雅思口语范文五步训练法—北京中雅雅思封闭班

众所周知，雅思考试分为口语，阅读，写作，听力四大板块。它们各自之间纷繁复杂，相辅相成，却又相对独立。因此如何各个击破，统筹整合，实属不易。下面介绍一套口语训练法--“五步训练法”，又名“5 steps”。

精彩的范文、标准的发音加上自然的表情，满分唾手可得。所以，有些同学会拿来背诵，倘若真的考到此题便全然照搬。然而，这种做法是不完全赞成的，而且考官也很有可能识破这种“完美借鉴”，将其视为考试大忌。那么该如何轻松巧妙利用范文呢?“雅思口语五步训练法”是针对雅思口语范文为例来进行详细论述：

Step1 找主旨大意(main idea)

显而意见本文的大意是a restaurant which specializes in Sichuan hot pot。一般而言主旨大意都会在第一句话或者最后一句话，这跟阅读有些相似。

Step2 积累词汇(lexical resources)

对于这一项而言，不同考生积累的词汇不一样。总之只要是陌生的，都是应该积累的，因为词汇是英语学习基础之基础。其实这里边有很多异于平常的词汇表达，比如 specialise in，有些考生可能这么表达：be good at或者do well in。这里我并不是说specialise in 就一定比be good at高级，而是说我们还可以这样去表达，这样就使我们的语言富于多样性，在词汇这一评分上争取得到更多。再比如我们平时很常见的一些吃饭动作“蘸”，在本文中就有这一动作的英文表达——dip。有很多同学甚至连汉字都不会写，这是不可原谅的。对于词汇，一定要细之又细，常言道“细节”决定成败。

Step3 分析结构 (structure)

对于一篇好的范文，准备把握其结构，并作为自己练习口语的借鉴，会使我们口语非常具有逻辑性。在最初语无伦次的时候，多学习别人的范本，久而久之就会有自己的风格。因为我们都是在前人的基础上有所创新的，空中楼阁不可能存在。以这篇范文为例，它的结构是这样的：

点出主题(subject/Sichuan hot pot)——餐厅位置(location)——就餐频率(how often/frequency)——食品种类及吃法(kinds of food and how to eat)——价格和服务(price and service)。

Step4 复述(retell)

在熟悉词汇和文章结构的情况下，复述会变得相当简单。

Step5 模仿(imitate)

也就是说假如我们遇到这道题，该如何去准备。我们会发现在经过前四步的练习，加上先前我们积累的相关知识，说出来的英文一定是不一样的。

附：雅思口语范文：

Describe your favourite restaurant.

You should say:

where it is

how often you go there

what kind of food they serve there

and explain why you like to eat at this place.

My favourite restaurant is a small one near my home that specialises in Sichuan hot pot. It’s about five

minutes’ walk from my home and my parents like it too, so it’s not at all surprising that we go there virtually every week. The food is typical for that kind of restaurant——a wide variety of meat and vegetables that you can add to the hot pot mix. Of course, there are several sauces that you can dip your food into too. The food is reasonably priced and the service is fast——two other good reasons for us to like this particular restaurant.

以上就是关于雅思口语范文五步训练法的详细介绍，分为五个步骤，非常实用。参考雅思口语范文的最终目的是学习范文的答题思路和其中用的比较好的词和句子。但是大家在参考的过程中一定要灵活的组合，并应用到自己的答案中，这样才能有更好的效果。最后，北京中雅频道频道预祝大家在雅思考试中取得好成绩！

第二篇：你有用过这样的雅思口语训练方法吗？据说超级有效,赶紧试试吧。

你有用过这样的雅思口语训练方法吗？据说超级有效，赶紧试试吧。

1. Hello. Could you show me your identification card please？

Hello. Sure， here you are.

2. Could you tell me your full name please？

My full name is XXX. I am also called by my English name，

3. What shall I call you？

You could call me XXX.

4. How are you？

I am well thank you， and yourself？

5. How old are you？

which is XXX.

I am 22 years old. In other words， I was born in 1980， on the eight of March 1980， to be exact.

6. Does your name have any special meaning？ （5 - 6）

Yes， my name does have some special meaning. My family name means ‘peace’， and my first name means ‘strong one’。 My English name was given to me by one of my high school teachers， and it does not have any special meaning really.

