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Part3
上季保留题
激励你的人
Describe a person who inspired you to do something interesting
You should say:
Who he/she is
How you knew him/her
What interesting thing you did
and explain how he/she inspired you to do something interesting.
Plan your talk:
Ø Who this person is:
Ø (Optional) How you got to know this person
Ø (Optional) Was there anything funny to mention when you met this person
Ø (Optional) Some basic information of this person: age/occupation/ interest and hobbies
Ø (Optional) His appearance but make sure to keep it concise
Ø What this person does:
Ø (Optional) how long has this person been doing his job:
Ø What things did this person exactly do to encourage you:
Ø In what ways did he/her help you
Ø And explain how you feel about this person
Ø What this person is generally like in your opinion
教师的解析：
讨论一个可以鼓舞你去做某事的人，那最简单以及最容易想到的就是一个激励你去实现目标的人，第一步首先可以确定这个人是谁，那么我们可以参考的人，可以是自己的老师，自己的家人，自己的密友等，考生选材的时候切记选择一个自己了解的人以及能有唤起相关经历的人进行探讨。接下来聊，考生可以先聊这个人的个人信息，你怎么了解到这个人的。此外，你当时的状态是什么，为什么需要鼓励，那为什么是这个人给了你鼓励而不是其他人。接下里，这个人做了什么事情鼓励你，体现在哪些地方，可以选择描述一个小的事件，包含(when, where, what, why等要素)。最后可以聊聊整件事情的结果以及你对这个人的看法。
6分段参考
人物信息
has a great impact on
有巨大的影响
all year round
全年
motivate
激励
主要事件
study abroad
出国留学
recite
背诵
step by step
一步一步
个人感受
obtain the qualification
获得资格
affair
事件
congenital deficiencies
先天不足
7分段参考
人物信息
be a source of inspiration for sb.
激励某人
run small business
做小生意
day in and day out
日日夜夜
persistence
坚持不懈
break
休息
主要事件
exhausted
困难的
master degree
硕士文凭
career development
职业发展
be on board with…
同意某事
cost a great deal
开销很大
个人感受
don’t see it coming
出乎意料
owe sb. everything
非常感恩
Sample Answer (6分段参考)：
Well, for this topic, I would have to talk about my Uncle Tom, who has a great impact on me. My uncle runs a small restaurant in New York and works all year round. What I see in him is perseverance, which has motivated me when I feel like I want to give up.
Four years ago, I decided to study abroad, but my English score was quite low. My mother had to let me go to English cram school, which required me to recite words every day. At first, I thought it was very boring and useless. Gradually, I thought that only talented people could learn English well. I started to envy my uncle because his English was fairly nice.
I began to want to give up. I felt that I didn't have the same talent as my uncle. When my uncle heard about this, he called me and asked me to go to the room where he used to live. When I saw a notebook full of words on the desk, I was shocked. I didn't expect that my uncle had insisted on it. I decided to accumulate footprints step by step recite words.
In the end, my English score has been greatly improved, and I have obtained the qualification to exchange for studying abroad. My uncle's affairs have affected me, and let me understand that those who have no talent can make up for their congenital deficiencies through the efforts of the day after tomorrow.
Sample Answer (7分段参考)：
Well, for this topic, I would have to talk about my mum, who has always been a source of inspiration for me. My mother runs her own small business and still does this job day in and day out with only a few breaks a year. In her I see patience and persistence, which has encouraged me a lot, especially every time I feel like I’m kind of fed up with my life.
Two years ago, I had been working for a few years, so I was a bit exhausted for everything and thought that I’d have to stop and get a master degree overseas because at that particular time, I really needed time to figure things out and also needed a higher degree for career development. So, I found an opportunity to tell my mum my plan. At first, I was thinking that she would kind of disagree because she was not ready for it and also, she might have thought my job was stable and it was unwise just to quit it and go abroad. However, to my surprise, she was totally on board with my plan and said she actually saved up a bit for my education and as long as I was ready, she would surely support me in any possible way. Well, to be completely honest, I didn’t see it coming at all and my tears came pouring down on my check. And at that time, I was actually not very certain about my decision but my mother’s unexpected response to it encouraged me in a way I would never imagine that it could do.
So, as you know, getting a degree overseas costs a great deal. Although I saved up a bit myself, it was only good enough to cover my tuition. However, with my mum’s financial support as well as mental support, I managed to get into my dream university and completed my degree, for which I think I owe my mum everything.
