雅思口语part1技巧

雅思口语part1技巧（11篇）

1.雅思口语part1技巧 篇一

什么是Filler? Filler 可以理解为语气词，本身并无实际含义，但是可以起到口语表达中链接自己语句之间空白部分，或者可以作为开头的引入语，让整体表达听上去更Native,比如Well。

同样的，当考官问到：What kinds of apps do you often use?你的第一句可以这样回答：Well, apps for social networking are the most prevalent choice I use in my daily life.

第一确认回答的是“类别”而不是具体的某项app。第二用well作为开头回答的第一个词，会让人感觉回答不那么突兀。让listener也就是考官有一个准备的意识，知道这个同学即将要开始答题了。

所有的语言都有类似这样的语气词，中文常说的是：嗯或额。这些词本身并无实际意义，但在正式回答之前说出来会让人觉得比较自然而不是像机器人siri那样去说话。

口语做到表达自然也是我们的目标之一，因为我们要避免机械化的发音，这也是我们评分标准当中的抛分项之一。

2.雅思口语part1技巧 篇二

关键词：雅思,口语考试,备考

雅思 (International English Language Testing System, IELTS) 即国际英语水平测试系统, 是为准备进入以英语为主导教学语言国家所属的高等教育机构就读进修的学习者设置的语言测试体系, 也用于测试准备到以英语为母语国家 (主要指英联邦国家) 定居人士的英语水平。

准备雅思考试的过程是提高英语水平的过程。雅思考试包括口语、听力、阅读、写作4部分, 相比托福或国内其他英语考试, 更能全面锻炼学习者的英语听、说、读、写能力。我国大多数学生学习英语以读写为主, 口语考试是薄弱环节, 但这是相对容易提高的部分, 充分而正确地准备雅思考试, 对提升学生英语口语能力有很大帮助。

雅思口语有4个评分标准, 即流畅程度和连贯性 (Fluency and Coherence) 、词汇量 (Lexical Resource) 、语法结构及精确度 (Grammatical Range and Accuracy) 和发音 (Pronunciation) , 考生最终得到的口语分数即这4项所得分数的平均值。因此, 依据每个评分标准进行针对性训练显得非常重要。笔者认为, 朗读训练、背诵、问答练习、词汇积累及注意观察身边事是英语学习者雅思口语备考的着手点。

1 朗读训练

朗读既是学习语言的一项基本训练, 又是学好语言的基础, 也是使学生正确掌握语音、语调, 培养语言感悟能力的有效方法之一。在雅思口语考试过程中, 考官会注意考生的语音是否容易听懂, 与以英语为母语的人的语音、语调和节奏感的相近程度如何, 讲话是否平稳、流畅。因此, 朗读训练符合雅思口语考试评分标准中的2点要求:Fluency and Coherence及Pronunciation。由此, 我们可以简单地将朗读训练分为“快速朗读”和“模仿朗读”2部分。

建议学生每天早晨利用半小时时间进行快速朗读训练, 一方面有利于培养学生语感, 另一方面有利于锻炼学生在说英语过程中嘴的灵活性。快速朗读, 顾名思义要“快”, 但也要“准”, 很多学生在快速朗读时一味地追求“快”, 而忽略了发音的清晰度和准确性。因此, 快速朗读训练前要做好充分的准备工作, 如确认单词的发音、含义, 理解文章内容等。

每天进行模仿朗读可以有效纠音和练习发音方法, 学生可以从简单的单词、词组、句子的精确模仿延伸到段落、文章的模仿。在模仿朗读过程中, 除了要注意流利性和发音之外, 还要注意重读、连读、断句、语音语调、有效停顿等模仿要素。模仿朗读训练是快速朗读训练的升华, 可同时练习听和说2方面能力, 效果十分明显。

2 背诵

背诵是英语学习的必经之路, 是许多优秀中外学者都主张或使用过的一种学习策略, 它可以弥补非英语学习环境里输入信息不足的缺憾。背诵有许多方法, 针对雅思口语备考, 笔者建议学生定期进行“深度背诵”和“总结归纳背诵”。

2.1 深度背诵

根据艾宾浩斯记忆曲线可知, 输入信息经过人的注意过程的学习后, 便成为人的短时记忆, 若没有及时复习便会遗忘这些知识;若及时复习, 这些短时记忆就会成为长时记忆, 从而在大脑中保存很长时间。因此, “深度背诵”在英语学习过程中是必要也是必需的。一方面, 大量课文背诵可以帮助学生增加输入信息量;另一方面, 学生对所背诵过的词汇、句型会习惯性地应用, 符合雅思口语考试中Grammatical Range的要求, 即语法的准确性、时态的准确性和句式的多样性。

那么什么是“深度背诵”呢?我们以《新概念英语第三册》Lesson 8 A famous monastery为例[1], 简述熟记一篇课文的过程。

第一步:解决课文中生词, 确认发音和用法;

第二步:熟读整篇课文;

第三步:快速朗读课文;

第四步:熟读课文汉语释义;

第五步:将文章分为两大部分和若干小段;

第一部分:

Location:The Great St.Bernard Pass~lies about a mile away.

