為什么會(huì)被雅思考官打斷口語話題

Word文檔為什么會(huì)被雅思考官打斷口語話題被雅思口語考官打斷口語考試，是因?yàn)槟阏f的不夠好嗎?雅思口語考官不認(rèn)同你的觀點(diǎn)?下面我就和大家分享被雅思考官打斷口語話題，來欣賞一下吧。

被雅思考官打斷口語話題

其實(shí)原因真的沒有那么復(fù)雜。1.雅思口語考試時(shí)間有限，話不能太多哦。2.同學(xué)，雅思口語考試各個(gè)趴的問題很多，要合理分配時(shí)間。我們繼續(xù)下一個(gè)話題吧。有些考鴨屬于話嘮屬性，一打開話匣子就說個(gè)沒完，讓考官不得不中斷你的口語話題。還有一些口語水平挺不錯(cuò)的考生，考官覺得這部分時(shí)間用完了，為了考驗(yàn)?zāi)悖?dāng)然是進(jìn)入下一個(gè)話題繼續(xù)尬聊。就是這樣，所以，考生們不必緊張，考官們都是很專業(yè)的。

首先是考試時(shí)間限制的問題，雅思口語考官需要嚴(yán)格控制考試時(shí)間，確保每位考生在相同的時(shí)間內(nèi)完成每個(gè)部分的回答。

第二個(gè)原因是雅思口語考官需留出時(shí)間向你提出不同的問題，引導(dǎo)大家通過討論不同的話題,從使用不同詞匯或多樣的語法表達(dá)等方面來全面地展示你的英語表達(dá)能力。畢竟一個(gè)單詞，一種時(shí)態(tài)是不能夠走遍天下的，“千篇一律”或者過分依賴熟悉的易于使用的結(jié)構(gòu)都會(huì)容易在實(shí)際溝通中讓人失去聽下去的興趣，而無法達(dá)到順暢溝通交流的目的。

其實(shí)，話說回來，雅思口語考官在考試中的適時(shí)打斷都是為了能夠在規(guī)定的時(shí)間內(nèi)從你的回答中拿到足夠的“證據(jù)”以按照口語的評(píng)分標(biāo)準(zhǔn)，也就是發(fā)音、流利性與連貫性、詞匯多樣性、語法多樣性及準(zhǔn)確性四方面為你的表現(xiàn)打分。

因此，這個(gè)故事告訴我們，在口語的備考練習(xí)中，需要大家認(rèn)真對(duì)照口語評(píng)分標(biāo)準(zhǔn)，有意識(shí)的訓(xùn)練自己。在口語中，語法多樣性是相對(duì)容易的一個(gè)部分，畢竟天下語法就那么多，學(xué)會(huì)了就沒了，也是大家容易忽視的地方。

關(guān)于這部分的雅思口語官方評(píng)分標(biāo)準(zhǔn)描述是：“Useawiderangeofbothsimpleandcomplexstructures同時(shí)使用簡(jiǎn)單及復(fù)雜的語法結(jié)構(gòu)”;“Demonstrateflexibleuseofstructure融匯運(yùn)用不同的語法結(jié)構(gòu)”;“Focusonaccuracywithoutlosingfluency注意確切且流利”和“Becommunicative有表達(dá)欲”。

但很多烤鴨苦惱的是語法課是一回事，寫的時(shí)候都能注意，張嘴說的時(shí)候，卻又是另一回事了。因?yàn)楫吘股险n時(shí)間只占你學(xué)英語或者說英語總時(shí)長(zhǎng)里很小的一部分。所以，提升的辦法就是“增加說的時(shí)間”，并且一定要有意識(shí)地糾正。

最后，還是回歸到雅思口語上來。雅思口語提分并不能一蹴而就，也沒有哪一個(gè)雅思口語考官會(huì)為了多掙一筆雅思考試報(bào)名費(fèi)而故意壓分，或者為難考生。雅思口語能力真正得到提高的雅思考生，方能在雅思口語考試現(xiàn)場(chǎng)淡定發(fā)揮，對(duì)任何打斷都臨危不懼。各位考鴨們，加油。

2023年9-12月雅思口語part23答案解析：教你東西的人

Describeapersonwhotaughtyousomething.

