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导读 雅思口语范文:a picture or a photograph you like in your room雅思考场具体案例解析:仍以gift为例:Describe a gift you sent to others

雅思口语考官满分范文 第1篇

细节点一:单复数的判断

这个细节点是很多雅思考生有力用不上的一个点。但是只要我们留心留意,关于单复数的题目我们是可以看到的。

举例 1:

Cambridge 5 Test 2 Section3 Question 24

Listening to British students’

Language because of:

normal speed

large amount of ……………………

题目中的amount of 是修饰不可数名词,因此我们可以判断此题的答案是单数。

与此相同修饰不可数名词的还有:plenty of ; a great deal of ; a sum of

而修饰可数名词的有:a number of; many;

举例 2:

Cambridge 4 Test 4 Questions 24 and 26

Q24: to show how……………grow

Q26: to teach children about how …………….. is made up

Q24根据审题判断填名词,空后面是grow是一般现在时态,因此我们可以判定填名词复数。

Q26 空后面是is,因此很容易判定填名词单数。

细节点二:大小写的判断

雅思听力练习时,大小写有一部分是很明确的:人名、地名、月份、星期、学科、职业等。但还有一部分不是很明确令很多考生疑惑,针对这种现象,专家建议考生参照题目的统一格式来决定大小写,这样就不会因此丢掉分数了。

细节点三:做题时间

做题时间分为做题前和做题中。

考生在备考过程中,做雅思听力套题的时候要注意考生只有听到NOW TURN TO SECTION ONE时,才能打开听力试卷。

细节点四:雅思听力练习的时间

这里提到的时间分为两个概念:练习听力的时间点和练习听力的时间长度。

就时间点而言,专家建议考生尽量选择上午的时间来练习听力,理由是听力考试是雅思考试的第一场考试并且是从上午9点开始。考生需要调整好做听力题的最佳状态——与考试的时间点同步。如果练习的时间不容易安排,至少是上午的时间。强烈不推荐晚上练习听力。

就时间长度而言,不建议太长但也不要太短,两个小时左右最佳。有的考生为了在听力成绩上取得更高的分数会连续做听力超过两个小时,但从实际的成绩来看,这种狂听的效果并不理想,由于时间长,大脑也比较累,因此很容易破坏我们听题时的瞬间注意力。相反地,有的考生刚听了30或是40分钟就觉得是练习听力了。殊不知,这30-40分钟只是刚刚进入听力的状态,这时候嘎然而止就相当于前功尽弃,听力并没有得到很好的练习。

细节点五:雅思听力词汇的背诵

众所周知,在雅思听力练习中,雅思听力中的词汇都是与场景有很大联系。现在,越来越多的考生也已认识到场景词汇的重要性,但是对于这些场景词汇的读音的熟悉度却依然非常的不熟练,从而导致做听力题时出现答案写错。在这里,专家建议广大雅思考生,在背诵听力词汇的时候要大声地读出来,让单词的读音对我们的大脑形成一种刺激和反射,切记不要像背阅读词汇那样在心里默念。要记住:对于听力词汇而言,默念一百遍,不如大声朗读十遍。

举例:Cambridge5 Test4 Question 21

Problems: been affected by drop in…………..

该题的答案:sales

出错点:sail sell

细节点六:字数要求

这个细节是每位考生都知道的但也是最容易出错的。

通常情况下,雅思听力考题的字数要求都是NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS,但最容易出错的情况是NO MORE THAN ONE WORD AND /OR A NUMBER。

以Cambridge 6 Test 3 Question 2为例,

考题要求:Write ONE WORD AND /OR A NUMBER for each answer.

题目:

Date of birth: …………………..

原文:the twenty-seventh of the first of 1973

解析:根据考官给出的字数要求,这个题目要写成:27/1/1973 或是27-1-1973。

如果写成27th January,1973,本道题的分数就丢了。

细节点七:单词OR词组?

在做雅思听力练习是,做填空题,这个问题现在困扰着越来越多的考生,要填的词应该是单词还是词组。

比如,Cambridge 5 Test 4 Question 11

The next meeting of the soccer club will be in the ………..in King’s Park on 2 July.

答案:clubhouse

很多考生都把clubhouse分开写,从而影响了分数。

雅思口语考试的应对技巧

1.避免冷场

在雅思口语考试中,其实最怕的就是冷场。所以,很多考生都会采取一种策略,那就是对于考官的每一个问题,(主要是第一部分,因为第二部分有时间限制,第三部分题目对大多数考生来说难度过大,所以说不出太多内容)考生们都尽量的多说,说到考官喊停为止。其实,这种方法本身有两个主要问题:首先,考生有时候就是为了凑时间而不停的说,从而经常会说的偏离主题。其次,有时候考生说了很多,考官可能并不会打断;但是,如果考生的每个答案的最后如果没有一个小的结尾的话,考官并不知道考生已经结束作答了。那么,这时侯也会出现短暂的冷场和尴尬。所以,考生们尽量在回答完每一个题的时候,应该给考官一个 hint, 示意已经说完。在回答每道题目的时候,应该stay focused, 而不是乱侃一气。

