雅思口语话题有趣的演讲

雅思口语话题有趣的演讲

想要提高雅思口语成绩，那么在平时的复习中，就要多练习各种各类的口语话题。练习的多了，可以帮助大家更好的理清思路，在口语考试中有更好的表现。

Describe an interesting talk or lecture

You should say:

When you heard it

Where you heard it

What it was about

And explain why you think it was interesting

The speech was given by a manager in a place I was working. He was giving a speech to say goodbye to one of our colleagues who was leaving to set up as an independent consultant, but who had worked at the organisation a very long time, perhaps forty years. Everyone was sad to see this person go, as they were very popular, but we all wished them well and understood why they felt they needed to move on. It was a reasonably big workforce, so about sixty of us had gathered in the open-plan office to say goodbye and present a gift to our departing friend and co-worker.

演讲是由一位经理在我工作的地方做的。他正在做一个演讲，向我们的一位同事告别，他将离开，作为一名独立顾问，但他在该组织工作了很长一段时间，也许是40年。每个人都很难过，因为他们很受欢迎，但我们都很希望他们，明白他们为什么觉得自己需要继续前进。这是一个相当大的劳动力，所以大约有60个人聚集在开放式办公室里，向我们即将离去的朋友和同事说再见，并送给他们一份礼物。

I think sometimes ‘leaving-do’s’ can be really awkward and embarrassing Everyone stands around self-consciously and there is an excruciating and brief ‘goodbye and thank you’ from the boss, and then everyone stares at the poor person who is leaving whilst they rip open and read a rapidly bought card and mumble their thanks for a rather anonymous gift. This, however, was different. Our manager had made a real effort to prepare a good speech that was funny, well-researched, engaging and genuinely affectionate.

我认为有时欢送会的'真的很尴尬,尴尬的站在自觉和每个人都有一个痛苦的和短暂的再见,谢谢你的老板,然后每个人都盯着这个可怜的人离开时他们把打开并阅读迅速买了卡,听不清他们的感谢,而匿名的礼物。然而，这是不同的。我们的经理非常努力地准备了一篇有趣的、经过充分研究、引人入胜、真诚深情的演讲。

I think the speech was good because it involved everyone, shared funny 【but not too private】 stories that were relevant to the leaver, and the effort our boss had put into preparing it showed his respect and admiration for the colleague who was departing. The quiz also gave everyone something to talk about, so people could chat and mingle a bit after the presentation. It was also not too long! It held interest, and was appropriate for the context.

我认为这个演讲很好，因为它涉及到每个人，分享有趣的【但不太私人的】故事，这些故事都与这个故事有关，而我们的老板在准备过程中所做的努力显示了他对即将离开的同事的尊敬和赞赏。这个测试也给了每个人一些谈资，所以人们可以在演讲结束后聊天和交流。它也不太长!它保持了兴趣，并且适合于上下文。

雅思口语本国河流话题

Describe an important river/ area of water in your country

You should say:

How long the river is

Where it is

What it looks like

Why it is important

思路点拨：以下思路谨供参考，希望大家根据自己的真实经历编写答案。

在祖国的大地上流淌着的两条最大的river，想必各位烤鸭都不会陌生，长江和黄河，这两条河都可以拿来说一说。这题今天正好有学生问到。说长江是不是Long River?

【我想说这个直译真的挺好的，但是先辈们已经把长江的英文名取好了，不叫long river，我们得叫它the Yangtse River】。不过，黄河我们可以放心得叫它the Yellow River. 除此之外，对于想说河流的同学们，如果长江黄河离家不是那么近，没去过，没话说的话，可以说一说家附近的河流。若实在还是没有思路的话，可以说说一片水域。什么叫水域呢?英文已经解释很直白了，就是area of water，有水的那一片地方都能说。

说道重要的河流，我想要说的是长江，它是中国最大最长的一条河流，大概有6300公里长。

Speaking of an important river, I would like to talk about the Yangtse river, which is the biggest and longest river in China. It’s about 6,300 kilometers long.

长江横躺整个中国南方，跨越了中国的十一个省，灌溉了中国五分之一的国土。

The Yangtse River lies in the south of China. It stretches to 11 provinces in China and drains nearly one-fifth of the land areas of China.

假如你在地图上看它，其实它没什么特别的地方，就和其它河流比如尼罗河那样，没啥大的区别。不过，当你靠近去看它，你会觉得任何河流都无法与之效仿。

If you see it on the map, you will find it looks not that special, maybe just like any other rivers, for example, the Nile or something. However, when you take a closer look at it, you won’t feel like it’s something that other rivers can copy.

我记得是在我上九年级的时候，我和我父母乘船去三峡游玩了一趟。三峡那个地方流淌着长江最惊艳的那一部分河流，山峡那里有很多险峻的高山，比如神女峰等等，景色十分震撼。

I remember when I was in the grade 9, I took a boat trip with my parents to Sanxia, where we saw the most stunning view of the Yangtse River along with the tall green mountains like Shennv Feng.

长江的确是一条非常重要的河流，不仅仅对于每天要依靠它生活的当地居民来说是这样，对于整个国家来说也是这样的。因为，长江上有座三峡大坝，它一直源源不断地给全国人民和各个行业输送着电能。

It is indeed very important, not only for the local residents who need the water for life, but it is also crucial for the entire nation, because there’s the Three Gorges Dam lies on it, and it ha’s been generating a lot of electrical power, which is used for all the families and industries in China.

雅思口语特别的玩具话题

Describe a special toy you had in your childhood.

You should say:

what it was

who gave it to you

how often you played with it

and explain why it was special to you.

When I was five years old, I had an accident and was admitted in the hospital. I was required to stay in bed for at least two months. Days in the patient ward wasn’t as dull as I expected it to be. Actually the first week was quite fun. I could watch TV in bed and chat with my fellow “roommates” and my family visited me everyday.

But after a while, the hospital gradually started to lose its charm. I was getting bored when my Dad showed up. With a hat in his hand, he started to perform magic tricks. Out of thin air, he produced a flower and put it in the hat. Guess what happened next? He made a magic cube from the hat.

I was immediately in love with the magic cube. Time seemed to go much faster when my Dad taught me how to play it. Before I knew it, I was running around again. Till this day I play it on a daily basis. It always reminds me of my special bonding time with my Dad.

雅思口语健康话题

Describe an article you read about healthy life.

You should say:

where you read it from

when you read it

what the article was about

and explain what you thought of this article.

I don’t usually read much about health, I’m not a fitness fanatic but I try to keep reasonably healthy with a little bit of exercise and by eating a balanced diet. However, there was one article that grabbed my attention recently, about sugar.

I often surf the internet and look at news websites in my spare time, I like to keep up to date with what’s going on in the world. More often than not an article will have links to other articles down the side or at the bottom of the page, so you can spend hours going from one to another.

About a month ago, during the recent athletics championships in Beijing, I was reading an article about sport when a link to another article caught my eye. It was describing how for years people had thought fat was making people overweight and so food companies would bring out lots of low-fat products that were supposed to be healthier, such as low-fat yoghurt or soft drinks. But in fact, these products are higher in sugar, and sugar is now thought to be worse for your health than fat.

I have no idea whether the article was right or not, but it certainly made me think about my sugar intake. It also made me think about people’s diet in general, with more and more kids eating sugary snacks and enjoying more Western junk food like KFC and McDonald's. I think it’s important to have these articles and documentary films that highlight the issues raised by the articles. Soon we might have a big problem with obesity, like the U.S.