与雅思口语考官对话千万不要这样说 time

雅思考试主要是通过对考生听、说、读、写四个方面英语能力的考核，综合测评考生的英语沟通运用能力，实现“沟通为本”的考试理念。对于雅思考生来说，也有很多考试难点和政策盲区需要帮助解答。今天雅思无忧网小编准备了与雅思口语考官对话千万不要这样说 time，希望通过文章来解决雅思考生这方面的疑难问题，敬请关注。

与雅思口语考官对话千万不要这样说

很多学生经常用的表达是错误的，有时会引起与老外沟通交流上的困难，如果不慎，甚至会引起误会乃至反感，在我们的雅思考试中尤其要注意，下面和小编一起来看一下在与雅思口语考官对话需要避免的两种表达吧！

1. I know

很多学生都喜欢说这个词组。其实，这种说法并没有任何错误，只是学生们要非常注意场合。记得有一次，有一位学生刚刚上完我的写作课，因为有一句话不明白，我又正好在给另一位学生讲解作文，这位学生就顺便抓住这个机会，想锻炼一下口语，就去问坐在我身边的一个外教这句话什么意思。在外教耐心讲解完后，这位学生就回答了一句： “I know”。这位外教显然感觉受到了侮辱，马上收起了笑容，一转身做别的去了，弄得学生也非常尴尬。我看到后，连忙在一旁打圆场，向外教解释到其实这并不是学生的本意，后来外教也表示了体谅。当学生后来问我时，我解释道：你明明不知道这句话什么意思来问外国人，当他非常耐心的向你解释完后，你一句“I know”， 就会让外国人认为你是在耍他，会有一种你知道还问他干什么的感觉。这种回答往往会让外国人非常反感。通常在这种情况下，经常用的说法是 “got you, cheers” 或者“understood”。

2. Judge

这是个基本上所有学生都知道的词，表示判断的意思。外国人通常非常反感甚至说讨厌别人judge自己，那么这里的judge指的就是告诉自己应该怎么做。我们经常可以听到老外们说“Don’t judge me. I don’t need to hear that kind of talk. ” 意思就是说，我知道应该怎么做，不要告诉我应该做什么，我不要这样的帮助。比如说，一个老外花了6块钱*了个苹果，你可能会说这太贵了，你被宰了，不应该去那里*东西。这时候，老外通常的反应就是“whatever”，一种不屑一顾的口气。再例如说，如果你跟一个外国人说你不要怎么样，应该怎么样，他们往往会有一大堆话来反驳你。其实这除了是因为大多数外国人都有一种从骨子里透出的莫须有的傲气，主要是因为在西方文化里面，这样的judge别人的做法是非常令人讨厌的。所以学生们要注意。

所以综上我们可以看出来语言的交流是基于文化之上的，希望同学们在日常生活中注意文化差异与跨文化交际。

1月变题季雅思口语P2预测话题范文:sth you eat at first time

2021年接近尾声，新年又要来了，雅思口语的变题季也即将来临。给大家带来2021年1月雅思口语变题季的第一波预测part2部分的范文，大家可以先练起来了！本文话题：和别人分享东西。

1月口语P2重点话题预测及范文汇总，点击进入

Topic：

Describe an occasion when you ate a kind of food for first time.

You should say:

When you had it

Where you ate it

What it was

and how you felt about it

Sample answer：

I’d like to talk about the experience when I first ate stinky tofu, which is a pretty popular Chinese snack that you can get basically from any snack bar. Anyway, you can tell from its name that it has an unpleasant *ell, which used to make me wanna puke. I mean, every time I walked past a snack bar that sells stinky tofu, I would be disgusted by the horrible *ell. And also, it is deep-fired, which is not good for my health and skin, so I never wanted to try it.

However, once I played truth or dare with a bunch of friends, and they dared me to take a bite of stinky tofu. I was reluctant, but at the same time, I didn’t want to be called a party-pooper, so I went outside and get myself a cube of stinky tofu. I struggled for a while, and I have to say, it was really hard to hold my breath for that long. Finally, I summoned up the courage and take a bite. Surprisingly, it tasted amazingly good! It was crisp outside, and tender inside, besides, they had this incredibly palatable sauce, which made it all the more savory. I just fell in love with it at first bite, right now, even only the thought of it can make my mouth water. I remember I bought 2 boxes of them that day, and I ate them all without sharing with my friends. The *ell almost killed them, but I really had a blast.

Since then, I tried quite a few things that I’d never thought of eating before, like spiders, sashimi and stuff like that. And I realize my preconception has stopped me from eating many kinds of delish food, so I feel that I missed out on a lot of fun in the past.

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