雅思口语Good News范文

雅思口语good news范文

新题何足惧，旧恨何其多，手握真题集，屠鸭亦可期。

After I finished my graduation, I applied for 2-3 jobs and faced the interviews in these companies. One day I got a phone call from one of the companies from the HR department and the caller confirmed that I was hired for the job I applied for. This was a very exciting and good news for me as I was expecting to start a job so eagerly.

I did not know the person who called me at that time but later I found that he was the head of the human resources department of the company and his name was Kane. I heard it in 【…say a year i.g. 2017b…】 and it was probably June.

My parents and relatives wanted me to get involved in a job right after my graduation and I felt the same. Some of my classmates were already doing jobs and I thought I should start a job as well. After I got the job confirmation call, I was very excited and happy. The first job confirmation, in my opinion, is very significant and exhilarating and I felt no less. I was so happy that I instantly confirmed that I’d be joining the job from the next week. Then I shared the news with my parents and sisters and they were very happy as well.

Part3相关问题：

• What are the different of communicating online and face-to-face communication?

• By what means do people receive news from social media?

• How do people share good news?

• Why people do not share good news of their own?

• How do people share good news with their neighbours?

雅思口语近期看过的书范文

Describe a book you have recently read

You should say:

What type/kind of book it was What it was about

Where you read it

How you felt about the book?

雅思口语part2参考范文：

One of the books that I have recently read is called At Home: A Short history of Private Life by an author called Bill Bryson. It is a thick, factual book about many different subjects. It is really a collection of information and anecdotes related to our private lives, past and present.

我最近读到的一本书叫做《家：比尔布莱森的短篇私人生活史》。这是一本关于许多不同主题的厚而真实的书。它实际上是一个关于我们的私人生活，过去和现在的信息和轶事的集合。

The book is mainly about things that have been included in our homes over the centuries. The author started out by wondering about the history of everything in his own home. As it is a factual book rather than a novel, it does not have a plot as such. Each chapter in the book covers the history of a particular room. For example, the chapter on the kitchen talks about the history of running water, electricity, gas cooking and so on. The chapter about the bathroom looks at the history of plumbing, sanitation and privacy. The book contains so much interesting information that I think I will have to read it again in order to take it all in.

这本书主要讲的是几个世纪以来我们家的东西。作者一开始就对自己家里所有事情的历史都感到好奇。由于它是一本事实性的书，而不是一本小说，所以它没有这样的情节。书中的每一章都涵盖了某一特定房间的历史。例如，厨房的那一章讲的是自来水、电、煤气烹饪等历史。关于浴室的那一章回顾了管道、卫生设施和隐私的历史。这本书包含了很多有趣的信息，我想我还得再读一遍才能把它全部读完。

As to the kind of people who would enjoy It, I think anybody who IS interested in history and enjoys learning lots of interesting facts would enjoy reading this book. It would also appeal to a busy person, as it is a good book to dip in and out of, because you don't have to follow a story, as you would with a novel. You can just take it chapter by chapter, or even page by page, as there is something to learn on every page. Each chapter is written like a story, even though it is a factual book, so it takes the reader to all sorts of unexpected places, and for me it was a real page-turner.

对于那些喜欢它的人来说，我认为任何对历史感兴趣并且喜欢学习很多有趣的事实的人都会喜欢读这本书。它也会吸引一个忙碌的人，因为这是一本很好的书，因为你不需要跟着一个故事走，就像你在小说里那样。你可以把它一章一章，甚至一页一页地看一看，因为每一页都有一些东西需要学习。每一章都写得像个故事，尽管它是一本真实的书，所以它把读者带到各种各样意想不到的地方，对我来说，这是一本真正引人入胜的书。

I like this book because I learned such a huge amount from it, which has made me look around my own home with different eyes and appreciate just how far we have come in a short space of time in terms of architecture, technology, lighting, comfort and many other things.

我喜欢这本书，因为我从它中学到了很多东西，它让我用不同的眼光去看我自己的家，欣赏我们在建筑、技术、照明、舒适和其他许多事情上，在很短的时间内所取得的成就。

雅思口语part3

In your country, who would ask children to read, schools or parents? Do you prefer paper books or E-books?

