雅思口语范文

雅思口语范文

雅思口语范文

　　雅思考试中，既有笔试的部分，又有口语的部分，口语考试也是很重要的，考雅思的同学们得高度重视了。今天小编就来举几篇关于雅思口语范文，可以给同学们作参考。

　　雅思口语 1

　　1. Describe a sport you are good at: Tennis

　　I would like to talk about tennis, which is my best love among all the popular sports. Tennis is popular all over the world, especially loved by teenagers. There is a comic book named, Prince of Tennis, illustrated by a Japanese artist. The spread of this book made tennis more popular.

　　The spirit of tennis is practice makes perfect, and we should never give up. When I was in sixth grade, I began to learn how to play tennis because I was a fan of the comic book. When I play tennis, I will devote myself to it. I have entered for many tennis competitions. I like winning so the procedure seems exciting. At that time, I was not good at sports. But after playing tennis, my PE grades became the best in my class.

　　Because of tennis, I learned that I should never give up when I face difficulties. I still have lots more to work on. Tennis is my favorite outdoor sport.

　　翻译：描述一下你最擅长的运动：网球

　　在当今流行的运动中，我最喜欢的运动应该是网球。网球在全世界都很受欢迎，特别是在青少年。日本有一本漫画，叫做网球王子，是日本的.一位漫画家画的。这本漫画在网上广为流传。

　　练习网球可以使精神变得完美，我们绝对不能放弃，在我六年级的时候，我就开始学习如何打网球，因为我也是一个漫画迷。我在打网球的时候，会全身心的投入到里面去。我参加了许多网球的比赛，我享受胜利的喜悦，所以在比赛过程中都很拼搏。以前，我不擅长体育运动，但自从打了网球后，我的体育成绩变成我们班上最好的了。

　　因为网球，我懂得了面对困难，不能放弃。我有很多事情要做，网球是我最喜欢的户外运动。

　　2. How often do you visit parks?

　　Theres a park very close to where I live, so I probably go there once or twice a week if the weathers nice.

　　点评：回答的亮点是Theres a park very close to where I live和 if the weathers nice，可以说作者很清晰直白地向我们展示了如何将一个贫瘠的回答I probably go there once or twice a week优化得有血有肉的过程，最终回答是简洁而真实。

　　雅思口语 2

　　Describe a situation that made you angry. You should say

　　1.when it happened

　　2.what happened

　　3.how you felt

　　范例答案：

　　A recent situation that made me angry was getting stuck in a traffic jam on the way to meet some friends. It was last Sunday lunchtime, and I didn’t expect there to be much traffic; people don’t work on Sundays, so the roads aren’t usually very busy.

　　Everything was going well until suddenly I saw a queue of cars on the road in front of me. I had no choice but to join the queue and wait to get past whatever was causing the delay. It turned out that it was caused by some roadworks, and it took me an extra 30 minutes to get past them.

　　Getting stuck in traffic congestion doesn’t usually make me angry, but this time it did, mainly because I wasn’t expecting it and I knew that my friends were waiting to meet me for lunch. I felt frustrated and powerless because there was nothing I could do to change the situation, and I had no idea how long I would be sitting there waiting. When I finally saw the reason for the congestion, I was relieved that I was close to getting past the roadworks, but I still felt a bit stressed knowing that I was half an hour late.