雅思口语是千军万马的雅思考生冲刺高分路上的绊脚石。今天小编给大家带来雅思口语6大错误备考姿势，希望能够帮助到大家，下面小编就和大家分享，来欣赏一下吧。

什么?雅思口语6大错误备考姿势，你中枪了没?

哑巴口语，还沉浸在自己世界里自嗨?

口语是一门非常特别的科目。无论你学习时间长或短，其实从口语角度来说，大家几乎都是在同一条起跑线。回想一下，学习过程中，我们几乎没有任何口语练习，只侧重于单词记忆，语法学习，或者是浏览练习。所以，我们首先得摆正心态，应该抱着积极的态度来看待和学习口语，不应当惧怕说错，应当敢于开口，才能进行矫正，避免再犯同样的过错。

背单词不是装X，难词不一定得高分

在英语学习到一定阶段时，同学们已经积累了不少单词量，这时候我们会发现，有些同学为了想展现出自己的词汇量，刻意使用一些非常复杂的单词来表达意思，其实这不是真正的口语。也正是因为这样一个误区的存在，才会导致雅思测验中中国考生分数偏低。

建议考生在口语中舍弃复杂单词，任何意思尽量用越简略的单词越好，这样一来，才能准确的表达意思。这里推举大家多学习一些phrasal verbs，比如说screw up，piss off，blow away等。如果大家看美剧的话，会经常听到这样的词组，而不是什么精深的单词。

口音比口气还严重?那基本和高分绝缘了

于考官来说，最reliable的评价考生口语的方式就是发音。无论考生用什么再难的单词和语法，只要发音有问题，恐怕在考官眼里，分数确定不会很高。中国考生发音存在较多的弊端，尤其是元音。因此，与其花很多时间去攻克单词和语法，不如把时间更有效的投入到发音上。建议考生们每天花大约半小时去练习自己的英文发音。尤其是元音，因为大多数中国考生元音发音有很大的问题。

地道的词组表达比高级单词更受欢迎

很多中国学生几乎没有学过口语当中常用的词组与句式。因为这些词组句式的缺少，导致了很多考生在说话中缺少准确的逻辑和连贯性。比如说，for what it's worth, just for the record, speaking of which(whom), correct me if I am wrong, couldn't be happier, by the way, out of curiosity, off the top of my head, is there any chance…?

只要考生经常看一些国外电影，这些词组就可以很快控制。其次，中国考生的“专业”词汇量还有所欠缺，像一些体育活动，“balance beam”， “shot put”可能考生都不会说。所以小编在这里建议考生针对雅思话题进行分类，逐个对每类话题下的专业词汇进行筹备和积聚。

不会讲故事的考鸭不是合格的考鸭

学生因为自己的人生阅历基本上是围绕学校和家庭，所以能够很好的答复雅思第三部分话题的学生并不多，因为里面的内容过于社会化。考生可能中文说出来都有很大难度，更不用说英文了。所以，建议考生平时多去关注一下社会消息，社会评论，把握社会的一些主流，除此之外写作课的很多内容也可以放在雅思口语第三部分的话题上来答复!

考场10分钟，台下3天就想出成绩，不存在的

对于很多考生来说，都有着一个很大的问题，那就是对雅思口语不够器重。不少考生抱有的思想是：口语就是看现场施展，然后提前去蹲题，之后就看命了。所以考生基本就不按一个准确的方式和思路来学习雅思口语。学生在口语上花的时间应当多于任何一科，因为口语在短短10分钟时间里就能决议分数，并且很多话题都是可以筹备的，所以口语的升值潜力更大。只要考生对雅思进行精心筹备，相信你的付出和尽力定会得到回报。

除了必要的指导和复习，雅思口语别无他径，考鸭们，为了水涨船高的报名费，赶紧跳坑吧。

雅思口语part1新题范文:Dream

1.Do you often have dreams at night?

Yes, I dream every night

2.Have you had a bad dream before?

I do not usually have bad dreams, but I have ones where I was running away from someone, and trying to scream for help, but my voice would not come out. That was quite scary.

3.What was the strangest dream you have had?

The strangest dream I have ever had was about my dog. She had just died, and I was very upset, and in my dream she came to me and it seemed she was trying to tell me she was ok. I felt really strange, but somehow peaceful, as I was able to accept her death better.

4.What do you usually dream about?

I usually dream the most when I am about to go on a trip, or have an exam. They are classic worry dreams, where I forget to bring my passport, or to bring a pen for the exam, and then spend so long trying to find them I miss my flight, or miss the exam. I have that kind of dream quite often.

雅思口语part1话题范文:Transportation

1.What’s the most popular means of transportation in your hometown?

I would say that most people travel by bus, which is probably the cheapest way to get around. There are lots of different routes and the schedules are pretty convenient, although at peak times the buses can be absolutely packed!