2.有特点的答案

在没有任何时间思考的情况下,考生很多时候的回答都是第一反应。这样的答案内容并不是说不好,只是说缺乏创意,而且很多学生都会说一样的内容。在这种情况下,如果考生能够想出一些有特点的答案,相信会让考官眼前一亮。毕竟,这并不是人机对话,而是人与人之间的交流。所以想要取得更好的成绩,考生们应该是更多的从考官的角度,站在考官的立场去考虑问题。这些考官舍弃家庭,不远万里来到中国,几乎每周末都要面临四五十位考生。可想而知,如果每次考生回答同样的问题的话,考官肯定会吐。所以分数自然不会太高,除非说考生所展示的语言功底非常的好,而语言能力却又是大多数考生最弱的一个环节。因此,我们更应该从其他非语言层面入手才能在最短的时间内提高分数。所以,考生们应该想方设法在考试中呈现内容上有趣的内容,吸引考官的注意。

3.应对难的题目

在雅思口语第三部分,题目都有相当大的难度,而且每道题目的难度会越来越大,所以很多考生可能会多多少少卡壳,那么考生答案的流利度就会因此而大大下降,从而降低了整个分数。所以,如何增强自身的答案的流利度就成为了能否夺取高分数的关键。这里,考生们如果能够找出来一些过渡性语句的话,从而给自己更多的时间去思考如何去作答。很多考生会用到一些语句,比如说well; it’s a good question. 但是大多数烤鸭更多的是为了说而说。其实很多时候,考生更应该在与外教的交流中了解在说这些话的时候应该用怎样的语气。其次,考生们在回答第三部分的题目,应该套用一个固定的结构。因为很多的题目内容非常的难,所以如果是现场去整理思绪,恐怕在表达都会多多少少有一定的困难。

4.表情和肢体语言

外国人总是在facial expression以及body language上非常expressive, 在日常的课上,很多的学生也会看到,外国人表达非常的丰富。其实,在口语表达中,如果考生也能偶尔的使用这样或那样的手势,将会在很大程度上帮助到考生。即使考生的表达不是非常的清楚,无论是发音,语法还是考官还可以借_生的表情以及肢体语言来理解考生的答案。

雅思口语考试高分的要求

1、一定要口语话。

其实口语就是交流,在雅思口语考试的时候,总说些平时说不到的东西和词汇的话,总会给考官一种应试的感觉,除非是考试的内容需要,否则往往拿不到高分,最多也就是分左右。但是也不能抓着哪个词就一直用,那就又出现了用词贫乏的弊端。

2、尽量用第一人称交流。

雅思口语考试的时候,考官最想听到的是你个人的独到见解,所以尽量说你的感受,就用主语“I”就足够了。一般来说,你自己只能代表你个人的观点,所以说到他人的想法的时候,要注意用词。

3、回答要具体。

所以具象也就是说要具体,不要总谈些大道理,道理谁都懂不少,但是每个人的经历往往是特别的。特别是口语第2部分,考生能把卡片表达的越具体越生动,雅思口语考试就越容易拿到高分。

4、注意性别问题。

这个看似简单,但是对于中国考生来说,在相当程度上是一个很大的问题。所以建议考生,如果真的怕子啊雅思口语考试的时候把性别“he”或“she”说颠倒的话,就练习下平时说男的多,还是说女的多,要是平时就总是说“he”的话,那考试的时候就把你准备的涉及到人物的资料,都尽量用“he”来表达就OK了。

5、尽早点题。

对于老外来讲,基本都是直来直去的,他们不喜欢拐弯抹角。所以期望考生能在前2句话里,做到很到位的点题,也就是平时说的中心句或者论点。这对于雅思口语考试第2部分尤其重要,不要耍小聪明,想给考官一点猜测的空间,但是考官是吃这碗饭的,所以还是诚恳点的好。

6、分点讨论。

这里说的分点是分层次去表达,千万不要想到什么说什么,特别是第3部分的深入讨论部分。想要做到分层讨论,就需要考生具备一定的生活和社会常识性问题的了解,只有这样才能很好的避免说着说着没话可说的窘境。

雅思口语考官满分范文 第2篇

随着手机拍照的流行,大家应该都已经快忘记可以冲洗的照片的珍贵了吧,偏偏我们的最新雅思口语机经中出现了这样的话题卡,为了防止大家在回答雅思口语的过程中说“跑偏”到手机内存中的照片,我们可以在开头的介绍中就提到相框 frame,胶卷film, 悬挂hang 这类的词。这样给考官的最初印象就是你完全理解了题目的要求。

下面就以撒狗粮的方式,看看雅思口语里介绍照片的套路:

For the favorite picture I have in my room is the one with my boy friend and I smiling in front of the Disneyland Park. It is put right on the wall facing my bed so every time I lie down I can remember those moments.

