2020雅思口語話題題庫範文最新版
2020年5月雅思口語換題後，出現了很多新題，這些新題對於考生來說比較陌生，但是也會保留一些舊題。今天小編給大家整理了2020雅思口語話題題庫範文，我們一起來看看吧!
2020雅思口語話題題庫範文1
題目：
you ever had an unhappy haircut experience?
long have you had your current haircut?
often do you have a haircut?
you like having your hair cut?
範文：
you ever had an unhappy haircut experience?
That’s more like(更像是，不如說是) every time, ha-ha! You see, I just have thisfeeling that I have a very different understanding of concepts like ‘a LITTLEbit shorter’, from, say, ninety-nine percent of hairdressers. They almost alwaysget my fringe(劉海) way too short making me look pretty silly. To be honest, Idon’t know what their problem is.
long have you had your current haircut?
I don’t really like to change my haircut style too often, and I think I’vekept it this way for the last three or four years . I mean, yeah, there are newhair trends almost every season, but I just don’t see the point of(不理解爲什麼)following them. It’s too tiring for me.
often do you have a haircut?
Well, about once a month, sometimes even longer. My hair doesn’t grow veryfast, compared to my cousin. He goes to the barber’s every two weeks cuzotherwise, he’d look like a rock star – I meant no offence(無意冒犯) to them, but,you know what I mean(你懂的). I, however, don’t have that problem.
you like having your hair cut?
Um... If you mean ‘do I enjoy having a haircut’, then no. I’m not that keenon polishing(拋光，修飾) my appearance. I think it has to be neat and clean, andthat’s all. I don’t really enjoy sitting there for at least half an hour waitingto get my hair cut, as I can’t even see anything clearly without my glasses.
’s your last haircut?
It was like really short, and that was during my high school, when I foundthat having short hair could be so much more convenient. It indeed was a bit tooboyish(男孩子氣的), I guess, my relatives sometimes called me ‘tomboy’. But I’m finewith that. Then I decided to have a change and
became... Let’s say, a bit more chic. And that’s when I changed to mycurrent hairstyle.
2020雅思口語話題題庫範文2
題目：
you walk a lot?
you walk more often now than in the past?
you think people will walk more or not in the future?
e do you usually go for a walk?
範文：
you walk a lot?
I suppose I do, yeah. I mean, I always prefer to travel by foot when it’s ashort distance. And I take multiple short trips every day. Like, you know, I goto the library, the classroom, the school mart and the dining room on foot everyday. On weekends, I sometimes hang out with my friends in the city, where it istoo crowded to drive. So yeah, in that sense, I guess it’s fair to say that I dowalk a lot.
you walk more often now than in the past?
I have to say no, because when I was a child, I used to go hiking with myparents in the woods. And when we were not hiking, we would take long walks nearour home. That was quite a bit of exercise! But now, it’s impossible to spendtime walking every day. School is just too busy.
you think people will walk more or not in the future?
From what I can see, we probably won’t be able to walk much in the future,given the bustling city life that we are heading into, you know. People alreadyspend so much time indoors. Well, we work on computers and entertain ourselveson electronic devices. How could we spare time to walk in the future? Actually,it may be a surprise if we could make time for walking at all!
e do you usually go for a walk?
Well, it depends on where I am living. If I’m living at home, I normallyjust walk on the street near my home. Or sometimes I take a stroll to theshopping area to kill time. But when I’m at school, I just walk in theplayground with my friends. Sometimes we even go for a brisk walk around theplayground.
2020雅思口語話題題庫範文3
題目：
do you need to be focused?
may distract you when you are trying to stay focused?
do you do to help you concentrate?
it difficult for you to stay focused on something?
範文：
do you need to be focused?
You mean, apart from when I’m studying? Uh, I don’t know, when I’m tryingto complete something dangerous, like chopping carrots, or sewing(縫) , apparently, I may get injured by knives or needles if I don’t fullyconcentrate. It did happen last summer. One afternoon I was cooking whiletalking to my mom, when suddenly I cut my finger. Fortunately, it wasn’t a deepcut.
may distract you when you are trying to stay focused?
Well, a sudden and big noise, for instance. Say, if I am trying to work outan academic problem, and there is a huge thud(砰地一聲) in the living room, ofcourse, I’d stop working and start wondering if my dad clumsily(笨手笨腳地) trippedover himself, like, again. I’d have to check if there’s a problem, and that’sjust human nature.
do you do to help you concentrate?
