旅游雅思口语范文 雅思口语,写一个有水的公园,公园里的水还被污染了,...

在雅思口语的众多题型中，雅思口语旅游类题向来是大家不太擅长的。所以环球青藤口语名师韩亮老师给大家拿出一道近两年反复出现的雅思口语高频题给大家解析下雅思口语旅游类话题该如何作答。原题如下：Describe an exciting trip you hadYou should sayWho you travelled withWhere you wentWhat you did or saw thereAnd explain why you want to talk about this trip经典回答：在开头，开门见山：Today, I’d like to talk about an exciting trip I had.回答个问题：Firstly, I’ll talk about who I travelled with. I travelled with my best friend. At the beginning, I wanted to travel with my parents, but my father…so I telephoned my best friend…So I travelled with my best friend.回答第二个问题：Next…I'll tell you where we went. We went to Sanya. We had two choices… So we went to Sanya.回答第三个问题：Thirdly, I'll say what we did or saw there. We stayed in Sanya for two days …回答第四个问题：Finally，I’ll explain why I want to talk about this trip. This was the first time …so everything was new and exciting to us. That is why I want to talk about this trip today, thank you.雅思口语答案分析：我们常见的一个难题是考生自己没有亲身体验过做清考题所要求的特定事物从而导致无法正常发挥甚至跑题。在此强烈建议在遇到这种情况下可以向考官说明你的实际状态并且提供一个与考题要求接近的内容进行应答。这样可有效规避跑题的风险。为了满足答题句型前渗的多样性和内容慧胡脊的丰富本次的答题设计是基于两种语速设计的。高速（160词/min） 中速（120词/min） 其中，高速时可完成全部4段，中速时可完成前3段， 如果你使用的是VOA special English 标准的低速(70-90词/min) 考生可选择性地按结构删减内容。词汇的应用方面本人更多倾向于使用常用的词汇从而降低了对考生词汇量的要求，但从另一个方面也提高了词性应用准确性及句型多样化的要求。 核心思路，千言万语皆归于熟悉，举一反三，但凡遇到旅游类的题皆可使用此法，棒棒哒。以上就是环球青藤口语名师韩亮老师为雅思考生们带来的雅思口语旅游类话题该如何作答，希望能为雅思考生们带来帮助。如需了解更多雅思培训的相关信息，欢迎拨打环球青藤的免费咨询热线400-060-9663进行咨询，或者点击环球青藤网站页面的“在线咨询”与环球青藤名师直接对话。

其实，雅思写链歼作的考官们也像智商为零一样，喜欢「装疯*傻」，但同时他们又好奇心爆棚，他们会在内心不断追问WHY，类似于「Why do you say so??」的这种让你不得不面对，但有时又招架不住的问题。

所以，对付考官这种生物，尤其需要大家注意两个字：逻辑——自圆其说、弊饥没有漏洞、让人信服

至于你说的越南考雅思，正好我们这边有做雅思考团的经验。

除去听力、阅读两项，越南雅思考试口语和写作的优势明显，但这也不是像很多网上的老师吹嘘的那样，随便考就6.5。这样的说法就带有引诱甚至误导的嫌疑。

我们先来看写作。

越南雅思考试写作的卷子难度和大陆雅思一致，但是有几点明显优势：

1、亚太区的卷子在题库轮换中比大陆有规律，目前还不是太有反预测的情况，所以从预测的角度来说越南雅思考试更好猜题。考试提前一点了解提醒题型和复习方向，当然会更好！

2、亚太所有地区一张卷子，也就是说在考试前有一定概率提前了解一些信息，当然这不是说越南雅思考试要做答案，用答案范文，反而分数不会太高！

但只要有这个提前了解信息的可能性，哪怕不一定是准确的，但提前复习再结合自己的想法来答题，加上越南雅思考试前老师也会及时给考团成员分析讲解任何他们问的有可能的题型，这就有了提分的可能。当然这样的优势是整个亚太区尤其东南亚地区的，不仅仅是越南。这也是为什么很多中国大陆雅思写作一直在5.5分的考生去东南亚考试的原因。

