雅思口语考试形式及内容全面解析
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雅思口语考试是考生与考官之间进行一对一交流的形式，考官对考生的英语口语水平进行考察。雅思口语考试分为三个部分，考生可以以此使用不同的口语表达技能。雅思考试口语部分将被录音。下面小编就和大家分享，来欣赏一下吧。
雅思口语考试形式及内容全面解析
雅思口语Part 1
雅思口语考试形式：考官会向考生进行自我简介，并核对考生的身份。之后，考官会就考生熟悉的话题(如朋友、兴趣习惯或者食物) 进行询问。为保证题目的一致性，这些问题都是从一个事先拟定的范围内抽取的。
考试时间有多长：4-5分钟。
这部分考察的是什么技能：这部分考察的是考生就日常性的观点和信息、常见的生活经历或情形以回答问题的形式进行交流的能力。
雅思口语Part 2
雅思口语考试形式：这部分为考生作个人陈述。考官会交给考生一个答题任务卡、铅笔和草稿纸做笔记。答题任务卡上会给出一个话题和需要在个人陈述中包含的要点，并在最后提示考生解释这个话题的某一个方面。有效地使用答题任务卡上的提示可以帮助考生思考讲述的话题、组织内容、并持续地陈述2分钟时间。在准备时间内做一些笔记也可以帮助考生安排好陈述的结构。考生有一分钟的准备时间，之后考官会要求考生就相关内容讲述1-2分钟。考官会在2分钟后打断考生，并在最后提问一两个问题作为结束语。
考试时间有多长：3-4分钟。
这部分考察的是什么技能：这部分考察得是考生(在没有任何其它提示的情况下)就一个特定的话题进行较长时间的陈述的能力，考察考生是否能恰当地运用语言、是否能连贯地组织自己的观点。考生有可能需要联系自己的经历来完成这部分内容。
雅思口语Part 3
雅思口语考试形式：在这部分考试中，考官和考生将对第二部分中涉及的话题进行讨论，讨论将为更加广泛和抽象，在恰当的时候还会更加深入。
考试时间有多长：4-5分钟。
这部分考察的是什么技能：这部分考察的是考生表达和论述看法、分析、讨论以及深入思考问题的能力。
雅思口语范文：describe something made you laugh
This topic reminds me of the time I watched a really hilarious video clip. It was about a naughty boy who’s about 10 years old, you know how irritating boys can be at that age, right? He’s a complete troublemaker. Once he ran away from home ‘cause he made a huge mistake. He thought maybe his parents would be so worried about him that they could forgive him for what he did. But a few days passed, his parents didn’t look for him at all. So he started to complain to his classmates, saying, ‘I’ve gone for so many days, but my parents don’t care at all, I’m so sad.’ But his classmate said to him, ‘Nonsense! I saw your parents posting and handing out flyers the other day. They must be looking for you!’ The boy was so excited and relieved, he ran to the bulletin board, and saw the posters his parents put up. And the smile on that boy’s face suddenly disappeared,/the smile froze on his lips, ‘cause the poster says, ‘Single room for rent, the price is negotiable.’
Although it sounds a little bit sad, I still couldn’t help laughing.
知识点解析：
clip = a short part of a film/ movie that is shown separately 例如：
Here is a clip from her latest movie.
run away from somebody or some place = to leave somebody/a place suddenly; to escape from somebody/a place 例如：
He ran away from home at the age of thirteen.
Looking at all the accusing faces, she felt a sudden urge to run away.
nonsense = ideas, statements or beliefs that you think are ridiculous or not true 例如：
You're talking nonsense!
It's nonsense to say they don't care.
The idea is an economic nonsense.
‘I won't go.’ ‘Nonsense! You must go!’
bulletin board = a board for putting notices on
put something up = to fix something in a place where it will be seen = display例如：
to put up a notice
freeze = to stop moving suddenly because of fear, etc. 例如：
I froze with terror as the door slowly opened.
The police officer shouted ‘Freeze!’ and the man dropped the gun.
for rent = (especially on printed signs) available to rent
雅思口语话题范文：describe a well paid job(老师篇)
然后再说说自己绝对有当老师的条件，一定能当一位“高薪的好老师”，就大功告成了!
Well, I guess I could be a qualified teacher with a decent payment.
First of all, I love to share what I know with others, and I think I have a pretty good command of both Chinese and English, so maybe one day I could become a Chinese teacher or English teacher.
