simmon雅思口语part3
IELTS Speaking Part 3: think 'paragraph'In part 3 of the speaking test, you should try to give longer, detailed answers. A good way to do this is to imagine that you are making a paragraph.Remember the 'paragraph building' techniques that we use in writing task 2:Idea, explain, exampleStart with a direct answer to the question, like the 'topic sentence' in a written paragraph. Then explain your answer in more detail, and support your explanation with an example.Try answering this question:Do you think that it's important for people to go on holiday?Firstly, secondly, finallyStart with the direct answer, then explain it by giving two or three reasons, and maybe an example too.Try answering this question:Why do you think some people prefer not to go abroad on holiday?IELTS Speaking Part 3: idea, explain, personal exampleLet's look at a sample answer using the "idea, explain, example" structure. This time I'm using a personal example in the last sentence.What disagreements do teenagers often have with their parents? Why?(Idea / basic answer)Teenagers disagree with their parents about all sorts of things, like the clothes they want to wear, whether they can go out with their friends, doing homework, and how much help they give their parents around the house. (Explain why)I think the teenage years are when we develop a sense of identity, and we want to make our own decisions rather than follow other people's instructions. (Personal example)I remember having disagreements with my own parents, usually about simple things like getting up early in the morning, tidying my room, or doing the washing up!IELTS Speaking Part 3: 'TV programme' answersHere are my sample answers to the questions that I shared with you last week. Notice that I use the 3 or 4 steps that I recommended, and remember to note down any good words or phrases that you find.1. Do you think most people watch TV for education or for entertainment?I think people watch TV primarily for entertainment. There are far more entertainment programmes than educational ones, and in my experience most people treat television as a form of relaxation in the evening. If I think about the most popular TV programmes in the UK, such as talent shows like 'X Factor' or soap operas like 'Eastenders', the focus is definitely on entertainment rather than education.2. Should TV play a role in educating children? How?Yes, it definitely should play a role in my opinion. Good children's TV programmes should tell stories that contain some kind of lesson about how to behave or what is morally right and wrong. Many of the traditional fairy tales, such as 'Cinderella', have been made into TV programmes, and there is always a postive message in those stories.3. How do you think TV viewing habits change as people get older?TV viewing habits obviously change a lot as we get older. While toddlers might watch programmes about talking animals, teenagers prefer action and adventure or sports, and as adults we start taking an interest in news and politics. My own preferences, for example, have changed over the years - I would never have watched news programmes when I was younger. I think it would be very strange if our viewing habits didn't mature!IELTS Speaking Part 3: tensesWhen answering the two questions below, you should be aware that the examiner is expecting to hear some different verb tenses.1. Do you think films have changed since you were a child?No, I don’t think films have changed much since I was a child. When I wasyounger I enjoyed watching action films, and the Hollywood formula for this type of film seems to be the same today. For example,I liked the original ‘Superman’ films, and superheroes are stilla popular subject for film-makers.2. As the technology for home viewing improves, do you thinkpeople willstop going to the cinema in future?No, I don’t think that people will stop going to the cinema. People can already buy fantastic home viewing equipment, but itstill feels more special to share the experience of watching a new film with a theatre full of people. I don't think that technology will be able to replicate that cinema atmosphere.IELTS Speaking Part 3: long answer techniqueHere's the technique that I recommend for giving long answers in part 3:1.Answer the question directly2.Explain why3.Give an example4.Explain the alternative / oppositeHere's an example using a question from last week's lesson:Do you think that it's better to have clear aims for the future, or is it best to take each day as it comes?