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雅思口語：An English Class

簡(jiǎn)單版：

The English lesson that left me a deep impression( 讓我印象深刻)was taught by my junior high-school teacher, Miss Wang. One day she came into the class with a bag of things in her hand. I was curious about what they were and Miss wang said “it’s a surprise!” That really made me more interested. Later she told the class that we were going to learn how to order meals in English. First she showed pictures of tasty food and played a video of a person ordering steak. From the video, I learned lots of natural expressions (自然的表達(dá)), and even better, I got to know some western table manners, like you have to put your napkin on your lap before you eat the steak, and place fork in your left hand and hold the knife in your right hand. The best part was that we had a role-playing game. My teacher Miss wang first divided the class into pairs, gave us some food as realia (課堂教具), and provided some sentences and dialogues for us to practice. Everything went on smoothly and effectively. It was definitely one of the best English lessons I’ve ever had.

升級(jí)版：

I have had many English lessons throughout my academic years, and the most impressive one was taught by my junior high-school English teacher, .. It was a Friday morning; she came into the class, holding her teaching materials and carrying a huge bag of things. When wondering what they were, I was told that it’s gonna be a surprise for the class. That really held my attention (讓我興致盎然).

Shortly afterwards, she said to the class“today, we are going to learn how to order a menu in english” On hearing that,I was like “wow, is she going to treat us to some delicacies(請(qǐng)我們吃美味佳肴)? That would be amazing!” Then basically, she showed some pictures of tantalizing food on her power-point, and engaged students to discuss what they prefer to eat and why. Every one looked so intrigued and was eager to talk. In a while she played a video of a person ordering a menu in a steak house. Through watching that clip(片段), not only did I learn some authentic restaurant vocabulary and expressions (地道的用餐詞匯和表達(dá)), but also I got aware ofwesterndining etiquette(西方用餐禮儀). I have to say that lesson was really well-planned(精心設(shè)計(jì)的). But that’s not all. What fascinated me most was the food she brought to the class. Believe it or not, those things in the bag were mini steaks! Hardly can you imagine how much she must have spent on them. The final activity was a role-playing game: students working in pairs, one plays the role of a waiter and the other a customer. I was lucky enough to the customer and try the steak.It was like a taste of heaven(太美味了!), so tender and fresh.

All in all, this lesson was definitely something unforgettable. It was about English, but also about culture and communication. Totally student-focused(以學(xué)生為中心)!

雅思口語話題：Sleeping

1. How many hours do you sleep every day?

2. Is it necessary to sleep enough?

3. Is taking a nap important?

4. Do old people sleep a lot?

1. How many hours do you sleep every day?

這道題是簡(jiǎn)單的信息問句, 同學(xué)們要給出對(duì)應(yīng)的信息內(nèi)容。但切記不要只說I sleep for 8hours 就沒有了。后續(xù)要給出更細(xì)節(jié)的東西, 這里介紹給同學(xué)們一種方法：一切分情況討論。

可以借助頻率詞：usually，sometimes，once in a while，occasionally，或者是on weekdays ，on weekends，on holidays 等。

通常我每天睡幾個(gè)小時(shí)，幾點(diǎn)到幾點(diǎn)，還可以給出原因，對(duì)學(xué)生來說睡前完成作業(yè)，finish the homework and prepare for the next day。早晨起床花費(fèi)多久到學(xué)校commuting to school，這些信息都很不錯(cuò)。也可以再給出一個(gè)其他的情況，周六日或者假期睡多久，給出細(xì)節(jié)，這樣語言上會(huì)豐富很多。

Actually，on weekdays，I usually sleep for just 6hours at most. Because I have to stay awake, finish my homework and prepare for the next school day until midnight and I must get up around 6:30 to fresh up myself then commute to school for 45mins. Fortunately, on weekends or holidays, I can stay in bed as long as I wish, maybe for 10 hours or even more.

