雅思口语范文Part1部分

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2020雅思口语范文part1：茶还是咖啡

1.When was the last time you drank tea or coffee?

Well, actually I am a big fan of coffee and I have the habit of drinking this kind of beverage everyday. You know, I just had a cup of espresso this morning. I am really partial to it because just a sipof coffee can keep me refreshed and energetic. As for tea, it is not a common thing in my daily life.

2.Do Chinese people like to drink tea or coffee?

I believe that most people in our country are more likely to choose tea, because it is an essential part of our culture. But since coffee was introduced into China and it is regarded as a modern beverage,the number of coffee lovers is also growing. Especially among the young people, drinking a cup of Americano has become a habit in the morning.

3.Do you prepare tea or coffee for guests at home?

Definitely coffee! The reasons are simple. Personally, I’m not interested in drinking tea, so you can find anything but tea in my apartment. Besides, the flavor of coffee can be changed according toguests’ preferences. You can add a dash of milk or sugar if you don't like bitter taste, but the flavor of tea is not changeable. So I am not sure it is suitable for every visitor.

2020雅思口语范文part2：喜欢的歌手

1.Do you think the most popular singer is the best one?

Obviously not. Nowadays, those ranking lists like billboard or whatever, can be easily manipulated,so the most popular ones on the list are not even guaranteed to be good, leave alone ‘the best’. My personal preference would be to listen to some classic songs, or new songs recommended by myfriends. Call me selfish for that, but I just don’t really like being guinea pig in listening to music.

2.What kind of music is popular in China and what kind will be in the future?

You see, if you ask a question like that to someone from another country, it will be much simpler.But every question like this becomes extremely complex if defined in China. You know why? Wejust have too large a population. Nowadays I’d say pop songs are still the most popular ones, Imean, look at their names, they are called pop. As for the future, I just really don’t know…Probably in the for eseeable future it’s still gonna be pop, I think.

3.What kind of music do people like at different ages?

Now that varies from people to people. But generally speaking, young people like me have a betterchance of falling in love with rock, which can be outrageously loud and noisy for our parents’generation who’d prefer folk songs or a'cappella, even. As for the old like my grandparents, wouldlike to listen to some military songs due to the background of their growth. So I’d say differentage groups do have some different preferences, but this really depends. Not all young people likerock.

4.Do people learn to sing nowadays?

Some of them do, I think, out of love. But as far as I can see, most people who learn to sing areretired people, like my granny, for instance. You see, a very embarrassing yet true fact aboutdeveloping countries like mine, people are very busy, and to be honest, quite afraid. They work dayand night, and they fear that one day they may lose their jobs due to… oh I don’t know, aging? Oreconomy? - Which has basically always been a joke. So mostly people only start to learn art after retirement. Well, one exception would be those art students, for sure.

2020雅思口语范文part3：鼓励你的人

Describe a person who encouraged and helped you to achieve a goal

You should say:

Who this person is

What this person encouraged you to do

How this person has helped you

And explain why their encouragement helped you achieve the goal

我的高中英语老师是鼓励过我的一个人。她发现我在学英语上的天赋，鼓励我发挥天赋，努力提升英语成绩。她通过在我的作业上留评语，单独找我聊天鼓励我。通过她的鼓励我找到了学习的信心，最后取得较好的高考成绩。

Speaking of a person who encouraged me and helped me to achieve a goal, I am reminded of myEnglish teacher, Ms. Wang, without whom 【没有了他/她】 I would never have made it to university.Ms. Wang was an experienced, gentle and easygoing teacher in her thirties, who was well knownamong her students because her classes were never short of 【从来不缺少】 laughter and joy.

However, no matter how interesting the classes were, I was once a very naughty student, reluctant to【不愿意】 follow teachers’ instructions and listen to classes. Needless to say, I was among the worst students in most of the teachers’ eyes, but not in Ms. Wang’s. During our interactions, Ms.Wang somehow discovered that I had a special interest in letters and was actually quite talented in language acquisition, but it was my unwillingness to concentrate on studies that【强调句，正是…】 prevented me from making progress. Therefore, she began to put more attention on me, trying toencourage me by leaving positive messages on my notebook, in which she wrote: you are better andtalented than you think you are, so please work hard and make me proud. She also began to havesome private conversations with me after classes, encouraging me to make full use of my talent toachieve better grades. Touched by her encouragement and kindness, I eventually found myconfidence and began to concentrate on my studies. Thanks to her encouragement, Iwas able to discover my gift in language learning and achieve outstanding grades, enabling me toenter higher education.