大连朗阁雅思培训—雅思口语the politest person
大连朗阁雅思培训—雅思口语评分的4个维度和17个要点
大连朗阁雅思培训—雅思口语评分的4个维度和17个要点雅思口语的评分标准的四个维度相信很多同学都了解，但是如何从每个角度去博得考官的好感从而获得更好的分数，今天新航道小编就给大家分享一篇有关考官打分的17个要点的文章，一起来看一下吧!我在英国读书的时候恰巧认识了一位雅思考官。
慢慢地熟悉了之后，他开始给我透露一些雅思口语的高分标准，我把他的原话整理成以下文章。
文章的名字叫雅思口语考官看重的4个评分维度和17个得分点。
抓住这个东西，对于考生来说备考起来就更加有方向了。
雅思考官通常从以下四个方面来进行评分：When you go into the speaking test, the examiner grades you in four areas:FC--Fluency & coherence 流利度与连贯性GA--Grammar Range & Accuracy 语法准确性与精确性LR--Lexical Resource 词汇的丰富度PR--Pronunciation 语音语调的流畅与清晰度Now to be honest every examiner knows what the strong and weak areas are for Chinese students. They all know that LR, which we can also call vocabulary is generally their strong point and FC and PR are generally the weaker. That does not mean that all students will have the same problems. The average IELTS score for Chinese students is 5.5.老实讲，雅思口语考官对于烤鸭的强弱项早就了然于胸了。
大连朗阁雅思培训— 雅思口试考官最常问的170个经典问题
大连朗阁雅思培训—雅思口试考官最常问的170个经典问题1. What's your name?2. Does your name have any special meaning?3. Where were you come from?4. What kind of landscape surrounds your hometown?5. What is the main crop in your hometown?6. What is the difference between Beijing and your hometown?7. What are the main places of interest in your hometown?8. What is the climate like in your hometown?9. What is the character of the people like in the region where you live?10. What are the differences in accent between the people of your hometown and Beijing?11. What is people"s favorite food in your region?12. How do you make dumplings?13. What do you do during the Spring Festival?14. Why is the Spring Festival so important to Chinese people?15. Can you describe one of the main festivals celebrated in your country?16. Tell me something about the Lantern Festival。
大连朗阁雅思培训—雅思写作范文之学校授课内容的讨论
大连朗阁雅思培训—雅思写作范文之学校授课内容的讨论Some people believe that schools should only teach children subjects which are beneficial to their future career and thereforeothers subjects such as music and sports are not important.To what extent do you agree or disagree?题目类型&回答策略：同意(原因)? 同意(结论)?关键名词解释&定义：学校、孩子、对未来职业有益的科目、其他科目I tend to think it ridiculous that the schools simplyeducate the children subjects beneficial to their future career. This is partly because few people would be one hundred percent sure what careers the children with different life goals or backgrounds would develop or whether they would change their minds. So I doubt whether the good attemptof schools would end up taking effect.However, the main concern is that only teaching some of the subjects would be unfairto most children who not only have a burning desire for academic knowledge but also are more interested in art or outdooractivities. Instead, modern school children should be given a wide range of subjects whether the schools think the m useful for children’s future career, which can be compared to the fact that diversefoods are positive to people’s physical health.This means that some subjects like music and sports are quite necessary in today’s schools that are expected to help with developing children in many ways. Children would go out of classroom to playground and breathe fresh air that is good for their brain by taking physical education; they could be enlightened by studying systematicallymusic knowledge or the way to appreciateworks. Furthermore, some musical or sports talents would start to come out in that important period.In conclusion, my view is that children should try their best to study any subjects beneficial to their future, and that the duty of the school should be to provide good quality ones and, if possible, to set a scientific timetableincluding an appropriate proportion of different classes.。
