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Q1: What kind of housing do you live in? /Do you live in a house or a flat?

A: I live in a flat with my parents now and we have been living in this flat for almost ten years.

A: Now I live in a dorm with another five girls in university. We are all good friends and most of the time we eat together and have classes at the same time, so it’s really nice living in a dorm.

Q2: Are the transport facilities to your home very good?

A: I would say yes. There are several buses coming to my home and I can reach quite a lot most-visited places in my city. Also, there a subway line going near my home so I can catch the subway on conditions of rainy or snowy days.

Q3: What part of your home do you like the most?

A: My bedroom is obviously my favourite. It’s like my own little world where I can enjoy my privacy and time completely. I do assignments and enjoy movies at my desk, play my guitar near my windows, and when I’m tired, I just lie in bed and read a novel. It offers me peace so I fancy my bedroom most.

1. Do you like trees?

Yes, I am a tree lover because trees let me breath better, without them I couldn’t survive any longer.

2. Are there any important trees in your country?

There are many important trees in my country. The use of bamboo, for example, can be ranged from furniture making to building construction. Besides, the weeping willow trees symbolise the new hope in ancient China, therefore, there are many poem complimenting them.

3. Is there a forest near your hometown?

Yes. It’s just the world-renowned Huangshan Mountain with various kinds of trees living there, the most famous one are pine trees.

4. Would you like to live in a place that has a lot of trees?

Yes, I’m really into getting close to nature cos I believe it’s the most healthy and natural way of living.

5. Where can one find trees (or forests) in your country?

I guess trees can be easily seen in my country. If you are in cities, there are always many sycamore trees along the streets; or if you are in the suburb areas, you will see forests in various sizes.

6. Do you think places with trees attract more visitors than places with few trees?

Well, yes. Obviously places with lots of trees are more shady, cooler, more humid and much less windy, therefore, people will feel more comfortable and more likely to get close to nature.

Describe a time you borrowed something from your friends or family

You should say:

What it was

When you borrowed it

Whom you borrowed it from

What you did with it

And why you borrowed it

雅思口语范文：

Just after finishing my college, I along with two other friends planned to start a small business. It would be 2015, I guess, and I was convinced to be part of this business and borrowed the money from my father. Besides my university, I got serious about our new venture and I had been able to return the money within a year that I took from my father as a loan. When I returned the money to my father, he seemed surprised and I explained to him how our interior design house is flourishing day by day. He told me that he was quite astonished that our little venture eventually saw the light of success.

刚读完大学，我和另外两个朋友计划开始一项小生意。我想，这将是2015年，我被说服成为这个行业的一份子，并从我父亲那里借了钱。除了我的大学，我对我们的新项目很认真，我在一年内把钱还给了我的父亲，作为一笔贷款。当我把钱还给我父亲时，他似乎很惊讶，我向他解释我们的室内设计室是如何一天天繁荣起来的。他告诉我，他很惊讶我们的小冒险最终看到了成功的曙光。

I thanked him for the money and explained how we worked together to make it a success. I also showed my gratitude and mentioned that without his money, I could not have been a part of this business.

我感谢他的钱，并解释了我们是如何共同努力使之成功的。我也表达了我的感激之情，并提到如果没有他的钱，我就不可能成为这个行业的一部分。

In numerous times, I borrowed books, laptops, music player, money, CDs and so on from my friends and relatives but the two thousand dollars I took from my father was something quite different and I am lucky that I decided to borrow it from my father for a good reason.

在很多时候，我从我的朋友和亲戚那里借了书、笔记本电脑、音乐播放器、钱、cd等等，但是我从父亲那里得到的2000美元是完全不同的，我很幸运，因为一个很好的理由，我决定从我父亲那里借到钱。

1. What was your favourite subject in secondary school (=high school)?

In my secondary school, English was my favourite subject because I found it very easy to remember the new word, and the sentences I learned were not hard at all. Besides, thanks to my English teacher, he taught me and corrected my pronunciation so that I could speak quite influent English.

2. And which subject did you like the least? (Why?)

As my unfavourable subject, I guess the politics was the most disgusting subject because I had to remember endless and meaningless essays in order to pass the exams by rote. It was really a waste of my time.

3. Which secondary school subject do you think is most useful for people in adult life?

I believe that the physics was quite helpful in my adult life. Though it wasn’t really needed in daily life of mine, just as my physical teacher said, the physics was the gymnastics for the brain, it helped me do things logically.

4. What part of your secondary school education did you enjoy most?

I believe that my secondary school had taught how to endure hardships if I wanted to achieve my goal. You know, in my country, the competition of entering university is badly fierce, so I had to work very hard in order to be eligible to pursue my education in the future.

5. How do you feel about your high school (secondary school)?

I guess my secondary school has a rich history and provides a safe, supportive learning community where all students are challenged to reach their highest levels of achievement and grow as individuals.

6. Why did you choose to attend that particular school?

I chose to attend my school because it was the most famous school in my hometown. It has gone through so long history that many scientists and politics graduated from it. And I believe I could be qualified to get to university after years of studying there.