Marta, who lives in the flat below mine in Porto, in Portugal. I’ve known her for about five years, and since we often take the same metro in the morning, we’ve had plenty of chances to chat. She often tells me about her day, so I know quite a lot about her work. She works as a project coordinator for a company that designs and installs solar panels for houses and schools. Her role is to schedule the installation teams, keep customers informed and make sure everyone has the materials they need. She enjoys it most when a school switches on its new panels and the children are excited. The company isn’t old: two engineers founded it about fifteen years ago in a small workshop in Braga, and it now has offices in four cities. I’d say it owes its success to three things. First, it’s thoroughly dependable的確な強調語と形容詞の組み合わせ: the teams finish the job on the day they promise. Second, satisfied customers recommend it to their friends, which keeps new work coming in文全体の内容を受ける関係詞節を、正確に使っている. Third, the company invests in training its employees, so staff tend to stay for years自然で簡潔な言い回し. Marta told me that last year it opened an office in the south of the country, a step that would have seemed risky ten years ago過去の助動詞の構文で、柔軟な比較を加えている. Overall, I admire her because she works hard yet never seems stressed, and I could easily picture myself working for a company like that one day.