雅思口语问题练习素材 雅思口语考试话题必备句子之邻居话题?

本文来自雅思口语网liuxue86.com《雅思口语关于movie话题的一些素材》。 在准备口语题目时要想做到说的得体、切题，一个很好的办法是看一下native speakers是怎么谈论游首同样此并话题的，然后从中学习一些表达方式和词汇。 下面这篇文章是关于电影的，不知道大家是否能从里面得神扒数到一些小启发。

What movies will become classics in 50 Years?

The Bottom Line Which movies of the 90s will film students be talking about in 2050? This list consists of my choices of movies that should become classics in the future.

The problem with the 1990s is that those years are still fresh in our memory and times haven't changed that much. The 00s of today are almost interchangeable with the last decade. It is still too early to tell what movies will become classics and what movies will become dated. Most of the big stars of the 90s arrived through *aller movies of the 1980s. The biggest stars of the next decade probably started in the 90s and their initial movies, now overlooked, may become future classics.

All of the movies on my list are included because I enjoyed the direction, acting, writing or cinematography more than other movies released during the period. This list will likely change over time far more than my top ten movies of other decades. For instance, "Casablanca" has been a favorite of mine for over 30 years. It has aged well and will continue to age well. Humphrey Bogart and Ingred Bergman went on to make more great movies which only made "Casablanca" more endearing. Other attempts at the same genre have not tarnished the merits of the 50+ year old movie. The movies that I have seen since have not displaced it as my favorite whereas, I may feel different about any of these movies two years from now. It takes time for a movie to be earn the label "timeless."

These movies may be timeless but we will have to wait for another couple of decades for a proper evaluation.

10. Dances With Wolves (1990)

There are very few good civil war films and the beginning for "Dances With Wolves" is stunning as it is set during a wonderfully filmed battle. There were also very few good westerns made during the previous two decades, but this film was able to break the trend and deliver a compelling historical drama about life with the Sioux Indians. the buffalo hunt is spectacular and demonstrates the vastness and beauty of the country.

9. Three Colors Blue, White, Red (1994)

The three colors of the French flag are made into three different movies. Other than a short one minute period, the films do not interrelate other than each uses an assigned color throughout the film. The "Blue" movie is heavy, the "White" movie colorless and the "Red" movie alive. Other movies have used color for effectiveness, but a movie titled with a color has to pass more scrutiny. The artistic quality in all three films made the viewing an enjoyable experience.

8. Home Alone (1990)

This movie would get my vote for the best dialogue of the decade. It may have been the best dialogue since "All about Eve." A film about the greatest playwright in history would receive some brilliance just from the subject matter. But brilliance also shines through with screenwriting, set design, costumes and direction. Although homage is paid to the Bard in style and content, I actually liked the movie more than most of his plays.

6. Braveheart (1995)

"Dances with Wolves" was an epic western that worked for actor turned director Kevin Costner. In similar ways, "Braveheart" works the same for Mel Gibson. In both cases, the leading actor, although powerfully played, is secondary to the cinematography, the historical crisis and the compelling story. Some movies are meant for the big screen because of their immenseness and grandeur. "Braveheart" fills up the theater.

5. Toy Story (1995)

Disney began making quality family shows again in the 1980s. A quality family show is one where the parents can enjoy it as much as the kids. "Toy Story" took it one step further and added state of the art technology to provide a wonderful Disney story. We all have wondered if our toys came alive, but we never knew that there would be so much team work.

4. Hoop Dreams (1994)

Every basketball star had a childhood that is in the background somewhere. "Hoop Dreams" looks at the story another way by focusing on the child and their development into a star. The movie was 4 1/2 years in the making and chronicles in real life, the rising athletes. It is fascinating to watch the players grow up and work through family and school challenges. Supposedly 250 hours of film was shot and edited to 3 hours where the viewer becomes a neighbor, clas*ate and spectator through the movie.

3. Saving Private Ryan (1998)

The battle scenes are vivid and extraordinary but the most riveting part of the movie is the story behind the mission to save Ryan. Tom Hanks plays the leader of a group of soldiers, all of whom were peaceful private citizens before the war. Duty and honor are emphasized as the soldiers perform their warrior responsibilities as trained. The humanity of the individual being is illuminated against the inhumanity of war.

2. Forrest Gump (1994)

I may be biased regarding this film because I grew up in a *all town during about the same time period. This is a modern day fairy tale demonstrating that love, dignity and perseverance conquer all. "Forrest Gump' runs the viewer through the entire spectrum of emotions as it tells the story of a slow thinking innocent kid traversing through five decades of life.

1. Schindler's List (1993)

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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!