Youshouldsay:

whothepersonwas

whereyoumethimorher

whatthispersontaughtyou

andexplainhowyoufeltaboutwhatheorshetaughtyou

Iwouldliketotalkaboutmyteacher,Mrs.Bolger.ShewasmyEnglishteacherwhenIwasinuniversity.Well,myforeignEnglishteacher.Shewasabout50yearsold,tallandalwaysverywell-dressed.Shewasaneccentricwomanactually,withmanyinterestingperspectivesandopinions.Ifirstmetherinuniversity,ofcourse,whenshewasintroducedtousbytheheadoftheEnglishdepartment.Thiswasabout4or5yearsagonow.Ienjoyedwhatshetaughtus,shetaughtusalotofEnglishandAmericanliterature–whichImustsayIenjoyedverymuch.Shehadareallyinterestingwayofanalyzingliteratureactually.Ifinditgavemenewinsightsintolife,people,theiremotionsandtheirfeelings.Itwasquitemeaningfulandshealwaystaughtuswithacertainpassionandenthusiasmthattheotherteacherslacked.Iwishthatmoreteacherswerelikethisbecauseit’saloteasiertolearnaboutasubject,especiallyinasecondlanguage,iftheteacherhasapassion,loveandenthusiasmforthesubject.

Part3

1.Whatarethequalitiesthatagoodteachermusthave?

Agoodteachershouldbe,inmyopinion,enthusiastic,patientbutfirm,andhaveagoodsenseofhumour.Naturally,ateachershouldhaveagoodknowledgeoftheirsubject,butmoreimportantlyIthinkateachershouldbegoodatexplainingthingsinaninterestingandengagingwaythatencouragesthestudentstothinkanddevelopgoodthinkingskills.

2.Whenshouldchildrenstarttoreceiveeducation?

Childrenusuallystartgoingtogotokindergartenat3yearsoldinChina.Andalthoughtheydon’treallylearnthatmuch,thisisreallythestartoftheireducationallife.Ithinkit’sthesameinmostcountries.Thenat6yearsoldtheygotoprimaryschool.

3.Whatarethedifferencesbetweentheoldandtheyounginacceptingnewideas?

Youngpeopleareusuallymoreopen-mindedaboutacceptingnewideas.Generally,thisistrue.Olderpeoplegetsetintheirways,arelessflexibleaboutnewideas,newfoods,newwaysofdoingthings,andsoforth.It’sprettynormal.It’salmostalwaysthecase.However,therearesomeolderpeoplewhoaremoreeasy-goingandaccepting,becausemaybetheybecomerelaxedintheiroldageandmorewiseandunderstandingaboutthings.So,therearealwayssomeexceptionstotherule.

4.Doyouprefertostudybyyourselforwithyourfriends?

Iactuallyprefertostudyalone.Idon’treallyliketostudywithothersbecauseeveryonestudiesattheirownpaceandhasdifferentstrengthsandweaknesses.Thismeansyoucanwastealotoftimeifyoustudywithothers–alsotherearealwayssomepeoplethatcannotstopchatting,orgossipingorsimplynotstayingfocusedonthetopicathand,andthisisjustamassivedistraction.So,ingeneralIprefertodomostofmystudyingalone.Maybeoccasionallyit’snicetositandhaveacoffeewithfellowstudentsanddiscusscertainaspectsofourstudies,forsure,butactualstudying,forme,isbestdonealone.

2023年9-12月雅思口語part23答案解析：想見的新聞人物

Describeapersonyousawinthenewswhoyouwanttomeet.

