雅思口语sharing 怎么练习英语口语

雅思口语答题参考：special gift
1. special gift:
Describe the best present/gift you have received :
i. Who send it? What is the gift? What is it for?
ii. When did you receive it?
iii. Detail information about the present.
Last year , my wife celebrated my birthday at home. She bought a electronic
dictionary as birthday gift. I like the electronic dictionary very much. It's
blue and quite *all. It fits into my pocket. I remember at that time, my wife said to me :"she decided to immigrate to Canada with me. In future, we must study
very hard .And she hoped that the electronic dictionary could help me to improve my English." On that day, I was very happy because my wife agreed to immigrate to
Canada finally. Also, with the help of the electronic dictionary , I made such
rapid progress that before long I began to write articles in English.
1) In China, when will people send the present?
Oh, attend the party, such as Wedding Party, Birthday Party. During Spring
Festival, people give presents each other, including clothes, books, flowers and foods.
2) Compare the gift which people have received 10 years ago to the present
that people now are receiving, what's the difference between them?
( try to compare the gift you received in your teenage with the gift
children received now )
Oh, I think the gift was monotonic before. For example, I often received a
notebook as gift. But now, there are various gifts to choose from. Such as
flowers, wine, food, clothes etc.
3) Just image the gift in the future children will receive.
In the future, I think more and more children will receive intellectual
gifts, such as electronic dictionary, notebook computer and so on.

4) Just image the gift in the future people will receive.
In the future, oh, in most case, people will give flowers each other. I think flowers will be
the most popular present.
雅思口语答题参考：building
building
What is the interesting building in your country?
What is it located?
What is it used for?
Explain why you think it is the most interesting?
I think the interesting building is the Great Wall. It runs across north
China like a huge dragon. It was used to enemies. Soldiers used to keep watch on
the Great Wall. When the enemy came , fires were lit to warn other soldiers.
I think the Great Wall is the most interesting building. Because it is one
of the wonders of the world and it was one of the few man-made objects on earth
that could be seen by the astronauts who landed on the moon. Also, the Great Wall
has become a symbol of both China's proud history and its present strength.
1) Are there some old buildings in your hometown? Where and Describe it?
Wenfeng Tower, built in 1420, is located in the southern of Anyang City.
During the Ming and Qing dynasties, people came to the tower to worship the God
of Heaven and pray for a good harvest. Nowadays, it serves as a museum of history
. Murals of Wenfeng Tower give visitors a feel for the great artistic
achievements of ancient Chinese civilization. In a word, I think the Wenfeng Tower is the most interesting building, and it is the oldest building in my hometown.
2) Compare the differences between the constructions in your city with them in
20 years ago? Describe the building styles in detail?
The traditional buildings are made of the red brick and always have curved
eaves. Thousands of buildings look the same. But now, various buildings with
different colors and styles have been going up in my hometown. In addition, room
is equipped with kitchen and bathroom. This is very convenient.