6. Does your name have any special meaning？ （7 - 8）

I presume you are referring to my Chinese name. Yes， the English equivalent of my family name would be something like ‘peace’， and in the case of my first name it would be ‘strong one’。 My English name was randomly chosen by one of my high school teachers， and it really doesn‘t have any special meaning. 7. Is your name important to you？ （5 - 6）

No. I don‘t think it can do anything for me. I believe a person has to work out his own life. I am planning to do this as well as I can.

7. Is your name important to you？ （7 - 8）

Not really. I am part of the new generation who do not attach too much significance to our names. Names were important to the older generation as they of the opinion that it will determine your destiny to some extent. However， I personally believe that I myself will determine my destiny irrespective of what my name is. I will do this by acquiring good qualifications and by working hard.

口语Part1范文：HOMETOWN

8. Where do you come from？ （5 - 6）

8. How long have you lived in your hometown？ （5 - 6）

I come from Shenyang. My parents have been living here for the past thirty years or so. I grew up here and I attended a well-known school called School number 163. We live in a nice area with many shops， restaurants， and other businesses.

8. Where do you come from？ （7 - 8）

8. How long have you lived in your hometown？ （7 - 8）

I come from Shenyang. My parents have been living here for the past thirty years or so. I grew up here and I attended a well-known school called

School number 163. We live in a respectable area with many shops，

restaurants， and a variety of other businesses. The people in our building are generally friendly and quite， which makes it a pleasure to live there.

9. Where do you live？ （5 - 6）

I live with my parents here in Shenyang at the moment. To be more exact， we live in an apartment building in one of the northern suburbs of the city. I have my own room and enjoy the privacy that it brings， but I am looking forward to the day that I can have my own apartment. Allow me to explain： they are good parents， and I love them very much， but I would like to be more independent soon.

9. Where do you live？ （7 - 8）

Well， that is not so easy to answer. Please allow me to explain. During the week I live in a dormitory at the university， but over weekends I live with my parents in a village about one hour by car from Shenyang. So I really do not know which of the two to call my home at the moment.

10. Can you tell me something about your hometown？ （5 - 8）

Yes， certainly. Shenyang is in the northeast part of China， and the capital of the Liaoning province. It has about seven million inhabitants. It has

many heavy industries such as automobile， aircraft， and machine tool manufacturers. In addition， it is rich in history. For example， the Japanese invaded the city and committed many atrocities （that is to say many crimes） during the occupation. This is still remembered by many of the elderly folks to this day. Another example that I could mention is the Imperial Palace that belonged to the last dynasty - the Qing dynasty- in China.

11. Can you tell me about some famous landscapes in your hometown？ （5 - 8）

11. Can you tell me about some famous scenic spots in your hometown？ （5 - 8）

11. What are the main places of interest in your hometown？ Why？ （5 - 8）

11. What places should foreigners visit in your hometown？ Why？ （5 - 8）

Sure. Firstly， I could mention the Hun River， which you will find around the city. To the northeast of the city there is the famous Qing Pan Mountains and the zoological park and botanical gardens. In summer it is a popular place to visit and see tigers， bears， wolves， other animals and even pandas in their natural environment. In winter we often go skiing there. Secondly， I

would like to mention Beiling Park. It consists of a large park， with many gardens and a lake. In addition it also is the site of an emperor‘s tomb from the Qing Dynasty. Lastly， there are many other sites that are worthwhile visiting. For example， Government （City Hall） Square with the Great Theater alongside it， Zhongshan Square， and the spectacular TV Tower which is the highest architectural attraction in Shenyang.

12. What places in your hometown do you like best？ （5 - 8）

There are many places that I like. If I had to choose one place， I would like to tell you about Government Square. Firstly， it is the largest square in Shenyang. What I mean is that it is a large open space where one can see the sky clearly， and feel free. Secondly， it houses an important government building. I guess you could call it the City Hall.

13. What are the main crops in your region？ （5 - 6）

In our region many crops are grown. For example one would find all kinds of vegetables in the fields of this region. In addition， many farmers have orchards. Here they grow many kinds of fruit like apples， pears， and peaches.

13. What are the main crops in your region？ （7 - 8）

In our region many crops are grown. For example one would find all kinds of vegetables in the fields of this region. In addition， many farmers have

orchards. Here they grow many kinds of fruit like apples， pears， and peaches. Lastly， it is important to note that Shenyang is note known for its agriculture. It is better known as an industrial city. For example， here are many heavy industries manufacturing anything from aircraft and automobiles to machine tools.