Dogs:For hundreds of years~were used as watchdogs even in Roman times.

Now:Now that a tunnel ash been built~attempt to cross the Pass on foot.

第二部分:

Summer:During the summer months~have to be kept in a special enclosure.

Winter:In winter, however~always receive a warm welcome at St.Bernard's monastery.

第六步:按小段背诵课文汉语释义;

第七步:根据汉语释义朗读并记忆英语课文;

第八步:根据汉语释义回忆背诵英语课文;

第九步:巩固熟练背诵英语课文;

第十步:截取课文进行英汉互译背诵, 经常回顾。

综上所述, “深度背诵十步曲”对英语学习者备考雅思乃至提高英语学习水平有着深远影响。

2.2 总结归纳背诵

雅思口语考试的第二部分为常见话题陈述, 考官会出示一个话题卡 (Topic Card) , 考生需要遵循由表及里、由浅入深、由描述到解释的原则, 首先引出主题, 所陈述内容应尽量覆盖所有问题;同时又有所侧重, 做到有头有尾, 详略得当。这需要考生提前在草稿纸上写下想法和要点, 即列提纲。因此, 备考中, 总结归纳性背诵很有必要, 建议学生每天利用2~3小时对所学内容或课文进行归纳总结, 针对相应问题做出回答, 在整理之后熟练朗读这些内容并背诵, 进而达到自然背诵的程度, 即要求学生背诵时表情自然, 理解所说内容并能与他人进行眼神交流。

总结归纳背诵实质上是锻炼学生口头作文能力, 这也是大多数学生的学习难点。相信经过一段时间的练习, 学生可以从一开始先写下所归纳总结的内容再背诵, 到直接口头总结陈述一件事情或是话题, 提高了学生的英语综合应用能力。

3 问答练习

雅思口语学习有很多种方法, 但应因人而异。通常状况下, 最有效、最方便的是寻找合适的学习伙伴进行交流性练习或是考场模拟。问题可以涉及个人基本信息、生活或学习、兴趣爱好、社会文化等方面, 不但可以检验学生自学成果, 练习反应能力, 给学生提供更多英语交流机会;也可以消除学生应试时的紧张心理, 灵活地将所学内容运用到实际对话中, 从而从容而自然地应对考官提出的各种问题。

4 词汇积累

雅思口语考试评分标准中明确提出一点:Lexical Resources。因此, 学生在平日的积累中就应注意词汇的广度、准确性、多样性和灵活性。

大多数英语学习者都因词汇量有限而感到困扰, 因为词汇量太少导致了口语表达中的局限性。针对这个问题, 笔者建议学生在每个话题后面都应列出2项内容:辅助词汇 (Supporting Vocabulary) 和有用的表达式 (Useful Expression) , 这2项内容就好比学生观点的原料库, 可以给大家提供丰富的词汇选择。

5 注意观察身边事

很多学生对问题的理解尚停留在表面, 缺乏对事情的深层看法, 而我们身边的网络、书籍、报刊杂志都是扩大知识面、增加输入信息的有效资源。此外, 让学生养成记日记的良好习惯, 多观察身边事, 记一些自己的感触, 这对于学生形成自己的观点十分有利。

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3.雅思口语part1 衔接词 篇三

Well, to tell you the truth… Um, to be honest, … As a matter of fact, …

Well, I’m not really sure, but I guess so, cos… Well, it really depends.Well, it obviously varies from person to person.Well, it’s difficult to say, cos… Not really/exactly REASON I like it mainly because… I like it simply because… Well, there are a variety of reasons.First,…;second…

One reason is that…;another reason is that… The primary/main reason is that… It’s primarily because… It’s primarily due to…

It’s mainly due to the fact that… It’s the result of… It may be because… I’m not sure, but I guess one possible reason is…

For one thing… for another … And I guess this is probably because…

This could be because…

This might be because…

This is due to the fact that …

I suppose the reason has something to do with the fact that…

The thing with this is that…

What you have to realize is that…

4.雅思口语part1高频话题 篇四

1.家人：

Be on one’ s best behavior

Bond 增进感情

Pretty lenient (不是很严厉的)

Strict upbringing (家教很严)

2.朋友、同学：

Share happiness and sorrow 分享喜怒哀乐

Be the same age

Have a lot in common

Have a blast

Can’ t be measured in terms of money

It is what a real friend is for 这就是一个真正朋友存在的价值

Have chit-chat 闲聊

Hit it off (一拍即合)

Intelligent, amusing, sincere andtrustworthy

Back-stabbers (出卖朋友的人)

Drifted apart (逐渐疏远了)

3.同事：

The competitive relationship

The interpersonal relationship

The tangled web (复杂的关系)

Have a heart-to-heart talk (谈心)

Fair-weather friends (酒肉朋友)

5.雅思口语part1新题预测及 篇五

Yeah, I really enjoy receiving gifts from friends because I’m always moved when someone gives me a gift on some special occasion like my birthday. I sometimes receive some books, fruit, tea from my close friends.是的，我真的很喜欢收到朋友的礼物，因为当有人在我生日那天给我送礼物时，我总是被感动。我有时会从我的密友那里收到一些书、水果和茶。

2. What kind of gifts do you like to receive?(Why?)

Actually, I really enjoy receiving books as gifts because I’m a bookworm, reading is my favourite habit.