3) What are people's attitudes to old building today and that of our later
generation? Should we protect them? Why?
People, including our later generation, advocate that government should protect old buildings .Because old buildings represent the great artistic
achievements of ancient Chinese civilization.
4) What role do you think the old and modern buildings play in the society?
Oh, modern buildings are for us to live and work, while old buildings are for us to visit and research.
5) Compare the differences between house and apartment?
In China, there is a big yard beside house, where we can plant some flowers
and trees etc. But house is more expensive. Apartment is convenient and cheap but *all.
2008年雅思口语新话题卡解析(一)：Music Hall
Describe a theatre or music hall that you have seen or been t0
You should say:
where it is
what kind of music is performed there
why people go there
and explain your impressions of this place
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解答思路：把4个subtitle按照主次进行描述，侧重点放在最后的个人感觉上。同时注意其中逻辑关系，上下句要有起承转合:
where it is （简单交代）
what kind of music is performed there （简单交代）
why people go there （简单交代）
and explain your impressions of this place （重点描述）
When I was in Shanghai last spring, I had some extra time one day and went to the Shanghai Concert Hall. It was time very well spent.
Built in 1930, the 78-year-old building is located on the central of downtown and is a typical classical architecture in a European style. The theater’s classical European architecture makes it one of the most famous architectural and cultural heritages sites in Shanghai. Music performed here is usually 'classical' music, although there are exceptions.
The acoustics are so fantastic that many world-famous artists have been attracted to perform in this hall, including violinists maestro Isaac Stern, Salvatore Accardo, Choliang Lin and cellists Yoyo Ma; pianists Alieda de Larrocha, FU Chong, YING Chunzhong as well as the Philadelphia Chamber Orchestra and many others have given high appraisals after giving their successful concerts here.
I was very impressed by the atmosphere and intimacy of the hall. The sound is clear, full-bodied, and clean for every vocal part and the mix is perfect. Even without microphones, every one of the nearly 2,000 members in the audience could hear the speech given by conductor. With its stunning architecture, advanced facilities and modern management, the center will be the crowning jewel of Shanghai's many performing venues. Not to be missed!!!
备选内容：
Where it is
The Shanghai Concert Hall is located in a park between People's Square and the shopping street of Huaihai Lu - when I first came to Shanghai, I lived just around the corner.
What kind of music is performed there
Built in 1930 and originally called the Nanking Theatre, this concert hall holds regular concert mainly from international music troupes.
Why people go there
The project cost 150 million yuan (18.1 million US dollars) and is the largest among similar endeavors made by the east China metropolis.
Many widely known musical celebrities such as conductor Tang Muhai and Zhang Guohai started their careers here.
It echoes from the ghosts of many many many great artists who performed there
And explain your impressions of this place
The concert hall is decorated with marble pillars, Roman chandeliers and other architectural designs.
Sixteen huge marble pillars are seen when audiences step into the lobby, and the front hall is deliberately ornamented with elegant patterns of slightly solemnized color, which is very much in harmony with the music played inside.
Most notably, there's a large television jumbotron on a nearby building. It plays commercials, and there's speakers lying about to play the commercial's sound at night. Kind of annoying, really.
2008年雅思口语新话题卡解析(二)：Magazine
Describe an interesting magazine.
You should say:
what the magazine specializes in①
what information it contains②
who you think reads this magazine③
and explain why you think this magazine is interesting④
解答思路：将①②③作为④的原因，把整个话题卡串联起来，使其make sense. 最后总结，可以谈一下读杂志为自己带来什么好处，如何使自己受益。
My favourite magazine is called " FalkLands".
I'm a university student who has been in love with history (especially ancient history) for years, and when I discovered this magazine, I was in heaven. It's a weekly magazine. Since I began reading it two years ago, I never missed a single issue.
It's a comprehensive magazine published in the U.S. it has been translated into several versions. I prefer to read the original version. It owns millions of readers around the world. Everything is covered in it, just like an encyclopedia; colonial America, ancient Egypt, you name it, it's probably in here. The photography is breathtaking, and the information is superb. I've spent more than one night up late, just reading through everything. It's quite a good magazine - though I'm just speaking from my own perspective. It might not be entirely accurate, but I'm not complaining.
It enlarges my general knowledge and broadens my horizon. I enjoy the feeling of curling up in the sofa with a magazine. Although surfing the Internet is the faster way to get information, you cannot feel the sense of touching paper.
Trust me. Is it a magazine for pretty much everyone! Go and get it if you like any bit of history, Egyptian or Mayan or American.
备选答案
What the name of the magazine
I often read a magazine named as National Geographics.
Reading magazines and newspapers is my favorite leisure activities. I often read a magazine named as …
what the magazine specializes in①
It's a fashion magazine about dressing and make-ups
It's one of the most popular magazines in the world, offering updated local and international news and other information on entertainment, technology and something like this.
what information it contains②
It presents newsworthy events.
It is exclusively about world affairs.
Just like an encyclopedia, it contains such fields as …
& explain why you think this magazine is interesting④
The magazine presents in-depth reports and objective articles.
The magazine boasts abundant information. It never disappoints you when you finish reading it.
The layout and design of the magazine is neat.
The glossy cover makes it stand out of other magazines.
The most attractive thing of the magazine is the well-shot pictures. Some show the charm of magic nature; some pictures themselves tell stories.
It offers me useful information and good entertainment as well.
Reading the magazine also arouses my interest in learning English.
Reading is more imaginative than watching TV or surfing the Internet. I keep the habit of reading magazine for at least half an hour each day. It brings me serenity in mind.
2008年雅思口语新话题卡解析(三)：A Garden
Describe a garden that you visited and that you liked
You should say:
where it is ①
what scenery it has ②
what people do there ③
and explain why you liked it ④
①: 简单交代地理位置即可。
②: 风景描述。可以是公园里的花草树木，建筑物。
③: 功能介绍。人们在公园里进行的活动。如：晨练，踏青，散步休闲等等。
④: 重点描述所描述的公园带给你的感受。可运用我课上讲到的技巧: 外在感觉+内心感受相辅相成进行升华。而其中以内心的感受为主，争取能够给考官讲述出一副生动的画面。