2. Is it necessary to sleep enough?

這是一道必要性或者重要性的問題，對(duì)這一類問題一方面當(dāng)然可以說明為什么有必要，對(duì)于本題就是have enough sleep 的好處：

比如 storage up energy養(yǎng)精蓄銳; get a clear mind for the next day第二天精神狀況更好等; 另一個(gè)也很容易描述的方面是：實(shí)際情況是怎樣。也就是大家都知道這個(gè)很必要也很有好處，但現(xiàn)實(shí)情況下大家更多的還是怎樣。 聯(lián)系現(xiàn)實(shí)情況永遠(yuǎn)都是一個(gè)很不錯(cuò)的擴(kuò)展方向。

Sure, definitely. It’s extremely important to sleep for at least 7hours a day. So that one can storage up energy and get a clear mind for the next day. However, the fact is nothing like this. Almost everyone I know stays up quite late either having entertaining activities, playing smart phones or doing their job or homework. Lacking of bedtime is already a serious social problem nowadays.

3. Is taking a nap important?

這個(gè)題目跟上一道題答題的思路可以很一致，但是如果是出現(xiàn)在同一天的口試當(dāng)中，同學(xué)們切記盡量不要去重復(fù)之前用過的語言，如果實(shí)在是想說的內(nèi)容方向很一致那就反著說，前面說了睡眠充足會(huì)怎樣，這里可以說如果不午休會(huì)怎樣，狀態(tài)不佳getting sleeping or dizzy這樣語言也不會(huì)很重復(fù)。當(dāng)然也可以用我們剛學(xué)的方法來結(jié)合現(xiàn)實(shí)。就你所知，大家是否午休，實(shí)際情況如何。

或者可以表達(dá)相反的觀點(diǎn)。雖然聽說午睡有好處，但實(shí)際上不午睡也可以保持很好的狀態(tài)stay quite vigorous and active，這樣也不為一個(gè)順暢的思路。 午休taking a short break in the midday.

Honestly，I’m not so sure about this，I have heard that taking a short break in the midday prevents us from getting sleeping or dizzy in the afternoon.But in reality， the majority of my classmates including myself stay quite vigorous and active without it.So it might just be a personal thing I guess.

4. Do old people sleep a lot?

在part1 中，很多話題都會(huì)把主語轉(zhuǎn)換為old people 或者kids 來進(jìn)行提問。所以同學(xué)們還是要積累一下表示老年人的語言： the old， the aged，the senior，甚至也可以引入grandparents 這樣的表述。

回答本題目，這是一個(gè)詢問現(xiàn)狀的yes/no問題，切記在回答是否之后，自然要給出一系列細(xì)節(jié)事實(shí)狀況，老年人睡眠其實(shí)很多，只是睡得早：go to bed so much earlier，大概幾點(diǎn)就入睡，但是他們起來的很早，要去晨練 doing some morning exercise in the park ，早市買菜do some grocery shopping， like vegetables and meat for the family 之類的。順便可以提一下，我們中國(guó)的老人需要照顧全家人這一個(gè)很有意思的現(xiàn)象。

As far as I know， the old probably get more hours of sleep， maybe in average 8 hours. They wake up in the morning just as much earlier as they go to bed in the evening. Like my grandparents they start doing some morning exercise in the park with other aged friends at 6，and then go to do some grocery shopping for vegetables and meat for the family in the street market. It is a typical Chinese thing.

雅思口語話題：Mirror

Do you often look in the mirror?

Do you often buy mirrors?

Where do you put mirrors?

Do you think mirrors are a necessary decoration?

1. Do you often look in the mirror?

思路：可以回答經(jīng)常照鏡子，比如臭美一下，或者檢查有沒有眼屎，不然就丑大了;當(dāng)然喜歡化濃妝的人，可能得經(jīng)常照鏡子，尤其是大熱天和暴雨天，眼線很容易花的。如果有同學(xué)說不怎么照鏡子，也是可以嗒，比如只有要擠臉上痘痘時(shí)才會(huì)想到去找別人借一下鏡子。

誤區(qū)：即使平時(shí)不怎么照鏡子，同學(xué)們也要試試進(jìn)行一定的擴(kuò)展，比如上一次照鏡子或者無意中路過瞥了一眼是什么時(shí)候啦，都是可以的。

語料：

look into the mirror 照鏡子

every now and then 偶爾/有時(shí)

check my make-up 檢查妝容

check my good looks 查看美麗的外表

check how I look 檢查下美不美

hair style 發(fā)型

with the help of… 在……的幫助下

get rid of… = remove… 去掉……

sleepies 眼屎

stick around 粘著

be addicted to… 沉迷于……

get smudged 暈染了

embarrass oneself 丟臉

范例一：

Well, sometimes! You know, I’m a lady and I’ve got to make sure I look good 24/7. Plus, every now and then I need to check if I’ve got any sleepies sticking around the corner of my eye.