3. What gifts did you receive in your childhood?

When I was a little boy, I had received a wide variety of gifts that I really liked, such as books, stationery, balls and so on.事实上，我真的很喜欢收到书作为礼物，因为我是书虫，阅读是我最喜欢的习惯。当我还是个小男孩的时候，我收到了很多我喜欢的礼物，比如书、文具、球等等。

4. Do you like giving gifts to people?(Why?/ Why not?)

Yes, I do. I’m pretty into giving gifts to friends because gifts can enhance the friendship between friends, although they will cost much, I still like sending gifts because I believe giving is much more pleasure than taking.

是的,我喜欢。我很喜欢送礼物给朋友，因为礼物可以增进朋友间的友谊，虽然他们会花很多钱，但我还是喜欢送礼物，因为我相信送礼物比带走礼物更快乐。

5. What gifts did you give to others in your childhood?

6.雅思口语part1技巧 篇六

说得简单，该如何做到呢?

总的来说，这部分的问题回答长度在2-3个句子为最佳。除了点头YES 摇头NO的答案之外，可通过下面方法让你的回答丰富起来：

1. 通过举例的方式进一步解释回答，说明理由, 比如:

Q: do you think that we spend too much time with computers?

你认为现在人是否花了很多时间在电脑上?

A: Well, I suppose we do, because computers play an essential part in our daily lives. And I think it is ok as long as we make sure we can get enough exercise everyday as well.

我认为大概是的。电脑已经成为现代生活的必需品，在我看来，只要我们能够保证每天的适当运动，这并非是件的不好的事情。

2.讲述故事，可以是个人经历，有趣的事等, 比如:

Q：when did you watch your first movie in a cinema?

你还记得第一次去电影院看电影是什么时候吗?

A: I can’t really remember，it was so long ago. But I do remember very clearly going to see the Saw. It was my first time watching a horror movie. And I was so scared that my mum had to take me out of the movie.

这是很久之前的事，我实在记不清了。但在电影院看《电锯惊魂》的经历让我印象深刻，那是我第一次看恐怖片，因为非常害怕，我妈妈不得不带我离开。

3. 针对问题表达个人观点, 比如:

Q: do you like shopping for clothes?

你喜欢逛街买衣服吗?

A: oh yes, I LOVE it! It’s my favorite free activity which makes me really happy especially when I finally get what I want after long expectation. Sometimes, I think I spend far too much money, though, and I ‘d spend more if I had it.

是的!我非常喜欢!这是我最爱的休闲活动,我很享受它带给我的快乐，尤其是在买到一件心仪已久的衣服之后。虽然我知道自己已经花了很多钱，但如果有更多我仍然会继续买衣服。

9-12月雅思口语part2&3答案解析：努力达到的目标

Describe a goal you set that you tried your best to achieve.

You should say:

what it was

when you set it

what you did to achieve it

and explain how you felt about it

A goal that was particularly important to me was when I decided that I would learn to play the piano. At least I wanted to get to the level of grade 3, a level where I could play a number of pieces in front of people, and sing a little bit at the same time. I wanted to be able to perform in public, is what I am saying. That was my aim, and at grade 3 you can sort of achieve this, at least playing pieces which are not too complicated. I am not talking about playing Rachmaninov’s 4th Piano Concerto or anything like this! Anyway, so I had a teacher, and to be honest I found it really really difficult at first… well, not just at first, I found it really hard all the way along. It took me a couple of years, I went twice a week to my piano lessons, I practiced on an electronic keyboard at home, and I was pretty determined. I think the reason I eventually achieved this aim, this goal, was because I was very self-motivated. I was not doing it because of being pushed by my parents, or school teachers or anyone – I was motivated purely by my desire to be a performer – to succeed in playing to a level when I could perform in front of others and entertain them. This would be about 5 or 6 years ago now. I think it was around the summer holidays when I set this goal and made this decision for certain. When after a couple of years I passed the exam and got my results, I was really delighted. And that’s why now I am continuing to study the piano, with even more motivation, because when you achieve one step, one stage of success, you feel inspired to continue on, you feel encouraged, you feel confident and capable of doing anything! So, I felt great, yeah, and I still feel great about this!

Part3

1. Do people usually set long-term goals or short-term goals?

Some very organized people set goals for almost everything. It’s actually a really good habit. If you set goals, you are also likely to be more motivated. Everyone needs to see a ‘path before them’ and see milestones, points of achievement along the way. It’s important to set short-term goals as well as long-term goals. If you set small goals, you then become better at managing your longer term goals.

2. Why is setting goals important in the workplace?

Goal-setting is essential for getting any projects done. So, when talking about the workplace, usually we are talking about groups of people - teams. And when dealing with teams and managing projects, there need to be goals, there need to be aims, there need to be set, agreed-upon steps that everyone has a responsibility to play a role in, in order that the larger end-goal can be achieved successfully.

