雅思口语话题机器人

雅思口语话题机器人

1. Are you interested in robots? Why?

其实我们说不上感不感兴趣，只能说看到机器人工作或是看到相关的电视都会觉得他们怎么这么cool，怎么办到的。

I cannot say that I am obsessed with robots, but every moment I see robots, I think they are so cool. Don't you think it is a magic that they can fully understand the instructions we give to them?

2. Do you like robots to work at your home?

I am pretty content with robots working at my home doing things that I really don’t like. So, for example, things like cleaning the room or the car, well if the robot does it I am good with it. Or, for sometimes make food for me. But, then depending entirely on them, does not suits me well. Allowing the robot to cook food for me or drive car for me, is not something I will go for. Sometimes it is good, but there are times you wish to do things on your own, spend time with people you love. I think balancing between both is where the things will go.

3. What do you think robots might be able to do in people's homes in the future?

机器人能为我们做什么?看过美剧或是平时稍微有些关注的都应该知道现在人工智能有多厉害，基本上家务啊，修理电器啊他们都不在话下，所以家里的事情他们都可能hold住，唯一现在还办不到的就是生baby了吧~

Well, you know, how awesome the artificial intelligence is! Robots are widely regarded as super helpers of human beings, doing the chores like a housewife, fixing the household appliances and doing the manual labor. In my mind, they can do anything except giving a birth to a baby.

4. Do you want to take a car which robot is the driver?

机器人当司机你会不会去坐那辆车，大多人的第一反应都是wow，cool，但是会不会有危险，万一出故障了怎么办。这个时候大家就可以说，如果科技已经足够的成熟了，可以保证我们的安全，那我当然愿意了。

Wow, it sounds awesome, but the problem of security is still one of my concern. Maybe one day, it is supported by a sufficiently advanced technology, I will try with pleasure.

5. Will robots replace human beings in the workplace completely?

我承认机器人的准确性有时候要远远要高于人类, 尤其是技术性比较强的工作，但是呢做决策，或是设计的工作依旧不能被取代，因为他们没有感觉也没有情绪。

I have to acknowledge that the accuracy of robots in the certain field is far better than mankind, especially those jobs that emphasize more on the technology and operation. But I don't think they can totally replace men, I mean, many jobs are still not suited to robots. They have no feelings or emotions, so making decisions and designing things are not their strong suit.

6. Do you think robots might be dangerous in the future?

有些人觉得很难说，因为人工智能一天一天在发展，当有一天机器人有了思想，有了自己的意识跟社会融入的时间长多少都会影响他.

范文一：

It’s hard to judge that whether robots might be a danger. As we all know, the artificial intelligence is developing rapidly, so it is likely that robots would have true emotions like us. By then, we may worry about that.

还有人觉得不会危险，因为机器人所有的功能都是我们赋予的，是可以掌控的。

范文二：

I don’t think so. Many people think that robots are too advanced to control. But to my knowledge, the power and abilities they owned are all given by we human beings, by scientists. In a word, there is need to worry about that.

7. How do you think robots will influence society in the future?

机器人对我们的影响有好的方面，当然也有不好的方面。譬如说在就业方面，他们能减轻一些苦力的工作，同样也有可能造成失业率，再者说一些比较危险的活动机器人可以代替人类完成，例如救援工作，或是工地之类工作等等。

For opener, robots can share most of difficult and demanding jobs, like porters and sanitation workers. Meanwhile, they can replace people to do dangerous jobs, such as the work on rescue scene and constructionsites.

While it still has drawbacks, it will exert bad influence on employment rate in the long term.

雅思口语乐器话题

What types of music do you like to listen to?

It’s quite varied really, sometimes I like to listen to pop music and other times I like to listen to movie soundtracks or instrumental music.这是非常不同的，有时候我喜欢听流行音乐，有时我喜欢听电影原声音乐或乐器音乐。

At what times of day do you like to listen to music?

I usually listen to music throughout the day, on and off, but I suppose the longest period would be when I’m traveling to work because the journey is almost an hour there and another hour returning at night – and listening to music helps pass the time.我通常每天听音乐，断断续续，但我想，最长的时间是我去上班的时候，因为旅途几乎是一个小时，晚上又有一个小时回来——听音乐有助于打发时间。

Did you learn to play a musical instrument when you were a child?

No, I didn’t. It wasn’t something I was interested in. My parents wanted me to learn how to play the piano but I preferred to do sports and eventually they realized that my interests lay elsewhere.不,我没有。这不是我感兴趣的东西。我的父母想让我学习弹钢琴，但我更喜欢做运动，最终他们意识到我的兴趣在别处。

Do you think all children should learn to play a musical instrument?

It’s not something which should be compulsory, but I do believe that every child should have the opportunity to learn how to play a musical instrument and discover if they have a talent for it – or not.这不是什么应该强制的事情，但我相信每个孩子都应该有机会学习如何演奏一种乐器，并发现他们是否有天赋——或者不知道。

雅思口语人生阶段话题

Describe an important stage of your life

You should say:

· what part it is

· where you were then

· what memorable things you did

and explain why this is the most enjoyable part / stage in your life.

雅思口语范文：

One of the most important times in my life, as it is in almost everyone’s life, was when I was sixteen.

在我的一生中，最重要的时刻之一，就像在我16岁的时候一样。

I was in high school in Beijing. I was a kind ofa shy teenager and only had one friend. We were very close and did everything together. We would often go to each other’s house for sleepovers, and would stay up late at night chatting about everything two children could ever chat about. We were best of friends until one day when we had a terrible misunderstanding. She thought I had told someone a secret that she had told me, and she decided not to be my friend anymore. She made a new best friend and would strut around with her trying to make me jealous. She would gossip with all the other kids about me. I suddenly became an outcast at school, and thus, became utterly lonely and depressed. I thought there was something seriously wrong with me.