范例二：

I guess so. You might not know this, but I’m quite addicted to heavy make-ups and that. So I kind of have to constantly check my face to see if I’ve got my eyeliners smudged. Otherwise I could potentially scare some people. Did that once actually. Was pouring that day, so my whole face was all gone.

范例三：

Not particularly. You know what, I don’t even own a mirror to be honest. But sometimes I do borrow other people’s mirror for a second just to check the spot on my face. Other than that, I don’t really spend much time looking in some mirrors.

2. Do you often buy mirrors?

思路：不怎么買鏡子，我的大部分鏡子都是免費(fèi)的。要么是朋友給的，還有粉餅盒子，它們里面自帶鏡子的;或者是雜志里面送的贈(zèng)品。

誤區(qū)：有的同學(xué)會(huì)就用粉餅盒子當(dāng)鏡子，但是英文又不確定怎么講，沒關(guān)系的，稍微解釋一下就行‘I just use my face powder box or container, you know they always come with a powder puff as well as a mirror’

語料：

free gift 贈(zèng)品

cosmetic products 化妝品

blusher 腮紅

foundation powder 粉餅

plastic wrapping 塑料包裝紙

范例：

Not at all. In fact, most of the mirrors I’ve got are free, I think. They are either from my friends or just came in some magazines, you know they always put some free gifts in the plastic wrapping.

3. Where do you put mirrors?

思路：可以按照化妝用的小鏡子和放家里的大鏡子一起分開講。小鏡子一般隨身帶，塞在手提包里就好了。放在室內(nèi)的大鏡子一般放在浴室啊，門口都行。但是不敢放一個(gè)大鏡子在臥室，因?yàn)榭植榔炊嗔耍ε?也擔(dān)心風(fēng)水。

誤區(qū)：我們聽到題目可能會(huì)有些困惑，不知道考官指的是什么鏡子。其實(shí)這里也沒有必要去問考官他或她指的是家里那種大鏡子還是小鏡子，直接自己分成兩種情況去講就好啦。

語料：

hang… on the wall 掛在墻上

hang… in the bathroom 掛在浴室

be scared 害怕

horror films 恐怖片

all those years 這么多年來

avoid doing… 避免做……

范例：

Well, if you mean the baby ones for my make-ups and that, I always just stuff them in my handbag. But when it comes to the bigger mirrors, you know the ones you put in the house, I think I might prefer to have one on my bathroom wall or anywhere else except in my bedroom, cause I would be quite scared. You know, I’ve watched too many creepy horror films all those years.

4. Do you think mirrors are a necessary decoration?

思路：先回答yes，然后回答在很多商店都看到他們使用正面的鏡子，讓整個(gè)空間很大。所以自己也要在新的房子里安一個(gè)大鏡子顯得更寬敞。當(dāng)然大家也可以回答no，說自己家都不用鏡子。一般都在等公交車的時(shí)候?qū)χ囌九茩z查發(fā)型。

誤區(qū)：對(duì)，大家沒有看錯(cuò)，題目就是問鏡子是不是一個(gè)必須的裝飾物。其實(shí)可以嗒，大家想想很多商店都用鏡子讓整個(gè)店面顯得更大更寬敞，對(duì)不對(duì)。

語料：appear larger 顯得更大

look more spacious 看起來更寬敞

the size of… 和……一樣大

范例：

Well, they can be. I’ve seen a lot of shops using a massive mirror the size of a wall and surprisingly that does make the whole place appear twice larger. In fact, I might place some big ones in my new flat to make it look more spacious.