大连雅思培训之四个不能出现在雅思写作中的错误
大连雅思培训之四个不能出现在雅思写作中的错误又是新的一周了，今天决定给大家带来最干的一节课——IELTS Writing Task 1，四个不能出现在写作中的错误，福利不容错过哦~全英文的，大家准备好词典，就当练练英文翻译喽~The National People`s Congress Gathers in China; Students Receive a Lesson in Forced Labor; Tech Expert Details What Can Be Learned from "Likes"THIS IS A RUSH TRANSCRIPT. THIS COPY MAY NOT BE IN ITS FINAL FORM AND MAY BE UPDATED. CARL AZUZ, CNN 10 ANCHOR: Hi. I`m Carl Azuz for CNN 10.A congressional meeting leads off this week`s coverage, but it`s not a gathering of just a few hundred lawmakers. The National People`s Congress has thousands. It happens every year in China, the world`s most populous country.The 3,000 politicians who will be under one roof will be hearing about the communist government`s priorities, its policies, its trade relationships, its territorial claims in the South China Sea, its plans for dealing with a new U.S. president.China has the world`s second largest economy. The congress will hear the government`s plans for growing it and reducing poverty. Another topic, which we talked about last week, the calls for independence in the special autonomous region of Hong Kong. China`s highest ranking politician said they would go nowhere. He also spoke out against independence calls in Taiwan. The National People`s Congress usually lasts a week or two. It doesn`t have a specific schedule. And unlike the U.S. Congress, which is responsible for America`s legislation, the Chinese Congress has less governmental power. It is required to, quote, "unswervingly adhere to the leaders of the Communist Party of China".Our next topic today is slavery. Experts estimate there are more slaves today than there`d been at anytime in history. Forty-eight-point-five million people currently live in some form of bondage, according to the global slavery index. This includes people who are forced to work, forced in a marriage, bought and sold as commodities. The United Nations says human trafficking affects almost every country on earth.As part of CNN`s Freedom Project, which aims to draw attention to modern day slavery andexpose the criminals who trade in it, we`re taking a look at a program that gave some students a sense of what force labor is like.MATT FRIEDMAN, THE MEKONG CLUB: I need you to take a bolt, slower.Another row here, five in a row.ALEXANDRA FIELD, CNN CORRESPONDENT (voice-over): It`s 8:30 in the morning at this Hong Kong high school. But this is not a regular day.FRIEDMAN: My name is Mr. Friedman. I run a company and our company makes nuts and bolts. And you have one of them in your hands.FIELD: Classes are cancelled, Mr. Friedman says, their labor is his for the next five hours.FRIEDMAN: And you`re going to take the nut, you`re going to put it on the bolt, you`re going to take the nut and put it on the bolt continuously. I do not want you to talk to anyone else. I don`t want you to even make eye contact with me.FIELD: The minutes crawl by. The