雅思口语part1与part3相通的红色答题法 communicated

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雅思口语part1与part3相通的红色答题法 communicated，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。

雅思口语part1与part3相通的红色答题法

　　今天，我们来一起分享雅思口语考试中Part1和Part3这两个一问一答考试环节中的考试技巧——红色答题法(RED Answer)。掌握红色答题法，可以使我们将问题化繁为简，将答案轻松扩展，成为我们拿到雅思口语高分的关键。

　　红色答题法的核心：在你回答的每一句话当中，无论结论、观点怎样，都应对其进行扩充，使答案变得丰富、立体、形象。扩充的具体内容可以是原因(Reason)，可以是例子(Example)，也可以是细节(Detail)，把这三个单词的首字母放到一起，恰恰组成了“红色”(RED)，为了便于记忆，不妨称其为红色答题法。

　　大多数考生对雅思口语考试的形式都不陌生。雅思口语考试分为三个部分，分别是：

　　· Part1: Daily conversation (日常对话)

　　· Part2: Individual long turn (独自描述)

　　· Part3: Two-way discussion (双向讨论)

　　其中，Part2在口语考试当中与其他两个部分的形式完全不同，它需要考生按照话题卡的要求独自描述该话题卡两分钟，内容应在15-18句话为宜。一般来讲，考生只要按照话题卡上的题目要求逐一描述就可以了，我们在此不赘述。

　　而让广大考生感到头疼的是Part1和Part3部分。Part1部分内容相对简单，都是我们生活中经常遇到的一些场景话题，如：交友，购物，学习、电影等等。Part3部分难度有所提升，是考生和考官进行相关话题的深入讨论，内容涵盖更广泛，如：社会，教育，环境，道德等等。但是这两个部分的考试形式是完全一样的——一问一答，考官问问题，我们来回答。这恰恰是中国考生最为害怕的，因为它需要考生在极短的时间内迅速组织好语言，进行回答。这两个部分最需要的是脑力风暴(Brainstorm)，因为在这两个部分中，考生不知从何谈起，容易陷入沉思。我认为，考生必须把脑力风暴发挥到极致。能否在短时间内让你的想法和观点脱口而出，取决于你思考的速度。

　　同时，如果我们仔细研读雅思口语考试的评分标准(Band Descriptors)，就不难发现，在考查我们流利度的这一项要求中，无论是6分还是7分的评分标准，都要求考生做到一点：speaks at length. 什么意思?答案有一定长度!很多考生连语言都不知道怎样组织，又何谈做到答案有一定的长度?下面，我们来看一下红色答题法在Part1和Part3中分别怎样进行实战运用：

　　Part1：

　　在家庭话题中，考官会问到我们这样的问题：

　　Examiner: Do have any brothers or sisters? 你有亲兄妹吗?

　　这时，如果我们只回答“Yes, I do.”或者“No, I don't.”都是不妥的。考生可以思考一下：怎样运用红色答题法充实答案，并保证答案长度呢?我们不妨这样想，现在大多数考生都是独生子女，没有亲兄妹，所以很多人一时只会反应出一个“No”。然而，表哥表姐我们或许都是有的，那么，我们在这个No之后能够加入什么补充信息呢?Reason? Example? Detail? 显然，这里我们用举例子和给出原因的方法都不太合适，最好是给细节(Detail)，如“only child(独生子女)”和“cousin(表兄妹)”的关键词都是我们可以加入的细节。因此，如果按以下方式回答就显得好很多：

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.

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