(Answer)I think it’s best to have a good idea of what you want to do with your life, especially in terms of studies and career. (Why)Having aims allows you to plan what you need to do today and tomorrow in order to achieve longer-term objectives. (Example)For example, if you want to become a doctor, you need to choose the right subjects at school, get the right exam results, and work hard at university. (Opposite)Withouta clear aim, it would be impossible to take the necessary steps towards a career in medicine, or any other profession.IELTS Speaking Part 3: 'community' answersHere are my sample answers for the part 3 'community' topic:1) What are some of the ways people can help others in the community? Which is the most important?I think there are many ways to help others in our local communities. For example, where I live, some people volunteer to run activity clubs for children, or they help out in residential homes for elderly people. Others give money, food or clothes to organisations that support people living below the poverty line. In my opinion, there isn’t a scale of importance when it comes to helping others; all forms of help are positive.2) Why do you think some people like to help other people?Most people get a good feeling when they help others, and they understand that we can all experience difficult times in our lives when we might need support. For example, we all grow old, and we all run the risk of losing our jobs or having a health problem that affects our ability to look after ourselves. So, I think people help others because they empathise with them.3) Some people say that people help others in the community more now than they did in the past. Do you agree or disagree? Why?I disagree with that kind of opinion. It’s impossible to generalise about how much people help in their communities from one generation to the next, so I don’t think we should try to judge or compare how altruistic people are now or were in the past. There have always been those who help others and those who don’t.IELTS Speaking Part 3: answer structureDid you notice how I structured my answers in last week's lesson?Answer 11. Answer the question - "it depends"2. Explain one side3. Explain the other side4. Give an exampleAnswer 21. Firstly - first characteristic of a good listener2. Secondly - second characteristic3. Finally - third characteristicAnswer 31. Answer the question - "it's a mixture of both things"2. Explain one side3. Explain the other sideBasically, I'm using Idea, Explain, (Example)or Firstly, Secondly, Finally, just as I do when I'm writing main paragraphs for writing task 2. The more you practise using these two patterns, the easier it becomes to give longer, more coherent answers.IELTS Speaking Part 3: 'advice' answersHere are my sample answers for the 'advice' questions from this lesson:1. Is it better to get advice from a friend or from a family member?I think it depends on the kind of advice that you need. Parents and grandparents probably have more life experience than a friend, and so you might get a wiser or more sensible answer from them. On the other hand, friends are less likely to become too worried if you go to them with a problem. For example, I probably wouldn’t want to burden my parents with a financial problem.2. What would you say are the characteristics of a good adviser?Well, firstly, a good adviser should be a good listener, someone who takes the time to understand the situation before offering advice. Secondly, an adviser should try to be objective, and avoid judging the person who is seeking help. Finally, I think the best advisers have the ability to ask the right questions and encourage others to find their own answers.3. Should people make their own work and career decisions, or is it a good idea to ask for advice about this?I’d say that it’s a mixture of both things. Most of us talk to family, friends, teachers or colleagues before we make career choices. However, I believe that the final decision should rest with the individual; we all need to take ultimate responsibility for the big life choices that we make.IELTS Speaking Part 3: 'paragraph' answersHere are my answers to the questions in last week's lesson.1) Do you think that it's important for people to go on holiday?Answer using 'idea, explain, example'Yes, I think we all need to go on holiday at least once or twice a year. It isn’t healthy to work all year round without some time off to relax; we all need to take a break and recharge our batteries from time to time. Last summer, for example, I went on holiday to France for a couple of weeks, and it was great to leave all of my usual responsibilities behind me. I came home feeling really refreshed and reinvigorated.2) Why do you think some people prefer not to go abroad on holiday?Answer using 