3. What’s the difference between goals set by old people and young people?

Emmm I’m not really sure actually. In some ways there is no difference, it doesn’t really depend on the age of the people, but the type of person and the nature of what they seek to achieve. But, one difference might be that older people do have different types of duties and responsibilities and aims in life, so they are likely to have different goals and perhaps different ways of try to reach those goals. Young people’s goals are more related to examinations, study achievements and work achievements. Older people’s goals might be more family oriented or perhaps hobby oriented. To make a generalization, I guess that’s the best way to answer that question!

209-12月雅思口语part2&3答案解析：成功的小公司

Describe a successful small company.

You should say:

what it is

what it is like

how you knew it

and explain how you feel about it

The small company I would like to talk about is a business that my friend Gareth started. It’s a consulting company that helps to manage the marketing information and data for other large companies. The company also builds websites and helps to create marketing materials for companies. It’s a small company but fairly successful because it has a stable number of regular clients as well as all sorts of little side projects. There’s about 10 people in the office and the company culture is warm, friendly and energetic. I first heard about it because Gareth is my friend and he talked a lot about it as he was establishing the company, hiring employees and renovating the new office. Actually, I helped him out quite a bit at first and enjoyed watching Gareth’s idea and hard work because a successful and interesting business. I feel great to have been involved in it, and although I am now living in another city, I often talk to Gareth and he tells me about how the company is going, and shares his latest ideas with me.

Part3

1. Which would you prefer to work for, a family-run firm or bigger national company?

I’d prefer to work for a smaller family-run company. Although, in some ways they are not as prestigious, I actually think that smaller companies can offer more interesting and exciting experiences. You end doing a wider range of tasks and feeling a bit closer to the owners and managers of the company. There is a level of flexibility and warmth that you don’t really get in huge companies.

2. What are important factors in making a company successful?

There are a number of key factors that contribute to making a company successful. Firstly I think the owners, the founders or main managers need to have a sense of vision, a strong self-confidence and an ambitious personality. I also think that a company needs the right kind of employees. The managers need to have a good sense of who and who not to recruit. They also need to treat the employees well, give them fair salaries and other benefits and holidays that will ensure they will be loyal to the company and work as hard as possible.

3. What kinds of qualities should a successful businessman have?

A successful business person should, to be honest, be quite assertive, quite dominant in some ways, and know how to talk to a variety of people in the right ways. There are moments to be very dogmatic and firm, there are moments to be soft and diplomatic – a good business person should be able to gauge the different situations and adopt the correct attitude to suit what is best for the company. Being decisive is another quality that is important in a business person who wants to succeed and do well. Sometimes you have to make decisions, the best decisions possible, in a very short time – so being able to think fast, evaluate things quickly and be decisive, is very important.

4. What emerging industries do you know about at the moment?

The biggest industry that I know about right now is probably the technology field, especially AI … artificial intelligence. A lot of money is being invested in optimizing AI technology and using it in all number of different ways. Some people say that within just a decade computers will be doing most of the jobs which humans are doing today. I’m not sure if this will really happen, but it’s certainly an interesting thing to consider. Secondly, a fairly new industry is the development of renewable energy resources. Although people have been researching this for decades, it is only recently that there has been more of a drive to create alternative forms of energy and there have been some significant breakthroughs in solar power and electric and hybrid vehicles.

7.雅思口语part1技巧 篇七

work

1.Do you work or study?

I graduated a few years ago and I’m now in full time employment.

2.What is your job?

I’m currently an English teacher working for the British Council in Ho Chi Minh City.

3.Why did you choose that job?

I was previously a lawyer and found it to be really stressful and never had any free time, so after quitting that job I thought teaching might be the complete opposite of being a lawyer, you know not as stressful and more time off.

4.Are there lots of English teachers in Ho Chi Minh City?

Oh yes! There is a such a big demand for English as a second language here and it’ s also quite a cheap place to live compared to many other big cities in Asia.

5.Do you enjoy your job?

Most of the time. It’s very rewarding to be able to help people every day and the students here are very hardworking and fun to teach, but you sometimes have lessons that do go so well and the money could always be better.

6.Do you get on well with your co-workers?

Yes, fine. I don’t really see work as part of my social life, so I don’t socialise with them, so I suppose I could be more friendly, but it’s just my nature to be a bit colder with

colleagues. I think it’s more professional to be that way.

7.What was your first day at work like?

There were lots of teachers starting at the same time as me, 10 I think, so we all had a big induction day. The more senior teachers ran workshops with us to familarise us with the different systems they had and then we went for a team dinner in the evening.

8.What responsibilities do you have at work?

All of the teachers main responsibility is to plan good lessons and then teach them to the best of our ability. On top of that we have several admin. tasks to carry out like mark homework, fill out attendance sheets and write reports.

9.Would you like to change your job in the future?

Yes, as I said before, I like working by myself, so I would like to be my own boss. I’ m currently developing my own website, so if it’s successful I will leave teaching and work on it full time. This will also give me more time to work on other projects.

10.What is your typical day like in work?

I normally have 2 or 3 classes in the evening and I start the day by doing all the planning at home. This normally takes between an hour or two depending on the lessons. I then take the rest of the day to spend with my family, before going to work around 3 to print off my materials and then I teach all evening.

