雅思口语紧张有哪些表现

　　听不懂和理解错在口语考试中非常常见，貌似属于听力能力范畴，可为什么许多「考鸭」听力刷了几个月的题，听力单项分数上去了，口语依旧没有多少起色。

　　雅思口语考试的问题都不是学术高度的议题，听懂更需要在生活场景中积累【提问习惯】，做到问题没结束，基本就知道对方需要问什么。

　　雅思口语紧张解决方法

　　例如，在中文提问中，你要去哪？你为什么这么做？分别对应的是What，Where和Why，但我们交流中习惯于先听到了一个人，【你】，在思考问什么。在英文提问中，这些提问都被提到了问题的句首，考生们需要转换思维，更关注考官个词问的到底是What还是How。

　　除了自己去琢磨口语表达技巧，其实和专业口语老师去真实交流互动对提分也大有帮助，毕竟私下练得再好不等于临场能发挥得好。

　　从备考经验来说，如果你没办法去判断自己口语说得究竟怎么样，可以找专业的老师或者陪练去验收学习成果。

　　2022年9月雅思口语新题part2&3：描述你在新的地方做的户外活动

　　Describe an outdoor activity you did in a new place recently

　　You should say:

　　What the activity is

　　Who invited you to participate it

　　Whether you asked for help in the activity

　　And explain what change you had in the activity

　　Part 3

　　1 What outdoor activities are popular in China?

　　2 What are the differences between after-class activities done by young and older children?

　　3 Should young people try as many new activities as possible?

　　范文

　　An outdoor activity I did in a new place recently was on a company excursion in the countryside.It was really exciting–we learned a number of bush craft skills.I’m not sure if you know what those are!It’s like a sort of survival thing–I mean,it’s learning sets of skills that might be useful for survival in the wild–but it’s made into a fun activity that both adults and young people can do on company excursions or school trips and so on.Bush craft skills are things like learning to cook on an open wood fire you build yourself in the woods,making simple animal traps,learning how to climb trees,make dens and learning which types of plants or wild mushrooms you can eat,and which you cannot.It can be a lot of fun actually–and when we did this with our company,we had a morning learning basic skills from a qualified instructor,then we were divided into teams in the afternoon,and had a series of tasks to complete in a given time.We were then scored points by the instructor on how well we did the task.At the very end there was a fairly humourous quiz,then a sort of assault course in the woods.It was a mixture of serious bush craft learning,and basically some fun teambuilding games,rolled into one.I thought it was brilliant,and I had never been to this place in the countryside before(it was a hilly location just outside Chengdu,in a woodland).I asked for help,of course,we had to all ask for help because we worked in teams,and it was part of the team spirit to be open and honest and help each other,and ask for help if we needed to.So,yes,I asked for help.However,during the actual contests in the afternoon,we could not ask for help from the instructor–but we could ask for help from our team members.I learned a lot from it,and felt that it changed my attitude towards team work,and towards nature in general.It was fun and an educational experience.