Do you think printed books will continue to exist?

Do you think parents should continue reading?

What kind of books do children read?

雅思口语被吓到的经历范文

Describe an experience that you were scared

When it happened

Where you were

Who you were with

Why you were scared

How you felt about it

雅思口语part2参考范文：

I will share a dream that frightened me 2 years ago. I had a dream where I was awake, but not awake, during a surgical procedure. In my dream, the nurse drugged me with some kind of nerve de-sensitizer. I thought the nurse usually gives a sedative to help relax the patient before an operation. I tried to speak, but I couldn't hear myself. I tried to lift arms; it felt like weights tied down to my wrists.I felt immobilized.

我做了一个梦，梦见我在手术过程中醒着，但没有醒来。在我的梦里，护士给我下了一种神经去敏剂。我以为护士通常会在手术前给病人放镇静剂。我试着说话，但我听不清自己的声音。我试着举起手臂但我感觉手腕重的快沉下去了，我感觉自己动不了了。

Then, the nurse wheeled me out of my room to the operating room. I felt the burst of cold air from my toes to the crown of my head. It was constant trhoughtout the hallways. The doors flung open as the nurse pushed my bed into the operating room. I shut my eyes from the glare of halogen bulbs overhead. Then, a real doctor rolled a coffee table beside me. I saw a line of tools laid sraight. They looked sharp; they gleamed. My throat started to become dry. I felt the hairs of my arms stand upright. I struggled to lift my head so I could hear the doctors' conference, not that I could hear them anyway. A doctor draped in peach scrubs approached me. He said his name was Dr. Ballastine. He sounded muffled, but nodded yes. He gestured the procedure I was about to undertake. The gestures were slow and methodical; enough to where I could understand what he was saying without speaking. Again, I nodded. Then, he asked if I had questions. I still couldn't speak, so I shook my head. Ballastine nodded and gave me some nitrous oxide to put me to sleep.

然后，护士把我从我的房间推到手术室。我感到一阵冷风从我的脚趾头到头顶。这状况一直持续在走廊里。当护士把我的床推到手术室时，门被打开了。我闭上眼睛瞥见头顶上的灯泡。然后，一个真正的医生在我旁边开了一个咖啡桌。我看到了一排工具。他们看起来锋利;她的双眼闪出光芒。我的喉咙开始变干了。我感到我的胳膊上的毛竖起来了。我挣扎着抬起头来，这样我就能听到医生的会议，而不是我能听到他们的声音。一个穿着桃红色的医生走近我。他说他的名字是巴拉斯丁博士。他听起来很闷，但点头表示同意。他对我将要进行的手术做了个手势。这些姿态是缓慢而有条理的;我完全可以理解他所说的话。我点了点头。然后，他问我是否有问题。我还是不能说话，所以我摇了摇头。Ballastine点了点头，给了我一氧化二氮让我入睡。

雅思口语Part3相关话题

What should people do when they feel scared?=How to overcome fear and anxiety

Is it ok to frighten others?

Why is it easy for some people to be scared?

Do children like to scare others?

How do people usually get frightened?

雅思口语话题：被吓到的经历相关思路点拨：

when I has been on a trip to India I saw a big brown spider in the kitchen and I started to scream .All my friends were laughing for along time. I'm never forgot that当我去印度旅行时，我看到厨房里有一只棕色的大蜘蛛，我开始尖叫起来。我所有的朋友都在笑。我永远不会忘记

I'm scared of caterpillars. Sometimes I wash the fresh vegetables and find one, my heart like jumps out of my body. I'm scared of flying too, especial these days there

我害怕毛毛虫。有时我洗新鲜的蔬菜，找到一个，我的心就像跳出我的身体。我也害怕飞行，尤其是最近

Shadows.They remind me mirrors.They do whatever we do,but we can't see their faces.It is just a black figure.It might look like us,but is it

影子。它们让我想起镜子。他们做我们做的任何事，但我们看不见他们的脸。这只是一个黑人的形象。它可能看起来像我们，但它是我吗?