雅思口语话题关于高楼

雅思换题月每一次更换的题目大概是淘汰30%到40%的旧题，并且补充相应数量的新题，大家在备考雅思口语的时候，一定要根据雅思口语话题的变化来变更自己的机经版本。下面是小编搜集整理的雅思口语话题关于高楼的资料，欢迎查阅。

Describe a tall building in your hometown you like or dislike.

You should say:

where it is

what it is used for

what it looks like

and explain why you like or dislike it.

雅思口语part 2新题预测：高层建筑

主题：学校图书馆

雅思口语part2内容：中学的图书馆里有我很多难忘的回忆。它坐落在学校的中央。那是一栋非常老式的建筑，大概是十年前建造的。在那个时候，我只能找到一些我在家里无法得到的好书。我所借的书几乎都是小说，这些小说让我受益匪浅，因为它们开阔了我的视野。

When I was a middle school student, I was really fond of my school library which was located in the middle of the school. It was a very old-fashioned building, probably built date back a decade ago. The library had twelve stories with a spiral staircase and lifts, so it was the tallest building in my school.

generally the library is divided into three sections: general books’ section, students’ reading room and computer room. The library had a large hall filled with big shelves, bookstands and furniture in each storey. The room is airy and spacious. More than hundred students can use it at the same time.

I went to the library almost several times a week. I was great fun for reading novels when I was a child. And at that time it was only place I could find wonderful books that I couldn’t get at home. Nearly all the books I borrowed were novels which benefited me tremendously because they broadened my horizons and cultivated my desire in my future education perspective. In addition, the librarian was my neighbour and was always polite to me which motivated me to come back again. So I had lots of unforgettable memories in that library.

Describe something you learned in a place or from someone

You should say:

What it was

Where or who you got it

What the situation was

How you felt

思路点拨：以下思路谨供参考，希望大家根据自己的真实经历编写答案。

这道话题卡有两个切入点可以入手，可以说地点也可以说是具体某个人。如果从地点来说，可以从最常见的某个学校中学到的事情着手，也可以从异国他乡获得的相关的不同的文化知识来讲。如果从单个人的角度来看，各位烤鸭不妨参考之前老烤鸭给出的有关人物相关的一些话题卡Describe someone who is knowledgeable 描述知识渊博的人 来找一些灵感。只要注意这两点选其一扣住题目，那么就不难展开陈述了。

我向别人那里学到的东西是从一名叫Ellen的老师那里学到的越南语。她是一位非常专业的的美国语言教师培训师。

Something I learned from someone was about some basic Vietnamese from a teacher of mine named Ellen who is a very professional language teacher trainer in the U.S.

去年，我参加了剑桥大学的职业教师资格认证。一个九月份的早晨，她给我们用越南语讲了一节越南语课程。关键问题是我对越南语一窍不通。加之她又特别的严谨治学。所以我那会儿有些忐忑不安，担心自己不能够有效掌握课上的越南语内容。你也知道，对于一个初学者或者是零基础的人来说学习一门语言能够脱口而出完整的句子是有多么的困难。

Last year I got some training in language teaching from a certified professional trainer in Cambridge. One day morning in Sept., she gave us a language course about Vietnamese in Vietnamese which we didn’t have any knowledge about. Plus, she was very strict with us in terms of learning. So, I even got butterflies in my stomach and worried that I might not pick up anything about it because you know how hard it is for a beginner or even a learner with zero foundation to learn how to blurt out a sentence.

然而接下来呢，让我不可思议的事情发生了。在她的指导下(包括一些肢体语言，面部表情和教具的使用等)，我们成功的会用越南语打招呼和简要做自我介绍了。

However, what happened next made us just can’t believe it’s real. Under some guidance using some gestures and facial expressions together with some realia, we managed to say some greetings and personal information in Vietnamese.

那应该是我去年最那一忘怀的一段时光之一了。当你能够在一堂纯纯越南语教学的越南语课上学会了越南语，你就会觉得这是多么神奇的一件事了。

I felt it was one of the most memorable periods last time. Because you would imagine how magical it is when you had been able to pick up some Vietnamese in the class where only lessons taught in Vietnamese!

自那会儿起，她就成了我语言教学上的一个楷模。我也希望我能够起码在自己的小圈子里有所作为。

Since then on, She just became my role model in language teaching. I hope I could one day make a difference at least in my own little circle.

Describe a team you were part of.

