雅思口语8分是怎么考？高分学员雅思口语8分回忆！

　　雅思口语8分是怎么考？高分学员雅思口语8分回忆！为大家分享雅思口语8分考试是一种怎样的经历，我们一起感受下！以下是我得到八分的残缺的回忆：

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　　Examiner: Are you a student or do you work?

　　Me: I work two jobs. In the morning I work in a publishing company and in the evening I teach children English.

　　Examiner: Do you like shopping?

　　Me: Yes. I love shopping.

　　Examiner: What do you usually buy?

　　Me: I often buy accessories like earrings, shoes... and sunglasses.

　　Examiner: Where do you go shopping?

　　Me: There’s a Japanese boutique my friend and I go quite often. The lady working there knows what I like, so when she has something new, she calls us and asks us to go.

　　Examiner (好像对于日本精品店充满好奇心): What’s special about this boutique?

　　Me: Hum… it’ s quite small, but it’s got almost everything, from clothing to shoes. I mean, I only need to make a trip there but I can get everything I need.

　　Examiner (大概因为我不是跟大家一样，都讲百货公司，他居然主动提起百货公司): Do you go to department stores?

　　Me: Not really. I don’t know if you’ve been to the department store on the weekend. It’s packed with people and children. I teach children English and the last thing I want to see on the weekend is children!

　　Examiner (还是非常想问精品店的事): What’s the difference between shopping at a department store and shopping at a boutique?

　　Me (什麽鬼啊): Hum… I personally don’t really go shopping at the department store because I don’t usually see what I like there. Even if I do, a T-shirt may have three different colours and five difference sizes, that means I might be wearing something that many people wear. I don’t like that. But, in a Japanese boutique, you see more things with a personality.

　　Examiner (仍然不放弃这个话题): So why do people go to the department store?

　　Me (我怎麽知道?!): Well, I think most people go to the department store as a family activity. They bring their children there and spend the entire day there. They eat at the food court and read at the bookshop. In summer, they can enjoy free air conditioning. I don’t know, I can’t remember the last time I went to a department store.

　　接下来又问了几组蛮寻常的话题...

　　终于结束Part 1。接下来，他居然把前面的20个人被问的卡片题(What’s your favourite season?)放回去很厚的档案夹(马的，我在外面偷听到大家都被问四季，我还在外面偷偷准备很久)，然后再拿出一张新的，题目是Talk about your favourite TV programme.天哪，我根本就没有看电视!我每天忙得要命，哪有时间看电视!于是，惊吓了一阵子以后，我还是硬著头皮在考官给我的小纸片上做笔记，一分钟之后，他问我Are you ready? 我也只好硬著头皮开始讲...

　　I don’t have time to watch TV at all. I live a very busy life with multiple jobs. So it’s difficult for me to come up with a TV programme to talk about. I can only tell you what my mum watches every day. When I go home at night, she’s always watching a Taiwanese soap opera called “台湾霹雳火.”

　　It’s a stupid TV programme about violence, sex and all kinds of negative images you can think of. I don’t even understand why this programme is allowed to be shown on TV at dinner time, when the whole family gets together eating dinner and watching TV. …

　　接下来我就开始不断的一直批评这个节目，完全没有提到剧情，因为我只知道刘文聪很贱，但不太知道详情。骂了两分钟后...

　　第三部份开始了。

　　Examiner: Do you think this programme is popular?

　　Me: Yes, extremely. Everyone talks about it and my mum watches it twice a day.

　　Examiner: Why is it so popular?

　　Me (我怎麽知道，我就说了我很不喜欢): Hum… To be honest with you, I don’t know! I guess it’s because most people are bored and have nothing to do. Their lives are so boring that they need to see how miserable other people are. They especially love to see bad things happen to other people. I guess some people feel good about themselves after watching this kind of programmes.

　　Examiner (感觉非常满意我的答案): So in your opinion, what kind of TV programmes should be on TV?

　　Me (戴上教育家的眼镜): Educational programmes of course! Like the Discovery Channel, Animal Planet Channel and so on.

　　Examiner (羞辱的哼了我一声): Who wants to watch TV then? (我不确定这是不是他当时正确的用字，但反正意思就是想亏我，谁会想看教育性的节目)

　　Me: Well, if that’s the only choice on TV, people HAVE TO watch it. (心想，啊你没有听过北韩只有一台电视台吗)

　　反正接下来，他又问了我一堆谁应该来决定什麽电视节目比较好之类的问题，而这些问题在我学生写的考试回忆分享中都还是不断的在被考著。这次，我就得了八分。当年口说跟写作，是没有点五的，现在变成有点五的，其实难度已经降低了。