'firstly, secondly, finally'I suppose there are different reasons why some people choose not to go abroad on holidays. Firstly, it’s usually more expensive to travel abroad than it is to stay at home. A second reason could be that some people find it stressful to spend time in a foreign country where they don’t speak the language, or where they feel that they can’t easily integrate with the locals. Finally, many people just love where they live, and don’t feel the need to travel abroad.IELTS Speaking: if you don't know what to sayIn Sunday's lesson I suggested answering in the following way if you don't know what to say:"Well, I don't really know much about... because..., but I suppose..."In other words, you admit that you don't really know what to say, you explain why, then you invent an answer anyway. Let's try using the formula above with an example.Question:What kinds of jobs might stop when the season changes?Answer:Well, I don't really know much about seasonal jobs because everyone works all year round where I live, but I suppose that some jobs related to tourism must stop at the end of the summer holiday period.IELTS Speaking: if you don't understandWhat should you do if you don't understand a question in the speaking test? Here are my tips:Part 1In part 1, the examiner is not allowed to help you, but he/she can repeat the question. Just say: "Sorry, can you repeat the question please?" If you still don't understand the second time, try to say something related to the topic or any of the words that you heard. Try your best, then focus on the next question.Part 2You are given a task card with the question written on it, so you shouldn't have any problems in this part. If there is a word that you don't understand on the task card, don't ask the examiner - he/she is not allowed to help.Part 3In this part of the test, the examiner is allowed to rephrase the question. If you don't understand, just say something like: "Sorry, can you explain that question in a different way please?"Part 1: stop and smileFor part 1 of the speaking test, you need to get used to giving short answers. Many students find it difficult to stop speaking, and the examiner is forced to interrupt. My tip is to give your answer then stop and smile, showing the examiner that you are ready for the next question.Part 2: tell a storyIn the context of speaking part 2, a story is simply a long example to illustrate a point that you have made. If you’re describing a person, for example, you could tell a story to illustrate why you like him/her. People find it easy to keep speaking for longer when they have a story to tell.Part 3: include an ‘if...’ sentenceLook at technique number 2 in this lesson. The 'alternatives' technique helps you to say more, and it also encourages you to add a conditional 'if...' sentence, which might help your grammar score.IELTS Speaking: if you don't know the answerHow do you answer a question when you don't know anything about the topic? There are 2 things you can do:1.Be honest and explain why you don't know2.Guess, and tell the examiner that you are guessingExample question:How has technology affected the kinds of music that young people listen to?My answer, using both tips above:(1)To be honest I don't really know the answer to that because I'm completely out of touch with what young people are listening to, and I'm not a fan of pop music.(2)However, I suppose that technology must have affected music. Maybe young people are listening to music that has been made using computer software instead of real musical instruments like the piano or guitar.IELTS Speaking Part 3: add more detailIn this lesson I mentioned 3 techniques to help you give longer answers: ask yourself why, explain the alternatives, give an example.Most students have no problem with the first step (explaining why), but they aren't so good at giving alternatives or examples. Take the following question from last week's lesson for example.Question:In your opinion, are newspapers important?Example student answer:Yes, in my opinion newspapers are very important (why?)because they give us information about what is happening around theworld. (why?)They are a vital source of knowledge about education, technology, medicine and many other fields.This is a good start, but let's try to raise the answer to band 9 level.Example answer with 'alternative' and 'example':Yes, in my opinion newspapers are very important (why?)because they give us information about what is happening around theworld. (why?)They are a vital source of knowledge about education, technology, medicine and many other fields. (alternative?)If newspapers didn’t exist, I think the quality of news coverage would suffer because there would be fewer professional journalists.