【高分经验】新手修炼到雅思口语8分的3个妙招
1、将自己“浸”在英语环境中、比如美剧、英剧是了解英语国家文化的窗口，同时也是极佳的雅思口语准备素材。多模仿一下剧中人物的口音，多留意一下剧中出现的地道词汇。
2、每天动笔。将自己每日的所思所想记录在本子上。这样做也可以极大的丰富自己在P1部分中的素材。
3、背诵一些好词好句，背诵是很有用的，但却总是被人忽视。比如，当我们被问到“Describe your experience of walking”如果我们没有准备，或者没有相关经验，自然回答不出什么，如果正好背过相关素材，则可以很好的说成“I remember that once I walked into a very beautiful architecture in my hometown,…”等。
雅思考试口语范文之积极的变化
You should say:
– when it happened
– where it happened
– what the change was
and explain how you have benefited from this change.
Part 3
Changing jobs
Do Chinese people change jobs very often?
Do you think changing jobs is good?
What do employers think about people who change jobs often?
What are some reasons why some people continue working at the same job for a long time?
What problems can people have when they change jobs frequently?
Do you think people should stay in the same jobs all their lives?
Young People and Change
Do you like change?
Do your family members (parents) support you when you make changes to your life?
Are young people in China today more mature than in the past?
How much time do young people in China spend with their parents?
What can young people learn from older people?
范文
I used to sleep late at night and get up late in the morning. But my parents kept telling me it was not a healthy daily life routine and I felt uncomfortable too. Moreover, there were some friends telling me that girls could get older easily in bad daily life routine like this. So I didn’t think it was a bright idea to keep sleeping late and getting up late. I had to make a positive change.
I used to get up at 9 and sleep at 2 and here’s the scenario: I get up like a zombie with a big hang over. I used to feel dizzy and I kept bumping into walls but still felt light headache. My eyes were blurry and it felt like I was 500 pounds. However, when I get up at 7 and sleep at 11, those negative effects are all gone. I am energetic all day long and have a very scientific schedule for working, eating and entertainment. So I am in a very positive mood and manage to do all things without making mistakes. Moreover, my skin is getting better too.
雅思考试口语范文之一天假期
You should say:
where you would go
what you would do there
who you would go with
and explain how you think you would feel at the end of this day.
Part 3
Working Hours
In your country, how many hours do most people work per week?
Do they have any days off (days free from work)?
Does the government in your country have a law stating how much free time employees must have per week?
Do you think it’s good to have such a law?
Do people ever ask their employers for extra time off work?
What are the reasons for asking this?
Do you think these reasons are always true?
范文
If I had a day off, I won’t do anything special or taking any adventures. I just want to spend the whole day with my family. And I think go to a park with a big lake is a good choice. Because this is a free way to get some outdoors time with my family, and maybe even some exercise too. For example, I think I will bring a kite or bike there. Also I want to rent a small boat and go out fishing. Finally, after a whole day’s activities we can have a BBQ there.
No matter you are working or studying, we are all busy with our daily routine and leave no time for family. A day off and going out with parents makes me feel we bound together. Talking some interesting stories while we are fishing makes me feel warm. Also, with all the beautiful natural sceneries I feel relaxed and happy. Moreover, having outdoor activities is like living in the air and I can get rid of all the pressure.
雅思考试口语范文之国家危机
Describe a crisis in your country
(Note: This sample is only to be taken as a reference)
If I were to pick a crisis to talk about,it would no doubt be the financial crisis that’s wreaking havoc worldwide. Nota country left untouched. Mine included.
The repercussions are deep andwide-ranging. Practically every sector in the economy has felt the effects oneway or the other. Some harder than most.
China, the 3rd largest economyin the world, has had to deal with falling exports and imports, rising tide of unemploymentamong both migrant workers and fresh graduates and last but definitely not theleast, unprecedented number of business closures. It’s a vicious cycle that’snot going to end anytime soon.
What does this all mean for the commonperson like me? Let me put this in a simplistic way. If I am a graduate, I canexpect NO jobs for the foreseeable future. If I am a business owner, I hadbetter start planning who to lay off next. If I am a salaried worker, I hadbetter start worrying my job security and probably start writing my resume. It goeson and on and on…. The point is – this crisis hits everyone, if not now, thensurely later. The scary part is when?
I have absolutely no idea how to stem thiscrisis. I don’t even know how this mess even started! Although there’s acertain superpower I could point the finger at as the cause of this nightmare.But anyway, it’s not my job…I’m not going to go into that.
I really feel for those who had to bear thebrunt before me but for now, I count myself as one of the lucky few who hasn’thad to make any changes to my lifestyle.
