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雷区注意！小心别踩这些雅思口语的“坑”
对于很多中国考生来说，雅思口语考试一直是“软肋”所在，同时在考试中，由于和考官是一对一的考试，不能避免的也产生了紧张感，下面，环球教育老师就来分析一下雅思口语考试中会被提及到的问题及考生最容易踩的“软肋”。
一、口语软肋
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。
二、如何进行提高
考生平时除了话题、句子的积累，更要多加强一些口语考试环境的模拟。往往有很多考生平时练习和积累很好，但一到考场上就出现怯场，连平时能听懂的、会说也不会了，这严重影响了考试成绩。
三、考前考生应注意些什么?
答复：考前心情放松，心态平和，考试才能正常发挥水平。因为考试首先考验的是大家的心态。所以，环球教育老师建议考生考前做到一下几点：
1.提前一周调整作息，习惯早睡早起。
争取把最佳状态调整到上午时间段，而非继续做夜猫子。
2.优先排序复习任务，做到有条不紊，尽力而为。
即使无力完成复习目标，也不要苛求，不必给自己太大压力。
3.保证做题惯性，营造英文环境。
坚持每天做一篇阅读，一段听力，写一篇作文，念一阵英文。
4.摆正心态，全力投入，追求目标，贵在过程。
相信天公酬勤，只要付出必有收获。
四、考生在雅思口语考试部分的得分普遍在5分左右，真正的高分是凤毛麟角的。那在考口语中如何才能得高分?考官在现场测评考生的口语能力时，主要的判断依据是什么呢?
答复：根据本人口语8分经验，认为考官主要从以下几个方面评判考生的口语分数。
1.回答准确，内容充实。
对于考官的每一个问题，考生应当给予丰满的回答，一味回答YES/NO,会使自己陷入被动，给考官太多机会随机发问，反而增加难度。建议围绕考官问题充分给予生动描述，因果解释，对照对比，列举总结，这样考官就很难有太多疑问来轰炸你。
2.用词恰当丰富，时态准确，无明显语法错误。
口语注重过去，现在和将来三个时态的准备表达，考生不能掉以轻心。用词尽量避免重复，多使用描述性词汇，会使表达形象生动。
3.逻辑清晰，思维连贯。
口语表达中适当的使用诸如举例，递进，列举，因果，时间等连接词，会使表达层次分明，清楚易懂。对于态度偏好类提问，要立场分明，论据与立场相关，否则会让考官感到考生思维不清。
4.语速适中，发音标准，表达流畅。
漂亮的发音会使考官眼前一亮，语速太快会给考官带来听力障碍，流利表达是考取高分的关键。
雅思官方题目雅思口语全真模拟试题 还原整个考试过程
英国文化协会最近在英国官网公布了一份接近真实考试的口语试题(含三个部分)，包括考官问题和考生回答。由于这份题目和问答接近真实考试，环球教育特意推给大家感受感受。尤其part 1部分是我们最常被问到的题目之一。希望可以帮助到大家。
1、Speaking test part 1 questions
Let’s talk about your home town or village:
what kind of place is it?
what’s the most interesting part of your town/village?
what kind of jobs do the people in your town/village do?
would you say it’s a good place to live? (why?)
Let’s move on to talk about accommodation:
tell me about the kind of accommodation you live in?
how long have you lived there?
what do you like about living there?
what sort of accommodation would you most like to live in?
模拟答案 Transcript
Examiner: Now, in this first part, I’d like to ask you some more questions about yourself, OK?
Let’s talk about your home town or village. What kind of place is it?
Candidate: It’s quite a small village, about 20km from Zurich. And it’s very quiet. And we have only little ... two little shops because most of the people work in Zurich or are orientated to the city.
Examiner: What’s the most interesting part of this place ... village?
Candidate: On the top of a hill we have a little castle which is very old and quite well known in Switzerland.
Examiner: What kind of jobs do people in the village do?
Candidate: We have some farmers in the village as well as people who work in Zurich as bankers or journalists or there are also teachers and some doctors, some medicines.
Examiner: Would you say it’s a good place to live?
Candidate: Yes. Although it is very quiet, it is … people are friendly and I would say it is a good place to live there, yes.
Examiner: Let’s move on to talk about accommodation. Tell me about the kind of accommodation you live in ...
2、Speaking test part 2: candidate task card
Describe something you own which is very important to you.
You should say:
where you got it from
how long you have had it
what you use it for; and
explain why it is important to you.
You will have to talk about the topic for 1 to 2 minutes.
You have one minute to think about what you're going to say.
You can make some notes to help you if you wish.
Rounding off questions
Tell me
is it valuable in terms of money?
would it be easy to replace?
模拟答案 Transcript
Examiner: Alright? Remember you have one to two minutes for this, so don’t worry if I stop you. I’ll tell you when the time is up.
Candidate: OK
Examiner: Can you start speaking now, please?
Candidate: Yes. One of the most important things I have is my piano because I like playing the piano. I got it from my parents to my twelve birthday, so I have it for about nine years, and the reason why it is so important for me is that I can go into another world when I’m playing piano. I can forget what’s around me and what ... I can forget my problems and this is sometimes quite good for a few minutes. Or I can play to relax or just, yes to … to relax and to think of something completely different.
Examiner: Thank you. Would it be easy to replace this, this piano?
Candidate: Yes, I think it wouldn’t be that big problem but I like my piano as it is because I have it from my parents, it’s some kind unique for me.
3、Part3
Let’s consider first of all how people’s values have changed.
What kind of things give status to people in your country?
Have things changed since your parents’ time?
Finally, let’s talk about the role of advertising.
Do you think advertising influences what people buy?
模拟答案 Transcript
Examiner: We’ve been talking about things we own. I’d like to discuss with you one or two more general questions relating to this topic. First, let’s consider values and the way they can change. In Switzerland, what kind of possessions do you think give status to people?
Candidate: The first thing which comes in my mind is the car. Yes, because lots of people like to have posh cars or expensive cars to show their status, their place in the society.
Examiner: Is that a new development?
Candidate: No, I think it isn’t.
Examiner: People have thought like that for quite a long time?
Candidate: Yes. Another thing is probably the clothing. It starts already when you are young. When the children go to school they want to have posh labels on their jumpers or good shoes.
Examiner: What do you think of this way of thinking, that I need to have a car or certain clothes to show my status?
Candidate: Probably it’s sometimes a replacement for something you don’t have, so if your wife has left you or your girlfriend, you just buy some new, I don’t know, new watches or new clothes to make you satisfied again.
Examiner: You don’t think of it as a healthy way of thinking?
Candidate: It’s probably not honest to yourself. You can understand what I mean?
Examiner: Yes. And do you think this will change? In the future, will cars and designer clothes be status symbols in the same way?
Candidate: I’m sure that clothes will be ... that the thing with the clothes will be the same. I’m not so sure about the cars because cars cause lots of environmental problems and probably in some years, a few years, this will change because it’s not reasonable to drive a car anymore.
Examiner: Can you tell me a little bit more about that?
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