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雅思口语题库part2话题原创高分范文一条校规a rule at your school that you agree or disagree

Describe a rule at your school that you agree or disagree

You should say:

What is the rule

Why this rule has to be established

What will happen if we break down this rule?

What are the positive and negative effects of this rule

1.适用人群：男性考生

2.口语范文主题：男生剪短发

3.口语范文故事线：考生对学校要求男生剪短发上学表示不满

When I was in high school there was a very strict rule requiring boys to have their hair cut to a certain length – in particular, I mean, to be specific, the hair had to be at least one inch above the collar. I was at a boys school so it didn’t apply to any girls. This was enforced by a teacher who had the job of walking around every Wednesday and checking boys’ hairstyles. I don’t know when the rule was made, but it was a very traditional school and it was a pretty old rule. I think it was standard for that kind of school. At the time, I didn’t like the rule because, like all the other boys, I really wanted to be, err, to have long hair. We thought that hair, long hair, looked good on men. This was in the 1970s when men all had shoulder-length hair and we were, arr, saturated with images of men with hair that was shoulder length or longer, – actors, pop stars, even the politicians. If you look back now, you can see that all of the men at that time had quite long hair. Although the pictures look pretty daggy now, that’s how it was so…. At the time I thought it was an unnecessary rule, and I was mortified on the day when I was given a haircut when the teacher caught me with my hair being too long. The school used to hire an army barber to come in and cut people’s hair if they were, uh, if they were caught breaking the rule. At the time, the school used to talk about encouraging a polite attitude, encouraging a civilised attitude, but I didn’t respect that.

4.雅思口语高分语料

地道用词：to be specific

shoulder-length hair

above the collar

look back

高分句型：When I was in high school there was a very strict rule requiring boys to have their hair cut to a certain length – in particular, I mean, to be specific, the hair had to be at least one inch above the collar.

At the time I thought it was an unnecessary rule, and I was mortified on the day when I was given a haircut when the teacher caught me with my hair being too long.

雅思口语题库part2话题原创高分范文一条校规a rule at your school that you agree or disagree

雅思口语part 2话题

Describe a rule at your school that you agree or disagree

You should say:

What is the rule

Why this rule has to be established

What will happen if we break down this rule?

What are the positive and negative effects of this rule

1.反面口语范文：

When I was at school there were many rules we had to follow. Most of them were regarding discipline; you know, like not running in the corridors, not fighting in the playground, things like that.

I guess by the time I arrived at high school I was accustomed to such rules, like most students. It becomes normal and most students obey, or follow, the rules. But there are always one or two exceptions.

I can remember one student who was expelled from school for constantly fighting with other students. The student had been transferred from another school, and was known as a ‘difficult case’ in terms of discipline.

He didn’t really show much respect for the teachers and used to hang around with a bad group of people. Anyway, he was always getting into trouble with teachers and other students, and eventually he was expelled after fighting with another boy within the school grounds, and subsequently transferred to another school.

Some rules seem silly at times, but clearly the rule about fighting is a good one because it’s dangerous, and other students might follow this bad example and then there would be a lot of disorder and it would affect the atmosphere of the school.

So obviously it was a good rule, and I think that the punishment for breaking the rule several times – expulsion from school – was correct so as to deter any other students from following a bad example.

It’s important that students learn to obey rules at school, because it’s just part of life. When you grow up and become an adult there are many more rules you have to follow, such as when you’re driving, working, and many other aspects pf life which are governed by rules.

Learning to respect rules, and authority, even if you don’t fully understand why, or agree with the rules, is an essential part of becoming a productive member of society, and so it is something that children should be expected to learn from the first day they enter into the education system – because rules will be part of their live every day for the rest of their lives.

2.口语范文问题:

there were many rules we had to follow，直到I was accustomed to such rules, 都没有具体说明要说哪一条校规，第三段开始，始终说的都是Some rules. 尽管该考生在雅思口语评分标准从四个方面(fluency& coherence, lexical resource, grammar range, Pronunciation)表现不错，但是忘记了问题关键 a rule(一条校规)。

雅思口语题库part2话题原创高分范文一条校规a rule at your school that you agree or disagree

Describe a rule at your school that you agree or disagree

You should say:

What is the rule

Why this rule has to be established

What will happen if we break down this rule?

What are the positive and negative effects of this rule

1.适用人群：全适用

2.主题：学校禁止学生使用手机

3.故事线：学校规定课堂上禁用手机，引发学生的不满

I’m going to talk about a rule at my primary school. The school I went to wasn’t a pretty relaxed place and in fact there weren’t that many rules and regulations. We were for instance encouraged to speak in class as much as possible because our teachers wanted us to learn how to express ourselves. It was that sort of place – really liberal.

The one rule that I really remember though was that we couldn’t use our mobile phones in class. The school was really strict about this and you could get into a lot of trouble if you became a repeat offender. Normally it wasn’t much of a problem. If a teacher saw a student with a mobile, he’d just tell him to turn it off and pay attention to what he was saying. Then again, there were some teachers who would confiscate any mobile phones they saw at all – even if they were not being used and were just lying on the desk.

I suppose the reason for the rule was to make sure that all the students were paying attention to the teacher or just doing what they were supposed to be doing and not texting their friends or browsing the net. I think the idea was that the school was happy to have kids talking to each other but weren’t nearly so happy if they were writing texts – perhaps because the teacher wouldn’t know what was being said.

Did I like the rule? Not really. I thought that it would have been much better of we’d been allowed to use out phones more. There’re so many great learning apps on phones that it seemed a little silly that we had to learn just on paper.

4.口语高分语料

地道用词：

get into a lot of trouble

lie on the desk

browse the net

use out phones

高分句型：Normally it wasn’t much of a problem.

Then again, there were some teachers who would confiscate any mobile phones they saw at all – even if they were not being used and were just lying on the desk.

I suppose the reason for the rule was to make sure that all the students were paying attention to the teacher or just doing what they were supposed to be doing and not texting their friends or browsing the net.