雅思口語話題解讀：和陌生人交談
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2017年5-8月雅思口語part2新題及解析：和陌生人談話的經(jīng)歷
Describe a time you had a conversation with a stranger.
You should say:
Where it happened;
When it happened;
What you talked with each other;
and explain how you felt about it.
解析：
題目要求描述一次和陌生人談話的一次經(jīng)歷，需要描述這次經(jīng)歷的時間和地點，以及談話內(nèi)容還有自己的一些感受等。
While my journey in a train to my hometown the year before last, I had a very interesting conversation with a person named Daniel who was a journalist of a daily newspaper. I can't recall his last name but he was a man around 35 years and sat next to me on the train. I usually read books in long journeys or listen to music. That day I was reading a book by Dan Brown and the person who sat next to me asked about the book. This is how the conversation started. The conversation was mostly about writers in general, the political condition in our country, the role of an ideal leader, journalism, corruptions and the major problems of our country. I rarely continue longer conversations with strangers but that conversation I had on the train was pretty different and lasted almost 3-4 hours.
This conversation was interesting mostly because of three reasons: one, the person I had the conversation with was a smooth talking person with good knowledge and experience. Secondly, the way the conversation started and progressed was really interesting. I took my whole effort to debate on issues that I did not agree and also agreed with the notion that was similar to my viewpoint. Though this person was around 12 years senior to me, he never took any advantages of it and even he did not give any hint about it in the issued I disagreed with him. He treated me as an equally skilled opponent on many issues and listened to me very attentively. Finally, the place and circumstances when the conversation took place were really interesting and unusual. I must say, I learned many things from the opinions and experiences he shared that day.
最新5-8月雅思口語Part2話題范文:an interesting conversation you had with a stranger
You should say
- who the person was
- where the conversation took place
- what you talked about
- and explain why you found the conversation interesting.
參考范文：
1.I’m going to talk about an interesting conversation that I had a couple of weeks ago in a music shop. I was walking along one of the main shopping streets in the city centre, when a large window displaying all sorts of musical instruments caught my eye. Out of curiosity, I decided to go in and have a look around.
第一段，介紹人物是誰。
“接下來我要講的一次有趣的聊天是發(fā)生在幾周前的樂器商店。我沿著城市中心的購物主街上走，這時一個陳列著各種各樣樂器的窗口吸引了我的注意，我決定進去看一下?！?/p>
2.The person I ended up speaking to was a shop assistant on the second floor, in the area of the shop dedicated to acoustic guitars. I hadn’t intended to speak to anyone, but the assistant approached me in a friendly way and asked whether I had any questions.
第二段，“后來我在二樓和一個導(dǎo)購員說話，二樓整個樓層都放著原聲吉它。我并沒有跟別人說話，但是導(dǎo)購員主動非常友好地跟我打招呼，問我是否有什么問題?！?/p>
3.I explained to the assistant that I hadn’t played the guitar for years, but that I wondered what the differences were between the various acoustic guitars on show. He talked to me about the different makes and models, whether they were factory or hand made, the woods and varnishes used, the variation in sound quality, and of course the price range.
第三段，詳細介紹聊天內(nèi)容。
“我跟導(dǎo)購員說我好多年沒有彈吉它了，我想知道陳列著的各種各樣的吉它都有什么區(qū)別。他跟我說它們的區(qū)別是不同的東西制造的，工場制造的還是手工制造的，所用的木材和打光，音質(zhì)的區(qū)別以及價格?！?/p>
4.I found the conversation fascinating because the shop assistant was so knowledgeable. It was obvious that he had a passion for the guitar, and he didn’t mind talking to me even though I had made it clear that I didn’t intend to buy anything. He even picked up and played three or four of the instruments to demonstrate the differences in their sound.
第四段解釋為什么覺得這次聊天有趣。
“我覺得這次聊天有趣是因為導(dǎo)購員是如此知識淵博。很顯然他對吉它很有興趣，而且他完全不在乎我是否想買吉它一直跟我聊。他甚至還拿起吉它彈幾下來說明它們音質(zhì)的區(qū)別?！?/p>
雅思口語P2：和陌生人的一次交談
Describe a time you had a conversation with a stranger .
You should say :
When and where it happened ?
Whom you talked to ?
What you talked about ?
How you felt about it ?
新題參考：
1.I'd like to talk about an interesting conversation i had with a gentleman a few years ago,when I was in Britain for a summer camp.I was there to study British culture and English.That day,I was in a café,doing some homework.
