雅思口语P2多版本范文:Describe 怎样克服雅思口语考试时的畏惧心理

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雅思口语P2多版本范文:Describe the first time you communicated with someone in a foreign language

5月份是雅思口语的换题季，题库中又多了一些考试题目，所以，频道第一时间为大家带来2021年5~8月雅思口语题库中的新增题目的范文以及语料，赶快来看一下吧！今天为大家带来的Part2题目是：Describe the first time you communicated with someone in a foreign language.

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You should say:

When and where it happened

Who you talked to

What you talked about

And explain how you felt about communicating in a foreign language

范文1：

I remember the first time I talk with other people in English happened when I was a middle school student. One day, my mom heard from her colleagues that there was an English Corner that would be held twice a month near our apartment. So she encouraged me to go for practicing English-speaking skills. Actually, I was not willing to do that. But finally I forced myself toward it because I know it was a good chance to communicate with foreigners.When I arrived there, a guy came over to me with warm *ile. He started to introduce himself and showed his friendliness. And I was embarrassed and gave him response concisely, because I knew my oral English may not be good enough to cope with the following conversation. Surprisingly, he showed me his understanding to me that English is not my mother tongue and inspired me to speak out. Thus I used my poor words to chat with him for a while and he always listened to me patiently. Although he cannot be called a friend in my life, he really helped me in English learning. Otherwise, I also started to understand that if you want to learn something new, you must be brave and go towards it.

范文2：

The first time I used a foreign language was actually pretty funny. When I was in high school, I attended a summer camp in London, and our school arranged homestays for us in order to help us learn the language and customs. We were so thrilled about that trip and most of us just couldn’t get to sleep on the plane, even though it was an exhausting 15-hour flight. I remember by the time we arrived at our homestay family, it was early in the morning, but due to the jet lag, everyone was drowsy. And I drank a lot of coffee on the way, so I needed to use the bathroom badly. It was a three-story house, there’s no way I could find the bathroom myself. So I asked the mother in the family where the bathroom was, but she led me to a room with a bathtub but no toilet. I was confused. But I suddenly remembered there are minor language differences between American English and British English, so I thought maybe that was one of them. I got out of the “bathroom” and racked my brains trying to find a word better than “pee”, ‘cause I guess “I want to pee.” is not a proper thing to say to a stranger. But I really couldn’t think of anything other than that, so I just went ahead and said “Excuse me, where can I pee?” And she took me to a room on the second floor. So that was the first time that I communicated with a foreigner, and as you can see, it was a little embarrassing. But once I get to know the language and their customs better, everything just went much *oother.

范文3：

Well, it was probably last September, I suddenly craved for going abroad to study. I immediately realize that I had to say goodbye to my none-speaking English. From the time I started to learn English till then, I had few chance to actually use a language. I’m used to practicing multiple choice or reading some articles. But the first time that I used a foreign language to communicate was on that day when I downloaded a APP named KK talkee.

This app allows its users to have a video talk with the host. I remembered I decided to talk with a female host named Veronica. I was then put into a queue waiting. I was really scared when there was only one ahead of me and I was about to speak in 3 min. My heart rate was accelerating and I began to sweat. When it was my turn, I greeted her with ‘how are you?’ and then bombarded her with a bunch of questions, which are quite isolated from each other. I remembered I asked what kind of sports she liked. Hardly had she finished, I jumped to another topic, asking her how old she was. However, there was a method to my madness, I simply didn't want to be caught clumsy so I kept asking questions, not giving her any chance to ask me. In all, it was a really memorable experience.

怎样克服雅思口语考试时的畏惧心理

　　中国人在考试方面的智慧可谓登峰造极，许多人在应付诸如TOEFL、GRE考试中所取得的成绩，即便是英语为母语的人也无法望其项背。然而，面对 IELTS的口语面试，大多数人难免感觉诚惶诚恐。虽然考试指导铭记在心，备考资料倒背如流，一旦见了蓝眼睛高鼻子的考官就乱了方寸，难免有束手无策之感，最后对雅思口语的总结就是一个字：难!究其原因，一是因为考生要面对的不再是纸笔，而是要在用耳的同时要动口，考生大都没有这一习惯;更为重要的是，因为IELTS不同于美国普林斯顿的口语考试TSE，雅思考生直接面对考官(face-to-face)，而不是记录的机器人(face-to- tape)，由于考官必须灵活处理并做出现场判断，以期考生真实水平最大限度的发挥，这无疑增加了存在不定因素的压力。由此，畏惧心理成了考试中的第一大障碍。

　　实际上，尽管背诵与记忆不能保证考试的成功，但如果应对策略得当，仍可取得较为满意的成绩。面对考官的时候虽然有其难度，但正因为面对的是人，这无疑也给了考生一个灵活应付的机会，这就要求考生在做好准备与热身的前提下(be ready and warmed-up)，做出灵活机敏的反应(be flexible and sensitive)。IELTS注重的是考生用英语交际的能力，其目的显然在于测试在英语国家学习和生活的能力(to survive and be O.K.)，经过笔试之后的口试，不仅涉及到考生的语言能力，还涉及到考生运用英语交际的有效性(effectiveness)，这必然与交际过程中所运用的交际策略与技巧密切相关。因此，语言能力并非能绝对保障口语考试成功，同时考生也不要因语言难度而一筹莫展，忘记了运用简单的语言(甚至运用表情与体势语)策略性地达到交际的目的。关于这一点，可参考老师的指导及有关资料，再揉进个人的特长和个人风格，面试时处于放松状态(be relaxed)，想象自己不是来被考的，而是来做一次小小的交流，这样，过关并非所想象的那样困难。这里虽然不赘述具体的例子，但有一点须牢记在心，即交流在面试中既是最主要的也是最重要的(Communication is the main word in this text)，因此，使交流顺利进行10-15分钟(to keep the communication going)才是至上之策。

　　怎样在面试中运用自己有准备的材料，以免陷入被动的境地，也是一个相当重要的问题。面试过程中必然会出现考生未能准备的问题，如果考生对有准备的问题和未能准备好问题的回答语言表达(包括语言风格和流利程度)反差较大，考官首先就会对有准备的回答产生怀疑，认为由此判定考生的水平不可靠，往往未等考生说完便打断话题，接着转换到另一个话题上去，或者就考生回答的内容提更多的问题。被打断的次数越多，考试也就变得越被动。因此，考生在考试中对所背材料必须作技术处理，使整个面试过程保持整体一致性，从语言到表情动作，给考官一个自然而无斧凿之痕的印象(be natural)。

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