三道不同主題的考題，卻能重複運用同一段【讓雅思口說演練更有效率】

超多雅思考生不論是演練口說還是背單字，都傾向於分門別類，把屬於同一類型的放在一起。但是，這樣會限制了考生的應用能力。

其實根本沒必要將口說考題分類然後一起演練

以下是四道不同主題的雅思口語考試Part 1問題：

1. What do you like to do in your free time? 你在空閒時間喜歡做什麼？

Answer: "In my free time, I enjoy planning a solo adventure to an unfamiliar city. It's exciting to research new places, map out interesting spots, and imagine the unique experiences awaiting me."

回答：「在空閒時間，我喜歡規劃獨自探險未知的城市。研究新的地方、標記有趣的景點，並想像等待著我的獨特體驗，這些都讓我感到興奮。」

2. Do you prefer traveling alone or with others? 你更喜歡獨自旅行還是和他人一起旅行？

Answer: "I actually prefer embarking on a solo adventure to an unfamiliar city. It gives me the freedom to explore at my own pace and often leads to unexpected discoveries and personal growth."

回答：「事實上，我更喜歡獨自冒險去一個陌生的城市。這讓我可以自由自在地按照自己的節奏探索，常常會有意想不到的發現，也能促進個人成長。」

3. What's the most challenging thing you've ever done? 你做過的最具挑戰性的事情是什麼？

Answer: "The most challenging thing I've done was embarking on a solo adventure to an unfamiliar city in a country where I didn't speak the language. It pushed me out of my comfort zone and taught me valuable lessons in self-reliance."

回答：「我做過最具挑戰性的事情是獨自冒險去一個我不會說當地語言的陌生城市。這讓我走出舒適圈，也讓我學到了寶貴的自立的課題。」

4. What's something new you'd like to try in the future? 你未來想嘗試的新事物是什麼？

Answer: "In the future, I'd love to embark on a solo adventure to an unfamiliar city in Australia. It would be exciting to navigate a completely new culture, try unfamiliar cuisines, and challenge myself to communicate in a different language."

回答：「未來，我很想開始一次獨自探險，去澳洲一個陌生城市。在全新的文化中穿梭、嘗試不熟悉的美食，並挑戰自己用不同的語言溝通，這些都會是令人興奮的體驗。」

這些例子都自然地將"a solo adventure to an unfamiliar city"融入其中。

IELTS Speaking Part 2不同話題可能有一大部分是相同內容

也就是說，為了擴大學到的單字、句型、文法、優質點子之應用範圍，沒有必要把雅思口說第二部份問題分成人、地、時、物、事、其他。

以下兩道題毫不相干，回答卻有四分之一(紅字部份)完全相同。

Describe a time you learned a valuable lesson. You should say:

when and what happened
who was involved
why you think that was a valuable lesson

and say how that experience influenced or changed you afterward.

I've coped with a lot of struggles, big and small. Among those terrible experiences, one also stands for a salutary reminder of the consequences of taking the promises of friends on trust.
While working part-time as a convenience store cashier in my sophomore year of university, I met Olivia, my coworker that had worked there for five years. She really took good care of me like covering for me. One day when we had dinner together at the restaurant across the store. She told me she was going to quit in a month because she was planning to run her own store. Then she asked if I'd like to invest two hundred thousand dollars in exchange for a position as store manager. Two days after careful consideration, I agreed although the investment would take all my savings.
I didn't really expect her to lie to me. She disappeared off the face of the earth and for five years I've been living under the shadow of being betrayed. I've learned from that event that money is a taboo subject. Besides, thanks to the invaluable experience, I won't let the money issue ruin the relationship between someone and me.

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Describe something that a friend has done but you haven't done. You should say:

what your friend did
where and when you friend did this
how you felt about your friend's experience

and explain why you would (or wouldn't) like to do what your friend did.

While working part-time as a convenience store cashier in my sophomore year of university, I met Olivia, my coworker that had worked there for five years. She really took good care of me like covering for me. One day when we had dinner together at the restaurant across the store. She told me she was going to quit in a month because she was planning to run her own store. I was astonished but still congratulate her on the new chapter of her career.
A few years later I dropped in on her on the way home from work. She was too busy to spare me one minute. At that moment, I felt slightly disappointed because I had no chance to share a piece good news with her. That is, I was going to become one of the franchisees of her rival soon. In fact, she was so successful that I’d envied her for years. To keep up with her, I set aside some money each month and finally decided to put all my savings into the business.
Her success has inspired me to run my own business. I really appreciate it.