雅思口语河流话题

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Describe an important river, lake, or area of water in your country.

You should say:

where it is;

how big it is;

what it looks like;

and explain why it is important.

解析

题目要求考生描述“一个重要的湖泊河流”。作答要点包括：在什么地方、面积多大、长什么样子以及其为什么重要。

范文

Seeing this topic, I would like to tell you about the Yangtze river that is more than 6000km long. It is the longest river in Asia and the third-longest in the world. If I'm not wrong, it is even the longest in the world to flow entirely within one country which drains one-fifth of the land area of China.

In China, the whole river is known as Chang Jiang, which literally translates to “Long River”. It plays a large role in the history, culture and economy of my country, its river basin is home to nearly one third of the country’s population. Many people depend on it in their daily lives, even until today. The river originates from several tributaries in the eastern part of the Tibetan Plateau. It has long been the backbone of china's inland water transportation system that remained particularly important for almost two thousand years, until the construction of the national railway network during the 20th century. The Grand Canal connects the lower Yangtze with the major cities of the Jiangnan region south of the river and with northern China.

In a nutshell, Yangtze river is important to my country. I can’t even imagine how the people's lives would be if anything had happened to it.

Do you ever use a map?

Yeah I do. I mean, I often use a GPS when I’m driving somewhere that I’m not familiar with, and I find it super helpful, because I don’t have a very good sense of direction!

是的。我的意思是，当我开车去一个我不熟悉的地方时，我经常使用GPS，我发现它非常有用，因为我没有很好的方向感!

When do you use a map?

Let me have a little think… umm….when do I use a map….umm…. oh yeah, I guess the time when I most often use a map is when I’m on holiday somewhere, because I find it helps give me a better understanding of the place, and also saves me from getting lost.

让我想一想…我什么时候用地图…，是的，我猜我最经常使用地图的时间是在某个地方度假的时候，因为我发现它帮助我更好地了解这个地方，也避免了我迷路。

Who taught you to use a map?

I don’t actually think anyone taught me how to use a map, you know, I kind of just figured it out for myself. And I’ve never really had a problem understanding them because they tend to be pretty self-explanatory, (at least for me anyway).

我真的不认为有人教我如何使用地图，你知道，我只是自己想出来的。我理解它们从来没有遇到过任何问题，因为它们往往很自我解释(至少对我来说是这样)。

Do you prefer to use electronic maps or those made of paper?

I’d say I generally prefer using electronic ones, because they basically have more functions. For example, if you’re not sure how to get somewhere, electronic maps will be able to actually highlight the best route to take, and (not just that, but they) also give you detailed timings for each part of the journey, which is something that paper maps can’t really do.

我想我一般都喜欢使用电子的，因为它们基本上有更多的功能。例如，如果你不确定如何到达某个地方，电子地图将能够实际突出显示要走的最好路线，并且(不仅如此，而且它们)还为您旅程的每个部分提供详细的时间安排，这是纸质地图实际上无法做到的。

Have you ever asked others for directions?

Yeah, sure I have, and I think it’s fair to say most people have at some stage or other. You know, asking others for directions can save a lot of time wandering around getting hopelessly lost, and I’ve always found people to be very helpful whenever I’ve asked them how to get somewhere.

是的，我有，我认为大多数人在某个阶段都是公平的。你知道，向别人问路可以节省很多无可救药地迷路的时间，而且每当我问别人如何去某处时，我总是发现人们都很乐于助人。

Describe an important letter that you received.

You should say:

who wrote it

what the letter was about

how you felt about the letter

and explain why it was important.

雅思口语part2高分话题范文参考：

Ok, well I suppose one of the most important letters I’ve received was an offer letter from a university I applied to – Leeds University, to be precise – so that’s what I think I’ll talk about.

And as for who the letter was from, well, I can't quite remember the name of the actual person who wrote it, I’m afraid, but if I’m not mistaken, it was sent by the university admissions office, who I guess are responsible for handling such matters.

Anyway, regarding what the letter was about, well basically, it was just informing me that I had been accepted onto their Master’s program in Finance, so it was really great news for me, because this was the course that I most wanted to study, and out of all the various universities that I applied to, Leeds was definitely top of my list, as it was the one that most appealed to me, in terms of both the course content and social life.

So, as you can imagine, I was over the moon after receiving the offer. I mean, it felt like all the years of hard work I’ve put into my studies seemed to have finally paid off, so it was like a dream come true for me, it really was.

And finally then, with regard to why this letter was important, well, I think it goes without saying that it was extremely important, because essentially, it means that I’m gonna be able to study abroad, which I’m sure will have a huge impact on my future career, as it will hopefully enable me to apply for jobs which I wouldn’t have otherwise been considered for.

And as well as this, I reckon that studying abroad will help me become more mature and independent, which I’ve noticed has happened with a few of my friends who have spent some time abroad, and I’m sure this’ll have a positive effect on my life in general.

So it’s a big opportunity for me, and I’m really looking forward to it!

Describe a time that you looked for information from the Internet (new)

You should say:

When it happened

What you were looking for

Where you were searching on the Internet

And how you felt about the information

雅思口语第二部分范文

When I was traveling to Rome this summer, I searched for the museum address with my mobile phone network. Before traveling, I usually make plan to confirm the address, because I could find places as soon as possible. However, during my trip, my travel notes were missing. I was very anxious because I didn't know the name of the museum, so it was hard to find out the specific address on the Internet.

今年暑假我去罗马旅游的时候，我用手机的网络寻找博物馆地址。在旅游之前，我通常喜欢在网上找好景点有利于我能快速的找到位置。然而，在罗马旅游期间，我的旅游笔记不见了。我非常着急，由于不知道博物馆的名字很难在网上查询具体地址。

So I use my cell phone to took pictures, and put the pictures on the Internet. Finally, I found the museum. I'm amazed that I could find specific locations just through the internet. At same time, the internet also recommend scenic spots and delicacies around the museum. The technology is really convenient now.

于是我通过手机拍照，在把图片放在网上查询。最后我终于找到博物馆。我非常惊讶现在能用图片寻找具体位置，而且还能推荐博物馆周边的景点和美食。现在的科技真的很便利。