Mostly I just move my mobile and other devices to another room. Cuz the wayI see it, the biggest distraction nowadays would be social networks, they arelike heroin(海洛因) for your brain. If my phone is within my reach, I can neverreally focus. At the very least, I mute it and flip it over(翻過去).
it difficult for you to stay focused on something?
Normally it’s okay. If I’m really keen on something, I don’t really needany assistance in keeping my concentration. For instance, if I’m reading a bookthat I really like, I’d probably skip meals(忘食) simply because I forget themcompletely. But sometimes when I’m tired and still need to work, I need anabsolutely quiet room to make sure I won’t get distracted.
2020雅思口語話題題庫範文4
題目：
you wear jeans?
often do you wear jeans?
you like wearing jeans, why?
do you think jeans are popular?
範文：
you wear jeans?
Yes, absolutely. I wear jeans a lot, and I don’t see any reason why Ishouldn’t. Now, some people may say that it’s not really healthy because it canaffect your blood circulation(血液循環), but I think that only happens when you wearthose ridiculously skinny ones. To be honest, I can’t see the point. I alwaysprefer baggy(寬鬆的) ones, which are immeasurably more comfortable.
often do you wear jeans?
Basically, every day, I mean, if I don’t have to dress formally for aninterview or something like that. Formal occasions like that would have certaindress codes(着裝要求), and wearing jeans at this time could be impolite. But apartfrom that, I just wear them all the time. I’d say... in a typical(典型的，常規的) week,there will be at least five days when I wear jeans.
you like wearing jeans, why?
Of course, especially in spring and autumn, when the temperature is not toohigh. The way I see it, jeans are probably the most versatile(多面手的，多功能的)clothing in one’s closet. Say, if you wear those super-popular designer brandslike Evisu, you can easily achieve a really fashionable look.
Also, if you wear those dark indigo or even black ones withblazers(單西，西裝外套), you can have a smart, business-casual look.
do you think jeans are popular?
There are multiple reasons. For a start they are made from denim, which,essentially(本質上講), is just cotton. This is a really comfortable material, butalso durable enough to avoid everyday wear and tear . Also, they can matchalmost all kinds of everyday outfits(外套), like I mentioned just now. What’smore, they are usually not that expensive, which means everybody can affordthem.
you spend a lot on jeans?
Not really. Unlike silk shirts or cashmere(羊絨的) coats, jeans are generallyinexpensive, as they
were originally designed to be worn by industrial workers. But veryoccasionally, I buy some designer jeans that I’m crazy about, like no more thanonce a year. And I can wear them for a long time without wearing themout(穿壞，磨破).
2020雅思口語話題題庫範文5
題目：
your voice sound similar to your parents?
you enjoy recording your voice and listening to it?
your voice ever changed?
you like your own voice?
範文：
your voice sound similar to your parents?
No, not at all. My mother speaks with an accent, but it still sounds clearand sweet. If she was a saleswoman, I suppose she would get the best salesfigures amongst others. One can’t say NO to such a pleasant voice. My father hassuch a low and deep voice. He never barks to show he is unhappy, but he simplyclears his throat. Interestingly, my voice is neither sweet nor persuasive, justthe middle type.
you enjoy recording your voice and listening to it?
Nuh... That could be a bit narcissistic(自戀的), from my point of view. AsI’ve mentioned, I don’t find my voice especially charming. But I do, sometimes,listen to my voice messages to others in WeChat, just making sure, you know,that there wasn’t any mistake or disturbing(令人不適的) noise.
your voice ever changed?
Yeah, I think so, but I assume basically everybody goes through this periodwhen their voices change dramatically(劇烈地), like, for boys the pitch goes down,and for girls quite the contrary. That happens around adolescence(青春期),typically. I was 13 when my voice broke,. But nothing has changed everafter.
you like your own voice?
Well... I don’t know, actually... I mean, I don’t think I dislikeit(否定轉移，我也沒有不喜歡), it’s just that I don’t think there is anything special aboutmy voice. Normally, we would describe a great voice as ‘magnetic’, or‘three-dimensional’, as if it comes from a high-end acoustic device(聲學設備), likea stereo. I don’t really think my voice has those qualities.
