Solomon has a very good understanding of English grammar and a strong vocabulary. He cancomfortably discuss a wide range of topics in English. When reading, Solomon understands the keyinformation and can guess the meaning of unfamiliar words from the context.- speaks on a variety of topics with fluency and confidence- responds quickly and accurately- speaks confidently with good speech, organized when discussing work events or activities- exchanges information on a wide variety of topics- asks relevant and meaningful questions- narrates in all time frames (past, present, present progressive, and future tense)- has a good command of active and passive voice- expresses opinions and ideas- grasps the main idea and the essential points- uses context to understand underlying meaning in a conversation- follows complex extended discourse in professional articles or reports- uses key words to guess meaning- decodes the vocabulary based on prefixes, suffixes and root words- engages in interactive discussions on almost any topic- actively participates, especially in verbal activities- expresses personal views and ideas in group discussionsSuggestions:Solomon struggles a bit with the pronunciation of some English words, he should make sure to speaka little bit slowly when conveying key information to aid listener understanding. Solomon shouldcontinue to read and listen to a wide variety of materials in English and note useful phrases andpatterns for expressing complex or detailed information.- listen to native English speech and try to reproduce syllable stress- work with minimal pairs to practice sounds that are similar, such as porkand poke- practice saying words with the shthch sounds for proper mouth and tongue placement- use a wide range of materials, such as audio, video, reading, to broaden knowledge of andincorporation in speech of useful vocabulary- keep using correct grammar and sentence structures when speaking, including past tenses, relativepronouns such as 'which', 'who', etc, prepositions, and conditionals- use role-play practice situations to try out new vocabulary and reinforce grammar phrasing- use debates and discussions to practice more complex grammar structures and build up speakingconfidence- use memorized introductions and conclusions to create a strong beginning and ending