students look bewildered, confused, even angry.UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Hey, you. Come over here. You`re not doing it faster. Stand over here and do it faster.Time is money. Come on. Faster.OK, give her a detention right here, just because.Don`t drop the bolt. Give her a detention.FIELD: The teenagers struggled the process is painfully slow.FRIEDMAN: You`re done.FIELD: Then, Mr. Friedman reveals his true intentions.FRIEDMAN: This was a simulation. It was to give you an opportunity to experience what it`s like for a short period of time to lose control of your life.FIELD: To help them understand what it`s like for the millions trapped in forced labor.UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: When I was doing it, my hands started sweating. I was sweating. So, I can`t basically imagine how people would do it for like 14, 15 hours every day.FRIEDMAN: Do you think it was fair?UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: No.FRIEDMAN: Did you like me?UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: No.FRIEDMAN: OK. Thank you very much.UNIDENTIFIED MALE: I was pretty close to walk out of the room, like I felt very disoriented when I thought, you know, punishment.FIELD: Just an hour from their school day designed to drive home the realities of modern day slavery, an experience intended to motivate young people to try and make a difference. UNIDENTIFIED MALE: I would definitely feel more sympathy for those who are like in slavery. UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: I feel like as students, we can actually raise awareness about this issue. STUDENTS: Join us on March 14 to stand up to slavery.FIELD: Alexandra Field, CNN, Hong Kong.AZUZ (voice-over): Ten-second trivia:Which of these includes more than 1.8 billion people?McDonald`s daily customers, population of China, Facebook`s monthly users, or population of India?The social networking website Facebook says it has 1.86 billion people who actively use it every month.AZUZ: And what`s amazing is what Internet experts can learn by people`s activity on social media. It`s been said that anyone who wants true privacy should avoid the Internet, whether it`s connected systems in your home that don`t just answer questions or do your shopping, but here,everything you say or know when you get back from work, or the political leanings of people you follow online, everything that interests us has the potential to be tracked.Can this make life more convenient? Yes. Could it get people into trouble? Absolutely and especially in countries where your freedoms could be limited by your likes.CNN`s Fareed Zakaria talks to the man who pioneered a model to determine your personality traits based on your online activity.FAREED ZAKARIA, CNN HOST, "FAREED ZAKARIA GPS": Taking just 68 of your Facebook likes, Dr. Michal Kosinski`s model can accurately predict your skin color, sexuality, whether you are a Democrat or a Republican.Using a certain number of things that we all do on the Internet, what songs we buy, what Amazonbooks or products we look at, you can predict things that are much deeper and don`t seem necessarily associated, right? Explain some of that.MICHAL KOSINSKI, ASST. PROF., STANFORD BUSINESS SCHOOL: If you look at my Facebook profile or my