(example?)We would have to rely, for example, on unpaid bloggers who do not have the budgets to carry out detailed research before they write an article.IELTS Speaking Part 3: longer answersDo you remember my advice about how to give longer answers in part 3?∙Answer the question directly∙Ask yourself why or how (and explain in detail)∙Give an example∙Mention an alternative or opposite answerExample questionDo you think the seasons still influence people's behaviour?Example answerYes, I do think the seasons affect how we behave. (how?)We still wear different clothes depending on the weather, and clothes shops change what they sell according to the season. We also adapt our habits and daily routines according to the time of year. (example)For example, people in my country like to eat outside in their gardens in the summer, but we can't do that during the other seasons. (opposite)On the other hand, I don't think we notice the change in seasons when it comes to food; the big supermarkets import food from around the world, so most people don't buy seasonal fruit and vegetables any more.IELTS Speaking Part 3: verb tensesIn part 3 of the speaking test, it's common to get questions about the past and future, as well as questions about 'now'. The examiner will be listening to your use of verb tenses:What types of transport are there in your town?In Manchester I think you can find every form of transport apart from an underground system. You can drive around the city by car or get on a bus; thereare even free buses that take people between the train stations. Manchester alsohas a tram system, and of coursethere are taxis too.How has transport changed since your grandparents were young?Well, they had cars, trains and planes back then, and London already had the underground system, but I suppose the difference is that technology has movedon. Having said that, the transportsystem is not necessarily better nowadays; people travel a lot more, and I'm sure we spend more time stuck in traffic.What types of transport do you think we will use in the future?I'm not sure, but hopefully we'll have cars that drive themselves and never crash. I think we'll probably fly more, and it mightbecome normal to have your own plane. On the other hand, many cities are building more bicycle lanes, so maybe we will use cars less for getting around towns and cities.IELTS Speaking Part 3: make it personalIn part 3 of IELTS speaking, it really helps if you give personal examples: 1. Do you think it's important for people to have hobbies? Why?Yes, I think people need to have hobbies because we all need to do things we enjoy in our spare time. In my case, I find that playing football once a week with some friends helps me to relax, keep fit and forget about work.I think it's the same for everyone.2. Can hobbies have any negative effects?Yes, if you spend too much time on your hobby, it can affect other parts of your life. I remember that one of my friends spent most of his time at university playing computer games instead of studying. In the end, he failed most of his exams.IELTS Speaking Part 3: more long answersHere are 3 techniques to help you give longer, more detailed answers:1.Keep asking yourself "why?"2.Explain the alternatives3.Give an exampleQuestion:Do you think that school children should be encouraged to have their own ideas, or is it more important for them to learn what their teachers give them?Answer:I think that we should definitely allow children to be creative and have their own ideas. (why?)Children need to develop the ability to think for themselves and solve problems (why?)because as adults they will not always have somebody to guide them or tell them what todo. (alternatives?)If we don't allow children to have their own ideas, they will be less successful in the adult world; they will be too reliant on others. (example?) A doctor, for example, might encounter a situation that he or she hasn't been trained for, but will still be expected to make a decision that could save someone's life.What do you think are the most important qualities for friends to have?Maybe the most important things are that friends need to share common interests and be honest with each other. (why?)Friends are people we spend a lot of time with, so it definitely helps if they enjoy doing the same activities or talking about the same topics as we do, and of course we need to be able to trust our friends, so honesty is vital for a good friendship. (alternatives / example?)I think I would struggle to become friends with someone who didn’t have anything