雅思培训好评语录模板 雅思口语模板?跪谢

雅思的大作文是议论文，可以背模板，但是小作文是描述图表，背模板没有什么用，最主要是把图表所表示的都写出来就是了
但是最基本用得上的单词要背，例如描述速度的rapidly,slowly,swiftly
描述上升下降的increas,decreas,climb,unchange
还有就是比较，例如major part, rank the first, the least important 哪些
然后再自己找几题练练就差不多了

还有就是，如果要求成绩高于5.5分的话，就不要背模板了，人家看得出来，模板就算再好也不过6分，一般套的模板就是5.5分

雅思口语素材：出自我的官网
Helping a Friend Who Is Dying

Your friend is dying. This is an extremely difficult time not only for you, but for your friend and all who care about him. This brochure will guide you in ways to help your friend - and yourself - during the last days of his life.

When a Friend is Dying
Someone you care deeply about is dying. Confronting this difficult reality for yourself is the first step you can take to help your dying friend.

You will probably come to accept the fact of your friend’s impending death over time, and it may not be until he actually dies that you fully and finally acknowledge the reality. This is normal.

For now, though, try to accept the reality of your friend’s medical condition, if only with your head. You will later come to accept it with your heart.

Give the Gift of Presence
Perhaps the greatest gift you can give your dying friend is the gift of your presence. Particularly if you live nearby, you have the opportunity to demonstrate your support by being there, literally, when your friend needs you most. Visit your friend at the hospital or at home - not just once, but throughout the remainder of her days. Rent a movie and bring popcorn. Play cards or Monopoly. Sit with her and watch the snow fall. Your simple presence will say to your friend, “I am willing to walk this difficult road with you and face with you whatever comes.”

Do respect your friend’s need for alone time, though, and realize that her deteriorating physical condition may leave her with little energy. She may not be up for company all the time.

Be a Good Listener
Your friend may want to openly discuss her illness and impending death, or he may avoid discussing it. The key is to follow your friend’s lead. Keep in mind that your friend will experience this illness in his own unique way.

Allow your friend to talk about his illness at his own pace. And while you can be a “safe harbor” for your friend to explain his thoughts and feelings, don’t force the situation if he resists.

If you can listen well, you can help your friend cope during this difficult time. Your physical presence and desire to listen without judging are critical helping tools. Don’t worry so much about what you will say. Just concentrate on listening to the words your friend is sharing with you.

Learn About Your Friend’s Illness
“People can cope with what they know, but they cannot cope with what they don’t know,” I often say. You will be better equipped to help your friend if you take it upon yourself to learn about his illness. Consult medical reference books at your local library. Request information from educational associations, such as the National Cancer Institute or the American Heart Association. With your friend’s consent, you might also talk to his physician.

If you educate yourself about the illness and its probable course, you will be a more understanding listener when he wants to talk. You will also be more prepared for the reality of the illness’ last stages.

Be Compassionate
Give your friend permission to express his or her feelings about the illness without fear of critici*. Learn from your friend; don’t instruct or set expectations about how he or she should respond. Think of yourself as someone who “walks with” not “behind” or “in front of” the dying person.

Never say “I know just how you feel.” You don’t. Comments like, “This is God’s will” or “Just be happy you have had a good life” are not constructive. Instead, they hurt and make your friend’s experience with terminal illness more difficult. If you feel the need to console your friend, simply tell him he is loved.

Offer Practical Help
Your dying friend will probably need help with the activities of daily living. Preparing food, washing clothes, cleaning the house or driving your friend to and from the hospital for treatment are just a few of the practical ways of showing you care.

Stay in Touch
If you are unable to visit your sick friend due to distance or other circumstances, write a note. What do you say? Tell your friend how much she means to you. Reminisce about some of the fun times you’ve shared. Promise you’ll write to her again soon - and then follow through on that promise. Avoid sending a generic greeting card unless you’ve personalized it with a heartfelt message.

If you’re not comfortable writing, consider sending video or audio taped “notes” to your friend. Or simpler yet, pick up the phone.