Twitter profile, you would probably not have much trouble figuring out what my political views are or what my personality is. Now, a computer can do the same thing. Basically, by analyzing large amounts of data from your Twitter profile, your e-mail, your playlists, your Facebook profile and so on, it can create a very accurate and intimate psycho-demographic profile of yourselves, of you and other people.And now, this information can obviously be used in marketing and specifically in political marketing. If I have a detailed knowledge of psycho-demographic profiles of a large number of people, I can use this information to craft individual messages and speak individually to each of those people and try to make this message as convincing and relevant to them as possible.But also, a computer can utilize, can use information that perhaps, for humans, would not be very informative, right?So, if you see me following Obama or Bernie Sanders on Twitter, it`s not a complicated task to figure out what my political views would be. But, now, if you see that I listen to Lady Gaga or Simon and Garfunkel, that`s a piece of information that humans would struggle to interpret simply because both Republicans and Democrats listen to Lady Gaga.Now, what a computer can do, a computer can go and look at this data in much more detail. It can look at millions of people, and I bet that there would be a small difference between how likely the Republicans are to listen to Lady Gaga and how likely Democrats are to listen to Lady Gaga, something that, for a human being, is not perceptible.Now, does it mean that, if you listen to Lady Gaga, you`re a Republican or Democrat? Not at all. It`s there`s just this little, tiny, bordering on insignificant, amount of information in each digital footprint like that.But now, the algorithm can aggregate information from thousands or millions of crumbs of information and then create a very accurate prediction.ZAKARIA: What are the ethical dilemmas of wading into these waters?KOSINSKI: Well, we have to remember that governments, companies and organizations can usethe very technology that can be used for your good; they can turn it against you.Now, how they can turn it against you? Well, they can, behind your back, without you knowing, try to infer your intimate traits, such as your political views, your sexual orientation, your personality and intelligence.And, now, actually, in a country as free and open-minded as America, it`s probably not a big issue today. Maybe you`ll get some creepy marketing.But we have to remember that the same technologies are being used by governments in way less liberal countries, where revealing your political views or revealing your religiosity or your sexual orientation can be really a matter of life and death.AZUZ: We showed you a backyard loge earlier this winter. But with the official beginning of spring exactly two weeks away, this is more of a three-season thing. A Navy pilot built it for his 3-year-old son. The father was deployed when the boy was born, so he did this as a way to spend more time with his family.It costs him about $1,300 for tools and materials, mostly PVC pipes and two-by-fours, and it took him to three months to build.I guess it`s symbolic of a dad`s help through all the ups and downs and twists and turns and the rollercoaster of life. We give the man six flags for the effort. It`s a great way to turn a backyard into a magic kingdom. You can easily see their point of the universally amusing project, who Dolly-wouldn`t want a great adventure just outside their doorstep.更多雅思信息，可关注大连学为贵教育官网！届时，连贵贵将为广大贵粉们提供最新、最全、最专业的考试信息。