2.The person I talked to is the owner of the café,who's a real gentleman.He looked like in his thirties.From our conversation,I found out he's born and raised in London and he's a top graduate from a local business school.
He's nice person,who's very warm-hearted and has a good sense of humor .
3.i forgot how we started our conversation.We talked about Chinese square dance.You probably know it,right? Every night,old chinese ladies gather at some squares or parks,to dance with loud disco music.He seemed quite interested in it.He asked me why those old ladies are so fond of dancing and if foreigners could join them.Later,he showed me some Chinese dance moves he learned on youtube,which are so hilarious.
4.It's a lot of fun.When trying thosechinese square dance moves,he's so serious.Some customers couldn't help burst into laughter.I bet someone probably has posted the video on Youtube.If it go viral,he will get millions of fans all over the world.I even have prepared a nick name for him'the king of Chinese square dance'.
2020年5-8月雅思口語part3題庫及范文:和陌生人有趣對話
題目：
1.What’s the difference between face-to-face conversation and phone conversation?
2.Which one do you prefer?Face-to-face conversation or phone conversation?
3.Are there any disadvantages of face-to-face conversation?
4.What do men like to talk about?How about women?
5.Is it appropriate to make jokes during a presentation?
6.Why are some people nervous when making a presentation?
范文：
1.What’s the difference between face-to-face conversation and phone conversation?
People talk about small trivial subjects on the phone. I mean, phone conversation is usually to deliver some urgent message. Most people would prefer to communicate face to face when it comes to important matters. I mean, generally it is like that. You see, important matters are always discussed face to face. For example, nobody would settle down the contract terms over the phone. They’d sit down to talk about it. I guess that’s why country leaders fly around to visit each other for important matters, rather than talking on the phone. Right? So, I suppose face to face conversation is more effective than phone communication.
2.Which one do you prefer?Face-to-face conversation or phone conversation?
Personally, I prefer face to face conversation. One, because face to face conversation is more direct. You see, when we sit down face to face, we have multiple other ways to communicate with each other besides verbal language. A person’s facial expressions, body gestures, and eye contact can all tell us certain things. These messages will increase our communication quality, for sure. However, if we are talking on the phone, all communication is done by verbal sound. Not that language is not effective, but language alone sometimes leads to misunderstanding, and it is not always reliable. Like, I wouldn’t be able to tell if someone is lying to me when I’m on the phone. So I’d rather spend the time sitting down to have a talk if possible.
3.Are there any disadvantages of face-to-face conversation?
Disadvantages, yeah, there certainly can be. I mean, regardless of the many merits that face to face communication carries with it, you do have to travel to meet someone if you want to talk face to face. That traveling can take up quite a bit of time, especially when you live in big cities where traffic conditions are often terrible! Apart from that, as` I mentioned earlier, face to face communication is more straightforward and direct. So if the subject is sensitive, and the conversation doesn’t go smoothly, it can embarrass the communicators. The atmosphere may get awkward instantly.
4.What do men like to talk about?How about women?
Oh well, all sorts of things. For men, it’s always about ‘toys’, you know. Young men talk about computer games, the latest phones, or new films. When they get older, their toys just become more expensive, like watches, cars, or real estate. As for women, it depends if they’re married and if they’ve got children. Before marriage, they mostly talk about cosmetics(化妝品) and skincare products, while after, they just spend most of the time complaining about their husbands. Of course, once they have kids, those small rascals become their sole(唯一) topic. So, all in all, it has a lot to do with age.
5.Is it appropriate to make jokes during a presentation?
Not only is it appropriate, but necessary, to some extent. You see, everybody likes fun talks, even if they’re for academic or business purposes, so if you can make a few jokes during the speech, they’ll help you keep the audience awake, and you know, concentrated. But of course, jokes in presentations are like additives(添加劑) in food, so don’t overuse them. If you make too many jokes in a serious, formal presentation, people may start questioning your professionalism(專業(yè)能力，專 業(yè)精神), because the efficiency with which you convey messages will not be terribly high, and if there are interpreters present, you’ll be giving them a headache!
6.Why are some people nervous when making a presentation?
I think, for most people, it’s rather difficult to make a presentation in front of an audience(當眾), well, at least it’s much harder than it looks. And when we’re doing something that we’re not familiar with, or good at, it’s natural to get nervous. This is because of, first of all, fear of making mistakes. Everyone thinks it’s awkward to make mistakes in front of others, because, you know, you’d be making a fool of yourself. Also, this nervousness could come from a lack of preparation and rehearsal (練習，排練). You see, if you’re fully prepared for the talk, you wouldn’t sweat at all.
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