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BA, PHESDS RAR I “Bee” AR WMH V MRSA CRHE TO (BA UK MMHG) o Bt RATMSAMMMORKALZAH, BANRARESARMBOR RRAFZIN4RRAHSMALUCASELOTMH, FHATHRRLEHRASEM BSERHRBEE "SIMA", HEE fluctuation SABAH. hRAR FRE S 8 Cay REA), HAR SICET IELTS OFM “Bk” Deepest appreciation goes to my parents and my sister Meg, without whom | wouldn't possibly have embarked upon this “cottage industry". Your loving and unwavering support means everything to me. Special kudos goes to Ms. Meng Yu-gin, the editor of this book, whose intelligence and resourcefuiness make a real difference in the creation of this book.Most of all, | wish to dedicate this book to the students who made up my classes in the Global IELTS Institute ( Beijing). Their example has continually spurred me to keep working on this book. | hope it will be a nice reminder of our delightful time together. aR 2011 467 AF RRBRAE Preface Aua you wish to use English freely during the IELTS Speaking Test, but making this wish a reality remains a puzzle for most of you out there. In my observation, many Chinese candidates perform poorly on the test because they " over-prepare” for the test. The error-free templates and picture-perfect “model answers" that have been force-fed into test-takers’ brains have made the entire preparation process a strategic failure — few of us would try to learn the piano if we only attempted to sound like Mozart, right? To get a high score on the IELTS Speaking Section, students must understand what the examiners realistically want. Personal preferences may vary as far as words, structures and concepts go, but the reality is all examiners appreciate spontaneity. Throughout the test, the examiner can see and hear the candidate. It is fairly easy for him / her to spot the thoughtless spouting of prepared answers because there are no natural pauses between the sense groups in the answers. There also tends to be a dramatically hesitant response when the examiner asks for further elaboration on those answers. In most cases, this hesitancy substantially erodes the candidate's credibility in proving his/her English proficiency and he/she is penalized for this. Thus, unlike the majority of prep books on IELTS speaking, this volume is not designed to be memorized by rote but rather, to be studied as an approach to a testing method which values @ spontaneous performance when students communicate with the examiner. To this end, | have built most chapters around themes that are not only IELTS-oriented, but current and thought-provoking as well. The perspective offered on each theme challenges you to think beyond the common treatment of these themes, and all themes have a One Step Beyond component, which serves as a springboard for addressing related topics at a more sophisticatedlevel. As this book is a cumulative study, | recommend beginning with Chapter 1 and continuing consecutively. It is true that speaking a second language is partly a talent, but it is mostly a skill, and just like any other skill, it improves faster with continuous practice. Studying and using the English you will learn in this volume over an extended period of time will be an intelligent and effective way to become a competent IELTS Speaking candidate. Pat, May, 2011Pat HAL RREROSRETEFT, DARKE, LHMMRAMRRLRERt ARES, MRAM HT A ILAA “AR7", ERT fish ‘n' chips. ARELRNH-RERE, Pat CRRMRLHH ERAS A “stir fly” (KE HW). RESRERWHHARBT, DREXAMILBAUAETRERHME, MES REAR, FRARZSARMRRMAR stir-fried (MH). 