雅思口语关于手表的话题

雅思口语关于手表的话题

雅思口语重在日常积累和练习，但并非茫无目的。我们必须针对不同的话题，分门别类，进行强化训练，只有这样才能脚踏实地，提高口语水平。

1. How often do you wear a watch?

这个问题只是关于频率的，how often多长时间一次。基本现在要么就是不带手表要么就是每天都带，因为已经习惯了。所以我们就分情况来解决

范例1：

不扩张的说这已经成我的daily routine了

Literally，it has become my daily routine, I wear it every morning. Well, I know the smart phone can completely replace it, but I have got quite used to it to watch time. In most cases, I put my phone aside，so watch is more convenient for me.

范例2：

To be honest, I never wear a watch since I can remember. You know, we can check time on cellphone, so there is no need to wear a watch. What’s more, I can see time anyplace in my life, like school, dinning hall, restaurant, supermarket and my home.

2. What was your first watch like?

第一块手表长什么样子，我们不可能事无巨细的描述这个手表，但是可以说一下这个表的类型，学生一般都会用运动手表或是电子表，上班族或是大学生尤其是男士很喜欢那种机械表，甚至还有人平时不代表但是人生的第一块表可能是爸妈送的iwatch.

范例1：

Wow, speaking of my first watch of my life, I want to say that it was a digital watch send by my mom as a birthday gift. I think it was elegant with a white and round face, which was perfectly suitable for my clothes.

范例2：

Although I am not a watch-lover and I rarely wear a watch, I got a watch of dreams, an iwatch, sent by my parents as an adult gift. You know, it has already been a hit since publication. It has lots of functions, not mentioning watching time.

3. What kinds of watches do you like to wear?

每个人喜欢的类型都不一样，男士可能喜欢很有质感的石英或是机械表，但是女生可能更喜欢带有装饰性的手表，看起来更好看。

范例1：

En, the tactile and mechanical watches are always my top priority. I mean, compared with the digital ones, I never consider much about the problem of power. Plus, to my knowledge, mechanical watches are more durable than the digital ones.

范例2：

Well, like most of girls of my age, elegant watches will attract us more. In my eyes, watch is not only a tool, also an accessory to my outfits. So If I see a fair watch, I will have more impulse to buy it.

4. Do people still wear watches in your country?

中国人依旧带表么，有些人是会带，例如说商人啊，上班族啊，因为他们不肯那个一直看手机是吧。但是大部分还是直接用手机的说啦。

范例：

Actually，very few of us wear a watch. With the popularization of smart phones，most of Chinese prefer phones rather than watch. However, a small percentage of people still wear it, such as business man or office workers, they think it is more formal which can show their social status and manner.

5. Have you received any watch as a gift when you were a child?

这个问题我们之前是不是说过啊，在part 1部分不会每一道题都会问到，我们要做的是灵活的应用自己准备的答案巧妙的避过或是能将答案合理的分布的不同的问题上。

雅思口语邻居话题

1. Are there many people living near you?

If yes:

Yeah there are, because I live in quite a residential area, and so most of the buildings around my home are apartment blocks.

如果是：

是的，因为我住在一个相当大的住宅区，所以我家周围的大部分建筑都是公寓楼。

If no:

No, I wouldn’t say there are, because I mean, a lot of the flats where I live are empty, which is probably due to the fact that most of the people who bought them didn’t actually plan on moving in, but instead bought them simply as an investment. So yeah, it’s a pretty quiet neighbourhood.

如果没有：

不，我不会说有，因为我的意思是，我住的很多公寓都是空的，这可能是因为大多数买房子的人实际上并没有打算搬进去，而是简单地把它们当作投资买了。是的，这是一个相当安静的街区。

2. Do you know all your neighbours?

Answer A:

Well, I wouldn’t say I know all them, but I know a fair few, and that’s mainly because I spend quite a lot of time in gardens of my apartment complex, which is how I got to know them.

嗯，我不会说我全都知道，但我知道不少，这主要是因为我花了很多时间在我公寓的花园里，这就是我认识它们的方式。

Answer B:

No not really, because my neighbours tend to keep 【pretty much】 to themselves. You know, I mean, if I happen to see them, we might say hi to each other, but that’s about it, and then they’ll just continue with doing whatever it is they’re doing.

不是的，因为我的邻居们往往对自己保持着很高的感情。你知道，我的意思是，如果我碰巧看到他们，我们可以互相打招呼，但就是这样，然后他们就会继续做他们正在做的事情。

3. When do you see your neighbours?

I guess the time when I mostly see them is when I’m in the lift of my apartment block. You know, that’s pretty much the only time I come into contact with them, because I don’t really know them all that well, so I’ve neverbeen round to any of their homes or anything like that.

我猜大部分时候我看到他们是在我公寓的电梯里。你知道，那几乎是我唯一和他们接触的时间，因为我对他们不是很了解，所以我从来没有去过他们的任何家或类似的地方。

4. How often do you see your neighbours?

Well I guess it depends, because I mean, during term time, I don’t see them at all, cos I’m away at university,. but during the holidays, when I’m back home, I guess I probably see them about three or four times a week, because I’m quite good friends with a few of them.