in common with me, or who wasn’t reliable or trustworthy.How important do you think it is for a person to spend some time alone?I’d say that it’s essential to spend a bit of time alone, even if it’s just a few minutes a day. (why?)When you have a few minutes to yourself, it’s a chance to take stock and reflect on things. (why?)Most of us live such busy lives that our brains need time to catch up every now and then. (example / alternatives?)Personally, I try to have a bit of “me time” every day; I’ll go for a coffee or find a quiet place tosit and read the newspaper. If I never had any time alone, I think I’d go mad!IELTS Speaking Part 3: questions about the futureWhen the examiner asks a question like the one below, you know that you are being tested on your ability to express ideas in the future tense.How do you think the design of homes will change in the future?Example answer:I don't think there will be much change in terms of what houses look like from the outside. In this country, people still like traditional brick or stone houses. Having said that, the design of apartment blocks will probably continue to develop, with more and more experimental or futuristic buildings made of glass and metal. Iimagine that it will be the insides of homes that change the most; houses will no doubt be full of technological devices to make our liveseasier. Maybe we'll havethings like voice-controlled doors, lights and appliances.IELTS Speaking Part 3: 'history' topicQuestions in part 3 of the speaking test follow on from the topic you were given in part 2. So, after last week's historic event question, you might be asked some further questions about history and events. For example:1. What do you think we can learn by studying events of the past?I think we can learn a lot by studying history. Just as individual people learn from their mistakes, societies can learn from the mistakes made by previous governments or leaders. For example, from what I've read in the newspapers, many economists are looking back to the time of the Great Depression, around 80 years ago, in order to understand the financial crisis that is currently affecting many countries around the world. Even if we don't always learn from mistakes, I think it's fascinating to study history because it gives us an insight into who we are and where we come from.2. What important events do you think might take place in the future?It's really difficult to predict what will happen in the future; most of the big, historic events of the past would have been impossible to foresee. For example, I don't think that anyone living 100 years ago could have imagined that people would one day walk on the moon! If I had to guess what might happen in the future, I'd like to think that scientists will invent cures for diseases like cancer, and we'll all live longer.。
雅思口语Part 3答题小窍门
雅思口语Part 3答题小窍门在雅思口语中，Part 3可以说是是口语考试中最难也是最令人头疼的一部分。
原因便在于这部分的问题远比Part 1的生活类问答要复杂许多，同时对考生的瞬间思维能力及逻辑思维能力要求较高。
针对目前许多国外院校对雅思口语单项分数的要求较高的现状，导致了许多烤鸭们都力争在口语单项上要达到7分甚至更高。
因此，口语考试Part 3成为了很多雅思考生们不得不跨的坎。
在这篇文章中，三立在线老师将为大家阐述如何搞定口语Part 3的一些技巧以及如何避免Part 3跑题。
一、Part 3难点归纳Part 3, 这个让烤鸭们谈之色变的部分，到底难在哪呢？不同的考生对之有不同的感觉和想法。
在这里，可以大致归纳为以下几点：1. 很多学生会出现听不懂题目的情况，出现答非所问的状况。
有些考生会让考官重复问题，对考官说“pardon”，但是过多的要求重复问题往往遭到考官的反感和厌烦，所以很多考点出现了考官在要求2次以上pardon的情况下直接跳下一题的情况。
这样一方面会影响考官的判分，同时也会影响考生的考试心理状态，继而影响后续的发挥。
2. 基于Part 3本身问题的特色——“刁钻”，“变态”，很多考生反应不知道说什么，甚至不理解问题本身的意思，造成了过久的停顿或者沉默。
加上Part 3没有思考的时间，而面对来势汹汹的复杂问题，考生一下子难以把答案组织地条理清晰，所以即使努力避免不让自己沉默，也只能无奈之下东拉西扯，想到哪里说到哪里。
3. 很多考生无法在有限的时间内，做到答案内容与“高难词”“闪光词”的兼顾。
所以即使答案顾及了流利度，而又无法兼顾词汇量的要求。
二、Part 3方法论——题型分析法针对上述问题，三立在线教师为大家推荐一个有效的方法——题型分析法，去有效的帮助考生们在短时间内改善Part 3的答题表现。
口语Part 3基本可以分为9大题型，即contrast（对比题），analyses （分析题），options（选择题）, flaws（缺点题）, solutions（解决方案题）, prospect（未来前景题）, opinions（个人观点题）, meaning（意义题）, conditions（当前状况题）。
雅思口语part3问题总结与解析
雅思口语part3问题总结与解析第一篇：雅思口语part3问题总结与解析雅思口语part3问题总结与解析为了大家能更好的备考雅思考试，前程百利雅思小编特为大家整理雅思口语part3问题总结与解析，包了最新雅思听说读写备考资料，以及最权威的参考书，处于备考中的考生们，还等什么呢！1.原因论述类考题：在回答这种类型的雅思口语考题时,----问题的重点,且一定要紧扣此重点, 不能游离出去------探寻原因,这样,思路就能更加开阔,更能做到有话可说。
比如下面这道题：what is the reason why so many people want to become famous?参考答案：I believe many people want to become famous for two reasons.The first reason is if they become famous, they can make a lot of easy money and they can make their life easier.The second reason is they can make powerful friends and they will be powerful enough to protect their friends and family better.非常高频的出现一些因果的表达法,如because, due to, owing to, the reason why...is that..., contribute to, lead to, give rise to, be attributed to, result from 等。
2.情况对比类考题：这类题目说穿了就是对于正反两面的讨论。
因此,经常用到的词就有 advantages, benefits, merits, upsides, plus points, disadvantages, drawbacks, downsides, minus points 等。