11.What would you change about your job?

As with most English teachers, we have to teach what is on the curriculum and this can mean that you are teaching some things that are quite boring or not very useful for your students, so I would like to have more freedom to teach outside the syllabus.

12.What do you do?

Presently, I am working with Fox Traveller as a host for their show that involves travelling around India and discovering its culture and people. We already have covered the southern part of India and now we shall be moving towards the eastern part. The show will go on air in January next year.

13.What are your responsibilities at your work place?

My main objective is to make sure that we get the information required. So, for instance, if we are travelling to Mysore, instead of talking about the places everyone goes, I need to make sure we cover the places no one ever has. Like the best and the cheapest place to eat. It requires lot of research and I mostly go to the place 10 days before our team arrives.

14.How many hours do you work each day?

Well, we don’t have any particular routine. Sometimes the work demands us to work ten hours, sometimes more than that, sometimes less. So, it is all on the location and the time it requires to give us the required information. Also, for me this is something that I love, so mostly work doesn’t seems like work.

15.Do you enjoy your work?

Oh! I love it. The feeling that you get after meeting so many people and talking with them and realizing how happy they are after all the issues they have. I remember we went out to shoot a village in Mysore and initially we thought the people would be very unhappy because of the limitations they had, but to our surprise they were all very happy and it was fun knowing their ways of living.

16.If given a chance to change your work place, would you do that?

At present, my workplace is great for me. I am loving the people I work with and enjoy the work that I am doing. So as of now, I don’t see myself changing the place. But, may be after some time, if the work is getting repetitive or there is no more learning for me, I may change.

17.Is there some other kind of work you would prefer to do?

I surely love the work that I do, but may be if time allows, instead of hosting shows I would prefer writing about my experiences of the places I visit. May be because when one writes a lot more gets expressed which is not possible why saying things off in television.

18.If you could change your profession, what would you do?

Well, I think may be I will open a company that gives equal education rights to people. While travelling, I realized that there are so many children who don’t get education, and even if they get it is not of good quality. So, I will open a business that provides good quality education to people who cannot afford it.

Study

1.Do you work or study?

I’m currently a student at Queen’s University, Belfast.

2.What do you study?

I study law because it’s a really well thought of degree and I’m hoping to pursue it as a career in the future.

3.Is it a popular subject at your university?

Very popular, in fact it’s one of the most sought after courses. I think there are about 350 people reading law at Queen’s. I think lots of student’s parents want them to study law so they can get a good job after they graduate.

4.Do you enjoy studying it?

It’s such a huge subject that there will always be parts you like and parts you don’ t like. I find Human Rights fascinating because it can really make a difference to peoples’ lives. On the other hand, modules like Land Law and Equity are really boring.

5.Do you get along with your classmates?

Yes, they are all really great. Most people like to socialise together in the evenings and this makes us a very tight group. If you know someone socially, it is much easier to work together in class.

6.If you could change to another subject, what would it be?

I planned to study medicine, but then when I went on work experience I fainted at the first sight of blood, so definitely not that. I’m a real history buff and read books about World War 2 all the time, so I suppose it would have to be Modern History.

7.Do you plan to use the subject you are studying in the future?

Yes, I’ve already started to apply for jobs as a lawyer. We normally have to secure a job a year before we graduate and then work very hard to get a high overall mark. After that, I will probably do a Masters in law to become a specialist in one particular area.

8.What is the most difficult part of your subject?

You have to remember lots of legislation and cases and not only remember their names, but also how the affect each part of the law and how they interact with each other. Physically it can also be exhausting because we have to read very dense texts for a few hours every day.

9.What would like to study in the future?

As I said before, my favourite type of law is Human Rights, so I would like to do a masters in International Human Rights Law. it’s right at the cutting edge of my field and there are also lots of very high profile cases in the media, so it’s really exciting and something I would like to become an expert in.

10.Why did you choose your university?

Mostly because it is close to my hometown and most of my friends were going there. I kind of regret it now. It’s a great university, but because it’s so close to home it doesn’t give you much of a chance to experience new things and meet new people. If I were to choose again, I’d study abroad.

雅思口语考试中你所不知的那些方法

在雅思口语的考试当中，打动考官是至关重要的一点。有的时候，你的自信和热情可能会带来意想不到的效果(可能会让你的最终高于原有水平)。在整个考试的过程中，一定要表现出keep talking的渴望，告诉自己： I will stop at nothing。

一个好的开场白极为重要，可以做到缓和气氛(ice breaker)和放松自己的双重目的。

1.Good morning/afternooon ,sir/madam!

2.(talk about weather)It’s a nice day today ,isn’t it?

3.This is Rita (sayyourEnglishname，notChinese becausehewillaskyouthatlater)

4.Can I take a seat please?