You should say:

when the team was formed

who else participated in it

what you did there

and explain why you became part of the team.

I was an enthusiastic member of the student union while I was at university. My university was founded in 1950 and the union had existed for many years, but obviously there was a turnover of members as students graduated.

Besides myself, the union consisted of a number of my fellow classmates and some students from other departments. It was nice to mingle with people outside of my department and make friends in different circles. Despite this, I was especially glad that my good friend Tina was also an active member, so we could chat and see each other without our union commitments getting in the way.

The role of the union was to organize student events, for instance the end of year party or certain competitions like the annual drama contest. The biggest occasion I had a hand in was the university’s 50th Anniversary, where we threw an elaborate party, with dancers and fireworks and even some VIP guest speakers.

At first, I had little to no interest in joining the union, but prospect of seeing Tina more regularly was a real incentive for me, not to mention I thought it would look good on my résumé in the future. It turned out to be a great choice as everyone welcomed me with open arms and I made friends that I plan to keep in contact with for the rest of my life.

1. Do you think it's important to be on time?

Yeah, I think it definitely is, because it’s basic manners to be on time for things. You know, I think you‘d agree it’s pretty rude to keep people waiting, and so it kind of leaves a bad impression on people.

是的，我认为这是肯定的，因为准时是最基本的习惯。你知道，我认为你会同意让人们等待是很粗鲁的，所以这会给人们留下坏印象。

2. How do you feel when others are late?

Well I guess it kind of depends, because I mean, if there’s a good reason for being late, you know, like getting stuck in traffic, then I won’t really mind that much. But you know, if the person doesn’t really have any excuse and it’s simply because they couldn’t be bothered to arrive on time, then I suppose I might feel a bit annoyed.

嗯，我想这要视情况而定，因为我的意思是，如果有一个迟到的好理由，你知道，比如堵车，那我就不会那么介意了。但是你知道，如果那个人真的没有任何借口，而且仅仅是因为他们不能按时到达，那么我想我可能会觉得有点恼火。

Other ideas:

If someone’s late by only a few minutes or so, then that’s no big deal, you know, I have no problem at all with that. But if someone’s late by, like, an hour or something, then it can be pretty annoying, especially if I’ve gone to the trouble of getting there on time.

其他想法：

如果某人迟到只有几分钟左右，那没什么大不了的，你知道，我完全没有问题。但如果某人迟到了，比如，一个小时或什么时间，那会很烦人，尤其是当我遇到按时到那里的麻烦时。

3. Are you, yourself, late very often?

If yes:

Yeah, I am. And I know it’s a bad habit, but for some reason, no matter how hard I try, I always seem to end up being late for things!

如果是：

是的，我是。我知道这是一个坏习惯，但出于某种原因，不管我怎么努力，我似乎总是迟到。

If no:

No, I wouldn’t say I am. You know, most of the time I’m pretty good with being on time for things, because I always make a quite big effort not to be late.

如果没有：

不，我不会说我是。你知道，大部分时间我都很擅长准时做事，因为我总是努力不迟到。

7. When does time seem to move fast, and when does it seem to move slowly?

Well, I think most people would agree that time moves fast when you’re having fun. And a prime example would be when playing computer games, cos I mean, whenever I play online with my friends, it always seems that only an hour or two has passed, but in actual fact, it’s probably been four or five hours!

我感觉很糟糕，尤其是如果我让其他人等了很长时间。所以，如果我知道我会迟到，我会尽量提前让对方知道，你知道，比如给他们发短信或其他东西，所以至少他们知道什么时候会来找我。

And time normally goes slowly when you’re bored or simply just not enjoying yourself. For example, I remember at school, some of my classes felt like they would never end, when in fact they were just, like, 45 minutes long!

当你感到无聊或只是不开心的时候，时间通常都会很慢。例如，我记得在学校，我的一些班级感觉他们永远不会结束，而实际上他们只是，比如，45分钟!

8. If you could go back in time, what would you do differently?

That’s a good question. What would I do differently? Um….., ok well first of all, if I could go back in time, I would definitely spend more time practicing the piano, because you know, I never really practiced that much when I was younger, and I kind of regret it now, because I’d love to be able to play the piano well.

这是个好问题。我会怎么做呢?嗯……，好吧，首先，如果我能回到过去，我肯定会花更多的时间练习钢琴，因为你知道，我小时候从来没有练习过这么多，现在我有点后悔，因为我想把钢琴弹好。