雅思口语Part3六大问题类型的备考(一)
雅思口语Part3六大问题类型的备考(一)一、Part 3概况考试时间：4~5分钟考试形式：一问一答(与Part 1一样)话题内容：绝大部分与第二部分相关Part 3与Part 1的区别Part 1 ：基本话题(Basic questions)熟悉话题(familiar topics)。
比如What kinds of music do you like?侧重于考生自己/个体。
Part 3：一般话题(General questions)社会话题(social issues/global questions)。
比如What factors can influence People’s Tastes in music?侧重于群体。
Part 3与Part 2的关联——关键词相同。
比如Part 2：Describe a famous personPart 3：1. What’s the advantages and disadvantages of being famous?2. How can people get famous these days?二、问题类型Part 3的问题类型能够分为6大类：对比、原因、预测、利弊、问题、措施。
下面给大家分享不同类型的回答策略。
1. 对比：能够分为四个类型——性别对比、古今对比、年龄对比和地域对比。
回答的关键在于转折连接词的使用。
常见的转折连词Whereas;in contrast;on one hand，on the other hand; instead;however;nevertheless;unlike;even though;on the contrary;while;in/by contrasta性别对比What‘s the differences of consuming habits between men and women?Sample：Well， there are lots of difference. However，I think that the most significant difference wo uld be…On the contrary, men are prone to go shopping when they think that they have to.In addition to this, another possible distinction might be that men usually buy electronic appliance…，while women are more likely to prefer buying clothes，cosmetics，jewelry.b年龄对比Do old and young people like the same kind of music?Sample：To be honest，I don’t think that they are fond of the same kind of music. …The old are apt to listen tosome …conversely，the young are more likely to…great rhythm.A further contrast is that old people…，while young people prefer…c地域对比when people purchase something，do you think people in city and in countryside would have the same purchasing behaviors?Sample：Well， obviously， there are a variety of differences in purchasing behaviors between people living in city and in countryside. The most first key distinction is that…，however， people in countryside prefer to think about the price.On top of that，a sec ond distinction could be …，on the country， peple on countryside are more likely to buy some daily necessity.d古今对比Are free time nowadays longer than that 20 years ago in your country?古今对比中不但连接词和开头的概括句很重要，时态也很关键。
雅思口语part 3 答题思路实例解析
雅思口语part 3 答题思路实例解析雅思口语中Part3有关人类行为对生态影响类话题是十分常见的话题。
讨论的角度可以从宏观的层面上来讨论，人类本身的行为如何影响了地球的整体自然环境；亦可以从微观角度分析，人类的某些行为是如何影响某物种的生活习性，例如改变了物种的捕食习惯，繁衍地等。
下面我们通过举例：海龟由于人类行为而形成的新的坏习惯，给大家呈现，人类行为对生态的影响，是如何论证的。
1.Turtles have an unfortunate habit of devouring plastic objects floating in the sea.These then get snared in their alimentary canals, cannot be broken down by the animals' digestive enzymes and may ultimately kill them.It is widely assumed that this penchant for plastics is a matter of mistaken identity.Drifting plastic bags, for instance, look similar to jellyfish, which many types of turtles love to eat. Yet lots of plastic objects that end up inside turtles have no resemblance to jellyfish.【翻译】海龟有一个坏习惯，就是吞食漂浮在海里的塑料制品。
然后这些东西会陷入消化道，无法被动物的消化酶分解，并最终可能致死。
人们普遍认为，这种对塑料的嗜好是一种错误的识别。
例如，漂浮的塑料袋看起来就像许多海龟喜欢吃的水母。
【思路】对于这类话题，我们首先可以阐述事实情况，然后展现出大多数人的一种普遍想法，最后通过科学的研究来展现出导致该事实发生的真实原因。
雅思口语考试part3解答技巧
雅思口语考试part3解答技巧雅思口语考试，每一部分的回答都有其相对应的技巧，针对雅思口语考试中最具挑战性的part3，小新给出了详细的解答技巧，烤鸭们可以进行参考，了解哪些问题是雅思口语考官常问的，，整理好相应的雅思口语答题结构！雅思口语考试第三部分和第一部分所采取的方式是一致的，但是第三部分问题更具挑战性。
第一部分主要是关于“你”的，所以多数问题都是围绕“you”展开的，而在第三部分，问题是围绕“其他人”“你们国家的人”“男人，女人”“老人，年轻人，小孩”“过去的人，现在的人，将来的人”等主题展开的，其问题更具普遍性，也更抽象。
由于雅思口语第三部分题库众多，考生很难去通过题库去准备这一部分，但可以根据第三部分考官常爱问的题目类型，整理好相应的雅思口语答题结构，做到模板在心中。
以下是考官常问的几种雅思口语part3类型：1. 差异（comparison)【必备句型】There are quite a few /many differences between them. And the most significant one is....There are a whole of distinction. The most obvious one is... And a second difference is...It seems to me that they are just totally different.The main differences I can think of now are...另外，很多转折的连词也可以用在此类的题型中，比如while/ by contrast/ in contrast/ unlike/ compared with/unlike/on the other hand对比现在和过去，或者现在对比将来，可以用一些表示时间的短语，例如：in the past, historically, in the previous days, people used to; at present, currently, in today’s society, these days, in the future, it’s likely in the future, several decades from now2. 问题原因分析或者解决方案（cause or solutions)【“原因”类问题的必备句型】Actually, i believe more than one factor lead to this problem. The most significant one is ... And a secondary one is...In my mind, a number of factors attribute to this problem. The most obvious one is ....I personally think a lot of factors are involved here. The chief contributing factor is ...To the best of my knowledge, the causes of ... are quite complicated.The underlying/potential problem is..... is closely linked to ..