以上都是不错的开场白可以使用的句子，很快就可以拉近和考官之间的距离而又不显得刻意和生硬。

同时，肢体动作也很重要，要做到自然，不做作，想象成是会见一个老朋友那样就可以了(可以花很少的时间在镜子面前联系一下，看看自己的肢体动作和表情)，做到自信和热情。

避免紧张是重中之重，雅思口语考试测试的是考生在不同环境/问题当中与人沟通的能力，侧重点并不在于考官所问的问题的答案中，况且所有雅思口语考试中出现的话题/问题都没有正确/错误答案的说法，放下包袱会让自己头脑清醒很多，思路就源源不断了，做到“滔滔不绝”(keep talking)也就是水到渠成。

在考试当中，地道的英语短语和词语也能够大幅度拉近和考官的距离。考官全部都是native speaker，早考试当中经常需要用自己的大脑去反映和理解考生使用的不恰当的词语，无形中会有一种压力。

如果这个时候作为一个考生出现，使用的都是非常地道的native的语言和表达方式，会让考官精神上放松，这种“印象分”很有可能能够使考生的得分上一个BAND。

做到这一点并不容易，电影是很多老师推荐的提升语言能力的好的方式，但想真正通过看电影学习英文，其实是一个很立体的过程。首先，你要确定自己想通过电影锻炼哪方面的能力。我在课堂上会让学生们回去，每天抽20-40分钟观看美剧，一定是全英文字幕的。现在的美剧种类繁多，就算大家兴趣不同，也一定能够找到自己喜欢的。

雅思口语：攻克难关靠自己

翻越雅思口语大山：攻克口语靠自己 千万不要崇拜疯子英语(即泡沫英语，看着挺大，其实什么都没有)的学习方法，所谓疯子英语就是像神智混乱的人那样毫无逻辑可言地排列些单词，庆幸的是神智清醒的外教总能“听”懂，这样一来疯子的自信心神奇般地大增，从此自认为潇洒地开始了疯话连篇。Crazy English?No!English is not crazy—you are crazy!我个人认为，对一个缺乏广泛英语环境的中国学生来说，提高口语能力的最好办法：首先是最简单的背诵，再找个外教进行实弹演习。因为既然是实弹演习就不打无准备之仗，至少也得像“大专辩论会”那样，选个话题找好资料做好充分准备，只有这样的“交流”才能真正获益。

专家指点：攻克口语靠自己

练口语找不找老外?到英语角?到俱乐部?找什么样的partner?上述几个问题实质上都是围绕如何攻克口语而展开的，那我们不妨来谈一下“口语究竟要怎么学”，解决了口语怎么学的问题，上面的问题也就迎刃而解了。

对于“口语好”的理解，大致可分为以下几个境界：

1.谈吐精湛、论理透彻，用词到位、传神，甚至达到了“一言以兴邦”的力度。

2.交流无障碍。用英语与外国人交流可以随心所欲、谈天说地。

3.可以自如地将自己的所思所想用英语表达出来，虽然对有些陌生话题会言谈不流畅，用词不恰当，但可以让外国人基本明白你要表达的意思。

就连母语是英语的人要想达到第一个境界也并非易事，所以“1”不是我们追求的目标。我们的口语学习目标应锁定在上述“3”或“2”上。若想在相对短的时间内达到“3”或“2”的水平，我们要从以下几个方面入手：

第一步：大量背诵原汁原味的单句、对话、生活习语。

第二步：把每天背诵过的素材反复消化，借助想像力，身临其境把它们表演出来。

第三步：写日记。这个习惯看上去练习的是写作，其实它更是练习口语的妙法。当你动笔的同时，你的大脑正在激烈地做着英文体操。用英文进行思维是高级的口语训练方法。

第四步：大量阅读报刊、杂志及各种故事、杂文，之后将它们复述出来。(超级提示：是“复述”而非“背诵”。)同一篇文章的复述工作应该反复滚动。

第五步：一年左右逐渐过渡到用英文进行日常的思维活动。每当遇到不会的词、句就记录在本子上，集中解决，并定时更新、复习。

以上就是攻克口语的整体解决方案。那么回到开始的问题，究竟找不找老外练口语呢?我的答案是：找，但要找得聪明而专业。如上述前两个步骤，根本无须借助老外(也无须借助英语角、俱乐部等);而到了“写日记”这一环节，你应该让老外帮你定期地修改，同时嘱咐他修改时用口语化的句子。上述第四、五步骤你也应该借助老外，让他帮你定期地纠正，这样的外教辅导才是真正的有的放矢，专业而有效。

Partner的选择方面当然是要选一位你看着顺眼，母语是英文并乐意与你进行语言互助的外国人。

最后我想说：语言的学习90%还是要靠我们自己!背过的东西我们究竟消化了多少?用活了多少?每天又积累了多少新的表达?日记是用英文记的吗?让外教纠正过了吗?纠正过的地方，你吃透了吗?滚动复习了吗……就像那句名言讲的：“每天只要多一点点。比别人多一点矜持、多一点自律、多一点行动、多一点练习、多一点决心、多一点记忆，多一点点就能创造奇迹!”朋友，让我们一起努力。