我想这要看情况，因为我的意思是，在学期期间，我根本就看不到他们，因为我不在大学。但是在假期里，当我回到家的时候，我猜我一周大概会见到他们三四次，因为我和他们当中的一些人是很好的朋友。

5. Do you think it’s important to know your neighbours?

If yes:

Yeah, I suppose it is, because I think it helps create a good community spirit if we know our neighbours. In other words, it kind of gives the neighbourhood a nice, friendly feel, instead of a cold, unwelcoming one, if you know what I mean!

是的，我想是的，因为我认为如果我们认识我们的邻居，它有助于创造一个良好的社区精神。换言之，如果你明白我的意思，它会给邻居一种友好、友好的感觉，而不是冷漠、不受欢迎的感觉!

If no:

No I wouldn’t really say it is, because for me I think friends and family are enough. And I mean, in my case I don’t spend nearly enough time with my family as it is, so I can’t really see the need to get to know my neighbours as well. And this probably goes for a lot of people, not just me.

不，我不会真的这么说，因为对我来说，朋友和家人已经足够了。我的意思是，就我的情况而言，我没有花足够的时间和家人在一起，所以我真的不认为有必要了解我的邻居。这可能对很多人来说，不仅仅是我。

雅思口语celebrity话题

1. Who is your favourite celebrity in China?

Off the top of my head, I guess I would have to say it’s Jack Ma. I’m not sure if you’ve heard of him, but he’s the founder of Alibaba, and one of the most successful businessmen in the country. And I basically admire him for everything that he’s achieved, especially as I think he had to deal with a lot of rejection early on in his career. So yeah, I’d say he’s probably my favourite celebrity here in China.

从我的头顶，我想我得说是Jack Ma。我不确定你是否听说过他，但他是阿里巴巴的创始人，也是该国最成功的商人之一。我基本上钦佩他所取得的一切，尤其是我认为他在职业生涯早期必须面对很多拒绝。是的，我想他可能是我在中国最喜欢的名人。

2. Would you want to be a celebrity in the future?

I don’t know actually, because obviously it would be nice to be adored everywhere you go, and have lots of VIP treatment travelling around the world. That would be quite nice! But I think there would be a lot of downsides as well, for example lack of privacy, the paparazzi. So I think all things considered, I probably wouldn’t want to be a celebrity.

我不知道，因为很显然，无论你走到哪里都会被人崇拜，并且有很多VIP治疗在世界各地旅行。那太好了!但我认为也会有很多不利因素，比如缺乏隐私，狗仔队。所以我认为所有的事情，我可能不想成为一个名人。

3. Do you like reading about celebrities?

Yeah I do, but it also depends on the content, because I mean, pointless stuff about what they get up toin their private life doesn’t really interest me that much. But what does interest me is reading about how they became good at what they do, because I think there’s a lot that can be learnt from them.

是的，但这也取决于内容，因为我的意思是，关于他们在私人生活中所获得的毫无意义的东西，我并没有真正感兴趣。但我感兴趣的是阅读他们如何变得擅长于他们所做的事情，因为我认为他们可以学到很多东西。

4. Have you ever met a celebrity?

Um… I don’t actually think I have. It would be nice to, but up to now I can’t say that I’ve had the pleasure of meeting any! I mean, I’ve been to a few pop concerts and seen some famous singers perform, but I don’t think really counts, as I’ve never actually met a celebrity up close or shaken their hand or anything.

嗯…我不认为我有。很好，但到目前为止，我不能说我很高兴见到任何人。我的意思是，我去过几次流行音乐会，看过一些著名歌手的表演，但我认为这并不重要，因为我从来没有遇到过一个名人，他们的手或任何东西都摇摇晃晃。

雅思口语自行车话题

1. Do you ever ride a bicycle?

Yeah I do, but not that much anymore, because I’m living on campus at the moment. So everything’s pretty close to me, and I don’t really need a bike to get around.

是的，但现在没那么多了，因为我现在住在校园里。所以一切都离我很近，我真的不需要自行车四处走动。

2. How old were you when you first learned to ride a bicycle?

It was quite a while ago – let me have a little think! Um……I suppose I must have been about 5 or 6 when I first learned, but I honestly couldn’t tell you for sure, because I simply can’t remember! But I think I was pretty small, so five or six sounds about right.

那是很久以前的事了——让我想一想吧!嗯……我猜我第一次学习时大概已经5到6岁了，但我实在不能肯定地告诉你，因为我简直记不起来了!但我认为我很小，所以五或六听起来是对的。

It was quite a while ago = it was quite a long time ago

I suppose I must have been about 5 or 6 = I think I was about 5 or 6 【“must have been” is like the past tense of “should”】

那是很久以前的事了。

我想我一定是大约5或6岁 =我大概是5或6【“一定是”】就像“应该”的过去时。

3. Are bicycles popular in China?

Yes they are. They’re incredibly popular! You know, if you go out onto any street in China, the chances are you’ll see a lot of bikes. And I guess the reason for this is that they’re the cheapest way to get around, apart from walking of course, but that’s a lot slower!

是的。他们非常受欢迎!你知道，如果你去中国的任何一条街道，你很可能会看到很多自行车。我猜，这样做的原因是，除了走路之外，它们是最便宜的走路方式，但是走路要慢得多!