Plus, I have a way with children, actually, not just children, I’m a people person, I’m confident with dealing with all those complicated stuff with parents and other fellow teachers.
I have what it takes to become an excellent teacher because I’m super patient, and I would never play favorites. On top of that, I have a good sense of humor, I know how to bring a boring class back to life.
And as to why I would be paid a lot for it, well, the main reason is that our country attaches great importance to education, they believe that the next generation is the future of our country, so they would invest a lot in this area, and they have given teachers a huge raise to keep them motivated and encourage more people to devote themselves in this career.
And parents are super generous when it comes to their children’s education. They are willing to pay a huge amount of money for the after school classes and tutors.
语言点解析：
qualified = having passed the exams or completed the training that are necessary in order to do a particular job; having the experience to do a particular job 例如：
She's extremely well qualified for the job.
have a way with somebody/something = to be good at dealing with somebody/something 例如：
He has a way with small children.
She has a way with words (= is very good at expressing herself).
people person = a person who enjoys, and is good at, being with and talking to other people
have (got) what it takes = to have the qualities, ability, etc. needed to be successful
play favorites = to give preferable treatment to someone or something one likes or favors more than others. 例如：
The teacher is always playing favorites in class, letting the students she likes go home a little bit earlier than the rest.
As an MP, I promise not to play favorites with our public services.
on top of that = in addition to the things (usually bad things) already mentioned 例如：
We missed the bus, and on top of that it started raining.
bring somebody/something to life = to make somebody/ something more interesting or exciting 例如：
The new teacher really brought French to life for us.
Flowers can bring a dull room back to life.
attach great importance/weight/value to = to believe that something is important or worth thinking about 例如：
They attach great importance to the project.
I wouldn't attach too much weight to these findings.
when it comes to something / doing something = when it is a question of something 例如：
When it comes to getting things done, he's useless.
雅思口语范文：别人做的你不同意的决定
那开头就可以是“Well, this topic reminds me of my ex. The relationship between us had been on the rocks, but he still didn’t want to break up. The thing is, I see no point staying in the relationship ‘cause there’s no way things could work out.”如果是艰难的决定呢，就说“Breaking up with my ex is the toughest decision I’ve ever made.”
然后就继续跟考官开始狗血小说的剧情吧：
We had been going out for 10 years. We were high school sweethearts, and we even survived a 7-year long distance relationship. We didn’t broke up because we stopped loving each other, in fact, he’s already like family to me. But somehow, as we grew older, we just kind of grew apart. We started to have different values, and want different things in life. For example, he’s a workaholic. Sometimes I couldn’t reach him for days. But ironically, he’s also a traditional man who wants to settle down and start a family soon. I was like, ‘Are you kidding me? Are you sure you are mentally and physically ready for this?’ I mean, who wants a husband that’s nowhere to be found?
So we started to have this big fight and I just thought, maybe we needed to take a break and figure out what we truly want.
To be honest, things were not easy at first, I was heartbroken, and all those flashbacks were killing me. But gradually, I realized perhaps it’s for the best. I mean, if we want different things in life, we wouldn’t be happily married. And I turned out to be more independent after the breakup. So I guess, maybe I’m better off without him.
知识点解析：
on the rocks = a relationship or business that is on the rocks is having difficulties and is likely to fail soon 例如：
Her marriage is on the rocks.
there’s no way = used to say that there is no possibility that you will do something or that something will happen 例如：
There's no way we could afford that sort of money.
work out = to develop in a successful way 例如：
My first job didn't work out.
go out with somebody / go out together = (especially of young people) to spend time with somebody and have a romantic or sexual relationship with them 例如：
Tom has been going out with Lucy for six weeks.
How long have Tom and Lucy been going out together?
grow apart (from somebody) = to stop having a close relationship with somebody over a period of time 例如：
As we got older we just grew apart.
Since moving to London, he's grown apart from many of his friends.
settle down = to start to have a quieter way of life, living in one place 例如：
When are you going to get married and settle down?
start a family = have children 例如：
Do they plan to start a family?
flashbacks = a sudden, very clear, strong memory of something that happened in the past that is so real you feel that you are living through the experience again 例如：
War veterans suffer from nightmares and flashbacks.
be (all) for the best = used to say that although something appears bad or unpleasant now, it will be good in the end 例如：
I don't want you to leave, but perhaps it's for the best.
be better off (doing something) = used to say that somebody is/would be happier or more satisfied if they were in a particular position or did a particular thing 例如：
She's better off without him.
The weather was so bad we'd have been better off staying at home.
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