雅思口语routine范文

在雅思口语中，很多时候需要积累一定的高分模板。因为能够让考生亲身体会英语说话的逻辑，还能增强我们遣词造句的能力。并且在很大程度上，训练了我们的语法。下面是小编搜集整理的关于雅思口语routine范文的资料，欢迎查阅。

Morning routine(new)

What do you do in the mornings?

Is breakfast important?

What is your morning routine?

Do you like to get up early in the morning?

What do you do in the mornings?

Usually I wake up at 6 o’clock and drag myself out of bed to the show at 6.30.And I made myself a quick breakfast of bread, egg and milk. At around half past seven, I leave for work.通常我6点起床，然后在6点半把自己从床上拽起来。我给自己做了一个面包、鸡蛋和牛奶的早餐。在七点半左右，我去上班。

Is breakfast important?

Of course it is important. An nutrition-balanced breakfast will prepare you for a whole day of hectic work and more importantly it is one of the key factors to ensure your long term health.当然这很重要。营养均衡的早餐将为你准备一整天的忙碌工作，更重要的是，它是确保你长期健康的关键因素之一。

What is your morning routine?

The moment I wake up I like to drink one full glass of slightly cold water. Next thing that I do is put my running shoes on and go for walk. I walk/jog for around 20-30 minutes and then I do few regular exercises like jumping jacks, squats, rope skipping . After exercising, when I come back I m all worked up so I quickly take my shower and then make my coffee.当我醒来的那一刻，我喜欢喝一杯稍微凉一点的水。接下来我要做的就是穿上跑鞋，去散步。我步行/慢跑大约20-30分钟，然后我很少做一些常规的运动，比如跳爆竹，蹲坐，跳绳。锻炼后，当我回来的时候，我都很兴奋，所以我很快就洗了澡，然后煮咖啡。

Do you like to get up early in the morning?

Yes. When I wake up late and do not exercise there is some sense of guilt inside but when I rise early and run, it boosts up my confidence and I end up being more cheerful person.是的。当我醒得很晚，不锻炼时，内心会有一种负罪感，但当我早起跑步时，它会增强我的自信，最终我变得更快乐。

Describe a subject you didn't like before but have interest in now.

You should say:

what it was

when you studied the subject

why you didn't like it before

and explain why you have interest in it now.

Let’s just say, I was far from an angel at school. I guess I wasn’t that bad, but no one would call me a model student. There were a few subjects I really didn’t care for, but mainly it was Chinese.

I’ve obviously studied Chinese throughout my school life, but it was particularly excruciating during senior high-school, so when I was around 11 to 17 years old.

Wow, where do I start? Firstly, our teacher was awful. His name was Mr Zhang and he was a real old fuddy-duddy who would only teach from the textbook and regularly bored us to death. We would have to commit countless things to memory, lots of ancient stuff like poems and chengyu, which are Chinese phrases made from between 3 to 16 characters, although the most common use 4. I couldn’t see a use for these things in modern life, they just didn’t seem practical.

As I got older and more mature, I started to respect Chinese more. I dug out some of my old textbooks and began flicking through them. Second time round they made more sense to me and I engaged with them a lot more.

Nowadays there is a greater interest in Chinese, with a variety of TV shows such as “Chengyu Yingxiong”, which means ‘Chengyu Hero’. These shows celebrate people’s knowledge of characters and in doing so celebrate our culture.

Describe a success in your life.

You should say:

when it was

what it was

why you chose it

how you achieved.

I guess success can vary depending on your viewpoint. Some people judge success by how much money they have, the clothes they wear or the car they drive. In that respect I maybe haven’t had a lot of success so far in my life, but I have still achieved things that I am proud of.

One such thing I can remember happened when I was an undergraduate at university, I think during my second year. We were encouraged to get involved in after-school activities and events, so I volunteered to help organise a dubbing contest that was taking place. You have probably come across dubbing if you’ve watched a foreign film and the native language has been replaced with another one over the top. The students that took part had divided themselves into groups of three or four people. They would take it in turns to go up on stage and play an English movie without the sound turned on, while they spoke the words over the top of the video.

I mainly chose to volunteer so that I could earn extra credits, or points, to go towards my degree. But it was also a good opportunity to meet some new people and it gave me something to do in my spare time.

In the end everything went off without a hitch and the night was a big success. We had rehearsed everything again and again and all the hard work paid off. I think the key to the success was everyone’s effort and teamwork, it wasn’t just a personal success, but one that I shared with a whole group of people.

Describe a city or country you most want to live in the future

You should say:

What is it

Where is it located

Why do you like it

The city I most want to live in the future is Guangzhou. It is located in Guangdong Province, southern China. It's not far away from Hong Kong.

I like to live in this city for several reasons. First of all, it's warm in winter. I personally don't like cold weather. I can still wear sweaters or shirts in December in Guangzhou. Secondly, Guangzhou has a great job market. Career planning is one of the most important things for me. When I consider the city is livable or not, I pay more attention to the job market of the city. Guangzhou is one of the most developed cities in China. In the future, it will need all kinds of professionals to build the city better. I believe this will be a good opportunity. The last reason is the delicious food in Guangzhou. Guangzhou is famous for dim sum, and dim sum is my favorite food.