雅思口语Part1-3话题思路分析：In a hurry

　　雅思口语Part1-3话题思路分析：In a hurry，“In a hurry”，译为“匆忙”。匆忙这个状态相信如今的大家已经不再陌生了吧？作为深受ddl（deadline）主义侵蚀和拖延症晚期洗脑的我们，坚持履行着不到关键时刻绝不从床上爬起来的“行为准则”。比如：

　　“1500字的papar， due前24小时才开始动笔”

　　“一晚上爆肝熬出了两周前布置小组PPT”

　　“Final期间一晚上刷完四百页的专业书”

　　......诸如此类的场景，相信大家十分熟悉。所以在雅思口语中关于此类“匆忙”事件的讨论会是怎样的展现形式呢？这里帮大家总结出了以下三个主要方向：

　　-个人经历

　　-个人喜好

　　-个人看法及认知

　　首先关于个人经历类，只需要将自己在“in a hurry”状态下完成的事情进行陈述即可。这个部分相信大家都会有很多素材可以讲述，生活类的素材例如：可以从起床迟了赶车上班，或者是忘记了和某人的约会从而赶路等；学习类的素材例如熬夜写paper等。当然考官还可能会问你关于一定不会在“hurry”状态下做的事，这个回答就可以结合自己实际情况进行说明。比如有的人吃饭一定不能着急，不然就会胃痛；有的人出门旅行一定要提前打包，不然就会遗漏东西等。

　　例句：

　　Weeks ago, I went to my yoga session in a rush because of an unplanned event came up hours before it, which later caused a domino effect on the rest of my other plans and activities. I ended up having to travel during the peak of the traffic and unfortunately got late for my class and missed the warm-up practice.

　　I never rush to pack at the last minute for an upcoming trip, pack ahead of time makes it unlikely for me to forget the travel essentials or the trivial items, like my identity document, phone chargers, the adapter or a lip balm. Being an early-packer is a great tactic for a forgetful person like me.

　　其次关于个人偏好类，主要就是询问大家关于“ddl是第一生产力”的个人观点。有的人觉得只有在紧张的状态下，自己才能“主动”的将全部精力集中在需要处理的事件上，高效率的完成任务；但有的人是非常讨厌自己处于“hurry”状态下，因为一般匆忙带来的就是焦虑和紧张，过大的压力反倒制约了他们的能力。

　　例句：

　　Not at all. I have a proper sense of time and I am very deliberate about what I do, being tied to the clock and having to push myself to meet the deadlines in a short period of time may place tremendous stress on my mind, which is overly nerve-racking! What’s more, always being in a rush as how I perceive can relate to low effectiveness, as working too fast may result in errors and lower quality work.

　　最终关于个人看法类，考官主要是想看到烤鸭们对于“in a hurry”这个表象下面的深层次思考。比如关于“hurry”是否能和效率形成正向相关，或者是为什么人们会在“匆忙”状态下更容易出错，以及如何避免自己处于“in a hurry”的状态里等。

　　例如：

　　It is a true fact that rushing through tasks under time constraint can kill our productivity, I think the biggest issue behind this is that the pressure of the clock could become ridiculously intense, when we are feeling on edge, we are liable to err. Even worse, rushing to get things done can also mean that we are unable to think through some problems critically, which creates more opportunities for mistakes.