雅思口語Part1和Part3沒思路2020

紅色答題法的核心：在你回答的每一句話當(dāng)中，無論結(jié)論、觀點(diǎn)怎樣，都應(yīng)對(duì)其進(jìn)行擴(kuò)充，使答案變得豐富、立體、形象。下面小編就和大家分享雅思口語Part1和Part3沒思路，希望能夠幫助到大家，來欣賞一下吧。

雅思口語Part1和Part3沒思路

在雅思口語中Part1部分內(nèi)容相對(duì)簡單，都是我們生活中經(jīng)常遇到的一些場景話題，如：交友，購物，學(xué)習(xí)、電影等等。

Part3部分難度有所提升，是考生和考官進(jìn)行相關(guān)話題的深入討論，內(nèi)容涵蓋更廣泛，如：社會(huì)，教育，環(huán)境，道德等。

這兩個(gè)部分的考試形式是完全一樣的—一問一答，考官問問題，我們來回答。這恰恰是中國考生最為害怕的，因?yàn)樗枰忌跇O短的時(shí)間內(nèi)迅速組織好語言，進(jìn)行回答。

這兩個(gè)部分最需要的是腦力風(fēng)暴(Brainstorm)，因?yàn)樵谶@兩個(gè)部分中，考生不知從何談起，容易陷入沉思。

我認(rèn)為，考生必須把腦力風(fēng)暴發(fā)揮到極致。能否在短時(shí)間內(nèi)讓你的想法和觀點(diǎn)脫口而出，取決于你思考的速度。

下面，我們來看一下紅色答題法在Part1和Part3中分別怎樣運(yùn)用：

part1

Examiner : Do you like giving gift to people ?

(例題選自雅思Easy姐APP中的口語分類練習(xí))

這時(shí)，如果我們只回答“Yes , I do . ”或者“No , I don't . ”都是不妥的。那運(yùn)用紅色答題法能不能達(dá)到較好的答案呢?

我們不妨這樣想，送禮物雖然是表達(dá)自己心意的一種形式，但是如果所送非所欲，那意義可能就會(huì)降低，甚至經(jīng)常有人因此產(chǎn)生了矛盾，所以與其糾結(jié)送禮還不如不送。

那么，我們?cè)跊Q定說“ No ”之后應(yīng)該加入什么補(bǔ)充信息呢? Reason ? Example ? Detail ? 顯然，這里我們用舉例子和細(xì)節(jié)的方法都不太合適，最好是給出原因 ( Detail ) 。因此，如果按以下方式回答就顯得好很多：

Well , I guess that gift giving is a pretty disturbing thing . Well , for one thing , its hard for me to find valuable gifts for my friends or family , i've no idea on their preference and taste and i'm so afraid of that they don't feel happy when they receive my present .

part3

Examiner : Do you like to work or study with others or just by yourself ?

(例題選自雅思Easy姐APP中的口語分類練習(xí))

我們應(yīng)用紅色答題法時(shí)就會(huì)發(fā)現(xiàn)，回答細(xì)節(jié)已經(jīng)不太合適，這里可以舉例子或者給出原因。接下來我們以給出原因的方法來解答。

Personally speaking , I guess I prefer to work or study with a group of people rather than study on my own . There are some benefits that worth a mention . For example , i can get more ideas and build up my communication skillsi.

雅思口語Part2物品類題庫：一件藝術(shù)品

Describe a piece of artwork or handicraft you made at school.

You should say:

when you made it

what it is like

how you made it

and explain why you made it.

We didn’t do a lot of arts and crafts when I was at school, so when we did it was a big deal. When you’re a kid, glue and paint ismuch more interesting than numbers and books, so it really sticks in your mind.

I remember one year, I was in primary school, so I must have been six or seven years old. It was Mother’s Day and my teacher told us we would make a greeting card for our mum to say thank you to her for raising us and to show that we loved her.

My memory is a little hazy, but I can still recall using the special scissors that you have in school, the ones that are extra safe so that children do not hurt themselves when they try to cut something. We also had the sticks of glue that you have to twist the bottom to get the sticky part. I cut a big heart out of some red paper and stuck it on to a yellow piece of card, then I covered it in glue and poured sparkly stuff all over it.Looking back it seems a bit over the top, but when you’re a child the more the better! Inside I wrote, “I love you, mummy” and drew a very bad picture of me.

Like I said, when you’re a kid you are always excited to make things and get messy with paint and glue. But because it was for my mum I was extra pumped up and wanted to make her the most beautiful card ever! She still has it today, along with a lot of other embarrassing artwork and photos from my childhood.

雅思口語Part2物品類題庫：想學(xué)習(xí)的技能

You should say:

what it is

when you first became interested in it

how you will learn about it

and explain why you want to learn more about it.

One of my biggest passions in life is food. I would say I’m not generally a fussy eater and I’m willing to try pretty much anything. I like food from all over the world, whether it’s spicy curries from India or delicious pasta dishes from Italy.

Unfortunately, while I’m very good at eating food, I’m not so great at cooking it! I can cook basic food, but my culinary skills are certainly nothing to write home about. I used to watch my mum cook at home, but not a lot of her talent rubbed off on me. Nevertheless, it sparked my interest in cooking and food in general.

I guess I could learn how be a better cook by reading a recipe book or watching cookery programmes on TV, but to be honest I think I’d be better off going to lessons. Once I’ve picked up the basics I can always try using a book at home, but to start I think I should have a teacher telling me what to do.

One thing I love to be able to do is cook an Indian curry from scratch. The best curries are always cooked without using a jar of sauce, but it requires a lot of different spices and you need to know how to use them.

I think it would be great to be a better cook as cooking can be very therapeutic and relaxing. Besides, everyone loves a good cook and it’s helpful to impress members of the opposite sex!