8.雅思口语高分技巧 篇八

虽然雅思口语考试听说读写四项中是最短的，只有10-15分钟，但是很多中国考生依然经常把它看成最大的障碍。雅思口语考试中考生会遇到种种问题，往往出现以下几种情况：

1.心理过度紧张，缺乏自信。有些考生性格内向，不善交流和表达，面对临煞有介事的考官会大脑短路，语无伦次。

2.英文能力有限，准备压力大。07年以来雅思口语新话题层出不穷，考官第三部分的谈论愈发灵活，如果考生不懂得将话题化繁为简归类总结，会感到复习范围无边无际，从而忐忑不安。

3.错把口试当成背诵考试，适得其反。很多考生会把口语预测话题写成段子死背硬记，结果考试时不懂得与考官交流，只管猛背答案，往往是答非所问，难逃低分命运。

4.主观评分很难定性，低分现实打击自信。多年以来的口语低分让很多中国考生困惑不解，从而进一步对口语考试产生畏惧心理。

那在雅思口语考试中要注意的有哪些呢？考生在日常雅思培训中应注意哪些问题，雅思培训中如何进行提高呢？我们来悄悄告诉你。

首先要加强日常口语话题交流演练和考试模拟，从根本上提升自己！

9.雅思口语考试复述技巧 篇九

雅思口语考试可以说是很多中国考生最惧怕的一个部分，平时语言环境的缺乏以及国内英语测试基本没有口语等多方面的原因造成了这个问题，雅思口语考试如何才能提高？这是不少口语基础不太好的考生共同面临的最大问题。

一、背景介绍

英语口语能力的提高是一个长期而艰苦的过程，不仅需要学习，更需要练习。和听力与阅读不同，口语和写作都需要输出。但是如果只是不断地做输出练习，对于口语的提升也是有限的。因为，没有了输入的支撑，那么，反复的输出最终导致的结果就是很熟练的给出一些不地道甚至错误的表达，也就是将错误强化了。因此，口语水平从根本上的提升还需要大量的阅读和听力作为保证。阅读和听力一方面可以拓宽自己的知识面和掌握更精准、更地道的词汇和词组，另一方面，还可以帮助自己定位和发现自身存在的不足与错误。

听力和口语同时进行，最好的方法就是跟读训练，跟读的好处在于：第一，可以提高训练者的听力水平，因为跟读的前提是听懂，至少是听清楚每个单词的发音;第二，可以纠正和培养训练者的发音和语感，当然这取决所选择英语听力材料的纯正性——地道的英式或美式英语;第三，可以提高训练者的口语水平。所以，做跟读训练是一种事半功倍一石三鸟的方法。

在当今的音像市场上，针对于雅思口语考试的听力材料并不十分丰富，更缺乏权威的材料，所以，雅思考生可以尝试另外一种阅读和口语相结合的方式。阅读与口语的同时训练，方法有两个，一种是背诵;另外一种是复述。下面朗阁海外考试研究中心的专家将就这两种方式做一些对比分析。

二、问题分析和解决思路

无庸置疑，中国的雅思考生记忆能力相对来说还是比较强的。为了巩固基础英语，很多考生选择背诵经典教材《新概念》系列，尤其是第二册和第三册两本教材。背诵文章对于整体英语水平的帮助是显而易见的，但是对于口语单项来说，可能效果就比较局限了。

究其原因，背诵本身就是一个比较机械的反复加深印象的过程，即使对背诵的内容不熟悉或者不理解都可以做到整篇流利的背诵。长此以往，尽管有海量的背诵材料做基础，考生也很难将这些材料在短暂的时间内灵活的发挥出来。背诵的结果可能仅仅是文字和内容上的拓展，而不是最终能力上的飞跃。

与之相比，我们所要求的复述可能要略胜一筹。复述的前提是对于文字材料的理解，我们的大脑在理解的过程中，会将抽象的文字转化为图形、影像或者一个过程、流程，是一个有人物、地点、事物的场景。而这个场景是可以脱离文字而独立存在的，也是可以用任何不同的语言表现出来的。比如，我们可以尝试着去想象这样一个画面：你和一个朋友漫步在伦敦的街头，欣赏这个美丽繁华的都市，突然间朋友晕倒了，你需要立即送他去医院。或者，想象这样的一个画面：You and one of your friends are walking along a big street in London enjoying the beauty of the city.Suddenly, your friend passed out, you need to send him to the

hospital immediately.无论，是英文的还是中文的表达，我们想象出来的场景应该是十分相似的。我们刚才想象出来的画面，就是我们对于文字的理解。复述的过程包含三个步骤：首先，逐字逐句的扫描和阅读抽象的文字，可能有部分文字或者句型我们不太理解，但是根据前后文进行逻辑推理，我们依然能够明白文字的主要内容;然后，我们将能够理解的部分转化为场景;最后，我们用自己能够驾驭的单词以声音的形式将内容再现。

我们上初高中的时候，为了应试背过很多文言文或者诗词歌赋，背诵过一次，是否就能保证过一段时间依然可以熟记于心?我们小时候为其他同学讲的童话故事，我们只要讲过一篇，是否还可以保证在下一次继续讲给其他人听?显然，后者更容易一些。因为，复述不只是内容和知识上的扩充，更是能力上的提高。