我在北京的高中，一名害羞的少年，只有一个朋友。我们非常亲密，一起做了所有的事情。我们经常去彼此的家过夜，晚上熬夜聊天，聊着两个孩子能聊到的事情。我们是最好的朋友，直到有一天我们发生了严重的误会。她以为我告诉了别人一个她告诉我的秘密，她决定不再做我的朋友了。她做了一个新的好朋友，她会和她一起昂首阔步，试图让我嫉妒。她会和其他孩子们谈论我。我突然在学校里成为了一个弃儿，因此，变得非常孤独和沮丧。我认为我有严重的问题。

It was not until I talked with my cousin about my situation, that I realized it was not me that had a problem but her. I also began to understand that you can not take what others say and do so close to heart, or you will always feel bad about yourself, and will never be able to live your life. I also realized that bad things happen in life, and you can not hide from them or dig yourself into a hole. I eventually found a new best friend, whom I am still friends with today. I have a more open personality. and I am one of the top students in my college. I believe that situation made me a stronger person. I can handle rejection now wherever it comes from, and just keep rolling with a smile on my face.

直到我和我的表妹谈论我的处境，我才意识到不是我有问题，而是她。我也开始明白，你不能接受别人说的话，做得如此亲密，否则你会对自己感到难过，永远也无法过你的生活。我也意识到生活中发生了不好的事情，你不能逃避它们，也不能把自己挖到一个洞里。我终于找到了一个新的好朋友，我今天仍然是他的朋友。我有一个更开放的个性。我是我大学里最优秀的学生之一。我相信这种情况使我变得更坚强。无论从哪里来，我都能处理被拒绝的事情，并且在我的脸上继续微笑。

雅思口语part3

What sorts of things can people do when they reach this legal age of adulthood?

It’s kind of different from foreign countries. Even after reaching the legal adult age, young people don‘t usually drink or go out to clubs; they usually just study and go to school. But after turning 18, youngsters can get more respect from their parents. They are treated as adults, because parents would understand they can take care of themselves. For example, they can go travelling or camping alone.

这和国外的情况有所不同。即使到了法定成年年龄，年轻人通常不会喝酒或去俱乐部;他们通常只是学习和上学。但在18岁之后，年轻人可以从父母那里得到更多的尊重。他们被当作成年人对待，因为父母会明白他们可以照顾好自己。例如，他们可以独自旅行或野营。

Since young people seem to be maturing faster than before. do you think it will be necessary to change this legal age for reaching adulthood?

I don’t think it is necessary. Getting mature is about experience, not only about age. Take China for example, people normally go to college at 19; only after that, they begin to take care of themselves and live on their own. They begin to try and learn how to deal with people and other problems, and they just start to get to know what real life is. So, I believe 18 is still a sensible age.

我认为这是不必要的。成熟是关于经验的，而不仅仅是关于年龄的。以中国为例，人们通常在19岁时上大学;只有在那之后，他们才开始照顾好自己，独立生活。他们开始尝试学习如何处理人和其他问题，他们才开始了解真实的生活是什么。所以，我认为18岁仍然是一个明智的年龄。

雅思口语机器故障话题

Describe a time when you had a problem with a piece of equipment

You should say:

what equipment it was

what problem you had

when you had this problem

and explain what you did about this problem. 【How you fixed or resolved the problem】

雅思口语part2

I remember once, a few years ago it was, when I had a problem with my washing machine. It was quite an old machine but it had always worked very well and was effective at washing clothes, sheets and such like.

我记得有一次，几年前，我的洗衣机出了问题。这是一台相当旧的机器，但它一直工作得很好，而且在清洗衣服、床单等方面很有效。

Anyway, one day when I was using it, I noticed some water leaking out from underneath the machine. It was maybe about half-way through the washing cycle when this happened. I started to mop up the water and thought it maybe wasn’t anything serious – but a few minutes later a wave of water appeared across the floor of the laundry room, it was as if I’d just opened the door on the machine while it was still full of water.

不管怎样，有一天当我用它的时候，我注意到有一些水从机器下面漏出来。当这一切发生的时候，大概是在洗碗的中途。我开始吸水，我以为问题没那么严重，但几分钟后,地板上一波又一波的洗衣房的水,就好像我刚刚打开装满水的洗衣机。

I couldn’t mop up the water fast enough. I had to turn the machine off, and there was still more water inside it. So, the machine stopped and I continued trying to mop up the water, eventually managing to get the floor dry.

我不能把水拖得足够快。我不得不把机器关掉，里面还有更多的水。所以，机器停了下来，我继续试着把水擦干，最后设法把地板弄干。

I’m not a technical person at all, so I called my brother who is quite good at things like that and he came round later in the afternoon to have a look at it. It only took him about 5 minutes to find the problem – apparently one of the water hoses at the back of the machine had come loose and that was why the water had been pouring out from under the machine instead of draining away through the hose.

我根本不是一个技术人员，所以我给我的兄弟打了电话，他很擅长这样的事情，他在下午晚些时候过来看一看。他只花了5分钟就找到了问题——显然，机器后面的一个水管已经松动了，这就是为什么水从机器下面倒出来，而不是从软管里抽出来的原因。

He managed to reconnect it again and then we tested the washing machine by filling it with a little water and some clothes to make sure that it would operate again normally. Thankfully it did … so it was quite a simple problem to fix, but it was very inconvenient at the time. I’m happy to say that it’s been working fine ever since then – just like it used to.

他设法重新连接了它，然后我们用一些水和一些衣服来测试洗衣机，以确保它能正常工作。幸运的是，它确实做到了。所以这是一个很简单的问题，但在当时是非常不方便的。从那以后，它一直运转良好，和过去一样。