雅思口语考试备考中积累素材是非常重要的，雅思口语所有比较固定的问题，但在考试中遇到冷门问题还是很常见的，雅思口语考试的难度不断在增加，我们更要多准备些口语素材。　Part1部分一直以来都是是整个考试的导入部分。考官在这一部分中会询问和考生自身有关的问题，通过较为简单的提问来达到让考生放松情绪的目的，以便在整个考试过程中能够正常发挥其语言水平。主要涉及话题有：工作、学习、家庭、兴趣爱好、休闲活动、家乡、城市交通、天气、个人打算和计划等等。尽管如此，但是我们却不能随意对待。
下面我们来看看该从哪些方面进行话题素材的积累。
首先，既然话题来源于生活，那么从生活中积累素材就是很必须的，所以在对口语的话题有所了解之后，可以开始系统的收集相关语言素材的活动，建立自己的语汇本，按照话题分类(如城镇描述、教育话题等)收集词汇、词组、句子以及好的段落及文章。这样的准备不仅对雅思考试有帮助，也是提高口语和写作水平的好办法。详细内容可以参考日常生活中怎么提高雅思口语的相关内容。
其次，根据具体的话题进行素材的积累也是很有必要的。
下面我们列举一些6-6.5分的高频素材供大家参考。
1.食物类话题，民以食为天，所以此话题和生活息息相关，那么在雅思口语part1中，和食物有关的话题始终是考官比较青睐的，所以积累相关词汇把握答题思路就显得尤为重要。更多素材可以参看雅思口慎物语6-6.5分part1食物类话题素材积累。猛猜
2. 娱乐类话题，“只工作不玩耍，聪明的孩子也变傻。”，生活如此，雅思口语考试话题就来来源于生活，因此，在雅思口语的世界里，娱乐类的话题是极其高频的题目，如电影、音乐、电视、以及其他休闲活动等等。更多素材可以参看雅思口语6-6.5分part1娱乐类话题素材积累。
3.购物类话题，在雅思口语part1中，和shopping有关的话题始终倍受考官的青睐。经常作为高频话题出现，所以话题素材的积累就不用多说了。更多素材可以参看雅思口语6-6.5分part1购物类话题素材积累。
4.阅读类话题，在雅思口语part1中，阅读类的话题是极其高频的题目，关于阅读类的话题同学们一定要用心准备枝孝型，尤其是书的类型，以及对它的看法等等。更多素材可以参看雅思口语6-6.5分part1阅读类话题素材积累。
最后雅思口语6-6.5分part1住宿类话题素材积累、雅思口语6-6.5分part1工作类话题素材积累也都是非常高频的话题，所以多下点功夫是很有必要的，而这里的话题分类介绍对大家来说也是很有价值的。

