雅思口语话题一个计划

雅思口语话题一个计划

Can you explain why some people always have their plans but some are not?

Well, the reasons may vary between different people but mainly I believe it is their personality. Some people are very organized. Generally, they won’t rush into anything until they figure the whole thing out. But there are also some people who are really impatient. Once there is something happens they just kind of get into it right away. For example, I am not a really patient person so that my planning skills are horrible. My girlfriend on the other hand, she is perfect in planning and organizing. So we just… hit you know. Like our holiday plan she did the most of it and I just contributed a few ideas.

Do you have any study plan? Why?

Well… yeah, kind of. I wanted to learn Japanese for a long time but I won’t call it exactly a plan because I didn’t plan any details regards on when I will start or which institution I am going to sign up. Actually, you know what, since you mentioned about it I really do think I need to enter a plan and get it started. I will do some research after I get back home this afternoon.

Someone says you cannot success without a plan, what do you think?

Well, I think it is understandable but not necessarily to be accurate. In fact, there are lots of examples people get successful overnight or by some incidents. For example, there is an actor in china named chen bing qiang, who was an assistant in a movie shooting set. There was one opportunity presented that one of the actor got sick and the director choose him to cover for the actor. To everyone’s surprise he became famous overnight and lots of offer arrived. As a normal assistant, he become really successful compared with others and this was definitely not a plan. So …

How teenager do their career plan? Why?

Well, in china, generally adolescents would consult with their parents or teachers in terms of their future career. In fact, it is also common that some parents make those decisions for their children’s career because in their mind, their children are still too immature to make big decisions. Kids on the other hand, can be really irresponsible most of the time and their minds shifts all the time. So I suppose it is a good idea to get the parents involved in making career plans for the future.

雅思口语野生动物话题

P2

Describe a time you were close to a wild animal.

You should say:

what animal it was

where you saw it what happened

when you saw it

and explain how do people in your country feel about this animal.

P3

Do you think government should spend a lot of money on protecting animals?

What would individual do to protect wild animal?

范文

The south China tiger is one of the endangered and rather precious species of carnivores in China. It is well acknowledged that they are as valuable as the pandas, due to their only presence in China all over the world.

The reason why people call them the south China tiger is because they live in south of China. Most of them were living in the mountains and forests in Hunan, Fujian, Guangdong, Henan and Shanxi Province. Technically, you could find them in the forest land and wild area where wild boar, buffalo and many kinds of deer were abundant. However, from 1950s, people began to hunt them, which caused huge declining.

Although the government set laws to protect them, the illegal hunting was continued. So, now I'm very sad to tell you that many experts believed that south China tiger has been extinct in the wild area.

There are only about 100 south China tigers living in several zoos and breed base places. All of them are feeding by people, which is a tragedy coz they are wild animals. But we don't have other choice, we have to protect them, they are going to die out.

In the past time, many animal photographers are devoted in taking photos of south China tigers. Thanks to them, we now have many valuable pictures when they were living in the wild area.

雅思口语第一部手机话题

P2

Describe you first mobile phone.

You should say:

when and where you got it;

who gave it to you;

what it looked like;

and explain what difference it made to your life.

P3

Are mobile phones very common in your country?

Do many old people use mobile phones?

At what age do people in your country usually get their first cell-phone?

Do you think there are any downsides 【bad points】 to using a cell-phone?

What can someone do if they lose their cell-phone?

Do people use their cell-phones more for speaking or more for sending text messages?

范文

Everyone remembers getting their first mobile phone like it was yesterday. My first phone was as slow as molasses in January and ugly as sin, but at the time I was as happy as a clam! I still have the phone today as I keep it for the memories and nostalgia. It looks so outdated these days against modern smartphones, like an old relic.

My mother surprised me with this phone on my 17th birthday. I remember waking up to find a small package next on my bed next to my head. I had no idea what it was, so I ripped open the wrapping paper with a huge grin on my face. To my surprise, my mum had bought me a stunning Nokia phone and I was in seventh heaven.

When I compare this phone with modern smartphones, it looks like something out of a museum. However, at the time the phone was actually considered to be quite modern and sleek in design. It was silver in color and had an elegant slide cover that clicked into place.

What I remember most is how the phone totally changed my life and opened up new opportunities for me. I joined a Chinese messaging service called QQ and I was instantly connected to all my friends 24/ It was so addictive! I spent hours in deep chats with people all over China and the rest of the world. It was an amazing experience.