大连朗阁雅思培训— 雅思写作和口语,如果和考官观点不同,是不是就完了？
大连朗阁雅思培训—雅思写作和口语，如果和考官观点不同，是不是就完了？雅思考试写作和口语，如果和考官观点不同，是不是就完了？关于雅思考试的各种都市传说，你是不是也曾被困扰过?那些所谓的“他们说”到底是不是真的呢?雅思官方的考试专家将为为大家一一揭密那些关于雅思考试的“流言蜚语”!你以为“考口语时，说的观点如果考官不喜欢，会不会印象分很低，考官也不愿意继续往下听了?”“如果写作中我的论点考官不赞同，而且万一和考官想的相反，那分数肯定惨目忍睹了吧…““好想知道考官的偏好，如果正好投其所好，岂不是可以轻松拿下超高分?“估计大多数烤鸭们都有这样或那样的疑虑&顾虑&焦虑，尤其是在写作和口语两项考官阅卷评分时有很大主观性的考试中，特别想知道高鼻头蓝眼睛的考官们心里在想什么，要是能和他们想的一样该多好……Real 心累…别揣测了~到底考官对你的观点赞同与否和分数有多大关系，我们听听官方的英语教学专家怎么说：无论是写作还是口语，不用太担心我们的观点是否被考官认同，只要贴合题目、表述清晰，能够自圆其说就可以咯, 因为雅思是精准评测考生英语能力的考试，而不是讲故事大赛!让大家最头疼的--写作无数经历了血雨腥风的考鸭们都给雅思写作投上了最难拿分的一票，尤其是分值比例高，还不讨好的Part2，大家总觉得对于话题很难把握，费尽心思为自己的论点想理由和依据。
刚要提笔开始写，又突然怀疑起自己的观点阅卷老师是否认同。
但时间太紧，于是边落笔边惆怅，越写越心虚……看过上面的视频我们就明白了，雅思写作的评分和考官是否赞同你的论点没有直接关系。
如果你深入了解雅思写作官方评分标准，就会明白雅思主要从写作任务的完成情况、连贯与衔接、词汇丰富程度、语法多样性及准确性4个方面来衡量你的文章。
雅思考核的是大家的写作能力，而不是苛求你的论点有多正确。
你的论点只需要密切契合主题，有充分的论据作为支持，能够清晰完整地表达出你的所思所想就足够啦!当然，同时还要注意词汇的正确使用、结构层次清晰以及语义的连贯。
大连朗阁雅思培训— 我的雅思经验
大连朗阁雅思培训—我的雅思经验每次屠鸭之旅都是一场与雅思艰苦卓绝的战斗，相信只有有勇有谋者才能坚持到最后！口语口语，第一次口语考试是裸考，毋庸置疑，我光荣的当了一次炮灰。
千万不要裸考！浪费钱！浪费钱！浪费钱！考完之后，我摆正态度，认真迎接了下一次考试。
首先练习语调，让自己更贴近native Speaker而不是naive Speaker。
准确的练好音标，然后是单词，最后是句子，这是最基础的。
然后就是模仿啦，模仿的多了，素材也多了，语调也更加好听了。
其次，那怎么样让你说出来的东西更加连贯呢？看看美剧，英剧，咱们就可以发现，一方面是他们的台词背的真的很好，另一方面，他们用了很多小短句让自己有思考怎么讲下一句的时间。
当我们不知道说什么的时候就可以用到这一招啦！On top of that ,...What is more,...Actually...In fact,...Well,that is tricky question,......is beyond description.Alternatively(换句话说）To cut a long story short(长话短说）再者，准备口语素材是非常非常重要的一点，我将七悠雅思口语素材的PDF格式打印下来，每天看3至4篇，每一篇我都用红笔改动，毕竟用素材的不止你一个人，如果直接生搬硬套风险太大，素材的存在是为了拓展我们的思路，而不是直接用。
我是用一整块时间去练习口语，平时就对着空气自问自答。
不要怕尴尬，因为口语本来就是一个与陌生人交流的过程。
当然，零碎时间也不要放过，可以用来背单词，如果背单词很枯燥，就在手机上的七悠雅思上看一看素材以及机经，最后你会发现，很多题目你都可以用同一个素材，只要稍作改动即可，替咱们备考节省了大量的时间。
最后就是上战场啦，深呼吸，自信微笑。
Part 2 部分，这里要注意啦！考官给咱们1 minute的时候，要表演的好像你真的经历过这件事情一样。
大连朗阁雅思培训—雅思口语备考需要巧妙使用词汇
大连朗阁雅思培训—雅思口语备考需要巧妙使用词汇雅思口语考试是大家避免不了的考试科目，那么想要取得雅思口语高分有什么好方法呢，这应该是大家比较关心的问题，接下来小编就来给大家介绍一下雅思口语考试我们需要巧妙的使用词汇。
雅思口语考试问题多种多样，大家要重视这一部分的内容。
就单凭词汇上的一枝独秀，也能在口语考试中赢得考官的青睐，那么雅思口语如何巧妙用词?雅思口语高分是怎么得来的?下面我们通过真题实例来进行逐一分析。
词汇妙用法一：同义词/近义词 &同义词链【真题实例】 Can you tell me something about your student life?【答题思路】虽然这是一个简单到不能再简单的问题，但我们也不能放弃妙用词汇的一次机会。
从积极的意义上讲，学生生活一定是exciting,interesting, colorful, impressive, stimulating,fascinating的代名词。
问题是：我们是否能在自己的回答中把这么多的同义词/近义词加以利用。
【参考答案】 Well, my student life has so many interesting and exciting things totalk about. First, I have made a lot of wonderful friends at school, and weshare many hobbies, duties and personal opinions. Then, there are a variety ofcolorful events on campus – almost every student joins a club, takes part in asocial activity, or becomes a member of some organization. These events are notonly fascinating for young people who like to explore the world, but are alsostimulating in terms of developing our thinking skills and lifestyles.该回答从两个层面描述学校生活的精彩：一是结识了很多好朋友;二是有各种各样的校园活动。
大连朗阁雅思培训— 告别雅思口语高分秘笈误区 打造口语真功夫
大连朗阁雅思培训—告别雅思口语高分秘笈误区打造口语真功夫一直以来，坊间流传了各种各样关于如何在雅思(微博)口语考试中拿高分的所谓“秘笈”。
有人说，考生要穿戴整洁、主动问候考官，好的印象分可以为考官“松绑”，争取拿高分。
有人说，考生在考试过程中要始终面带微笑来“感动”考官。
还有人说，考生应该反客为主，向考官提问来显示自己的英语水平。