2.How often do you take buses?

I take the bus every day to get from home to university. There’s a bus stop quite close to where I live so I don’t have to walk very far in the morning – and it’s only about a ten-minute walk when I get to the other end.

3.Can you compare the advantages of planes and trains?

Trains are the best way to travel long distances in China with a reasonable level of speed and comfort. Travelling by train is not expensive, either. Air travel is becoming more popular as it’s faster, but it’s a bit of a rigmarole when you have to arrive at the airport two hours before the departure time. There’s a lot of waiting around – and flights are often delayed, which makes the situation even worse.

4.Is driving to work popular in your country?

Some people drive to work but there is so much traffic that it can actually be faster to take public transport. If you drive, you also need to find somewhere to park when you arrive at your destination – and that can prove difficult.

5.Do you think people will drive more in the future?

These days, more people have their own cars than in the past, so driving to work is definitely becoming more popular. This is just making the traffic situation worse, though, and it’s adding to the problem of pollution. Having your own appeals to a lot of people, though, as it makes you more independent.

6.Would you ride bikes to work in the future?

Even though more people have their own cars these days, bicycles are still extremely common in China. I used to ride a bike when I was younger, but I prefer to take public transport when I’m travelling around my hometown. Riding a bicycle on busy streets during rush hour is not an enjoyable experience – the pollution is terrible and there are a lot of accidents.

7.What will become the most popular means of transportation in China?

Hopefully, in the future, more people will choose to use public transport such as buses or subways. A lot of research is currently being done to improve the transportation systems we have in place at the moment. We need to look for ways to reduce the number of vehicles on the road and making public transportation cheap, convenient and environmentally-friendly is the best way to try and encourage people to use it.

8.Do you prefer public transportation or private transportation?

At the moment, I definitely prefer private transportation because it’s so much more convenient. Even though it’s much more expensive to maintain your own car, most people really value the independence it gives you.

雅思口语Part2话题范文:a foreign food

Describe a foreign food you ate

what it is

how do you know it

where you can eat it

why you like it

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The food is quite simple that that I like to have as a special treat from time to time. I’ve always thought of it as a Greek speciality, although others tell me it actually originates from Egypt. Can you guess what it is? Houmous. I love it.

Basically, it is made from cooked, mashed chickpeas blended with tahini, olive oil, lemon juice, salt and garlic. It is popular throughout the Middle East (including Turkey), North Africa (including Morocco), and in Middle Eastern cuisine around the globe, but it is also extremely popular with me, although I’m very particular about the sort I buy. I live near a wonderful delicatessen, it is run by a friendly couple, he is Italian and she is vintage Yorkshire. They make their own houmous with only the finest quality virgin olive oil and huge quantities of the best fresh garlic they can get hold of. It’s pretty expensive, but I love it, and it’s better than my own attempts for some reason, I don’t know why it shouldn’t be so hard to make.

Why do I like it? I think it is partly the texture, and partly the taste, I love garlic. Also, because I’m vegetarian it is a very healthy food, with lots of protein and quality fats that are good for you. Of course, you can have too much of a good thing, but I think it’s well worth it.

It is my favourite food not only because it is absolutely delicious, but also because you can share it with other people. It is best eaten as a dip, with friends. I cut up lots of carrots, cucumber and celery into crudités carefully sliced to make a colourful dish, perhaps with some slices of warm pitta bread too. A nice bottle of white wine helps. We can then all sit together enjoying the fresh humous dip, sipping our glasses of wine and laughing and talking to put the world to rights. It is a great way to enjoy a fabulous food.

雅思口语part1话题范文:Outdoor Activities

1.What do you do in your spare time?

I like to do a few things in my spare time, like dancing, swimming, walking and going to the gym.

2.Do you like outdoor activities?

I love outdoor activities, as I love being outside in nature, in the fresh air.

3.What outdoor activities do you most like to do?

My most favorite outdoor activity is cross country running. I love getting away from the city and running through the beautiful countryside.

4.How often do you do that?

I do it every Saturday, as I belong to a running group that meets every week, and we run at least 5km every time.

5.What outdoor sports do you like? Why?

Outdoor sports that I like include swimming in the ocean and dancing on the beach. I belong to a dance group as well as a running group, and it is so much fun dancing together on the beach as the sun is setting.

6.How much time do you spend outdoor every week?

I do not spend much time outdoors during the week as I am so busy, but I spend most of my weekends outside, either running or dancing.

7.How often do you do outdoor activities?

I do outdoor activities every weekend, on Saturdays and Sundays, I run on Saturdays, and dance on the beach every Sunday.

8.What types of outdoor activities are popular in your country?

The most popular outdoor activities in China are Tai Chi, mountain biking, hiking, and surfing.