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Part3
上季保留题
与他人有不同意见时
Describe a disagreement you had with someone
You should say:
Who you had the disagreement with
What the disagreement was
What happened
and explain how you felt about it.
Plan your talk:
Ø Who you had the disagreement with:
Ø (Optional) describe where it happed:
Ø What the disagreement was
Ø (Optional) provide any background information:
Ø What happened:
Ø (Optional) If you said something:
Ø (Optional) If we reconciled:
Ø And how you felt about it:
Ø (Optional) explain who you would support more
教师的解析:
通过对题卡进行审题,确定题目考查描述对象是意见分歧,限定成分我和朋友, 所需时态为一般过去式,过去完成时,过去进行时等。关于事件题我们可以从三个部分展开描述,即(1)背景介绍 (2)扣题描述 (3)原因/感受。首先关于(1)背景介绍, 可以从该争吵起因进行展开。其次(2)扣题描述,可以从以及中间矛盾如何升级,最后结果的思路展开,然后补充细节。其次阐述想进一步了解到原因,最后表达对物节目的感受。最后从(3)原因/感受两个方面来去描述喜欢节目的原因。其中关于原因的描述我们也可以利用 Cheers原则进行展开,比如社交 Communication, 健康 Health, 金钱 Economy/money, 教育Education, 娱乐Recreation/entertainment, 放松 Stress/relaxation。
描述的时候,我们可以借用描述事件或者讲故事的方法,就是事情的起因,以及中间矛盾如何升级,最后结果的思路展开。在题材上,还是有很多选择的,因为朋友之间可能会为了学术问题讨论,而产生分歧,或者有的时候朋友会不小心cross the line,比如关于别人的恋爱关系给出一些意见等。虽然出发点可能是好的,但又可能因为言语不当,而发生冲突。
6分段参考
背景信息
having a casual conversation
进行随意的聊天
Whether it’d be a good idea to apply for an overseas university
是否应该申请国外大学
during the pandemic
在疫情期间
争论内容
a terrible idea
一个糟糕的想法
dangerous and difficult to travel abroad
出国很危险很困难
the pandemic is out of control
疫情失去了控制
a perfect time to apply
申请好时机
introduce good policies and lower certain standards
出台好的政策并降低标准
easier to get into an overseas university with a good ranking
更容易进入排名好的大学
整体感受
both made sense to me
两个想法都有道理
helped me to weigh the pros and cons
帮助我分析了利弊
nothing personal
不针对个人
7分段参考
描述人物
choice of destination
选择目的地
natural beauty
自然景观
van
房车
get out of
远离
描述建议&影响
having said that
然而
bustling
喧闹的
in our arms
生气
compromise
妥协
描述个人感受
dominating
主宰
once and for all
最终
calm down
淡定
rational
理性的
modernized
现代的
Sample Answer 1 (6分段参考):
Okay, there was this time, just a couple of weeks ago, I was having a casual conversation with my friend Lee at a local restaurant, asking her whether it’d be a good idea to apply for an overseas university during the global pandemic. She was saying it’d be a terrible idea since covid-19, you know, has made it extremely dangerous and difficult to travel abroad. She was like, “haven’t you read the news? The pandemic is sooo out of control in the rest of the world! China is, like, the safest country right now.” what she said really made sense to me, but I stil didn’t agree. I argued that this is actually the perfect time to apply for a university abroad. I believed that many overseas universities would introduce good policies and lower certain standards to admit international students, so it’d be easier to get into a university with a good ranking.
Both of what we had said made sense at all, so I was still struggling with whether to apply or not. Finally, Lee compromised. She encouraged me to have a try, because if I succeed, I’d have one more option. That’s how we settled the argument.
As for how I felt about this discussion, I’d say it was really fun to see us arguing and also helpful. It kind of helped me to see the bigger picture, to weigh the pros and cons. So yeah, it’s nothing personal.
Sample Answer 2 (7分段参考):
I would like to a talk about a disagreement I had with my friend, Linda. It was last June when we were about to finish the term and started to plan a trip for summer break. However, Linda and I started to have the disagreement about which destination we should choose.
At the beginning, Linda initiated that we should go to some places with natural beauty, like renting a travel van and living in a cottage in forest, so we could basically get out of the busy urban life, spending some days in a quiet environment. Having said that, I felt that our university is far away from the city center and located in the suburbs already. So for holiday, we were supposed to go somewhere busy and bustling, like Shanghai or Shenzhen, where we could enjoy some internet famous restaurants and doing some shopping.
Beyond my expectation, we started to get a bit in our arms, blaming each other for not making any compromise. What was worse was that we started to criticize each other’s personality, instead of just focusing on the holiday. Linda felt that I was too into shopping while I thought Linda was too dominating when it came to making decisions for us.
Once and for all, we were stopped by our common friends who separated us into two different rooms to calm down. At the end, after we gained our rational senses back, we chose the van trip as it cost less but we agreed that we would go to some modernized and big cities for our next trip.