Get Support for Yourself
Someone you care deeply about is dying and will soon be gone. Odds are you will need support, too, as you explore your own feelings about this illness and the changes you see in your friend. Find someone who will listen to you without judgment as you talk out your own feelings. And don’t forget to take good care of yourself. Eat nutritious meals. Get ample rest. Continue to exercise. Spend time doing things that make you happy.

Many hospices offer support groups for friends and family of the dying - both before and after the death itself. Take advantage of these compassionate resources.

Realize Your Own Limitations
Not everyone can offer ongoing, supportive friendship to someone who is dying. If you feel you simply can’t cope with the situation, try to understand your reticence and learn from it. Ask yourself, “Why am I so uncomfortable with this?” and “What can I do to become a more open, compassionate friend in times of need?”

Do not, however, avoid your friend altogether. People with terminal illnesses are often abandoned by friends and family, leaving them lonely and depressed. Phone rather than visit. Write if you can’t bring yourself to phone. Let your friend know that this situation is difficult for you while at the same time acknowledging that your friend’s fears and needs come first.

On the other end of the helping spectrum, don’t become obsessed with your friend’s illness or feel that you must be her only means of support. Do not emotionally overburden yourself.

Embrace Your Own Spirituality
If faith is part of your life, express it in ways that seem appropriate to you during this difficult time. Pray for your friend and your friend’s family if prayer is meaningful to you. Allow yourself to be around people who understand and support your religious beliefs. If you are angry at God because of your friend’s illness, that’s OK. Find someone to talk with who won’t be critical of whatever thoughts and feelings you need to explore.

Seek Hope and Healing
After your friend dies, you must mourn if you are to love and live wholly again. You cannot heal unless you openly express your grief. Denying your grief, before and after the death, will only make it more confusing and overwhelming. Embrace your grief and heal.

Reconciling your grief will not happen quickly. Remember, grief is a process, not an event. Be patient and tolerant with yourself. Never forget that the death of someone loved changes your life forever

基本可以告诉你:会的.而且不需要被同一个考官读到,雅思写作的考官们都是训练过的,他们对我们自以为很牛的模板其实早就了如指掌了.只要看到差不多是那个样子,即使没有充足的理由扣分,在考官心中的印象分也会大打折扣.所以强烈建议自己多练习,打造自己独一无二的模板!

祝成功!

2021年1月27日雅思口语考题回顾
考试日期
2021.01.27

Part 1
Your Work or Your Studies

What do you do (in a typical day) at work?

Do you like your job?

Would you like to change your job?

Do you think you will need to receive any training in the future?

What job would you like to do in the future?

What subjects are you studying?

Why did you choose that subject?

What school (or university) do you go to?

How do you like your subject?

What's your favourite subject at school?

What's the most difficult part of your course?

What's the most interesting part of your course (your subject)?

For you, what's the most interesting part (or subject or class) of your course?

Hometown

Please describe your home a little.

How do you think your hometown could be improved?

Where do you come from?

What would you recommend a tourist see in your hometown?

Would you say it's a good place to grow up?

Would you say that's a good place to live?

What's the traffic situation like in your hometown (or, where you are living now)?

Color

What color do you like?

Do you often wear the clothes in the color you like?

What color would you paint on the wall of your home?

Cooking

Do you like cooking?

Who usually does the cooking in your family (or, in your home)?

When did you learn how to cook?

In the future, do you think you will be cooking more than you do now, or less? (Why?)

Animals

Do you like animals?

What's your favourite animal?

Are people in your country fond of animals?

Do you think cities are suitable places for keeping a pet?

Sport

Do you like (to play/to do) any sports?

What sports are most popular with young people today?

Did you take part in any (organized) sport in school?

Do you think sport is important?

Are there any sports facilities near where you live?

In the future, what sports would you like to play?

Food

What food did you like to eat when you were a child?

Do you still like that food now?

Do you think it's good to (often) take children to restaurants?

Films

what kind of movie do you like, why?

how often do you watch a movie?

where do you prefer to watch movie, cinema or home, why?

Sea

do you like sea?

how often do you go near the sea?

what people usually do when they near sea?

why people like sea?

do you like have a house or apartment near sea, why?

Museum

Are there many (or, any) museums in your hometown?

Do you often visit a museum?

