1、第 PAGE12 頁(yè) 共 NUMPAGES12 頁(yè)雅思口語(yǔ)part2話題卡參考范文：描繪一本讓人振奮的書(shū)雅思口語(yǔ)話題part2話題卡參考范文：Describe an exciting book you have read 描繪一本讓人振奮的書(shū)You should say:What is the name of the bookwhat type of book it ishow you knew this bookand explain why you like to remend this book to your friend1.適用人群：全適用2.主題：At Home: A Short

2、History of Private Life3.故事線：我最近讀到的一本書(shū)是在家里寫(xiě)的:一個(gè)名叫Bill Bryson的作者的私人生活的短暫歷史。這是一本厚厚的，真實(shí)的書(shū)，講述了許多不同的主題。它實(shí)際上是一組與我們的私人生活有關(guān)的信息和軼事，過(guò)去和如今。One of the books that I have recently read is called At Home: A Short History of Private Life by an author called Bill Bryson. It is a thick, factual bookabout many differe

3、nt subjects. It is really a collection of information and anecdotes related to our private lives, past and present.The book is mainly about things that have been included in our homes over the centuries. The author started out by wondering about the history of everything in his own home. As it is a

4、factual book rather than a novel, it does not have a plot as such. Each chapter in the book covers the history of a particular room. For exle, the chapter on the kitchen talks about the history of running water, electricity, gas cooking and so on. The chapter aboutthe bathroom looks at the history o

5、f plumbing, sanitation and privacy. The bookcontains so much interesting information that I think I will have to read it again in order to take it all in.As to the kind of people who would enjoy it, I think anybody who is interested in history and enjoys learning lots of interesting facts would enjo

6、y reading this book. It would also appeal to a busy person, as its a good book to dip in and out of, because you dont have to follow a story, as you would with a novel. You can just take it chapter by chapter, or even page by page, as there is something to learn on every page. Each chapter is writte

7、n like a story, even though it is a factual book, so it takes the reader to all sorts of unexpected places, and for me it was a real turner.I like this book because I learned such a huge amount from it, which has made me look around my own home with different eyes and appreciate just how far we have

8、 e in a short space of time in terms of architecture, technology, lighting, fort and many other things.雅思口語(yǔ)part2話題卡參考范文：描繪一本讓人振奮的書(shū)(Describe an exciting book you have read)You should say:What is the name of the bookwhat type of book it ishow you knew this bookand explain why you like to remend this b

9、ook to your friend1.適用人群：全適用2.主題：小木馬的冒險(xiǎn)3.故事線：它實(shí)際上是一本兒童讀物，我想它一定是由我的父母為我挑選的。Thank you for giving me the opportunity to talk about a book that had a major influence on me. I am going to tell you the name of the book and the author, what I remember of it and why it is so significant to me.Funnily enough

10、, I was thinking about this book only the other day. It is called The Adventures of the Little Wooden Horse, I dont know why I remembered it suddenly, but I had to google to look up the author. It is by Ursula Moray Williams, but I didnt know that when I first read it.As to how I first heard of the

11、book, I cant really say! It is actually a childrens book, and I think it must have been chosen for me by my parents as I dont remember actually buying it with anyone, and I dont think it was a birthday gift or it would have had an inscription in its front cover. The copy I had was a rather tatty pap

12、erback with an orange cover and published by a then famous book pany called Puffin Books. It had a picture of crudely fashioned toy wooden horse on the front. The horse had a cylindrical body and straight legs fastened onto a board with four wheels on it. The horse had a flowing mane and tail, and i

13、n my copy was facing away from the reader, heading off on its adventures.The story was so very sad! The horse in the title was a toy horse originally supposed to be sold by his maker. The little wooden horse is very loyal and wants only to stay with his Uncle Peder who crafted him. However, sadly th

14、e toymaker is forced out of business as mass produced toys bee available, and the little wooden horse sets out to try and make his fortune so the two of them can stay together. Terrible things happen to the horse, he is sometimes lonely and unhappy. Eventually, though, he does make his fortune (I ca

15、nt remember how) and returns home only to find the toymaker has vanished! It is heart-breaking. In the end, the little wooden horse and the toy maker are reunited by chance and there is at last a happy ending after a harrowing set of adventures.The reason this book is important to me is because it i

16、s the first book I remember really wanting to read for myself. My mum and dad would take turns to read me just one chapter at night, but there were lots and lots of chapters about twenty I think, and I was so upset not knowing how the story would end if one chapter was finished and the poor little w

17、ooden horse was left in distress! I could read a bit, but not that well, and not well enough to read silently in my head. Anyway, one night, after my parents had closed the book and left me alone, I carried on reading all by myself. I had to read out loud, and the story was so sad I was sobbing as I

18、 read, which made it even harder for me to get the words out and finish the story. Even so, I carried on reading right to the end and fortunately the story did end happily! I can still remember this, even though I must have only been about four years old at the time. My parents remember the episode

19、too. They could hear me in my room reading aloud and crying, and they said it was heart-rending to listen to, but also quite impressive, as I was so stubbornly determined to do this, and on my own.I have never re-read the book as an adult. Im afraid if I did and found it wasnt really very good or ve

20、ry well written it might spoil the memory for me. I prefer to imagine it as the most brilliant story ever written even if that isnt true at all! So the book is special because it is probably the book that encouraged me to read, as well as being probably my earliest memory. Written by - Lucy Marris |

21、 Careers Adviser (UK), TEFL teacher (Vietnam) 沒(méi)缺點(diǎn)，7步輕松過(guò)關(guān)雅思口語(yǔ)雅思口語(yǔ)秘籍1：多做真題和模擬題。要想答復(fù)下列問(wèn)題深化透徹，首先要摸透出題人的思路，弄明白人家想讓你答復(fù)什么。這需要大量地做真題和模擬題，從規(guī)律中掌握題路。這點(diǎn)是用于各個(gè)局部的考試的真理，不用多言。雅思口語(yǔ)秘籍 2 多用簡(jiǎn)單句，少用長(zhǎng)句。外國(guó)人說(shuō)話最講究簡(jiǎn)潔明快，而且通常只求達(dá)意并不注重語(yǔ)法。 雅考慮試基于實(shí)際應(yīng)用的角度，更加注重語(yǔ)言的人性化，所以，在做口語(yǔ)題的時(shí)候?qū)W生應(yīng)該學(xué)會(huì)多用名詞動(dòng)詞，少用形容詞副詞，多用簡(jiǎn)單句短句，少用復(fù)合句長(zhǎng)句。這樣不僅可以滿足“表達(dá)明晰易懂”的評(píng)分條件，同時(shí)還能滿足“語(yǔ)法準(zhǔn)確”的要求，可謂一石二鳥(niǎo)之計(jì)。當(dāng)然，中間適當(dāng)點(diǎn)綴一兩句爛熟于胸的經(jīng)典俚語(yǔ)，效果自然事半功倍。雅思口語(yǔ)秘籍 3 倒金字塔構(gòu)造。因?yàn)闀r(shí)間短，任務(wù)重，而且要滿足“組織嚴(yán)密構(gòu)造完好”的要求，那么一個(gè)比擬不錯(cuò)的方法就是效法新聞的經(jīng)典寫(xiě)法“倒金字塔構(gòu)造”。第一步，正視問(wèn)題，直接答復(fù)答案。第二步，緊緊圍繞核心答