The memories still come to me that the photo was taken on a rainy night when everything seemed dim in the distance and noises were replaced by the profound serenity of raindrops.

We had a great time at the Carousel with many other couples taking photos of each other. And minute upon minute, note upon note, the little horses would go up and down.

When the music faded out and the fantastic tour came to its end, the dark night sky was kindled by fireworks rising behind the Disney castle where all fairy tales dwelled in. Those dancing images of mascots were projected on the castle, reviving the happy moments although the fact that the park was closing soon made us a little sad.

But at least we still have the photo. It is always reminiscent of that lovely time at the park and I believe there are more happy moments to be filmed with us together.

本篇中我选择了一些稍难但”含情脉脉”的词在雅思口语中表达情感。要知道说的越真实,细节越多,越能打动考官获得高分

1. Dim: (light) not bright

Ie: This light is too dim to read by

2. serenity:the quality of being calm and peaceful

Ie: The hotel offers a haven of peace and serenity away from the bustle of the city

3. Fade out: to become less clear or quieter

Ie: Fade out the music at the end fo the scene

4. Reminiscent: remind you of somebody/something

Ie: The way he laughed was strongly reminiscent of his father.

雅思口语考官满分范文 第3篇

为了方便广大考生更好的复习,综合整理了雅思口语实用攻略:考前如何调整状态,以供各位考生考试复习参考,希望对考生复习有所帮助。

雅思口语考试历来是中国考生最担心的一关,虽然时间短,但是考核的时候要面对面,这无疑会产生紧张的心理。以下是名师总结的在雅思口语考试中一些考生常会提及到的问题,包括雅思口语考试的高分技巧,希望这些总结能对大家的复习有所帮助。

一、虽然雅思口语考试在听说读写四项中是最短的,只有10-15分钟,但是很多中国考生依然经常把它看成最大的障碍。主要原因是什么?

答复:大部分考生在口语考试里面临着如下问题:

1. 心理过度紧张,缺乏自信。

有些考生性格内向,不善交流和表达,面对临煞有介事的考官会大脑短路,语无伦次。

2. 英文能力有限,准备压力大。

07年以来雅思口语新话题层出不穷,考官第三部分的谈论愈发灵活,如果考生不懂得将话题化繁为简归类总结,会感到复习范围无边无际,从而忐忑不安。

3. 错把口试当成背诵考试,适得其反。

很多考生会把口语预测话题写成段子死背硬记,结果考试时不懂得与考官交流,只管猛背答案,往往是答非所问,难逃低分命运。

话题:The chart below shows the total number of minutes (in billions) of telephone calls in the UK, divided into three categories, from 1995-2002.

提纲:

Introduction: rewrite the question statement in your own words.

Overview: point out which category was highest in each year, which was lowest, and which saw the biggest changes.

Details: compare the 3 categories in 1995, then say what happened up until 1999.

Details: notice what happened to local calls from 1999 onwards, and contrast this with the other 2 categories. Finish with a comparison of the figures in 2002.

范文:

The bar chart compares the amount of time spent by people in the UK on three different types of phone call between 1995 and 2002.

It is clear that calls made via local, fixed lines were the most popular type, in terms of overall usage, throughout the period shown. The lowest figures on the chart are for mobile calls, but this category also saw the most dramatic increase in user minutes.

In 1995, people in the UK used fixed lines for a total of just over 70 billion minutes for local calls, and about half of that amount of time for national or international calls. By contrast, mobile phones were only used for around 4 billion minutes. Over the following four years, the figures for all three types of phone call increased steadily.

By 1999, the amount of time spent on local calls using landlines had reached a peak at 90 billion minutes. Subsequently, the figure for this category fell, but the rise in the other two types of phone call continued. In 2002, the number of minutes of national / international landline calls passed 60 billion, while the figure for mobiles rose to around 45 billion minutes.

is not restricted to …,but is also evident among … 某一现象并不仅仅局限于…,而是在…中也很明显

be economically independent 经济上独立

recognition 认知,可以替换argue, believe等词用来表示人的观点

earn a living 谋生

have personal resources to draw on 用自己的资源可以依靠

take time off 休息

end up 最终…

academic qualifications 学术资质

essential adj. 必要的,必需的

reasonable career 还行的职业

broaden their horizons 扩展他们的视野

get a clear perspective 获得清晰的认知

第一段:复述文章主题+引出论点 典型的大作文文章开篇,中规中矩,不失为实战中最好用也是最稳妥的写法。

词汇学习:on the face of sth. 从表面看

句子学习:文中:It is true that many parents purchase a multitude of playthings for their offspring. “purchase a multitude” -可用来直接替换三俗词”have different views towards” 用法完全一致。

另文中:Whether or not this is a good thing for the child, is a moot point. “moot”一次解释为有争议的,悬而未决的。此处用法可以完美替代通俗句型whether … , is widely debated.