三、解决方法

复述练习无疑是一个可以有效提升口语能力的方法，接下来，考生要注意材料的选择。有些人喜欢模仿经典，比如马丁路德金或者肯尼迪的演讲，我们必须要肯定对能力提升的作用，但是我们还要注意，这对考试成绩的提高可能帮助不大，因此，朗阁海外考试研究中心建议考生们尽量选择雅思口语考试的素材进行练习。

练习时间：不低于24小时(以分钟为单位累加计算)。3小时/天，即8天;1小时/天，即24天;半小时/天，48天;时间不确定或者无法坚持的同学，还是坚定不移的飘过吧!推荐每天练习1-3个小时;

练习方法：

1.读一遍文章中给出的句子，如有不认识的单词，请查阅相关工具，确保理解句子的含义，这也是增加自己词汇量的一个很好的途径。

2.将本书合起或者将目光移至别处或者将双眼闭起。

3.回忆刚才所看到的句子，用自己的语言，当然是英语，把它说出来。

4.查看原句，对比自己说的和原句是否在句子含义上是一致的。

5.如果对这个句子含义的表述已经很准确了，那么加快自己说这句话时的语速，和正常阅读时候的速度差不多。

6.如果这个句子的练习，您已经很满意了，那么请对下一个句子进行练习，直到结束。如果有兴趣的话，可以任意找一些其他的英文句子，以同样的方法做强化训练。

注意事项：

1.在把这个句子表述完成之前，一定不要看原句。

2.你可以把句子表达的不完整或不准确，但是在把这个句子表述完成之前，一定不要

看原句。

3.你甚至可以句子说的与原来的含义南辕北辙，但是在把这个句子表述完成之前，一定不要看原句。

4.不要试图把句子背下来，看一遍即可。

10.雅思口语满分技巧须知 篇十

建议考生在平常练习第二部分话题的时候，养成做笔记的习惯，同时要掌握做笔记最有效的方法，是横向扩展，还是纵向排列，还是有自己独特的方法，只有练习多了，才能保证在考场上思维语言都流畅，才能有可能拿到雅思口语满分。

雅思口语满分技巧6. 提前准备适合自己的口语高分词汇

在备考的时候，准备一些常用的7分词汇和技巧，在适当的时候脱口而出，会给你的考试增光添色，同时要在考前的练习过程中，掌握好 paraphrase的方法，因为在考试的过程中，由于紧张或者是本身词汇的匮乏，在自己不会的单词上面会卡壳，而口语是相对比较灵活的，在这种情况下，需要我们用其他的话去替代那个卡壳的点，这样你的口语就会顺畅、自然。

雅思口语满分技巧7. 调节心理状态，不畏惧，不胆怯

雅思考试注重的是语言的应用性，因此在考场中的状态和心态对你的考试起到了举足轻重的作用，大部分的考生都没有参加过这样的口语考试，因此在考前对考试存在一种惧怕感，总是担心自己见到老外之后，可能会说的都会变成不会说的，这就是一种考试障碍，所以需要大家把自己的心态放平稳，一定要把口语考试当成是一个和考官的谈话，是和一个陌生人的谈话，仅此而已。把自己想说的，能说的，全都表达出来。

雅思口语话题：一张全家福

1. I love taking pictures.

They remind me of many life events, happy or sad, exciting or boring.

My family has a habit of taking a family picture every 2 or 3 years.

2. The most special photo I have is a family picture we’ve taken last year right before I

went to Beijng to start my college.

As usual, it shows mom, dad and me, with me, as always, in the middle.

3. My dad suggested to go to a photo studio to do it instead of the usual routine of going to a park and snapping a casual picture.

So a professional photographer/ cameraman took it.

4. My dad said it should be special since my college signifies (象征着,标志着) the beginning of my adulthood. And the picture was taken a little bit after my 18th birthday, which means a person becomes a grown up in China.

5. This picture is quite special to me because I put it right near my pillow in my dorm. So when I feel homesick, I often look at it, look at mom and dad’s loving and encouraging smiles. When I’m weak and lonely, it gives me strength, and reassures me that I have a happy family at my back and I should feel grateful for life. 感恩生活

深度讨论

Why do you think taking pictures are important in life? 为什么照相重要?

构思:

对美的追求, 对生活的热爱

留住回忆,记录生活中的片段

对于家人,孩子 让他们有机会了解你的更多的侧面.

11.雅思口语part1技巧 篇十一

2.Glad to meet you./I’m glad to have had the opportunity to meet you here./I’m pleased to meet you./ It’s a pleasure to meet you.3.如果考官问的问题没听懂

Sorry, pardon? / Could you please repeat that question? / I’m not sure what you mean.4.考官要求出示证件

—Could you show me your identification card please?

—Sure, here you are.5.考官询问名字和称呼

—Could you tell me your full name please?

—My full name is XXX.I am also called by my English name, which is XXX.—What shall I call you?

—You can/could call me XXX.6.询问名字的含义

—Does your name have any special meaning?

—I presume you are referring to my Chinese name.Yes, the English equivalent of my family name would be something like peace, and in the case of my first name it would be strong one.My English name was randomly chosen by one of my high school teachers, and it really doesnt have any special meaning.7.问家乡

—Where do you come from? /Where’s your hometown? And How long have you lived in your hometown?