雅思口语Email范文

雅思口语email范文

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1.Do you write many letters or emails?

Yes, I usually write e-mails. It is really convenient to use. Especially,when you need to write a long content to specify some things. Besides,Unlike letters,it can be sent and received quickly.

2.How often do you write an e-mail or a letter?

actually ,it is uncommon for me to write letters.But I would also write some postcards to my friends when I travel to some tourist attractions.

3.What do you usually write about?

I would say yes coz I am the monitor of my class so，at work，I need to write various kinds of emails to convey the pubic affairs of our college.And，sometimes,I will write emails to some companies to look for a part-time job.

4.What kinds of letter/email do you think is the hardest to write?

Break up letter is the hardest to write. Face to face hurts but writing a break up letter is hard to get started also it is hard to end. Also, feeling is hard to express in logic. Moreover, waiting for a reply is miserable.

5.What kinds of e-mail【or letter】 you received that make you feel happy?

I will be ecstatic when I receive a handwritten letter. Most people don't receive personal letters anymore due to technology, so I am sure the letter will lighten my day up.

6.Do you prefer to write letters by hand or to use a computer?

Well,it depends. If I was writing a letter for my sweetheart it would be hand written. I feel there is something more personal about it. I would send it and maybe put heart-shaped paper works. And I feel the time you wait for a response is very special, like sweet pain. But otherwise I use email. It's just faster. If you are far from home then you wouldn't want to wait for 2 weeks for a letter. If it hadn't been for the long wait I would write letters. Waiting for people other than sweethearts is not fun.

7.Which do you more often write, emails or letters?

I send emails everyday but I only use a pen and paper to write letters to my grandparents who don't have a computer. Other than that, I e-mail everyone.

8.What are the differences between emails or letters?

It is just more personal and intimate for a handwritten letter but it takes more time to deliver and waiting for a letter is miserable. Emails are fast and effective, not sentimental but normal, so they are suitable for work.

9.Who do you usually write to?

I often write to catch up with my friends to talk about my life, in particular some interesting news. As well as that, I write to my teachers to talk about some problems of my study.

10.Is it hard to think of what to write?

Yes. I have no problem with having ideas and contents for writing but I am a terrible organizer. It is hard for me to write it in logic and clear. Also, it is hard to end a letter and email.

11.Do you think people will still write letters in the future?

No. Most people won't write letters due to technology. Emails are effective and convenient. Snail mails take a lot of time and no one likes to waiting. It seems sending email is more suitable in modern society.

雅思口语Help the environment范文

Describe a small thing you do to help the environment

You should say:

what you do

why you want to do it

how you do it

and explain why it can help the environment

题目概述：这道题目要求描述你做过的一件有利于环境的小事包括：你做了什么、你为什么想要做这件事情、你是如何做的以及你觉得为什么这件事情是有利于环境的。一般在描述事件类话题的时候，考生们由于忽视了题目中隐含的因素，容易陷进无话可说的尴尬境地。我们来看看这个题目当中涉及到几个关键的信息点，包括asmall thing和environment由于现在大家对于环境保护的重视，因此关于environment的话题中的一些单词和短语，相信大家并不陌生。比如保护环境的说法：environment protection; preserve the environment; 节能减排： save the energy and reduce the carbon dioxide emission;低碳经济：low-carbon economy等，这些比较常规的说法大家还是要事先做一个准备，在必要的时候可以展示出来。

题目难点：

首先是题目主体的识别。考生们一般会把重心放在事情上面，但是这个题目的难点在于，这个题目问的是asmall thing you do，要求从自身出发，讲述自己做过的事情。建议大家在回答这个问题的时候，将重心放在自己做过的事情上，千万不要忘记联系自身，否则在正式说起来的时候，就只能一味地强调环保的意义，强调环境对人类的重要性。这种答案既容易偏题，又会因为内容过于空泛而给自己造成不必要的表达难度。因此，我们再次提醒大家，只要是事件类的话题，千万不要放过“当事人”，也就是事情的执行者，他们是如何做这件事的，他们的心理活动，很值得我们挖掘。第二个难点是题目中的时态识别。大家会发现，题目问的是asmall thing you do而不是asmall thing you did这个细微的差别就在于，考生们最好讲述一件常态的、自己可以持续去做的事情，而不要集中描述某年某月某日自己做的某一件事情，否则容易偏题。

答题建议：

针对这道题目，具体的选择可以有：垃圾分类 sort the garbage out / classify the waste不使用一次性餐具 disposable tableware / one-time tableware一次性筷子一般可以说成 disposable chopsticks纸张回收 recycle paper避免过度使用汽车或者以骑车的方式代替开车 reduce the overuse of vehicle / ride a bicycle instead of driving如此等等，甚至，有些同学因为一时没有想到任何具体的环保措施，就把“宣传环保”作为答案，说自己常年在居住的小区向大家普及环保的概念。虽然这是打了一个擦边球，但是紧急情况下也并非不可以，并且，只要能够扣住题目中的几点要求，自圆其说，这甚至可以是一个不错的答案。