第二段:主题句+理由分析 此写法常见于各类考官范文,主题句直接清晰的点明此段论述主题,然后围绕此主题进行展开。玩具有助于孩子身体,智力的发展同时兼具教育意义

相关词句学习:optimum brain development 开发大脑

hand-eye coordination 眼手协调

colour recognition 颜色识别

sth. Is designed to be educational as well as fun 寓教于乐

speed children’s acquisition of numbers or the alphabet 加速孩子对数字和字母的认知

第三段: 主题句+理由分析 此段结构同第二段,依旧是常见的正文段写作结构。而且从篇幅上看此段为考官的立场所在,玩具的弊大于利。所以笔者在此在此强调,一般双边分析的文章建议大家以第三段来奠定文章基调。

理由整理:spoil their children 宠坏孩子

concentration span may suffer 集中力下降

too many tempting objects 诱惑太多

become targets of envy from classmates 被妒忌

be dangerous for infants to suck on or ingest 有误事的风险

词汇学习:multiple 许多,可替换“many”

detrimental 有害的, 可替换“harmful”

pitfall 缺点,可替换“drawback”

be perceived as 被认为,可替换“be regard as”

句子学习:文中:For one,wealthy parents might spoil their son or daughter by showering him/her with toys, resulting in a negative effect on the child’s character. 句中考官形象的使用了shower 一次写出了给孩子提供了大量的玩具。shower sb. with sth. 可替换“give sb. a large number of …”, 同时考官用了resulting in 一词的非谓语结构引导结果。此写法笔者在前几期的文章中反复强调的重点句型。

第四段: 陈述观点。

句子学习:It is clear then that this situation is not as straightforward as it first appears. 此句几乎可以算是万能句,表示情况并不如看起来那么简单。几乎可以用于各种雅思与论文中。

以上就是小站老师为雅思考生们带来剑桥雅思10G类写作考官范文解析,希望能给雅思考生们带来帮助,不过雅思写作的唯一提升方法就是多写哦。

Describe a shop you like to go to.

what shop it is

what it sells (or, what you usually buy there)

when you first started going to this shop (or, how you came to know about this shop)

and explain why you like (to go to) this shop.

前考官范文:

Well, it took me a few moments to decide on which shop to talk about, because I actually like going to quite a number of different shops around my hometown, but possibly my favourite is H&M, so that's the one I'm gonna describe.

Firstly then, with regard to what it sells, well I'm not sure if you're familiar with H&M, but it's basically a mid-end clothes shop which sells a variety of women's and men's clothing, mostly geared towards young adults like myself. And as well as clothing, the shop also has a small accessories section for women, with things like hair bands, bracelets and earrings, but the main focus is definitely on clothes.

Anyway, as for when I first started going to this shop, well to be totally honest with you, I'm really not that sure, but off the top of my head, I guess I must have first started shopping there two or three years ago, round about the time I was in high school, because I seem to vaguely remember one of my high-school classmates telling me about it, and how good it was.

So that's kind of how I got to know about H&M, and finally, regarding why I like shopping there, well I suppose it's really a combination of reasons, one of which would be that the clothes there, on the whole, tend to be quite fashionable and trendy, unlike the stuff I see in many other shops, and the clothes are pretty simple in style, which is exactly what I like. So that's one thing, and I guess another reason would be that everything there is really good-value, and just to give you an example, a decent pair of jeans there costs around three hundred yuan, whereas a similar pair at another shop would probably set you back a thousand yuan or so, and in terms of quality, well, there's really not that much difference between H&M's clothes and the higher-end brands, but you're paying considerably less.

So yeah, I would say these are, more or less, the main reasons why I like shopping there, and I would probably go so far as saying it's become one of the most popular clothes shops here in my hometown, and I just hope they continue to keep their prices as low as they are!

That's pretty much it then, so thanks for listening.

题目:Some people think that strict punishments for driving offences are the key to reducing traffic accidents. Others, however, believe that other measures would be more effective in improving road safety. Discuss both these views and give your own opinion.

考官范文:

People have differing views with regard to the question of how to make our roads safer. In my view, both punishments and a range of other measures can be used together to promote better driving habits.

On the one hand, strict punishments can certainly help to encourage people to drive more safely. Penalties for dangerous drivers can act as a deterrent, meaning that people avoid repeating the same offence. There are various types of driving penalty, such as small fines, licence suspension, driver awareness courses, and even prison sentences. The aim of these punishments is to show dangerous drivers that their actions have negative consequences. As a result, we would hope that drivers become more disciplined and alert, and that they follow the rules more carefully.

On the other hand, I believe that safe driving can be promoted in several different ways that do

not punish drivers. Firstly, it is vitally important to educate people properly before they start to drive, and this could be done in schools or even as part of an extended or more difficult driving test. Secondly, more attention could be paid to safe road design. For example, signs can be used to warn people, speed bumps and road bends can be added to calm traffic, and speed cameras can help to deter people from driving too quickly. Finally, governments or local councils could reduce road accidents by investing in better public transport, which would mean that fewer people would need to travel by car.