3、阅卷量的确少！以2021.12.15的考试为例，越南河内IDP整个考生人数是不到400人，而这些卷子在河内IDP改。也就是组织一定量考官改400张写作卷子。反观中国大陆那一场，整个华东区的卷子在上海中心批改。只南京一个城市三个考点就有将尽2000名雅思考生，全华东区数以万计。不同的工作量，假设考官都一样敬业和专业，越南雅思考试会改得相对仔细和公平。请注意，我这里说的是公平，也就是完整体现你的真实写作水平和评分，不压不扬，而不是一定给高分！但失误和压制现象一定会少很多！

最后来看口语。

越南雅思考试口语的当季度题库和大陆雅思一致，但是优势真的明显。这也是很多雅思考生去越南考雅思或亚太区考试的最主要原因：

1、越南河内IDP考场口语考官固定。

近两年在越南，笔者总共遇到15位雅思口语考官。其中10位是常驻专职考官，他们不但做考官，也在IDP做雅思培训。另外5位是在人多时会来零散帮忙的考官。一场考试A类的口语大体会有5-8位考官，UKVI类别一般是2-5位考官。考官们都不算太累。A类一般是人少的时候，周五下午半天、周六下午半天、周日一个上午。人最多的时候，周四下午半天，周五一天，周六下午半天，周日一天。UKVI类一般是人少的时候，周日一天。人最多的时候，周日一天，周一一天。而在这些时间段，考官还轮流上岗和休息。所以大多考官都在考试过程中比较耐心和nice。

2、考官更耐心。

越南河内IDP70%的考官是鼓励型考官，考试过程中不打断，有引导。而且他们的评分会比较认真。有一位光头耳钉中年考官和一位岁数很大的胖老太太，三部分的问题甚至会说两遍，并鼓励考生多说。

而这些鼓励型考官的给分普遍好于中国大陆。常见的是5-6，5.5-6.5，5.5-7，4.5-5.5，高的有6－8.5的提升。这些都是真实数据和占据千名考生中75%的数据。有些多次带学生到越南考雅思的老师看到考官是谁的时候，能根据学生的临场答题能预测出分数了。

30%是挑剔型考官，不好的考官哪里都有。越南河内IDP的挑剔型考官的特点是：全程比较严肃，不苟言笑。（当然也有和考生聊得很开心的时候，这就因考生而异，因水平而异。）对于啰嗦和语言表达能力不强的同学会打断。另外给分不如鼓励型考官。但我们从两年的数据来看，这种考官给的一般是考生一贯水平的分数，比如在大陆一直5-5.5的口语考生，在这几个考官手上的得分也是5.5左右。

所以不是每个人去越南考口语就一定提升分数。租唤返在大陆口语一直是5分以下的同学，哪里考都不占优势。但是在亚太区和越南，这样的同学遇到鼓励型考官，有到5.5的纪录。

