雅思口语关于Bus的话题

雅思口语关于bus的话题

• How often do you take the bus?

Usually only for special occasions. Like 3 times a month or so. This is because I prefer traveling by subway if I have to go somewhere.

•What do you do when you are on a bus

Oh, I just listen to music in order not to listen to conversations between people as more often than not people speak so loudly that you can’t help hearing everything they say.

• How good is the bus service where you live?

I wouldn’t say the bus service in my city runs like clockwork, but it is efficient, at least, compared to that in other cities in my country. There is an extensive network of buses and there are both short bus lines and long ones.

雅思口语Shoes话题

1. Do you like shopping for shoes?

Yes: Absolutely! Just like most girls do.Cuz to me, they are not just something you put on, but more of a fashion accessory 【时尚配饰】.

No: Actually, unlike some people, I’m not big on 【be big on: be a fan of;be fond of】 buying shoes. To me, it’s just a matter of 【仅仅是…】 finding the right ones. Nothingmore.

2. How often do you buy shoes?

Yes: From time to time 【时常，常常】, I think. I would buy acouple of new pairs of shoes almost every season to match with my outfit 【搭配我的着装】.

No: Probably once in a few months, onaverage 【平均来说】. Cuz my shoes tend to be quite durable 【耐用的，耐穿的】, and they usually last a long time before they are worn out 【磨破，穿破】.

3. What kinds of shoes do you usually buy?

I shop for a wide range of shoes, from highheels 【高跟鞋】, flats【平底鞋】, boots 【靴子】, totraining shoes 【运动鞋】, you know, to serve different needs 【满足不同的需求】.

The shoes I shop for are mostly simple, plain-looking 【ordinary-looking】 and comfortable ones. Cuz that’s basically everything that I need!

4. Do you prefer comfortable shoes, or good-looking shoes?

That’s an easy one! When it comes to shoes,comfort is always the number one priority【something that is more important than anything else】.But that doesn’t mean I don’t care for 【be fond of】 looks. I mean, nobody wants to wear shoes that lookhideous【super ugly】, right?

5. Do you have a pair of shoes that you especially like?

I do, as a matter of fact 【in fact; actually】. They are a pair of limitededition 【限量版】 that I bought a few years ago. I kind of splurgedon 【splurgeon sth: spend a lot of money on sth挥霍】 them, but they are totallyworth it 【be worth it: 值得】!

雅思口语喜欢读的书话题

Describe a book you liked to read in your childhood.

You should say:

who wrote this book

what it is about

hen you read it

and explain why you liked it.

I wasn’t much of a bookworm but I did occasionally read novels from time to time during my childhood. In fact, I’d like to talk about a book I read when I was 9 years old, written by Li Hong. Its English name translates as ‘Hero’.

I would have been in primary school at the time, I guess around grade 4, but I can’t remember exactly off the top of my head. Bear in mind that in those days I would rather go outside and play with my friends than read a book, but I remember this book in particular taking up a large portion of my time.

The book is actually the first in a series of 6 books that are set in a fantasy world of old magic, monsters and knights in shining armour. It is set on an epic scale across a vast, vibrant and immensely detailed world with each chapter dedicated to just one character’s viewpoint. It’s perfect for a young boy with a vivid imagination, looking for a bit of adventure.

In this way I think the book really stands out from the others I have read. The plot lines twist and turn with many surprises and cliff-hangers so I found it almost impossible to put down. The speed the story develops makes the book a real page-turner and even though it is nearly 1000 pages long I got through it in under a fortnight.

雅思口语礼貌的场合话题

Describe a situation where you have to be polite

You should say:

What it is

What did you do to be polite

Why did you have to be polite

And explain how you felt about it afterwards

Ok, well I would actually like to start by saying that I try to be polite in all situations, because that was basically how I was brought up, but if I was to choose a particular occasion when I had to be polite, then I’ll talk about the time I went to a friend’s house for their birthday party.

And as for when it was, well I suppose it must have been about three or four months ago, and basically what happened was that a friend of mine invited me, along with a few other of his friends, to his house for dinner to celebrate his birthday with him. And when we got there, we were given a nice welcome by his parents, who then offered us some drinks and took us through to the living room to wait for a bit while they finished preparing the dinner. Anyway, it was worth the wait, because the dinner was fantastic, and by the end of it, I was absolutely stuffed!

So regarding why I had to be polite, well, I think it goes without saying that whenever you go to someone else’s house, you should always be polite, you know, it’s common sense, because I mean, if someone’s kind enough to invite you to their home and treat you to food and drink, the least you can do is be polite and well-mannered, and if you’re not, then chances are that you won’t get invited back!

You know, I think it’s safe to say that we’ve all experienced times when someone hasn’t behaved very well when they’ve been a guest at our home, and usually when that happens, the first thing we say to each other when that person’s left is, “there’s no way they’re ever coming back!”. Of course for young children it’s different, but for adults there’s no excuse at all. And if you do make the effort to be polite, then it makes a big difference, because then you’ll leave a very good impression and consequently be welcome as a guest again in the future.

So yeah, I guess that’s pretty much all there is to say, so thanks for listening.