In conclusion, while punishments can help to prevent bad driving, I believe that other road safety measures should also be introduced.

是的,所有剑桥后面的考官范文都是雅思写作最好的作文范本

范文如下:happiness is very difficult to define,because it means so many different things to different some people link happiness to wealth and material success,others think it lies in emotions and loving personal others think that spiritual paths,rather than either the material world or relationships with people,are the only way to true people interpret happiness for themselves in so many differen ways,it is difficult to give any definition that is ture for there are different kinds of happiness for different individuals then the first step in achieving it would be to have a degree of person needs to know who he or she is before being able to know what it is that makes him or her course,factors such as loving relationships,good health,the skill to earn a living and a peaceful environment all contribute to our happiness this does not mean that people without these conditions cannot be think an ability to keep clear perspectives in life is a more essential factor in achieving that i mean an ability to have a clear sense of what is important in our lives(the welfare of our families,the quality of our relationships,making other people happy,etc.)and what is not(a problem at work,getting annoyed about trivial things,etc.).全是手工输入的哦,希望对你有所帮助

Describe your first mobile phone.

You should say:

When you got it

How you got it

What you used it for

And explain how you felt when you got it.

考官参考范文:

Ok right then, I’m gonna tell you a little bit about my first mobile phone, or at least as much as I can remember anyway, because I think it was about seven or eight years ago when I first got one, so my memory’s a bit sketchy.

Anyway, in terms of how I came to getting my first mobile, well basically, I had kind of been going on at my mum for quite a while to get me one, but she kept saying, quite rightly, that I was too young and didn’t really need one. But when I hit the age of about 15, I think it was, she finally relented, and took me to the shops to choose one.

So uh, yeah, I remember at the time that neither of us knew much about mobiles, so when we walked into the shop, we just asked the sales assistant there to recommend us one. And I think I’m right in saying that we ended up choosing the cheapest and most basic phone they had, simply because I wasn’t really interested in having loads of functions, you know, all I wanted to use it for was to call and text people.

So that’s how got I it, and um…what else is there to say, uh…. Oh yeah, as for how I felt when I got it, well, in actual fact, I didn’t feel overly excited or anything, you know, it was really just a feeling of, um… what’s the word, umm….. I guess you could say it was like, um, a stronger sense of independence that I felt, um, as well as gratitude to my mum, of course, for giving it to me!

And I took pretty good care of it, you know, I even spent, like, 200 rmb on a leather case to go around it, and it lasted a pretty long time. I think I used it for something like 3 or four years before moving on to a better one. And I think I’ve still got it stored in a drawer somewhere at home. So uh, yeah that’s it. Thanks for listening.

雅思口语考官满分范文 第4篇

雅思口语是雅思考试中比较难得分的部分,很多雅思考生在口语上都很头疼,怎么都拿不到高分,所以大家掌握一些雅思口语的答题模板是非常重要的,下面就为大家推荐一个雅思口语的万能答题模板,大家可以参考

雅思口语万能模板

这个模板被称为是TSE方法。

T:代表的是Topic Sentence

S: 代表的是Supporting Ideas

E:代表的是 Examples

雅思口语考题基本上是五大原则:人,物,地点,事件,媒体。

T:在讲五大原则任何一个的时候,务必把这个原则与你联系在一起,开头的时候有个主题句,通过这句话引入下面的支持观点,这个主题句可以通过一到两句话来完成,但最好是对你有影响的。描述这个人---对你有影响;描述这个物----对你有意义;描述这个地点---对你有回忆等等。。。

S:支持观点,在这里要注意,我相信很多同学都会用观点来支持自己,但太过于白话文,大部分用例子来支撑,部分考生喜欢用For example,First, secondly, last but not the least来讲分论点,但这样给考官的感觉是在背作文,而不是真正的口语。在S这的观点一般是需要比较正式点的语言,每讲的一句话最好不少于5个单词以下,但最好不超过5句话。过渡词用什么好呢?最好用well, also , actually ,as a matter of fact , you know 等等词。

E:当然就是找到支持观点的例子,恰当的例子,但是字数不能过多,要简练。

雅思口语范文:a picture or a photograph you like in your room

随着手机拍照的流行,大家应该都已经快忘记可以冲洗的照片的珍贵了吧,偏偏我们的最新雅思口语机经中出现了这样的话题卡,为了防止大家在回答雅思口语的过程中说“跑偏”到手机内存中的照片,我们可以在开头的介绍中就提到相框 frame,胶卷film, 悬挂hang 这类的词。这样给考官的最初印象就是你完全理解了题目的要求。

下面就以撒狗粮的方式,看看雅思口语里介绍照片的套路:

For the favorite picture I have in my room is the one with my boy friend and I smiling in front of the Disneyland Park. It is put right on the wall facing my bed so every time I lie down I can remember those moments.

The memories still come to me that the photo was taken on a rainy night when everything seemed dim in the distance and noises were replaced by the profound serenity of raindrops.