表“结果”：as a result, as a consequence, consequently, thus【“解决方法”类问题的必备句型】To solve the problem, the government should take a lot of measures.I believe that will involve a wide range of efforts here. And the initial thing that should be done is ... Then, ... And most importantly,...A number of actions should be taken.The most sensible way to confront this problem would be...Ideally/theoretically, ... But in practice,....五大解决问题措施1. 法律法规：relevant laws and regulations should be issued to fight against ... And to protect...2. 政策支持：relevant policies should be issued by government to support the development of ...3. 财力支持：financial support should be looked for to fund the development of ...4. 教育启迪：education should work on evoking public awareness of the importance of ....5. 媒体监督：mass media should have strict supervision over....3. 利弊(advantage and disadvantage)【“利”的必备句型】It is beneficial for a variety of reasons.Obviously, the advantages include....The main advantage of ... Is ...It is positive also due to the fact...Its most obvious advantage is ...同义替换：benefit, merit, favorable aspect, positive aspect, strong point, strength【“弊”的必备句型】There are some risks involved here.Apparently, it is disturbing because...One drawback of ... Is ..One major concern about this issue is ...同义替换：shortcomings, negative aspects, drawbacks, weaknesses, weak points.【“利弊兼备”的必备句型】It cuts both way.., but on the other hand,...It is a mixed blessing that...It is a double-edged sword.。
雅思考试口语part3话题答案
雅思考试口语part3话题答案take 1Topic:Describe a memorable wedding that you attendedYou should say ：When it wasWho was thereWhat you did th ereand explain why you think it was successfulSample answer:Ok,well I've actually been to quite a few weddings, because I'm now at the age when a lot of my friends are starting to get married ，so it was kind of difficult choosing which one to describe,but I guess probably the easiest for me to talk about would be the most recent one I went to,which was that of a neighbor of mine.Also,what I should probably make clear to you first, though,is that weddings here in China tend to just involve the weddingreception,as you may know,without the signing of marriagedocuments,which is usually done in private several months before the wedding, so it's just the reception which I'm going to talk about.And as for who was there,well,I couldn't tell you everyone, because there were absolutely loads of people,you know,the hall was pretty packed,so my guess would be that there were probably something like 250 to 300 guests, and if I'm not mistaken, it seemed to be that the majority were friends and relatives of the bride and groom,although I also noticed that they had invited quite a few of their colleagues from work as well,because one of them, who I think was her boss, went up on stage to make a speech at some point.So regarding how I felt at the wedding,well,to put it simply, it was a really wonderful wedding,and there were some parts of it that moved me quite a lot，such as when the bride broke down in tears whenshe was on stage thanking her parents for all the support they had given her.It was also really clear to see how much the bride and groom loved each other,as they couldn't take their eyes off each other the whole evening,so，I was really happy for them and was glad that I made it to their wedding.That's pretty much it,I think,so thanks a lot for listening.take 2not allowed to use your phone1.Q. How can technology make our life easier?A. Technology is the use of invented science and the uses of technological tools and that have made our life easier. For example, we are using watches to get time, watching television for different reasons, and using telephones for communication purposes etc and thus our life is made easier than before. But if there were no clock, television or telephone invented, certainly we should have stayed in the primitive age. The current advancement would not have been possible. Technology has changed that way we study, work or even spend our leisure time. With the help of the technology, we can have a better life standard with much more efficient tools and devices to help us in every way possible.2.Q. What are some greatest inventions you know about?A. There are a large number of inventions have been done so far, but the most important invention appears to me is the invention of electricity. Then I should consider the invention of wheels which truly has made the communication system and travelling easier to us. Thirdly I should consider the invention of Internet, which has radically changed the world. Apart from that light bulbs, aeroplane, penicillin, telephone are some other greatest inventions of all time in my opinion.3.Q. Why should we restrict the use of mobile phone in public places?A. Mobile phone, undoubtedly, is an important invention but it has some detrimental impacts too. Using