其实，这些所谓的“秘笈”存在着巨大的误区。
归根结底，这些“秘笈”的始作俑者错误地认为雅思口语考试随意性大、考生可以影响考官的评估过程。
其实，雅思口语考试部分并不像外界认为的那样可以随意左右，这些“雕虫小技”是不足以影响经过严格培训和监查系统的考官的评估过程的，因为雅思口语考试体现的是雅思这一国际权威英语测试的“真功夫”。
1. 测试过程高度科学化首先，从考试的设计来说，雅思口语采用的是考生与考官面对面对话进行的测试方式，最客观公正地反映了考生在真实的英语言环境下的用英语进行表达的能力。
比如交换意见、表达观点、寻求和提供澄清以及使用肢体语言来加强口语表达的效果等。
另外，面对面的测试方式有助考生消除紧张情绪，可以保证考官使用的语言符合一个特定考生的语言水平，进而实际检测考生的水平，并让考生展示其真正的英语水平。
这与以往单纯的笔答分数而产生的“哑巴英语”有着截然的不同，也区别于脱离实际使用电脑进行口语考核的方式。
除此之外，经历过雅思口语考试的考生都应该注意到，除了涉及不同考题的内容以外，考官说话的内容基本保持一致、简练、而且不涉及考官的个人意见。
还有，在到达考试规定的时间后，考官会打断考生的回答。
这些在某些考生看来似乎有些“不近人情”，但其实这是雅思口语考试对考官程序化要求的一部分，目的就是要在考试过程中尽可能减少因考官不同而对考生造成的影响，确保所有考生面对的都是一样的考试过程。
2. 口语评分高度标准化时常有雅思考生很郁闷：为什么同班同学的英语还没有我好、但雅思口语比我高分？首先，这些考生混淆了“好”的定义。
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大连朗阁雅思培训—雅思口语:the politest person
Describe the politest person you know这个话题N年前就在雅思考试中出现过了，很多烤鸭看到它之后的第一个反应是，有礼貌的表现都有啥？或者没有礼貌的表现都有啥？再在前面加上not，就符合题目要求了。
这个
思路完全没错哦，不过不能单纯的罗列一群行为，这样凑到两分钟得挺难。
所以在大致列举出行为之后，要针对
某一个具体展开加入细节。
我们先列一下好的行为和坏的行为：
有礼貌的行为：
keep your voice down in public
offer your seat to someone on the bus
put away his cell phone when talking or eating with friends
compliment the host's cooking while you are invited to dinner
没礼貌的行为：
It's impolite to go to a friend's home for dinner without bringing a gift.
Eating food on a subway or bus is bad manners.
Talking with your mouth full is considered rude.
It's rude to cut in line.
blow your nose when eating with others
swear or use bad language
have an argument in public
show affection in public（当街秀恩爱，不知道从什么时候起这个变成了伤害狗的行为……）
如果还是达不到两分钟，别忘了，随便描写一下人物长相，可能会多说个二十秒……
The politest person I met is a high school boy living upstairs. He always wears a friendly smile on his face, saying hello to everyone he bumps into. He's not very tall, about average height, but he always works out at the gym, so he's well built, you know, with six-pack abs. I know that because he once taught me how to swim. Well, that's another story.
Anyway, his family is loaded, but he's not spoiled at all! I remember one time, when I just moved into the apartment, his friends threw him a surprise birthday party, and you know how
wild teenagers can be these days, so at the end of the party, the whole building was in a mess, balloons and cakes were everywhere, and the worst part is, it was noisy and disturbing the whole time. Some of the neighbors were so furious because it was Saturday, and they needed to rest. I was like, oh, great, another spoiled rich boy. However, to my surprise, after his friends were gone, he and his housemaid cleaned all that up instead of waiting around for the janitor to do it. And he
even apologized to me for all the noise they made. I thought, wow, what a courteous young man. He really made a great first impression on me!
And after getting to know each other, we became good friends; he's like a little brother tome and always helps me fix my computer and stuff.
(And he's going to college this year; I really hope he can do a great job in the college entrance examination.)
最后一句如果考官还不叫停可以接着说。
这个“有血有肉”的邻居富家子弟，其实根本不存在，但是很多细节就显得说的像真事儿一样。
如果再配上影帝级别的演技，考官肯定就被你拿下了。
Bump into somebody = run into somebody = to meet somebody by chance 例如：
Guess who I ran into today!
Well built = (of a person) with a solid, strong body
Abs = abdominals = the muscles of the abdomen
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