We had a great time at the Carousel with many other couples taking photos of each other. And minute upon minute, note upon note, the little horses would go up and down.

When the music faded out and the fantastic tour came to its end, the dark night sky was kindled by fireworks rising behind the Disney castle where all fairy tales dwelled in. Those dancing images of mascots were projected on the castle, reviving the happy moments although the fact that the park was closing soon made us a little sad.

But at least we still have the photo. It is always reminiscent of that lovely time at the park and I believe there are more happy moments to be filmed with us together.

本篇中我选择了一些稍难但”含情脉脉”的词在雅思口语中表达情感。要知道说的越真实,细节越多,越能打动考官获得高分

1. Dim: (light) not bright

Ie: This light is too dim to read by

2. serenity:the quality of being calm and peaceful

Ie: The hotel offers a haven of peace and serenity away from the bustle of the city

3. Fade out: to become less clear or quieter

Ie: Fade out the music at the end fo the scene

4. Reminiscent: remind you of somebody/something

Ie: The way he laughed was strongly reminiscent of his father.

雅思口语part3范文:favorite photo

其次回答时可以尽量分层次的梳理,比如问到中国人喜欢的植物时,可以按照不同人群的特点来总结概括。

下面就是针对favorite photo的话题举例的两个part3 的答案参考

1. What’s the advantages and disadvantages of taking photos with smartphones?

思路分析 : 优点更容易总结, 例如方便携带,更容易传输;缺点是失去了拍照的瞬间性,很多摆拍的照片没有更多的纪念意义

Well, the first benefit of taking photos with smartphones would be easy transmission. It’s very handy to share a picture with friends as long as there is internet available. It could be even easier if two mobiles are both iPhones, thanks to the airdrop.

Also, compare to the digital cameras which are usually quite bulky, smartphones on the other hand are very portable. And all the functions work automatically which means even if you don’t know anything about photography, there is still good chances to craft nice phones.

Talking about the disadvantages, the only thing I can think of would be that people may not treasure pictures as memories that much as before.

A snap shot serves to crystallize the important moment in your life and that moment lasts for the length of a breath. People are unprepared to be filmed and their emotions are open to interpretation afterwards.

But using smartphones, people tend to take several at the same time with the same pose, and to filter out the best one. I think it lose the real meaning of recording the true life to some extent.

2. What is the benefit of learning painting for children?

思路分析 : 发展孩子的想象力从而培养他们的创造力是学习绘画带来的最直接的好处,同时也可以让孩子还学去欣赏生活中的美好,进而更加尊重生命。

First of all, painting is the easiest way for children to express their imagination. So learning to do that would definitely strengthen their ability to think outside of the box which is significant for their later lives.

because imagination is the basis for creation and innovation, one can’t achieve more in any aspects without it. Apart from that, learning painting could be the best way to teach kids to appreciate beauty and therefore to treasure life.

雅思口语Part3 被认为是debate的形式,如果答案准备的不够全面充分就很可能会遇到被考官“质疑”追着问的情况,所以如果在最开始的回答时就可以尽量完整,那就不会给考官留下“穷追猛打”的机会啦

雅思口语范文:Reading and children

Reading and children

What kinds of book are most popular with children in your country? Why do you think that is?

I think the most popular kind of books with children in China is comics. Statistics and my person experience with children bring me to this conclusion. First of all, if you bother to check the top sellers in terms of books, you will find comics for children permanent residents in those lists. As a comparison, those books telling fairytales and legends seem a little weak in terms of effect on children. Also, whenever I find some children gazing at their smart phone or tablets or reading a paper back book, they are mostly reading comics. It has become a great challenge to find kids focusing on words instead of pictures. Based on these two evidences, I believe comics are most children’s favorite in China.

Why do you think some children do not read books very often?

Well, for this issue, I think the shift of lifestyle is first and foremost to blame. In the online era, we, no matter adults or children have tens of alternatives to do in our spare time and reading a book is one of the most attention-intense among them. Why not go surf the Internet using your smart phone or tablet for some easy-to-understand stuff with beautiful pictures explaining everything to you, or some other rich media requiring no literacy. We grownups still struggle to escape from such grasp, needless to say the children.

How do you think children can be encouraged to read more?

Before we dive into the question, I think I need to make it clear that the children today have been reading far more than we expect. Read Weibo posts, WeChat messages, endless news feeds and many other kinds of media. They are avid readers that older people cannot match with. What grownups are trying to do in this scenario is to shift their focus of reading from those “light” material back to some old-school, serious and provoking thoughts created by real thinkers. Upon this problem I hold a pessimistic opinion. What we can hope for is nothing but luck which can bring a few on them to what grownups want them to read.

Reading for different purposes

Are there any occasions when reading at speed is a useful skill to have? What are they?