Alryt, I wanna talk about the Ampere Garden by this chance. It is located at the central part of Changping District on the north bank of the ancient C*.
It is an exquisitely beautiful garden indeed. More than 50 species of trees & shrubs are represented, This garden is at its best in late May and June, when the trees & flowers are green and in full bloom. Ooooops! The color comes from both the profusion of flowers and from colorful foliage. Autumn brings dramatic colors of changing leaves, while the winter season allows the visitor to see exquisite examples of bark, berries, and woody textures.
It’s peaceful in the morning, you can see seniors doing exercise and kids frolicking around. When the dark falls, you can see couples chatting under the trees, sitting on the grassland or walking on the bank of the lake. Actually, it is a good place for everyone.
There, all is naught but order and beauty, luxury, calm and voluptuousness. Imagine yourself to be standing there in mid-garden, this extraordinary beauty all around you. Imagine or see the colors, the shapes, the spaces, the feel of this garden, the textures, the *ells, the sounds of this exquisite garden. Wood, stone and brick combine seamlessly with plants to create an elegant garden that is just right for relaxation & contemplation. ... this garden is more beautiful than any one I've ever seen in my life, I swear!
备选答案:
where it is ①
This garden is located on the corner of T&E Street.
This little beauty is our only city garden that can get away with just a four foot picket fence due to the watchful eye of its close knit neighborhood. The garden sits on a terraced hillside between Irving and Myrtle Streets.
This garden is in the park adjacent to the Palace Museum and boasts a wide range of local and exotic plants
what scenery it has ②
This garden is a birder's paradise.
An interesting feature of this garden is a 430 meter-long covered walkway which winds through the entire complex and links the different buildings.
There are many beautiful plants in this garden, the beautiful flowers, the vast grassland and plenty of old trees.
what people do there ③
Also, it is an attractive place for children, cos there are many fantastic entertainment facilities, such as roller coaster, tennis playground and rock climbing.
This *all garden is filled with ponds, pavilions, rocks and walls inscribed with classical Chinese poetry. There are also some enchanting teahouses where visitors can rest and enjoy the beauty of the park.
and explain why you liked it ④
This is an intimate space, full of light and shadows, ideal for living, dreaming and sharing laughter.
From the arbour to the bed of moss, our senses are awakened and gratified, as we watch the wind caressing the tall grasses, inhale the heady scent of the lavender and taste the sweet juice of sun-ripened grapes.
2008年雅思口语新话题卡解析(四)：Interesting Animal
You should say:
what animal it is①
where it lives (or, you have seen it)②
what it looks like③
and explain your feelings about this animal.④
The Beauty ---- Mandarin ducks
I happened to meet the Mandarin Ducks over the years in the wild area of Ampere Garden, in ponds along the big drainage. And, I'm 100% sure they were not normal Ducks. It was 'in the wild' and free to fly off whenever it wanted to!
The male mandarin duck is way more colorful, his breast is purple with two vertical white bars and the flanks ruddy, with two orange “sails” at the back. The female is similar to female Wood Duck, all dark green brown. Male Mandarin ducks are considered by many to be the most beautifully colored of all waterfowl.
In China, the mandarin duck is associated as a Chinese weddings symbol, because it symbolizes wedded bliss and fidelity. A Chinese proverb for loving couples uses the Mandarin Duck as a metaphor: “Two mandarin ducks playing in water”. Mandarin ducks are always depicted in a pair – it is said that if the ducks were separated, they would pine for each other and die of loneliness. Dying of loneliness for love might only be a romantic myth and a cheerful reflection of people's attitude to reality.
Anyway, I love these lovely creatures; I wish I could raise one.
2008年雅思口语话题卡解析(五)：new or exciting thing
Describe a new or exciting thing that you did recently.
You should say:
* what it was ①
* when you did it②
* who you did it with③
and explain why this activity was new or exciting for you.④
关于这个话题卡，考察的是事件题的描述，口述一次经历的能力。考生可以把最后的④作为主要部分进行描绘，而①②③均包含其中，前后简单交待即可。
Skydiving jump
Skydiving jump. It was the first adventurous activity ever in my life.
We made it last summer. It was a nice sunny day when we went to skydive. We took a 6 hour course and were ready to subdue the sky I went for it with my class mates. I was a little afraid before my first skydiving jump, but my class mates encouraged and convinced me to do it.
Crickey!!!! It was fantastic! I can’t express all the feelings of free flight. It was the combination of happy, frightened, excited, and satisfied. All of these feelings happened at the same time. I could see the Earth below me as I flew like a bird with my parachute. I remember I was flying my body with my friends and was building different formations in the sky. Unfortunately I finally landed in the tree, but it was a *ooth landing. I wasn’t hurt at all.
That was a good lasting memory and all I can think about now is when I would be able to skydive again.
Part 3:
New & Exciting Activities
Some people think that it’s good to experience new things, such as exploring new places. Do you agree?
Yes without a doubt. Life is boring if you never encounter or try new things. People will never know what's really out there unless you explore. I went to Egypt last summer, which was a totally new place to me. The civilization of Egypt did broaden my horizon.
What qualities does one need in order to be an explorer?
To be an explorer, one should be brave, cautious, friendly and open-minded. The ability to pick up local customs and language easily is also important.
Do you think young people can handle new experiences and new activities better than old people?
I will say Yes, for the most parts. Seniors usually prefer comfort and to dwell in what they have built for themselves, including daily routine. That’s what we called: falling into a rut. Young people like to keep on trying and learning new things as they can adapt well.
2008年雅思口语话题卡解析(六)：Traditional Event
Describe an important traditional event in your hometown.
You should say:
what this event is.
when it happens.
who participates in this event, what they do.
and explain how you feel about this event.
What this event is
Well, one of the important traditional events in my hometown is Temple Fair, which is now a mass gathering of entertainment and commerce.
When it happens
The Temple Fair in my hometown has a very long history, probably dating from Ming and Qing dynasties. And now it usually occurs from the first to the seventh day of the first month on the lunar calendar.

