提高雅思口语方法2020

雅思口语考试中，大部分考生都着重注意词汇和模板的积累，往往会忽视单词的发音问题。下面小编就和大家分享3个常见的雅思口语考试发音问题，欢迎阅读!

3个常见的雅思口语考试发音问题

常见的雅思口语考试发音问题：辅音不准确

很多时候考生都会不重视这个问题。一方面没有系统学过辅音知识，另一方面也没有可以学习雅思口语音标。因此，小站君整理出大家最爱犯的辅音问题，那就是th的发音，凡是遇到th我们都要咬舌头，比如the, think, this, mother,both, three, through, month, maths。绝大多数学生在遇到th时，都用s或z来替代，没有伸出舌尖。这样做的结果是自己说得很舒服，听的人很不舒服。说英语时th和s不分相当于说普通话时十和四不分，是相当严重的错误，有时甚至会引起误解。另外介绍两组常见的辅音错误，l和n以及w和v.

常见的雅思口语考试发音问题：长元音和双元音不饱满

此外，很多考生都不懂什么是长元音和双元音。其实在小站君看来，通过大量正确的发音训练是可以领悟到这两者的区别。通常来说，英文的元音有长短之分，而中文则没有，学生们很容易把长的读成短的。比如meal和mill, sheep和ship, been和bin。试着读一下这几组单词，如果听起来一样的话就说明你出现这个问题了。中文和英文的一个显著区别就是中文的字都是一个辅音加上一个元音(生母和韵母)，而英文中可能有n个元音n个辅音的各种排列组合。中国学生经常把双元音发成单元音。比如same说成seem，coin说成corn.

常见的雅思口语考试发音问题：单词重音位置错误

教学中发现，大部分学生在背单词时没有记重音的习惯。英文的重音就像中文的四声，和单词的发音是不可分割的。重音位置错了听起来会有非常的奇怪的声调。最常见的重音被放错的单词是interesting，它的重音在最前面，而不是在t的前面。其他容易被读错重音的单词还有comfortable, contact, recommend，有趣的是，它们的重音都在最前面。要想练好正确标准的发音就需要与外国人经常性的交流，找出自己的缺点。

下面就为大家介绍一些口语提高技巧：

首先，最好的方法就是朗读和模仿。英文有几十个不同的发音，变成单词有成千上万种组合，死记硬背是很难掌握的，而且单独学习音标和练习单词读音很枯燥，容易半途而废。

其次，在朗读的时候，我们会遇到各种发音，把容易出错的所有辅音和元音，以及不熟悉的重音都标出来，多次重复，在句段中读，会有助于掌握准确的发音。当然，练习发音成效最明显的方法就是有一位发音标准的人在旁边听你的发音，这样能够很快的指出问题的所在。

2020年9-12月雅思口语part2&3答案解析：你浪费时间的场合

Describe an occasion when you wasted your time.

You should say:

Where you were

When it was

What you did

And explain why you think it was a waste of time

Emmm, there are a few occasions when I think that I wasted time. In fact, I am the kind of person who can be incredibly focused on work or studies at times, and on other occasions I can be quite absent-minded and find it hard to concentrate. I think a lot of people are similar – there are days when I can get loads of work done in a few hours and am highly productive, but other days, especially when I am worried or anxious about something, where I feel a bit guilty because I simply can’t focus or concentrate on the task at hand. The time I feel quite bad about was during the summer holidays at home when I had lots of work to do, and I just couldn’t relax or settle to do it. I left it all till the very last few days then got really stressed having to cram it all in. I should have just got down to it and done it little by little each day but I frittered my time away then had the huge project to tackle all in the last two days. I really don’t like doing things in this way, and I think it’s a bad use of time and causes one a lot of stress as well. I think good time-management skills are important and I have since trained myself to be much better in this regard.

Part 3

1. How can we avoid wasting time?

We can avoid wasting time by planning things properly, managing our time well, keeping schedules, to-do lists, task list and things like this. These are the best ways to avoid frittering time away. Also, I’d say it’s a state of mind issue – you have get into the right state of mind and develop a positive mental attitude to planning and not procrastinating – you know, putting things off till the last minute is always a bad way to approach things.

2. How can parents help children manage time?

Most certainly parents can… they can teach children about good time management, as they get older, for example through structuring their time to do homework, to watch TV, etc. Parents can make sure they balance their leisure time with their work and study time. Parents should indeed teach kids about this kind of thing.

3. Do you think having a rest is a waste of time?

No, of course not, especially if you have done your work tasks or homework and other important domestic errands and things like this, having a rest is also very important to get your energy back, to get your head clear and to charge your batteries for the next time you have work or responsibilities that require energy and effort.

2020年9-12月雅思口语part2&3答案：惊讶地遇到一个朋友

Describe a time when you were surprised to meet a friend.

You should say:

When it was

Who you met

Where it was

And explain why you were surprised to meet him/her

The time I was really surprised to meet a friend, quite by accident, was when I was in Venice on holiday. I was crossing St. Mark’s Square with my mother and father and suddenly I saw an old university friend, standing there in the square about ten meters away taking photos. At first I thought it was just someone that looked like him, but as I tentatively approached I realized it really was him! It was incredible really… I went over and said hello, and he was as shocked as I was! He was on holiday, on his own in fact, staying in a small hotel in Venice. You see, he was studying in Milan at university, studying fashion design… and he had come to Venice for a few days for a short trip and to take photos – he’s a huge photography fan. We all went out that night for a meal in a restaurant together and he told us about his experiences in Italy and how much he loved the country and how he was doing on his design course. Then after my parents went to bed we went out for a few drinks in some of the more local bars and got to know a few of the local people – which was pretty interesting. It was such a great and unpextected encounter, I’ll never forget it!

Part 3

1. Are there any meetings that people need to prepare in advance?

Yes, sure. Lots – usually work meetings for new projects – or maybe even meetings about buying a house or getting a loan. Things like this. You usually need to prepare in advance for most kinds of meetings to be honest – so that you can get the most out of the meeting by being informed beforehand of what is going to happen, and the possible outcomes. A good meeting can be highly constructive and productive – but a meeting where a bunch of people don’t know what’s going on or don’t bother prepare anything, can be a waste of time.

2. Are there any jobs that often deal with unexpected things?

Yes, I think so. Perhaps if you are in the police force or the military you might have to deal with all sorts of things that happen, with no real warning – like emergency situations, if there is an accident, or a robbery, or any sort of crime situation. I’d say these professions usually have to deal with unexpected things fairly frequently.

3. What makes a good friend?

A good friend is someone who is loyal, understanding, shares the same or similar interests as you do, and will always be there to listen to you when you need help, or support emotionally or practically. These, in my opinion, are the key qualities of a good friend.