14. What is the difference between your hometown and Beijing / Hong Kong？ （5 - 6）

The main difference between Shenyang and Hong Kong is the climate. For example， there they have a tropical climate. That is to say that it is very hot and humid. Here in Shenyang we have cold winters and hot summers. Secondly， Shenyang is an industrial city， whereas Hong Kong is more a financial center. That is to say， here we have many factory workers， or to be more exact， family-orientated workers who are not very wealthy， and in Hong Kong there are many tycoons， millionaires， and wealthy people.

14. What is the difference between your hometown and Beijing / Hong Kong？ （7 - 8）

The main difference between Shenyang and Hong Kong is the climate. For example， there they have a tropical climate. That is to say that it is very hot and humid. Here in Shenyang we have cold winters and hot summers.

Although cities like Hong Kong， Beijing， and Shanghai are larger than my hometown Shenyang， they all are bustling with industrial and cultural

activities. Maybe Hong Kong is an exception， as it is better known as one of the most important financial capitals of the world.

15. What are the people like in your hometown？ （5 - 6）

15. Can you tell me something about the character of the people in your hometown？ （5 - 6）

Well， they aren‘t any different from the people in any other large city. For example， here we also have good and bad people. Secondly， like everyone else， they are trying to work out a good life for themselves and their children. For example， parents are trying all they can to ensure that their children receive a good education.

15. What are the people like in your hometown？ （7 - 8）

15. Can you tell me something about the character of the people in your hometown？

Well， they aren‘t any different from the inhabitants in any other large city. For example， here we also have many wholesome families as well as our share of criminal elements in the society. In addition， I believe that my

hometown has not been westernized to the same extent as a city like Hong Kong. For example， in Shenyang the people have not become materialistic to the same extent as the inhabitants of Hong Kong. In other words， in

Shenyang you would still find many good old-fashioned （traditional） people who have strong principles and values about many aspects of life.

口语Part1范文：PRESENT SITUATION

16. Are you a student or do you have a job？ （5 - 8）

I am a student at the moment. I am studying English on a full-time basis at a Language School here in Shenyang. We have classes in the mornings， afternoons， and evenings. Wednesday afternoons we are off， and are allowed to go swimming at a nearby hotel. We have a number of foreign teachers who assist us in the correct pronunciation and grammar of the language.

16. Are you a student or do you have a job？ （5 - 8）

I have a job. I am working in a workshop of a large manufacturing plant at the moment. I graduated from high school two years ago， and went to work immediately. I am an assistant to one of the automotive electricians in the

workshop. I have to assist my artisan in getting his jobs done. For instance， I

have the responsibility to see that are the tools are in good order， and that the workshop is always kept clean and tidy.

a） STUDENT

17. What do you like most about your studies？ （5 - 8）

Well， I guess the speaking part. Please allow me to explain. Language is all about communication. So when I am able to communicate with someone in English， I feel that I have achieved something.

I particularly like our free talk sessions with the foreign teachers. It gives me the opportunity to question them about their countries and cultures.

18. What is your major？ （5 - 8）

As I have been studying on a full-time basis at an English Language

School， we have only one subject， namely English for Academic Purposes called EAP. We do reading and writing， practical speaking， and listening by means of cassettes. English is the language of the future， especially in the business world. What I mean to say is that when I am able to communicate well in English I will not only be able to go and study abroad and improve my qualifications， but also have mastered a very necessary tool for my future career.

19. Which is the best university in China？ （5 - 8）

That‘s an interesting question. Allow me to explain my personal view by shortly mentioning the following points： I believe that the Liaoning University in Shenyang is the best University in the country. For example， it has the highest percentage of students passing their courses of all the universities in China.

20. Describe your study habits？ （5 - 8）

I have well established study habits. For example， I always start promptly at eight in the evenings. I study for two hours， have a ten-minute break， and the study for another two hours. I follow this habit from Monday‘s to Friday’s， but over the weekends I put in more hours. For example， I study in the mornings and afternoons， and then take the evenings off to relax with my family or friends. 21. Do you think your present subjects are relevant？ （5 - 8）

Yes. Allow me to explain myself by shortly mentioning the following

points： Firstly， we often use case studies in class. What I mean is that the professor gives us examples from real life to examine and report on.

