雅思口语考试这事儿

口语考试不是让大家演讲，不需要用华丽的辞藻、高昂的语调去朗诵。口语是为了方便大家日常交流，因此，不要在考试的时候说一般人都听不懂的专业术语。也不要因为想不起想说的词而发狂，遇到这种情况，大家可以用相近的词语代替，通过解释、举例等方式绕着弯子进行说明。不要以为老外的词汇量有多丰富，日常用的也就一两千个，大家大可放心

揪着语法不放

就拿咱们中国日常交流来说，大家会刻意去强调主谓宾定状补吗?在英国不是一样么?

大家说话是为了交流，因此在雅思口语考场上，只要能做到说的话都让彼此理解接受就OK，这里芥末还要多说一句，雅思考试上用词失误比语法失误更能造成考官的理解障碍，所以大家用词一定要谨慎。

虽说语法不是很重要，但类似把“she”说成“he"，"I am"说"I is"这种低级语法错误，大家还是要多多注意的。

最新5-8月雅思口语Part2话题范文:a positive change that you have made to your life

You should say:

what the change was

when it happened

where it happened

and explain how you have benefited from this change

前考官范文：

Ok, well the positive change which I would like to tell you about was actually a pretty simple one, but it's improved my life a great deal, and basically all it was, was getting up an hour earlier every day.

The reason I started doing it was because it got to the point where my whole day was taken up with various stuff, like classes and homework, and I found that I hardly had any free time left. So I kind of realized that the only way to make more time for myself was to get up earlier, and so that's what I decided to do. It wasn't easy at first, especially when it was cold, but thankfully it got a lot easier, and now I find it no effort at all getting out of bed at five in the morning,

Anyway, as for when I first started doing this, well, I guess it must have probably been about two or three years ago, round about the time I was busy preparing for my university entrance exams, and I was getting up at something like five or six every morning to revise. And after my exams finished, I remember thinking to myself, wouldn't it be good to continue getting up early and have all this extra time to do things at the beginning of the day.

So that's pretty much how it all started, and finally, with regard to how I've benefited from this change, well to put it simply, I'd say I've benefited immensely, in more ways than one. For example, it's given me time to do a bit of exercise every day, which I didn't use to have time for. So now I've become a lot fitter. And as well as this, I also now have the time to eat a proper breakfast every day, instead of skipping it, like I used to do, so I've basically become much healthier as a result.

That's more or less everything, I guess, so thanks very much for listening.

Notes:

it got to the point where... - 到了...的地步

taken up - 被占据

I find it no effort at all - 我现在觉得一点都不费劲

最新5-8月雅思口语Part2话题范文:Describe a big company

范文：国民女生老干妈

I’d like to talk about a family business established by a strong and powerful Chinese woman, who’s now the owner of Laoganma Special Flavor Foodstuffs Company. I’m interested in this company mostly because of her life story. She started her career selling spicy sauce, back then, she didn’t own a shop, not even a stand, so she went from door to door asking people if they needed spicy sauce, no matter how terrible the weather was.

At first, no one would buy it, because people thought it was weird buying sauce this way, and some people even assumed that she was a beggar. However, with her perseverance and hard work, some people finally decided to try her sauce, and it turned out to be out of this world. Her homemade sauce became a hit in the neighborhood, and her business became bigger and bigger, and one day a businessman came to her, offering to buy her special recipe with a huge amount of money, but she turned it down, ‘cause she has bigger dreams, that is, to open her own company.

And actually, the rest is history. We all know that she made it. She’s not fighting alone anymore. Today, there are more than 3000 employees working for her.

Now her product is sold in over 30 countries, and a variety of flavors are produced, such as oil chili, hot and spicy, beef soybean and flavored chili chicken.

Because of her remarkable achievement, she once got on the cover of the magazine Women of China. Now that she’s getting old, her son has taken over the business and brought it to a whole new level.

I have to say, her sauce is my favorite flavoring, and some Chinese even couldn’t finish a meal without it. That’s also a reason as to why I have a great affection for this company.

最新5-8月雅思口语Part2话题范文:a group activity you took part in

You should say:

what the activity was

who was with you

how easy or difficult it was

and explain how you felt about being part of this team.

参考范文:

Ok right then, well the group activity I’d like to talk about was actually an English speaking competition I took part in during my first year at university, which everyone on my course had to be in, so it was basically compulsory for us, otherwise I can safely say there’s no way I would have taken part in it, because at that time, my English really wasn’t that great!

But anyway, as for what we had to do, well, to begin with, we were all put into small groups of about four or five, and in our groups, we had to write a small play in English lasting about seven or eight minutes, and then act it out in front of all the students and lecturers on our course.

So regarding how difficult it was, well if truth be told, we all found it incredibly tough, at least in my group anyway, because none of us had ever written a play in English before, so it was a big challenge for us. But I suppose it was reassuring to know that everyone on our course was in the same boat, and thankfully we were helped by the fact that a couple of guys in our group spoke really good English, so if it wasn’t for them, I honestly don’t know how we would have done it!

Anyway, in the end, we managed to put something quite good together and actually ended up coming second out of about 10 groups, which we were really happy about, because we never expected to do that well!

And finally, with regard to how I felt about being part of this team, well I basically just felt super lucky, because firstly we had some really smart guys in our group, and it turned out that they were good actors as well, which was a big bonus! But probably what impressed me most about my teammates was the fact that, when we were running out of time to come up with something to write, they all managed to remain calm and focused, which was a huge help, otherwise we could have just panicked and given up. But we didn’t, and in the end we were able to succeed. So this experience has really taught me a lot about how to act under pressure in a group situation.

雅思口语Part2话题范文: a happy childhood memory

when and where the incident you remember happened

who you were with

what happened exactly

and explain why it is a happy memory.

参考范文：

Childhood memories are strange things, because sometimes you can’t quite be sure if you really remember something, or if you just think you do because others have told you about it, or you have seen a photo of the event later on. I’m going to talk to you about a memory that I’m very confident is real. I’ll tell you what it is, when it happened, how it affected me and why I still remember it.

The memory is the earliest one I have of me and my Dad. I was very small indeed, I’m not exactly sure how old, but I’d guess about three years old, maybe even younger. My Dad was not a particularly tall or strong man, but I was small enough, and by comparison, he was big enough then, for me to stand with both my feet on one of his, and to reach up with my arms and cling onto his leg. I would then hang on and laugh delightedly as he tried to go about his daily business, walking around the house with me gripping on tightly refusing to be budged. It was a favourite game.

I don’t know that I can honestly say it affected me in my life. However, in my family, we don’t really talk about things very much or do a lot together. We don’t live particularly close to one another so see each other rather infrequently. I suppose the way the incident affected me was by making me at a subconscious level feel close to my Dad even years later as we had shared that happy play time together when I was tiny.

I didn’t know I had held onto this memory until quite recently. Sadly my Dad died, he had been very ill for a long time, so it wasn’t unexpected, but of course it was very sad. I wanted to say something about him at his funeral, and I wanted to pick a memory that was personal just to him and to me. For some reason that image of me tiny and laughing and him solemnly ‘pretending’ that he hadn’t noticed I was there came into my mind and it seemed very appropriate somehow to share that one. It was a happy memory, but also an intimate one. I think he would have been really pleased that I could recall it so many decades later.

So why can I remember it? I’m not sure, but I like to think the memory was there dormant all the time just waiting for the moment when I needed to retrieve it. It is a comforting thing to recall. The human mind is an amazing thing!

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