我这有一些雅思口语4月24日的考题回忆，希望对你有用哦：
回忆1
湖大 rm15. 白人大叔，一直在微笑!非常的随和。p1 sunshine bicycle living. p2 未来的计划 p3各种计划 年轻人个老人做计划有什么不同 选择出国读书和就业的人有什么不同 人们如何制定计划 等等。。。
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长春room04秒分享 白人年轻男子，有礼貌，说话快但有重音基本都会听清，趴1hometown喜欢家乡么不喜欢么， 会不会以后在家乡生活。2建筑3古建筑毁坏，保护，要不要重建。觉得没上次发挥好，说的比前两次有逻辑点。很快10分钟就结束了，心里空落落的觉得好多没说出来
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东南大学rm315 p1阳光，植物，家乡 p2与陌生人谈话 p3人们喜不喜欢跟别人谈及problem等等。感觉第三部分回答得很糟糕，还打断。白人爷爷，看上去和蔼可亲，但说话有点快，有些问题听不清，求保佑!!
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东大317年轻男还可以，算nice，亚裔考官要么就是韩国人可能还真是韩国人 P1 hometown,shopping,dictionaries P2 A subject people often ask you P3 General knowledge TV quizzes (全是这个)出来以后才明白quizzes什么意思，还问了考官，解释以后还是弄错了，整个p3全毁了
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趴1、name、student or working、dictionary、electron dictionary。part2、product made in You country.part3、各种吃的的东西 南北对比、还问我新疆人喜欢吃什么、内蒙人喜欢吃什么、什么食物在中国最流行。
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天津外院，room 2,白人男考官，人很和蔼，听不懂给你重复还给你解释举例子，part1住在哪，字典，服装，part 2广告，part 3广告的各种问题!
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悉蠢湖北大学R16 考官是NiCE的女亚裔 没有口音。问了我好多但是不用回答很长她就会问一下个 P1name home major animal pet ...P2 sth your save money for P3 is easy for younger people save money?how?why ?boy or girl ? Is Easily to buy things on the website?
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湖大rm8 11点05的场 p1 家长 电视节目 动物 p2 老朋友 p3 同学聚会 已经跪了 我出来的时候那个妹子好可爱好可爱啊 可是监考的看了我俩一眼我就灰溜溜跑掉了
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上海财大313，中年女考官，全程微笑鼓励我。趴1家乡运动唱歌,趴2special meal 趴3food，儿童与青年人喜欢不同的食物吗?家里和餐厅食物的不同。
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财大 rm314 白人男考官不太nice一点不笑 p1hometown rain什么的 p2 place far away from home you traveled to p3 为什么要去很远的地方旅游(问题很多的一直在针对前面的回答问) 总的来说一直在讲虽然回答的都很简单短促…p2还准备满充分只要不觉得我在背书就行TuT …求过6.5!!
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湖北大学4.24的 part1 hometown,cooking,喜欢和不喜欢的科目等等好多，我记不清了和陆猜 part2.building in your country part3 关于historic interests的，保存问题呀，还有现在房子与以前房子的区别等等 总体感觉还行，我看到老外就不紧张了哈哈
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武汉湖北大学room20，考官是个老头，还带口音。P1问的家乡，天气。P2学科，P3 teacher之类的话题
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东大rm317(实334)黄皮肤，貌似是中国人。P1家乡，不喜欢之处，是否会待家很久，如何看待花很多钱*衣，在校穿唤型衣，与回家穿衣的不同，孩时是否喜欢跟父母去party;P2运动，还有什么喜欢的球类;P3国内流行运动，男人为何更喜欢运动，为何有人不喜欢。
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西安交大Room2.下午2:10. P1 city,on time.P2 popular product in China 黑人考官，表情严肃，语速很快，很多题听不清。
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湖北大学rm06.part1 study work ,rain.part2 a time you helped others .part3 各种帮助，学业上帮助他人不同学科间的帮助，孩子在家帮助父母，
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湖大，R13。P1：student or work,walking. p2:something that help your learn another language. p3:how to learn another language,老人年轻人谁学语言轻松，有什么好处学外语，有什么方法，围绕P2。
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东南大学pm2：00 rm326-2 p1 name news 等等等等 p2 a sports event p3 围绕sports问一堆问题。。团队比赛和个人比赛的利与弊。。。小孩子在学校运动好不好。。。为什么要运动。。。好多问题。。。
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北京教育考试指导中心ROOM 06的考了一个part two是 a kind of clothes in some special occasions 之后的part one 考了 cycling 在part three中 涉及了 什么场合穿什么衣服 哪些工作需要穿制服 哪些工作不需要穿制服 需要穿制服的员工需要付钱吗等等
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东大rm326-1，考官略帅像拉丁裔 p1电视节目+动物p2童年礼物p3被小虐啊，喜欢和你辩论，一会很嗨，一会极其木有耐心东张西望，还不停的爬过来瞅他的录音笔 很快就考完了，临走时貌似他又突然心情大好了…求保佑，求这位多性格的帅哥哥给让过
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深圳赛格 vip rm 4～p1姓名 现在住哪 将来继续住么 最不喜欢这地方的什么 cooking 家里谁做饭 小孩子做饭么 p2 省钱*的东西 p3 各种关于省钱的问题 信用卡 男女差别之类的 考官英国大叔40出头的样子，人很nice
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吉大 room03 p1 name,hometown,birthday,history p2 describe a tv program that you like to watch p3 what type of tv programs are popular in your country?之后的都是根据我的回答问的。 白人男性考官，超级nice。 希望大家都可以拿到一个好成绩，GOOD LUCK!
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Pa1. Hometown 喜不喜欢 Pa2.P3各种sport. 全是sport 可是没想到我会考这个
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西安交大room8美国人~人很好,趴3好奇怪 趴一,major shopping 趴2somthing you like reading 趴3报纸杂志和书的区别~跪求6.5跪求啊!保证吃素两个月!
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湖大RM16。趴1。major ,shopping ,on time 趴2。一件让你变好的事儿。 趴3。关于改变的好多，人为啥要换工作，为啥要换环境，为啥要移民去国外，一串儿问题，记不太清了。首战求6+，考官是个亚洲女人，不是很爱笑。
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湖大RM03 4.24 13.10 亚裔年轻女子 Part1. Subjects.Singing.Music.Plants. Part2. A long time decision. What helps me make the decision. What happened after this decision. Part3. What decisions are important. Who can give advice to make a decision.Career decision.
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西安交大 rm3 老黑p1家乡p2陌生人谈话p3关于交谈的。考官超烂，直接就是爱听不停，而且基本快睡着，考完了我直接投诉了他，我拄拐考试容易吗?
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东南大学 room326-2 白人考官 声音不大 不耐心 p1study or work p2describe a thing you cannot live without (besides a mobile phone and a computer) P3 why do young people like to own the latest high-tech products. such as a iphone 系列关于child的问题 回忆28 湖大Rm15，考官超级好!趴1，家乡，喜欢和朋友呆在一起还是家人。趴2，Move to new house or school.why,when,feel.趴3，为什么年轻人比老年人更愿意改变?中国搬家有什么要考虑的。

这些都是从小马过河看到的，你可以自己去搜一搜，有好多真题机经呢~~对你有用记得采纳哦！！