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你备橘好，我是世纪雅思学生，我问我们老师，仿尘团一下是我的老师给回答的：
In present-day society, plastic containers and utensils are extensively used in big cities and the countryside alike. They are so common-place and I would hazard the guess that each one of us has seen, at one time or another, the unsightly scene of plastic bags swirling in the wind. These plastic shopping bags, chopsticks, to-go boxes and mineral-water bottles, to name but a few, when not properly disposed of, create a colossal amount of non-biodegradable refuse. Therefore, some people argue that we have embarked upon a “兄谨throw-away” era when plastic rubbish is largely dumped indiscriminately and irresponsibly (this act is often labeled “white pollution” on account of the color of plastic wastes). Personally, I wholeheartedly support their view.
There are numerous reasons for this worrisome phenomenon coming into being. To begin with, at present the bulk of people who shop and/or eat out regularly are still poorly-informed, uninformed or misinformed about the pernicious influence that non-biodegradable pollutants exert on the ecosystem, which is the main culprit in the global-scale mishandling of the plastic wastes. The chief component of such trash is polythene, which cannot decompose on landfill sites over the process of the next hundreds of years if no major scientific breakthrough comes along in polythene treatment. Thus, such trash must be dealt with collectively rather than be scattered like tumbleweeds. Secondly, the proliferation of plastic shopping bags and eating ware is largely fuelled by the surging, headlong consumeri*. Plastic containers and utensils are lighter in weight, cheaper (often free of charge) in price and water-proof in performance. These superior properties make them preferable to their paper and cloth counterparts in customers’ eyes; and as consumer satisfaction reigns supreme in contemporary society, compared with superb portability, affordability and utility, how to dispose of them is the last thing the customers are concerned about. Additionally, plastic bags, wrap and containers are also commercially feasible since they are cheaper to manufacture, ship and store. These mercenary considerations also have prompted the good old cloth or paper bags to be supplanted by plastic bags but over the phasing-out process, few stores and restaurants advocate or encourage the use of environmentally-benign disposal of plastic trash, hence the whole slew of non-biodegradable garbage and environmental hazards ensue.
Given the scale and severity of “white pollution”, we must take immediate steps to address this scourge. In the first place, we must do our utmost to enhance people’s awareness of how persistent and devastating non-biodegradable trash can be to our environment and our posterity’s. Secondly, retail stores and dining establishments should spare no effort in encouraging their customers to reuse plastic packing items. Furthermore, indiscriminate and irresponsible dumping of household garbage or personal junk should be outlawed by the legislature and heavy fines or even jail terms must be imposed on those compulsive litterbugs who fail to get their act together. Then, on the part of the biochemical researchers and technologists, scientific research must be launched here and now in pursuit of effectual ways to convert non-biodegradable refuse to biodegradable refuse. Last but not least, the government must not shirk its obligations in mobilizing scientific resources and rallying popular support in the crusade against “white pollution”. Neither should pay just lip service to relevant research and campaigns if no enough funding can be obtained otherwise. Additionally, I am convinced a customer tax levied by the government on the use of plastic bags will also help to curb this massive “white pollution”.
The havoc non-biodegradable refuse can wreak on the ecosystem is beyond our imagination. It can eventually devastate soil, water and the aquatic and terrestrial biota. We must start combating this environmental catastrophe before the ecosystem irretrievably breaks down under the reign of the minute plastic debris.

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洛阳大华雅思提醒您：
“一个有水的地方”，这个题目可以跟景点、花兄唯园、旅游扯到一起去的。这次范文是让一位雅思口语8分烤鸭写的，她讲的是济南的黑虎泉。
Describe a place that you have been to that has a lot of water.
You should say:
物尘带　where this place is
what people do at this place
why (& when) you went there
and explain whether you like this place or not.
My hometown is famous for springs. In the centre of our city, there are a group of springs located together. They all flow into one lower pool. People name it Black Tiger Spring. It has become a symbol for my city and attracted crowds of local citizens and tourists.
Summer is the best time to visit the spring, especially on a hot day, because spring water makes the air cool down, plus there are trees providing shelters. All these have contributed to the popularity of this place. People living nearby like to come to fetch spring water. It’s also a paradise for fishing lovers. Old men could spend a whole morning there fishing. They seem to enjoy themselves a lot. At weekends, English learners come and get together to have English corner. Calligraphy lovers practice writing characters on the ground with a huge brush pen and spring water as ink.
A few decades ago, there were even more springs flowing. For one time, the rapid developing industries consumed a lot of water. Some springs therefore become dry. However, in recent years, the local government has been working on reconstructing the city’s underground water system to make dried springs flow again. They did a good job. Springs now come back into our life.
罩芦　I was there last July. It rained slightly that day, which made the trip kind of romantic, as you could see rain needles dipping into the water surface. I walked along the pool, feeling so peaceful in mind. I like the place, and I will go there again.
Part 3
Water Usage
Do you think people use more water today than they did before (e.g., 20 or 50 years ago)?
I think so. First of all, industry is the largest user of water. We are now having more industries. Industry requires a great amount of water. So, more water is being used. The second largest user of water is domestic use. People use more, drink more, and most sadly, waste more.
Do you think it's important to try to save (conserve) water? (Why?)
It is of vital importance for human beings to save water. We need water ? our lives depend on it. We all know that the world’s population is getting larger day by day. More water is being consumed. At the same time, there are many places on this world where people are suffering from lack of drinking water. Water is a precious resource. It is urgent to save water from being wasted.
How can people save water?
Water conservation has two aspects: one, use water efficiently so that there is enough for the needs of all living things; two, keep freshwater clean, so that it can continue to support life on Earth. As an ordinary citizen, I appreciate what my family does in saving water. We reuse used water. It’s simple. I’ve always believed that if every family devotes its own effort, water saving will no longer be a mission impossible.