Did you go to museums when you were younger?

When was the last time you visited a museum?

Do you think museums are important?

Do you think museums should sell things to visitors?

Dancing

Do you like dancing?

Have you ever learned to dance?

When was the last time you danced?

Do you like to watch dance performances?

Why do you think some people like to dance?

Reading

Do you like reading books?

What kinds of books do you like to read?

When you were young, what books made the greatest impression on you?

What do you think are the benefits of reading to children?

Would you like to write a book?

Would you like to receive a book as a gift?

Daily routine

What do you do mainly do with your time?

What is the best part of the day for you? (Why?)

When do you do most of your study?

Would you like to change your daily routine?

Part 2&3
Place

Describe a modern building that you think is interesting.

Do you prefer old buildings or modern buildings?

What do you think are the advantages of modern buildings over old buildings?

Do you think the (outside) appearance of a building is important?

Do you think government buildings should be more practical than attractive?

Do you think interesting modern buildings can be used to attract tourists?

What facilities do you think modern cities should have?

Describe a restaurant

How can a restaurant attract more costumers?

What kinds of restaurants are more popular in China?

Which is more popular, fast food of traditional food?

Describe a hotel

Describe a peaceful/harmonious/noisy place you go to.

What are the benefits of being alone?

What noises can we hear in a city?

Do you think noise (ever) has any benefits?

Do you think noise can be considered to be a form of pollution?

What harm can noise do to people's health?

How do you suggest this noise could be controlled?

What do you think the government should do about excessive noise?

Describe a place with water.

Describe a river.

Describe an ideal house.

Describe a historical place.

Describe a beautiful place.

Describe a zoo.

Describe a cinema.

Describe a long journey.

Object/ Thing

Describe a well-known story from your country.

Why do you think (little) kids like listening to stories?

Describe a quiz show you watch on TV that you are interested in attending.
Is quiz show popular in China?
Why young people do not like quiz shows?
Are there many competitions in everyday life?
Some people say that competition has some disadvantages. Do you agree?
Do you think that people are born to be competitive?

Describe a vehicle

part3:public transportation

Describe the type of books you prefer

Why do you enjoy reading this type?

What kinds of books do people of your age like to read?

What books do the elderly and young like to read? Why do they like different books?

What do you think of reading online?

Describe an interesting job you hear

what is it? where do you hear this job? whether you want to do this job in the future?

Compared to the past, what's the differences of the condition of workplace currently?
Do you think it is reasonable that different people get different amount of salary?
Do you think that people should get the same income?
What can a good employer provide to his employees in addition to salary?

Describe a useful piece of (electrical) equipment that you often use at home

Are there any of those that you think are not very important?

What do you think are the benefits of using modern equipment and devices (in the home)?

Do you agree that older people have difficulties in using modern equipment?

How can we help elderly people to use these modern devices?

Describe something healthy to the environment you would recommend

What do you think are the differences between healthy food and 'junk food'?

What things do you think people in China need to do in order to improve their health?

Do you think modern people do enough regular exercise?

Do you think it's important for children to learn about a healthy lifestyle?

Do you think the media can play a role in educating people about health?

Do you think it's a good idea for employers to encourage their employees to live a healthy life?

How can employers do that?

Describe a sport/an outdoor activity.

Describe a gift for another person/you received.

Describe a precious gift.

Describe a film you have recently seen.

What kind of movie is popular in China? Why?

What is the difference between Chinese movie and foreign movies?

What do you learn from watching movies?

Do you think it is important for a movie to be advertised?

If foreign movies without advertisement, will it still be so success?

Do you think a movie will be success without advertisement? If yes, why?

What kind of people prefer to watch foreign movies than Chinese Movies in China? Why?

What is the difference between Chinese and Foreign movies?

Describe a job you would like to do

what is the job, what do you need to do this job, where do you want to do this job, why do you want to do this job.

Is it difficult to find a job?

In what ways do people to find job?

What kind of people employers need, and why?

What skills do people need to find a job?

Which is better, go to society before university or go to university directly?

Do schools help students to find jobs?

Do you think school do enough for students to find jobs, why?

Describe a knowledge quiz TV show you would like to take part in.

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