mobile phones at public places may appear indecent. Mobile phone users talk about countless issues but sometimes the speeches may cause irritation to others existing on thepublic spots. Moreover, the speakers may also reveal their secrets inadvertently that may hamper their privacy. Moreover, since the public places are always crowded, the chance of accidents is more while talking on mobile phones.4.Q. Why mobile phones are gaining its popularity?A. Mobile phones are gaining popularity as those are easy to carry. Moreover, someone can buy a mobile phone at an affordable cost and without any legal complexities. Besides, the tariffs are also economic. It is far more convenient that other means of communication system and faster to deliver the message. So, the mobile phones are gaining popularity gradually.5.Q. Can you do without your mobile phone?A. In the current days, it is impossible for me to do without a mobile phone for a single day. I need the phone not only for communication purpose, but I also use the phone for passing my time by playing games, using internet applications and more other necessary issues. So it would be quite difficult for me not to use the mobile phone.。
雅思口语part 3 结构
雅思口语part 3 结构
雅思口语Part 3是雅思口语考试中的最后一个部分，主要是针对Part 2的话题展开更深入的讨论和探究。
以下是雅思口语Part 3的一般结构：
1. 引入问题，考官会先引入一个与Part 2话题相关的问题，以引起考生的兴趣并开启对话。
2. 深入讨论，考官会提出一系列与话题相关的问题，要求考生就这些问题发表自己的观点、提供例子或解释原因。
3. 进一步探究，考官可能会对考生的回答进行进一步的追问，以引导考生展开更深入的思考和讨论。
4. 结束问题，考官会逐渐结束Part 3，通常会提出一个总结性的问题，要求考生给出一个总体的回答或观点。
在回答Part 3的问题时，以下是一些建议：
1. 语言表达，尽量使用多样化的词汇和句型，展示自己的语言
能力。
可以使用一些连接词如"Firstly, secondly, moreover, however"等来组织自己的回答。
2. 提供例子，在回答问题时，尽量提供具体的例子来支持自己的观点。
这可以使你的回答更具说服力和可信度。
3. 深入思考，尽量从多个角度思考问题，并给出全面的回答。
考官希望看到考生能够展开思维，不仅仅停留在表面层面。
4. 注意语速和流利度，在回答问题时，要注意语速和流利度。
尽量避免过快或过慢的语速，保持自然流畅的表达。
总之，在雅思口语Part 3中，考生需要展示自己的语言能力、思维深度和逻辑性。
通过充分准备和练习，考生可以在这一部分获得更高的分数。
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IELTS Speaking Part 3：think 'paragraph’In part 3 of the speaking test，you should try to give longer, detailed answers。
A good way to do this is to imagine that you are making a paragraph.Remember the 'paragraph building' techniques that we use in writing task 2:Start with a direct answer to the question, like the 'topic sentence’ in a written paragraph。
Then explain your answer in more detail，and support your explanation with an example.Try answering this question： Do you think that it's important for people to go on holiday？Start with the direct answer, then explain it by giving two or three reasons，and maybe an example too。
Try answering this question： Why do you think some people prefer not to go abroad on holiday?IELTS Speaking Part 3: idea，explain, personal exampleLet’s look at a sample answer using the ”idea, explain，example” structure. This time I’m using a personal example in the last sentence。
雅思口语part3考官爱用套路分享
雅思口语part3考官爱用套路分享不少同学在准备雅思口语的时候喜欢把重点都放在Part2上面，而Part3的问题往往是看一眼就过去了。
但实际上Part3的问题往往很抽象又难答复，更不可能像雅思口语Part 2一样有一份具体的题库，如果是毫无准备的情况下被问到，经常是卡壳而没有条理地胡说一通，前面的精心准备也大打了折扣。
今天就分享一下常见的雅思口语Part3问题规律，和一些答题的思路，以不变应万变。
Male vs. Female发现了没，雅思口语part3最爱考的其实就是比照，男女性别之差又是一大比照，主要是问态度方面的差异。
答题思路大家都明白了，考官就是想听到你说出二者差异之处和在，所以越鲜明越好。
当然也可以反其道而行之，说没有任何差异，反正是个人观点，不会有对错之分的。
Beneficial for children?儿童的特点。
一个关键词susceptible. 这个词既点明了儿童的特点，又为你下面的阐述做铺垫，更关键的是这个词儿的高级程度根本上能让考官眼前一亮!所以可以答复：Children are the most susceptible group in our society, they are constantly curious about everything around them and by nature want to learn stuff from their surroundi，都是手到擒来的事儿啦。
Governmental support?这个话题虽然有些敏感，但出现频率也不小，主要是问一些社会问题应不应该得到政府的资助，比方图书馆的修建啦，教育啦，等等等等，答复一般都是yes,当然啦你答No也不会因此扣分的，自圆其说即可。
这个问题看似高级，很容易让烤鸭乱了阵脚，答复起来也很简单: Yes, X is extremely important to A,B, and ernment should take the responsibility to help X develop andprogress, best by supporting it financially.Importance?很简单啦，就是问某个事物的重要性，很泛泛很抽象的问题，大家自己准备话题的时候留个心吧，因为这个也没有啥模板可以套，能说出个一两点就行了，如果能够带入到个人自己身上具体举例说就更棒了，亦鸥上的根据Part2的两个part3方向非常好。
雅思口语第三部分精华(最新)
1.given that they are making so much effort, i am sure they will clean up the city before all the tourists come 2 considering that they have been working so hard,i have no doubt they will get the scholarships 3 since they are currently putting more money into education,i think that in 10 years most of the schools will be very modern
there are a lot of problems with X
there are a lot of problems with the national football team one major concern (withX)that needs addressing is Y one major concern with the aging population that needs addressing is how we are going to pay for all of the pensions
better public transport _____stopping using
private vehicles which hurt the environment
extra techniques
common sense :
everyone knows that ...
it is common knowlege that use numbers