Who participates in this event and what they do
The Fair attracts a lot of people. Some are going to sell something, most of which are traditional arts and crafts, while others just go there for fun. There will be feature dragon and lion dances, waist drum dancing, as well as other folk performances, and even some staged traditional wedding ceremonies. Besides, you can taste numerous kinds of local snacks and dishes. Acrobatics and other performers are on hand to keep the crowds entertained throughout the day.
and explain how you feel about this event.
For me, I like the Temple Fairs because there are so many games to play, food to eat and performances to appreciate. But what’s more important, it is definitely a cultural experience, and allows one to see Chinese cultures from a very detailed perspective.

1.Are there many people living near you?
Yes, and they will say hello when they bump into each other anyway. But it can be annoying because gossip gets out everywhere here and everyone will know about it so it kinda sucks sometimes.

2.Do you know (all) your neighbours?
My neighbors are weird and get into lots of complicated situations that usually involve some one get hurt. Their family is complicated as their dad died and their mom is scatterbrained and remarried a guy who has kids of his own so now they have 5 or 6 kids. One of them is in college and only one of the remaining people are normal. So we don't talk to them much. They also throw big parties that keep me up all night.

3.How often do you see (or talk to) your neighbours?
I live in north east Scotland and i have good neighbours. we all chat over the wall and sometimes stand there for ages talking. Some we nip in and out of for coffee now and then. We are never in each other's faces all the time but we look out for one anothers houses if we're on holiday or such like.
Of course the *aller the town the better. In my town you can't go down the street without meeing a few people you know.

4.Do you think it's important to know your neighbours?
Yes. I would prefer to stay at a place where even if people know each other but still respect each other's privacy and do not gossip or snitch about each other.

5.How well do you know your neighbours?
I don't like my neighbours at all, they are very noisy, nosy, & rude people, i can hear them screaming at their kids & calling them bad names (although we live in a good neighbourhood), they run very loud music as well. If i run into any of my neighbours in the elevator, i don't open any talk, just "Hi" & that's it. Only the people in the 2nd floor are nice respectful people. I wish i had more good neighbours to be friend with.