Secondly， our lecturers and some advisors from the relevant industries have set up our study material. What I mean to say is that the people who we are going to work for one day have had the opportunity to tell the university what they think we should be taught.

22. What kind of job would you prefer after graduation？ （5 - 8）

I would like to become a medical doctor. Please allow me to explain. Firstly， I would like to render a service in the community to which I will

eventually belong. For example， I would like to assist the elderly that do not have the financial means to afford private hospitals.

23. What are your job prospects？ （5 - 8）

I am planning to become a Hotel Manager. Please allow me to explain. Firstly， I believe that the hotel industry will be growing greatly in future. For example， people are becoming more affluent， and spend more and more of their money on holidays. In addition， I believe that after graduating I will be able to find a good job anywhere in the world. What I mean to say is that all hotels and resorts have the same objectives irrespective of where they are situated. Their aim is to ensure that their guests have a good time and return again.

b） EMPLOYEE

24. Do you have a degree？ If so， when and where did you graduate？ （5 - 8）

Yes. I have a Bachelors Degree in Electrical Engineering. I graduated in 2001 from the Liaoning University in Shenyang. It is the largest university in the Liaoning Province and has about twenty thousand students.

24. Do you have a degree？ If so， when and where did you graduate？ （5 - 8）

No. I have a Diploma in Nursing. I graduated in 2001 from the Medical Training College in Beijing. It is a well-known College giving excellent training to future nurses and other medical staff. For example， ambulance drivers， hospital staff， and so on are all trained there.

25. What impressed you most when you were at university / college？ （5 - 8）

I was most impressed by the knowledge and skills of my lecturers. For example， they had experience in the working environment， and could tell us exactly what we would come across there. Secondly， I was impressed by the facilities. For example， we had a large library， well-equipped laboratories， and sporting facilities at our disposal.

26. Do you still remember your school days？ （5 - 8）

Of course！ Those were some of the best times in my life. Allow me to explain myself by shortly mentioning the following points： Firstly they were carefree days. What I mean to say is that I had no or very few worries. My parents provided in my day-to-day needs， and all I had to do was get good grades. Secondly， I had many friends in school. For instance， some o my best friends today were people that I met in school.

27. What do you do for a living？ （5 - 8）

27. Describe your job in detail. （5 - 8）

I am an Engineer. Allow me to explain myself by shortly mentioning the following points： Firstly， I work for a large construction company. To be more precise， we specialize in the building of railway bridges. Secondly， I would like to mention that I am in the designing department. We have to look at the site for a new bridge， and then decide what type of bridge will be suitable. Lastly， we have to make recommendations to the railway company of all the alternatives， and give them some idea of the costs.

28. Is your job important to you？ （5 - 6）

That‘s a broad question. Allow me to explain by shortly mentioning the following points： First of all， my job is important to me because by doing it I can serve my community and my country. For example， when my company

builds a new road， many people benefit from our work. Secondly， it makes me feel good about myself. For instance， I am earning enough money to be able to rent my own apartment.

28. Is your job important to you？ （7 - 8）

That‘s a broad question. Allow me to explain by shortly mentioning the following points： First of all， my job is important to me because by doing it I can serve my community and my country. For example， when my company builds a new road， many people benefit from our work. Secondly， I

personally get a lot of job satisfaction. What I mean to say is that after we have completed a road， I am proud to drive on the road with my family and explain to them what was involved during the building of the road.

29. If you could， would you change jobs？ （5 - 6）

No， not really. What I mean is that I am very happy in my present job. In addition， in my present job I get along well with my colleagues. Should I

change jobs however， I might not find such nice people to work with and could be very unhappy. Lastly， I believe I will be able to develop my career here. For instance， if I keep up the good work that I am presently doing， I could be promoted in two years time and so become the head of a department.

29. If you could， would you change jobs？ （7 - 8）

Although I am very happy in my present job， I believe one should always be ambitious. That is to say one should never be complacent， but should be on the lookout for opportunities to advance in your career. Furthermore， I would not hesitate for one moment if I could obtain a promotion by changing jobs. I realize that one should show some loyalty to your present employer， but there has to be a balance between looking after one‘s own interests and those of your present employer.

30. Are their possible changes that could affect your job in any way？ （5 - 8）

I don‘t think so. The company that I am working for is large and strong. In addition， I have a good relationship with my colleagues and my boss. Lastly， the only possible change that would affect me is if I should receive a promotion. That would be a positive development， so I am worried at all.