雅思口语话题汇总分享

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今天小编给大家分享雅思口语话题，一起来学习一下吧，下面小编就和大家分享，来欣赏一下吧。

雅思口语话题：two people from the same family

如果两个人的对比很明显，那就更容易了!所以，我们可以人为的造出来一对儿性格迥然的twins，剩下的人物设定，大家就可以自由发挥了：

I’d like to talk about my cousins who are identical twins. Although they look exactly the same, they have completely different characteristics.

And it’s kind of weird you know, ‘cause both of their parents, I mean, my uncle and my aunt, are super nice people, and they say apple doesn’t fall far from the tree, but that’s not the case in this family, one of the apples did fall far from the tree.

I mean, the older one is such a sweet boy. He’s only a high school student, but he’s so mature and thoughtful. For example, once when they were redecorating their apartment, he gave each of his neighbors a mini speaker. He explained to them, they could block out the noise using the speaker.

The other one, however, is really a pain the ass, a super troublemaker, to be exact. Breaking rules is his forte, and he always gets into trouble at school. He loves to pick a fight with others, and sometimes he could even be a bully. His parents are constantly called into the principal’s office. They really don’t know what to do with him.

So you see, it’s funny how twins that grow up under the same roof could have such contrasting personalities.

语料解析：

identical twins = either of two children or animals born from the same mother at the same time who have developed from a single egg. Identical twins are of the same sex and look very similar.

the apple doesn't fall/ never falls far from the tree = (saying) a child usually behaves in a similar way to his or her parent(s)

a pain the ass / neck = a person or thing that is very annoying

forte = a thing that somebody does particularly well 例如：

Languages were never my forte.

pick a fight/ quarrel (with somebody) = to deliberately start a fight or an argument with somebody 例如：

He had drunk too much and was ready to pick a fight with anyone who crossed his path.

bully = a person who uses their strength or power to frighten or hurt weaker people 例如：

the school bully

Leave him alone, you big bully!

under one roof = under the same roof = in the same building or house 例如：

There are various stores and restaurants all under one roof.

I don't think I can live under the same roof as you any longer.

contrasting = very different in style, color or attitude 例如：

bright, contrasting colors

The book explores contrasting views of the poet's early work.

雅思口语范文：an invention change your life

I think the most brilliant invention in modern life that has dramatically changed our life is smart phones.

If I remember right, they were only invented about 10 years ago, when the Apple Company developed the first generation of iphone, but now they are playing an important part in everyone’s life, no matter old or young. It’s fair to say, it has become an indispensable part of our life.

The advent of smart phones has changed our lifestyle in so many ways.

For starters, it has made shopping and paying bills much more convenient and easier. In the past, we could only shop in physical stores or shop online with our computers, but now, we are able to order stuff wherever and whenever we want. And in China, our smart phone is just like an e-wallet, we don’t have to take a purse or wallet when we go out.

And it of course has changed the way we communicate with others. A decade ago, when we want to talk to somebody who’s far away, we can only reach them by calling or texting, but now there are so many other options. For example, leaving a message in one of those chatting apps, or interacting with them on the social networking websites.

I guess the only downside of this invention is that it can be a little bit addictive. People tend to spend so much time looking down at their cellphones, which might cause health problems, I guess.

雅思语料解析：

the advent of something / somebody the coming of an important event, person, invention, etc. 例如：

the advent of new technology

reach somebody = to communicate with somebody, especially by telephone 例如：

Do you know where I can reach him?

downside = the disadvantages or less positive aspects of something

雅思口语：interesting speech or talk

所以关于interesting speech这个雅思口语题目，千万别绞尽脑汁回忆自己看过哪些人的speech，就随便让他们参加个节目，然后结合这位名人的生平，胡乱吹个两分钟就好了。(当然如果你看过印象深刻的speech拿来讲更好，这里只是给毫无思路的烤鸭们一个答题套路)

There’s this famed TV show called Voice that invites successful people in different areas including movie stars, businessmen, TV celebrities, to deliver a speech to audience, to share their life story. And in one episode, they invited Jay Chou, my favorite singer and songwriter.

It was quite an inspiring and informative speech in which he talked about his childhood, how he got spotted and how he became a household name in China.

He grew up in a single parent family, his parents got divorced when he was only 4 years old. At school, he was quite introverted and shy, and he always got teased or picked on by those mean kids and bullies. But he was a tough boy and nothing could bring him down.

He told the young audience not to get frustrated by the difficulties and hardship, ‘cause they would become precious gift later in life. For example, if he had hung out with those ‘popular’ kids, he wouldn’t have had time to himself, to come up with all those great ideas about music. And there are so many other examples that I might not able to cover in such a short time.