6.Do you think it's important for a person to have a good relationship with their neighbours?
My neighbours are all grown up and are very kind. The benefits of having a good relationship with my neighbors is that we can make a new friend, share stories about our lives to improve them, to learn from them, etc. Not everyone can enjoy their neighbors, some people have strange, loud, neighbors. I would rather have older people as my neighbours because I like the peacefulness in a neighbour hood. I don't like all the ruckus.

7.What do you think of your neighbours?
My neighbours are great, we all get on very well and often socialise together, if one of us has a barbecue we invite one another around but we don't live in each other's pockets. This is a fantastic place to live, I got lucky when I moved in here.

8.What kind of people are your neighbours?
Nosey, Annoying, Has to know everything, sits on the porch and watches us do yardwork, has to know everyone's business. Well, just that kind of neighbor.

9.Do you spend much time socializing with your neighbours in your neighbours' homes?
Almost never. We have terrific neighbors and we want to keep it that way. We chat in the yard and gather outside. We help one another with the shoveling in the winter. We loan out our garden tools to one another. We even bring each other cookies at the holidays. But we don't visit in one another's homes often.

10.How (well) do you get along with your neighbours?
My neighbor spies on me, I wonder why. When I step outside I always see my neighbor behind the curtain watching me. I went last week to ask why and he denied it. I just laughed and walked away. He is over 65. I think he's bored but still bad behavior.

11.What are the benefits of having good relationships with one's neighbours?
You have to co-exist with them so why not be friendly. They can be a natural support to you and yours when and if needed, and vise versa. You have a community that shares life with you.

12.What sorts of problems (conflicts) can people have with their neighbours?
There are many: rave music full-blast till 6am, gangs fighting in the streets, throwing glass bottles at neighbours, throwing furniture through the windows...

13.In what ways can neighbours help each other?
By keeping an eye on each others properties for signs of trouble (break-ins).
Taking in the mail for a neighbor when they're away on vacation.
Helping with odd jobs around the yard.
Sharing things with each other (tools,garden equipment,household stuff...etc.).
Starting up a neighborhood watch program.

14.Have you ever asked a neighbour for help?
Never. I am too shy to go and ask my neighbors, because I don't like when people say no to me in front of my face.

15.Would you prefer to have young people as your neighbours, or old people?

Older people normally don't give too much trouble for neighbors because they don't listen to loud music, they don't throw big parties, they use to bring us a piece of cake when they bake it (it's really nice!) and when neighbors are younger or just have kids you're vulnerable to all sort of unexpected things, such as their music, parties, fights, but to compensate that they bring a lot of joy to the block. In fact, I think the problem is not really if the neighbors are younger or older, but if they are respectful and have consideration for the others living around. I have three neighbors, three young men who start party on Thursday and it goes until Sunday. The problem is not their party, but their bad taste for music and the fact that they have only one CD that they play a thousand times in a row. Nobody deserves it!

练习英语口语的方法有很多种，比如：

1. 参加英语口语补习班；

2. 参加英语角直接和外国人进行英语对话，锻炼口语；

3. 在网上寻找外国笔友，让他帮助练习口语；

4. 去书店*英文有声读物，多跟读，学会正确的发音和断句。

这些方法因人而异，具体有没有用还要视情况而定，适合自己的才是最好的。

扩展资料

英语（English）是印欧语系-日耳曼语族下的语言，由26个字母组合而成，英文字母渊源于拉亩携丁字母，拉丁字母渊源于希腊字母，而希腊字母则是由腓尼基字母演变而来的。英语是国际指定的官方语言（作为母语），也是世界上最广泛的第一语言，英语包含约49万词，外加技术名词约30万个，是嫌判词汇最多的语言，也是欧盟以及许多国际组织以及英联邦国家的官方语言，拥有世界第三位的母语使用者人数，仅次于汉语和西班牙语母语使用者人数。

英语芹耐改由古代从丹麦等斯堪的纳维亚半岛以及德国、荷兰及周边移民至不列颠群岛的盎格鲁、撒克逊以及朱特部落的白人所说的语言演变而来，并通过英国的殖民活动传播到了世界各地。由于在历史上曾和多种民族语言接触，它的词汇从一元变为多元，语法从“多屈折”变为“少屈折”，语音也发生了规律性的变化。在19至20世纪，英国以及美国在文化、经济、军事、政治和科学在世界上的领先地位使得英语成为一种国际语言。如今，许多国际场合都使用英语做为沟通媒介。

参考资料： 百度百科-英语