雅思口语描述计划

雅思口语描述计划

Describe one time when the weather changed your plan

描述

You should say：

When it happened

What you planed to do

What did you do after you changed your plan

And explain how you felt about it when the weather stopped your plan

BAND 8.0 SAMPLE ANSWER-雅思口语 8.0分范例:

I’d like to talk about an experience of changing my plan because of the typhoon.

It happened in August last year, when I planned to be Fuzhou to attend my best friend Dina’s wedding. We were very close although we live in different cities.

She asked me to be her bridesmaid【伴娘】. I was flattered【奉承】 and prepared for her wedding for a long time. I helped her choose the wedding dress, the jewellery【珠宝】, even the decoration of her wedding. When the big day came, I was excited. But, the typhoon also came here. All the flights, trains and coaches werecancelled【取消的】. I was so depressed【压低】,

I even think about driving a car by myself. But I gave up that idea immediately because it was too dangerous in such bad weather. I called her and apologized to her because I was the bridesmaid but I can’t be there. She understood, of course. After all，there’s nothing we can do against the weather. So we just accepted it. Luckily, her wedding was perfect, which made me feel less guilty. Her little sister-in-law acted as herbrides maid.

Because of the bad weather, I postponed my visit to Fuzhou for a couple of weeks, but we still feel happy to see each other.

雅思口语描述计划怎么说

1. What different sorts of personal plans do people usually make in their everyday lives?

Well I’d say it varies a lot between people, because I mean, some people like to make plans for pretty much everything they do, you know, like what to spend their money on, what food to eat, and how to use their free time effectively, whereas other people don’t really make that many plans, and kind of just live life in a carefree manner.

I’d say = I think

pretty much = 差不多

live life in a carefree manner = 悠优哉哉地过生活

2. When a student is doing a big assignment, why is it a good idea to make some plans before they start?

Well first of all, if they didn’t make any plans, then I think it would be very difficult for them to carry out the work in a methodical way, so it’s likely that they would run into a lot of problems. So in other words, I guess what I’m saying is that planning well at the beginning will help a student better understand the requirements of the assignment and therefore give them a good indication of how to manage their time.

run into… 碰到

A good indication of…= a good idea of…【好的指示】

3. In general, what sorts of plans do governments all over the world usually have?

Wow, that’s a pretty tough question, and I’ve never really thought about it before, but I suppose governments around the world have to make all kinds of plans, such as military, economic, and social plans, becausethey’re responsible for the overall well-being of a country.

4. What are some of the major problems facing the whole world today?

That’s a good question, and I’d say that, unfortunately, we seem to be facing quite a number of problems, such as pollution, climate change, unemployment, lack of drinking water,…what else,…um, …oh and social inequality. So these would be some of the main ones, and I’m sure there are more!

5. Who do you think should be responsible for solving these problems?

Well obviously, a lot of responsibility lies with the government, but depending on the problem, I think we all have to take some responsibility if we want to truly get rid of the problems. So taking air pollution as an example, if everyone makes a conscious effort to use environmentally-friendly transport whenever possible, then I think the air quality will improve dramatically.

makes a conscious effort = 自觉努力

6. What do you think is the major environmental problem facing the world today?

Thinking about it, I’d say it’s probably water pollution, because in many parts of the world, clean drinking water is in extremely short supply, and it's a basic necessity for human survival. So if we continue to pollute the water supply, then it’s exacerbating the problem, which could have detrimental consequences in the future.

exacerbating the problem = make the problem worse 【使问题更严重】

detrimental consequences = terrible consequences 【非常不利的后果】

雅思口语描述喜欢的衣服

Describe your favorite piece of clothing

You should say:

What it looks like

Where did you get it

Why do you like it

And When do you wear it

雅思口语范文: 西装

故事线：爸爸在我21岁时送了我一套西装作为生日礼物。让我感觉自己不再是个孩子，而是将承担职业重任，变得更加成熟。

高分语段：Although looking back on it now, I suppose what made it worse was the fact that I was travelling during rush hour, so it was a lot more crowded than I’m sure it would have been during off-peak times. And when I saw how packed the train was when it was pulling into the station, I remember thinking there was no way I was going to be able to get on. But I was in a bit of a hurry, coz I was actually already running late, so I had no choice really but to join the huge queue of people waiting. Anyway, I did somehow manage to make it onto the train, but I was pressed up against people on all sides, so it was pretty uncomfortable to say the least! I mean, it was absolutely heaving, and I literally couldn’t move at all!

雅思口语描述拥挤的地方

Describe a time you went to a place crowded with people.

You should say

Where it was

When you went there

What you did there

And explain why you went there / how you felt about the crowded place

故事线：最近去圣地亚哥动物园的经历给我带来了一段有趣的经历。那是一个我以前从未去过的嘈杂的地方。动物园里的周围到处都是来自动物和前来参观的人们的噪音。

高分语段：My recent visit to the San Diego zoo provided me with an interesting experience. It was a noisy place that I have not been to before. The surrounding places inside the zoo were filled with noise both from the animals and people who came to visit them. Thank you for the nice cue card and hope the description will not make you feel bored as I was during my visit.