Youshouldsay:

whothepersonwas

whenyousawhimorher

whatwasthenewsabout

andexplainhowyoufeltaboutthepersonorthenews

ApersonIthinkI’dliketomeetthatI’veseeninthenewsisOprahWinfrey.Youmayknowher,she’soneoftherichestwomenintheworld–she’saTVhostfromtheUS.Iamnotsurehowoftensheisonthenews,butshehashertalkshow,shehostsit,TheOprahWinfreyShow,andI’veseenitmultipletimes,andIreallylikeherpersonality,herattitudeandassertivecharacterandthewaysheinterviewspeople,listenstothemandoffersheropinions.Ididseeheronthenewsseveralyearsago,infact.Itwasatimewhenshewentintoahigh-endhandbagshopandwaslookingatdifferentandveryexpensivebags.Theshopassistantdidnotrecognizeher,andwasapparentlyveryrudetoherbyrefusingtotakedownfromahighshelfbehindher,averyexpensivebagthatOprahwantedtosee,andOprahfeltthatshewastreatedinthiswaybecausesheisablackwoman–becauseofracialprejudice.Anyway,Isawthisbothinthenewspaperandontelevision,becauseeventhoughOprahdidnotrevealwhichshopitwas(becauseshedidn’twanttodamagethereputationofthestore),shedidopenlydiscusstheincidentwiththemedia,andthensomeoneintheBBC,Ithink,managedtotrackdowntheactualshop,whothengaveapublicglobalapology,claimingitwasamisunderstanding.IthinktheincidenttookplaceinSwitzerland,I’mnotsure.IamnotsurehowIfeltaboutthisincident.Ithinkit’saninterestingstory,andI’malwaysinterestedtoseeinternationalnewsstoriesespeciallyaboutfamousstarslikeOprahWinfrey.

Part3

1.Whatkindofpeoplecanbeusuallyseeninthenews?

Politiciansusuallyfeatureinthenewsalot,andsomecelebrities.And,ofcourse,reportersandnewspresenterswhogotodifferentplacesanddifferentcountriestodeliverlivereportsontelevision.

2.Doyouthinkfamouspeople,celebrities,canhaveabiginfluenceonthegeneralpublicbytheirbehavior?

Yes,Ithinkso.Especiallyonyoungpeople.Youngpeopleliketohaveidolsandrolemodelsandtheytendtogetverypassionateaboutfollowingfamouspeoplesometimes,especiallysingers,popicons,sportspersonalitiesandsomeactors.So,famouspeoplehavearesponsibilitytobehavefairlydecentlyinthepubliceye,sothattheydonotnegativelyinfluenceyoungpeople,inparticular.Also,todaythemediaarelikevultures,theyarealwaysfollowingfamouspeoplelookingforgossip–soifyou’refamousyounotonlyhavetomakesureyoubehaveperfectlyinpublic,butyoumustalsoprotectyourprivatelifefromsnoopingjournalistswhoarelookingforastory.So,yes,it’snotalwaystheresponsibilityofthecelebrity,it’salsothegossipfromthemediathatcanhaveaninfluenceonyoungpeople.

3.Whatkindofissuesarefrequentlyreportedinthenews?

Oh,lotsofthingsarereportedinthenews…Thenewsmighttalkaboutinternationalevents,treaties,conflicts,andmajorthingsthatarehappeningintheworldbetweengovernments.Thenewsmightalsocovertheenvironment,theeconomy,businessnews…thingslikethis.

Ifthereisanaturaldisasterlikeahurricaneoranearthquakeorsomething,thiswillbereported,andsometimesareporterwillbesenttheretodoalivereportontheevent,maybeinterviewsomelocalsandsoforth–forexample,onlyafewweeksagoIheardabouttheeruptionofavolcanoinNewZealand.Reportersarrivedonthesceneshortlyaftertheincidentandinterviewedsomeofthereliefcrewonlivetelevision.Thingslikethisarecommonlyreportedonthenews,bothontelevision,andonline.

4.What’sthedifferencebetweenthenewsnowadaysandthenewsinthepast?

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