Anyway, what I learned from the speech is that we could be anyone we want if we put our mind to it. I know it sounds a little cliché, but it’s true. It’s important to be single-minded on our way to success.

语言点解析：

this = used when you are telling a story or telling somebody about something 例如：

There was this strange man sitting next to me on the plane.

I've been getting these pains in my chest.

inspiring = exciting and encouraging you to do or feel something 例如：

an inspiring teacher

spot = (not used in the progressive tenses) to see or notice a person or thing, especially suddenly or when it is not easy to do so 例如：

Her modeling career began when she was spotted at the age of 14.

I've just spotted a mistake on the front cover.

I finally spotted my friend in the crowd.

Can you spot the difference between these two pictures?

Spotting the disease early can save lives.

household name = a name that has become very well known 例如：

She became a household name in the 1960s.

introverted = more interested in your own thoughts and feelings than in spending time with other people 例如：

His teachers perceived him as shy and introverted.

She was as naturally extroverted as Paul was painfully introverted.

pick on somebody / something = to treat somebody unfairly, by blaming, criticizing or punishing them 例如：

She was picked on by the other girls because of her size.

put/ set/ turn your mind to something = set your mind on something = to decide you want to achieve something and give this all your attention 例如：

She could have been a brilliant pianist if she'd put her mind to it.

single-minded = only thinking about one particular aim or goal because you are determined to achieve something 例如：

She is very single-minded about her career.

雅思口语范文：building(interesting hotel)

I’d like to talk about a special hotel I saw on the Internet. If I remember right, it’s located near Pemba Island in Tanzania.

What’s special about this hotel is that it’s 13 feet underwater, and nearly a mile off the nearest island. So you see, this underwater hotel room is unlike any other, I mean, it’s a completely isolated reverse aquarium. You can completely immerse yourself in this marine paradise.

Guests would be blown away by the breathtaking view of the ocean floor, I mean, all those colorful tropical fishes and all the other marine animals. Besides, the floating room has also become a coral reef after a conservation zone was established around it.

You can imagine, staying in this hotel would be quite an experience.

During daytime, you can go diving from the rooftop. Even if you don’t dare to go scuba diving in the ocean, staying in the room, watching those fishes swim by would be just as enjoyable. And when it’s getting dark, you can literally sleep with the fishes. I guess the only sound you could hear at night is the flow of water.

Unfortunately, however, I heard this hotel room would cost me $1,500 per night, which is way out of my league. So sadly, I guess I wouldn’t be able to afford one night in this interesting hotel in the foreseeable future.

雅思语料知识点解析：

blow somebody away = to impress somebody a lot or to make them very happy

conservation = the protection of the natural environment 例如：

Road development in the area has been severely affected by the conservation programs of the council.

to be interested in wildlife conservation

league = a level of quality, ability, etc. 例如：

A house like that is out of our league (= too expensive for us).

When it comes to cooking, I'm not in her league (= she is much better than me).

As a painter, he is in a league of his own (= much better than others).

in / for the foreseeable future = in / for the period of time when you can predict what is going to happen, based on the present circumstances 例如：

It's unlikely that the hospital will be closed in the foreseeable future (= soon).

The statue will remain in the museum for the foreseeable future.

雅思口语范文：a vegetable or plant

I’d like to talk about Chinese cabbage, which plays an important role in our daily diet, especially for people in the northeast of China.

In the past, I mean, before the advent of greenhouse technique, there were only a few vegetables available during winter, and the Chinese cabbage was the most common one in the market. Every year, before winter came, every family would buy a truckload of them and store them in the basement. They could keep for a long time, I mean, for the whole winter.

And we invented several cooking methods to make Chinese cabbage into various dishes, like fried cabbage, dumplings with cabbage fillings, and things like that, among which, the most famous one is the pickled cabbage. I’m pretty sure that the Korean Kimchi was derived from our pickled cabbage.

Oh, and in China, this vegetable has a special meaning because of its pronunciation. In Chinese, it’s called ‘Baicai’, and it sounds similar to ‘Baicai’ which means wealth and fortune. So there are plenty of artworks in the shape of cabbage displayed in stores or those businessmen’s house. It’s a little bit superstitious, but Chinese people tend to believe in such stuff.

So you see, Chinese cabbage really means a lot to us.

雅思口语语料解析：

the advent of something / somebody the coming of an important event, person, invention, etc. 例如：

the advent of new technology

greenhouse = a building with glass sides and a glass roof for growing plants in

a truckload of = the amount of somebody / something that fills a truck (often used to express the fact that an amount is large) 例如：

a truckload of soldiers

The first truckloads of food arrived at the refugee camp today.

Their new album is selling by the truckload.

The company is making truckloads (= a lot) of money.

keep = to remain in good condition 例如：

Finish off the pie—it won't keep.