Yes indeed. Based on my own experience as a university student, reading at speed can save me from piles of papers to finish before a near deadline. Suppose a student needs to finish reading three or even more papers of more than one hundred pages and write a report about the issue discussed in them, and even worse, the deadline is two days from now. In this case, reading at speed is quite comforting. Another occasion where reading at speed is extremely helpful is to do a presentation about an unfamiliar topic in a short time. If the presenter can read fast enough and memorize what he or she has read about, the presentation can be fully equipped with knowledge though it may be not logically organized in some ways, but at least the audience can have something to digest. This looks very much like a cheat but turns out to be useful.

Are there any jobs where people need to read a lot? What are they?

Yes, definitely. For instance, journalist, novelist or any other kinds of jobs involving writing requires a great amount of reading. These jobs are basically about output, which means to take in information and process it into different forms for more people’s better understanding of the issue. In this situation, reading as a crucial source of gathering information is indispensable. Without adequate input, the output will be dry in all ways so that the jobs calling for detailed information will be total failures.

Do you think that reading novels is more interesting than reading factual books? Why is that?

Yes I do. As an avid reader of novels, I always have a preference for books with an intense plot to those with merely knowledge or information. Generally speaking, I believe all kinds of books are written to communicate certain knowledge to their readers but the knowledge are packed in different covers. Some are embedded in a story, which is what novels do with the knowledge, and some are delivered within a series of experiments and assumptions, which is how factual books are organized. The preference for novels is parallel to the fondness of junk food instead of the tasteless fibers and protein capsulated inside colorful pills. What matters to a person’s taste for books is heavily influenced by the way the information is communicated. That is how I look at the preference for novels to factual books.

雅思口语万能模板+满分范文

雅思口语考官满分范文 第5篇

提问:中国雅思考生最恐惧的科目是什么?

口语必须拥有姓名!

根据官方出品的《大陆地区雅思考生学术表现白皮书》,5年来,虽然我们四科的成绩有得到了提高,但口语提升的分值只有可怜的,并且是四科中均分最低的…

雅思口语考试中,有很多所谓的“雷区”,如果你不幸踩雷,雅思考官可是会分分钟让你go die的哦~

那么,雅思口语考官最希望听到什么样的口语答案?今天君君费尽心思为你带来视频解读,助你在口语考试中扫雷成功!

雷区1:没有听清楚考官的问题

扫雷Tips:总有小伙伴在纠结:我没听懂考官问的是什么!怎么办?!

在这里明确告诉大家,不要“装作听懂的样子” 闷头凭感觉作答,因为理解错了问题导致不小心答错,比让考官重复一遍严!重!得!多!

在这里你可以说Sorry, I didn’t get the question. Could you say it again please?

或者类似 What do you mean exactly please? 的语句让考官rephrase他的问题。

而且,让考官重复问问题是不会被扣分的!考官对于口语的评分标准只在于流利度词汇、语法和发音,所以放心大胆地让考官重复问题吧。

雷区2:没用完整句子作答

扫雷Tips:如果你想气氛尴尬的话就只用说Yes或者No好了。或者直接跟考官说”Sorry, I don’t know“. 还想跟考官继续聊下去吗?

想办法去拓展你的单词量,同时,你还要想办法拓展句式的多样性,当考官问到一个你根本不了解或者完全不感兴趣的问题时,千万不要简单以一个No来敷衍。

就比如一个最基础的问题,“Where are you from?” 你肯定不能只说:“I come from Beijing.” 你也至少跟考官介绍一下你的家乡美食,风土人情神马的~

雷区3:讲述与问题无关的答案

扫雷Tips:多说多拓展展现自己丰富的词汇量是好事,但是咱们也得紧跟标题。如果考官问你最喜欢的水果是神马,你要是能扯到水果姐Katy Perry也是醉了...

所以小伙伴们一定要竖起耳朵听清楚考官的问题,并且给出直接相关的答案!

雅思口语考官满分范文 第6篇

雅思口语技巧总结一 、口语用词讲求准确性

雅思口语用词讲求准确性,我们在学习新词的时候要了解清楚用法再使用。

有的同学在备考中学到了一些新词汇急不可耐地用在表达中,虽然合乎语法规则,但并不符合英语的表达习惯,结果到了考场上口语讲的令考官频频蹙眉。

举个简单的例子,比如“funny”和“interesting”两个词汇都有“有趣”的意思,也都是形容词,所以有的同学在口语表达中会混用Funny和interesting,有同学在口语中说“I went to Disney Land,and it was very funny.”其实Funny的有趣指的是“滑稽”“好笑”而不是我们通常理解的“有趣”“有意思”。

这种用错词的感觉可能在我们看来只是不值一提的小错误,但是口语考官听起来会非常别扭,就好像我们听到有外国人讲中文时说:“我看到头顶有二架飞机飞过去了。”虽然“二”和“两”同义,但是这样说听起来会非常别扭。