答案范例：

由于考生当中的大部分还是大中学生，因此我们今天的答案范例以纸张回收作为答案。除了题目中要求的几个小点之外，我们还可以在叙述中添加一些额外信息，使得答案丰满一些。

The small thing I do to help the environment is to recycle paper. Actually I didn’t start to do this until I was in high school. At the very beginning, I used to writing only on one side of each piece of paper and then threw it away.But one day, my science teacher in high school showed us a documentary on environment protection, which told us about the severe environmental problems that imposed a huge threat on human beings. In the documentary, paper-using was especially mentioned for the reason that we actually cut down tons of trees each year just to make all sorts of papers. I was shocked by the image of the black, bare, lifeless mountain after all the trees were moved. More seriously, cutting trees led to climate change, which further on, triggered catastrophes such as flood, blizzard, and landslide. They all made people nearby suffer from a miserable life. At that moment, I decided that I should cherish each piece of paper and avoid overusing it.From then on, I never threw any paper away without using both sides of it. Moreover, I collect wasted paper everyday and sort them out according to their raw material. Then I take the wasted paper to the recycling station, where they are more carefully divided into various categories and later, will be used to produce other paper-products.Not only do I do this by myself, I also encourage my schoolmates and friends to do this together. I understand that the paper I can recycle only accounts for a tiny proportion of paper in everyday use. However, I believe that this small action may seem to be a drop in a bucket, but with our effort accumulating, it will finally make a difference. If we save one piece of paper each day, we may save one tree, or even a small woodland each year.

雅思口语historical event范文

Describe an important historical event in your country.

You should say:

What the event was

when it happened

How you heard about it

And explain why this historical event is important.

话题任务分析：历史事件这个话题，实际上难度不大。我们从小到大一直都有学习历史课程。相信谈到重要的历史事件的时候，大家都会有很多的想法：辛亥革命、抗日战争、新中国成立、文化大革命、改革开放等等。这些事件本身就比较重大，考官作为外国人也有所耳闻。所以是大家答题时的首选。而一些相对较小的事件，如奥运会、和美国建交等等，一是考官不太熟悉;二是自己说清楚时需要很多的知识储备，考官因为不太熟悉，听起来也比较费力，所以不建议大家选择。答题重点：首先是要对几个历史事件要有比较准确的翻译如：新中国成立： The founding of the People’s Republic of China.抗日战争：The anti-Japanese war文化大革命： The Cultural Revolution

改革开放：the Reform and opening up

其次是时态：

中国考生常常会混用过去时和现在时，这一道试题在描述具体时间的时候，肯定是要使用过去时态的;但是在谈及具体影响的时候，可能就需要使用现在时，甚至是将来时态了。此外，回答一定要注意条理性，注意条理性，注意条理性。重要的问题说三遍!

It’s definitely the reform and opening up initiated by Deng Xiaoping soon after the end of the Cultural Revolution, which, I think is also very important but no match of this one. Anyway, the cultural revolution ended in 1976, and the reform and opening up was initiated in 1978. Of course I, like many other young people in China have learned, systematically a lot from our textbooks. But I didn’t realize its importance until I have read so many reports and books from various channels, some of them are from famous historians now living and teaching in American or British universities. Therefore the bulk of my understanding of it definitely comes from their reports, lectures, etc.

First of all, I want to put the reform and opening up back to the grand narrative of China since 3000 years ago when China first got its name The Empire of the Middle. Ancient Chinese believed that China, or my country, located at the center of the world. Well, this was a narrative, or legend, once held by many nations at the very beginning. However, due to the geopolitical uniqueness, China maintained this legend until the late 19th century when the British Empire and other modern countries invaded China since the 1840s. In no more than 20 years the legend was replaced by one miserable story after another of occupations, of exploitation, of territorial secession. And this strong sense of inferiority lasted for almost eighty or ninety years, until 1949 when Communist party brought the nation together again. And we used another three years to reach a peace deal the the United States in North Korea, and then its the Cultural Revolution. All those events caused a big problem of national identity: who are we? What’s the position of China in the world? We asked ourselves questions like this at that time. So there came Deng Xiaoping, a man who once studied in France in his early twenties. He opened the gate of China. He showed the Chinese people that we had been left behind by western countries. He told us, in an indirect way that our governance was not that successful compared to our capitalist enemies. So, what he did basically was to relocate China in this small planet.

The second reason, of course, is China’s economy. Back in 1978, when China’s top leaders were trying their best to dispose of the problems left by the Cultural Revolution, and nobody knows where China should go. It was Deng Xiaoping pointed out the way and said the economic development is the top task and the reform and opening up solved the problem of how to develop economy. And within ten years, well, twenty years, by the end of 1998, China’s economy was beyond anybody’s imagination. The key point is, no great public turmoil happened in these twenty years, I think this is the importance of the Reform and the Opening up.