雅思口语技巧总结二、 口语答题时间把控很重要

雅思口语考试和托福不同,托福口语是机考,答题时间有严格限定,雅思口语考试并未严格规定答题时间。虽然没有规定答题时间,并不意味着不需要把控时间。

如果我们在回答Part1问题的时候讲的太长很容易被考官打断,虽然不会扣分,但是肯定会影响大家的心态,甚至会导致心态不好的同学突然变得很紧张。

所以雅思口语答题的时候也需要注意时间把控,Part1答题时间不要超过一分钟,建议控制在30秒左右,Part2答题一定要超过1分钟,建议保持在1分30秒到2分钟之间,Part3每道题可以保持1分钟的的答题时间。

大家在平时练习口语的时候注意按时间要求来答题。

雅思口语技巧总结三 、依据自身情况决定是否需要死记硬背

雅思口语考官满分范文 第7篇

雅思口语|物品题该如何描述

物品题获得语法高分的关键就是要注意描述次序。从前往后分别是:一般性形容词,颜色,图案,材质和名称。

如:描述一件衣服It's medium sized, blueish-gray, striped and made from silk. It has three buttons down the front in front. 是中等大小的,青灰色的,有条纹的,丝绸的,前面有三个纽扣的马甲。

形容词:stunning 惊艳的;enormous 硕大的;tiny细小的;

颜色:cream奶油色;gold金黄色;silver银白色;amber琥珀色;khaki卡其色;

图案:striped 有条纹的;checked 格子花纹的;tartan苏格兰格子;spotted有斑点的;

材质:nylon尼龙;polyester聚酯纤维;leather皮革;silk 丝绸;

雅思口语Part2物品类话题内容整理

具体类物品如:Describe a book you read、a gift you received from others、a wild animal、a handicraft、an electrical appliance that is useful to you、an important letter that you received、a game you played in your childhood等;

抽象类物品如:Describe an interesting news、a useful website、 a performance you saw、a organization、your future job、your future plan、something that you don't know but would like to learn等。

其实简单的说具体类物品话题就是实实在在存在,能够看得见摸得着的一样东西。而抽象类物品则是一件抽象的东西,可能没有实物参照,而只是比较抽象的描述。所以二者比较而言,具体类物品话题将会好描述的多。雅思口语part2物品类话题详解大家可以仔细阅读一下,这里有关于两类话题具体的细节对比分析。

最后,考生们也需要注意素材的积累——词汇、句式等。

雅思考场具体案例解析:仍以gift为例:Describe a gift you sent to others

物品词汇:

Arts and crafts工艺品;Charm护身符;Cross stitch 十字绣;Knitting 编织品;Shell craft 贝壳制品;Mug 杯子;Multi Purpose Tools 多功能工具

物品特点词汇:

Think out of the box有创意的;User-friendly方便使用的;Durable耐用的;Decent不错的;Portable便于携带的……

高大上句型:

1)The monetary value of the gift is not relevant, it‘s the meaning that is more important. 礼物的价值不在于它的价格而在于它的真情实意。

2) Charm bracelets(幸运手链) are supposed attract wealth, health, or good _(好运) to the person wearing it.

雅思口语完整题库part2:少用物品

少用物品

Describe an item you bought but do not often use.

You should say:

When you bought it

Where you bought it

Why you bought it

And explain why you didn’t often use it

Part 3:

Are you an impulsive customer?

Do you care about the pollution caused by packaging?

Do you pay attention to environmental protection?

Do people in your country care about waste classification?

How do you deal with items you don’t use anymore?

雅思口语的第一印象是否重要

考官的录音机(笔),在他/她核对了我们的身份之后,他们会打开录音机,并说一句标明录音内容的话,如“Interviewee WuMengQiQi,ID number 123456789011111”,然后他/她就开始第一部分的问答了。其实考官对我们的评估在他/她见到我们的那一刻就开始了,不论是他们开门来招呼坐在门口等的我们,还是我们推门进去问候坐在桌子后面的他们,这见面的第一刹那就是我们雅思口试真正开始的时间。

考官头脑中对我们形成的第一印象对其最终判定给我们的分数有重要影响的特性。

第一印象的影响有多大?我们常说的“眼缘”就是个很好的例子。有些人和我们很有“眼缘”,我们看到他们就觉得挺喜欢,愿意多了解他们,之后他们做的事情即使有些不怎么得体,我们也会自动给他们找理由,合理化他们的行为。

而我们在考试室里的“非应试”表现则是考官对我形成第一印象的重要组成部分,其中包括和考官问候、道别、祝福,我们的穿着打扮以及其它一切帮助我们给考官留下印象的事情。考官对我们的第一印象什么时候形成呢?在见到我们的第7秒钟。这就意味着,考官开启录音设备之前的时间是我们树立好印象的黄金时间,须充分利用,好好把握。

等待时,度分如年,考试时,时光飞逝。一转眼,听到对面的考官对着他/她的录音设备说“This is the end of the test。”我们如释重负。可是,我们在这个时候还是处于考官的视线中,还是必须对考官的各种行为(提问、道别、祝福等)给予反应,所以,直到我们走出考试室,轻轻关上那扇我们之前等待的时候注视许久的门,这一刻,才是考官对我们评价结束的时刻。

雅思口语|物品题该如何描述