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The Ten-Day Series on IELTSContents B & DI HRRRS RU Dy 7 swasexinitees KM BRS BO Bes ih 10 TM / 3 Pat's Answers / 4 MBH / 15 2 ARAL TLR ASE Z, Part 1 HRRBH+A? / 19 Part 2 MSCRBITA? / 20 Part 3 HRRBHL? / 22 Part 1 SiS aso HY? / 23 Part 1 adie] Ast ALARIG? / 23 Part 1 tt“? / 24 SALA Part 1 Me / 24 Part 2 tt“? / 33 Pat “gf” iM Part 2 FAIR RA / 34 Part 2 HERKILSBSRWASI / 35 Part 3 #iS 38H / 37 Part 3 ft“? / 37 Part WAI A? / 41 HBA / 42 8 RWm http://laoshuchong.taobao.com7 ae UT REDBPREAH “ig” / 49 +E “S" HRBORBA (SAS) 753 CABEXEIL) 7 55 KA SHRRBARBH 30 SRA" Bi 7 61 Sik—-TS SOM AE HI a) I / 63 PRERUIRDMAS BES A AAA BIT / 65 HABER OANA MR MICWAB RX / 70 Part 2 #100 bial (7 BAB) 7/72 BG /77 BUR OT SPARE “XE” BNR 6]? / 81 Pat S&H eosthitl C iS we A FOO HERRIA) / 82 ST DARA A do fh ial 280 6) / BE REOBELP A RARARGAN AF? / 90 HBR / 91 Gy 5 Marinmene ABAEA RET HL BRIE? / 95 Part 2 25th 4 #buERE / 101 JLRS BSL ARIS / 103 HBG / 104 Dy CO SEH decent Hy FF REOF ORE / 110GH / 113 Dy 7 S@iE Part 1 OB Part 1 HERS] / 116 Pat o4 Part 1 sc RE (HE ARHRE RBA SORES MAR MUMS BT) / 7 RAS / 158 Dy F ols wb ieny Part 2 seRH Ms IELTS 07% Part 2 HME SH RS| / 160 Od Parte wiaiigm / 161 A BBR Part 2 — 44 BAO 1] BR AO / 163 Part 2 Sit HE? / 163 A BR Swim / 165 BARSTA/ 192 C ASB / 223 D wan / 243 E WRBR / 283 F 0% / 310 BRR / 332 Dy 9 oie Part 3 28% Part 3 BHA? / 335 Part 3 807 SRK AR / 335 ABARH Part 3 LAW 7 4 / 336 Pat Jaa iH AS 284 + Part 3 S4}4550 (7 SASL) / 343 HR / 360FO RRR (CE) BRO FH 10 AB EB / 365 CR) FEBOGS 10 ASAweE A / 371 HGR / 391 Appendix A #EB OWA + ABI RHTB / 398 AppendxB #8 2—TS AoE e = / 400 Appendix C #i8JLA0R / 401 Appendix D kay 120 “S)\By / 404 SERIE / 406Day © RANA True Lies Using lies as alibis Is the same game Played in different ways It’s just a waste of time Made for gullible minds shitiaa http://laoshuchong.taobao.comToo much agreement Kills the chat. - —John Jay Chapman \_/ C-VG> KATE TE EN 10 A apo O PHERALALAMS “PM” HER? PRLAA-KLRGS “HM” HER? DEERLEAA HREM PB? DIE F200 HEM AF F 5:00 SMALE? MAD MAFRAM-FARABA? BER THA MRE A? FEAR MRS OH? VELLERBS? RGAOIBED PARAS ER? det ihit PBR A? A VEMBA MY? PEEALAS “BM AEA HARA RA TER Z On? Bonus Question IELTS DBA HEA? (HPAS) O &4tka A+ 2 XM Predictions? (>A #)pay 7 LATS — \ELTS SPEAKING TEST _—1~ L OBSZWRAFRREES “RR HER? OHARAR-LSOS “SPR” 892%? (Do I have to sound positive or optimistic? Do I have to present completely original, creative or unconventional answers?) AS Meee SAAS FR LR A) HEE “| don't like..." “Actually, | don't know much about..." “Well, | disagree..." RESLBIHSR. 8) BARBRA AA (original), SAA (unique), S1A ARE (engaging) HERATERE DI. RNAS S(O BS BS SH RT al MAN (Clark: 29). “One important point to emphasize (387) here is that the marking system does NOT include references to the following points: 4 Interesting content % Amusing or funny answers 4 Body language ¥ The truth % Appearance or dress ERARE (thought-provoking) WE, RUSS TROHT ABH PORE (Ibid, 29): “Many years ago in an IELTS speaking test, | interviewed a young lady who was arrogant (#1264) , impolite, impatient and quite rude — but | awarded this lady a score of 8 only because her spoken English matched the descriptions in the marking system for band score 8 RAH-MEMAWRF— (obnoxious, intolerable) w&t, BARIKAIt RARBG, LAASEMLRET 18 HHH. WREARE SLR ERAS, BEO SS Martin Renner EMH GW: “It's not what you say. It's how you say it."Too much agreement kills the chat, —John Jay Chapman A, / RACLKAARHS SOM SCLAS Pat BONE ORS KR TA BS. COBHAM, REKHRBKPMSRAGAH, ER, PH HM” Re RS ‘AR RERAAR. VARRR—-A: SEMVORHNFAILHESTS WEE, DRAB OBNT, DMRS MESA EMCEE RO BAK SM. BNRRAHHN, REAPARERHRAHRA, PELERBRAECR 4 OBS AST AMR SARAHB? OBES 2:00 HEME S 5:00 HSMAH+A RR? MASHMASERSAB—Z ARAL BI? (How will the timing influence my performance?) A) PECBAUS RHMEARHRORG. ASAE S Co It WRRERERUET o GLANS ~4 KAN ARRRARSB WK | probability) BHM, MBLRAR—KBA TH. 8) MECERAMRA HMA, A-THRAL MM Part 1 MSM ABBE, 1 @ Part 2 OW RHMARA TEETER ARE WWOMA TF 4:00 £28 HOHE BROKE, WABLS 10:30 FSHATER-KER, SR PSRATERR Ro PRL "BA" ARDEA RR PERE Part 2 RPO TE. ontop SOFA RA MOS BRE FMR —TERASROREEE (BER —-KAPE ROMER LEI OER) g X OB BHT AERA? (How should I interpret the marking system?) ARGMEIBAOMH OME, BEBMPEREA, —RELRDBRAA, PREM, BITTE "ARR MOREE. Pat i) “SURAR” FEB ORES RHE so 64 1a QFPRE AMAR UA AHH BR ERAR, Fluency PA, LHLZAFIRM | F, CARAMLA RART MAD BAR “er.” “ah...” Ba filers, | -—LAARANH FRASEHRT HEZPORLREHDRGL | LF, ATHER | RRM4, Day ee (BR) 5a 6% 1 “= ALABIL” (get put on the Spot) AAR AHI. HS FEE RPG ABBA H, RELSRABRERS, | HZEBFRE RMA, A RAR, KPA AR BARA HH RIFPLR (super- natural phenomenon) #& BAER ARAE HK oF 1 AH Hh, 12 RK BRS RERAKPRALGH weed Xa s, HZ he/ she Ra #4 Hr EBL RAY EMH SAAS BIR A) RAE AMRE BRA, 1205 BR ARR (6 te Fh i8) RAIA bh OTE Pronunciation BR (A Day 6 HEM OBS RHKRTH BR SPTARERH AR, AOR IIT HE Rp PRA RTE, SERAE RAMA, RBH a Rte | FPRRRER PE KAS, PAREPARE ARYA BD RABI HH, BLA RR AR ee Vocabulary ALE RM PH A1— Piast $ , RA-A TIED PNR AAA SER — ALELO TH, RAFRE PRENZ, RAAZABIP LG EMRA AH RAK, Pat 3 >} “440 GE 3U” (verbal terrorism) JAA © #8 HAR A, RES TAL Rae Ap MAIC, OR | A, oe WANA V3 RR BRAK RB REAR, 2E FEAR AR Bh LR a ae R, STCBHH FL Fe th oh RIK TAS fe mB [ye ait bia, | Mabie AK | ata, BAe AAMAS, OR FR Hn EAR HH BUNA (G18) test 4 ch — iM ARV IK SS O O BS Bmuch agreement kills the chat. John Jay Chapman A\_/ Do you enjoy the advertisements on television? AUS ER No, I don't. | think they are very boring. RBH 6 AER | don't like them. Advertisements on television just waste my time. They suddenly stop interesting TV shows and the things they try to sell are useless. SRA 7 DER | would say | enjoy some of them because they are creative and witty. But it's true most ads just spoil the fun of watching TV, and the information they bring us tends to be misleading. FRRMABY (418) test 1 MSMR, PASRADMZEHWER: Do you think it would be a good idea for schools to ask students their opinions about lessons? > RNS DER | think it's a good idea. That can make lessons more interesting. So the students will like their school much more. RAH 6 ASR It sounds like a good idea. We can give the teachers our opinions and help them improve their lessons, This method will make us feel we are part of our school, too. RHH7 DER It may be a good idea jt it's well-managed. Students can get their voices heard when they evaluate the lessons. Then the school will know how to keep up with the students’ demand. But on the other hand, some opinions will be extreme, which may hurt teachers’ feelings. TEU (617) test2 HAMSSOB7 TRAE4. > Day 1 suri e188 Do you like making other people laugh? > RBHS PER Yes I do. I'm a funny person and | always tell my friends jokes RE 7 DSR Sure. | know lots of jokes and really enjoy sharing them with friends of mine. It seems like | just happen to have a unique sense of humor. | tend to believe humor is essential to a good mood at work and at home as well. © FRB ATH it Part 1 HAHA Biel BO AL ARE — F567 Oh CR (leap): What's your favourite subject at school? > SE S ER 7 a It's English because English is very useful and interesting. RMS HSER I's math because math makes us smart and math is very useful for learning some other subjects such as chemistry. RYH7 DER Humm, | guess it's PE, which stands for physical education. Sometimes we call it the gym class. PE not just keeps us physically fit, it gets us more focused on academic subjects as wel. HE—F5 +657 HERE (hop, skip, jump): What's your favourite season? > AMS PER | like winter best. | enjoy the snow in winter. It's so beautiful. RNG DER It's spring because everything is fresh in spring. Sometimes we have light rain. Spring is gentle and comfortable.Too much agreement kills the chat. John Jay Chapman A. PRAIA 7 ApS aE Well, | would say... summer. Actually, the summer in Beijing is really hot... scorching, you know. But in summer, my friends and | can just hang out together in places like malls. The summer vacation is long, much longer than the spring break. And the coolest thing about summer is we can just wear casual clothes like tees and shorts... tet Cpanegeys KSPEPLAR BAY (REA -PAMEARH ARH RM), HAR HRRETARMEBALR, ETRRABAB KOPLEFAREAN, MH THRRTBAR, ERHFAAW ETRE eT PRRRESLERARARUMAN, EPMSAPERPAY RA GE HARSH. PHP ARR ED HH ABA-RNRKAR, BAP MRES RPGR HER, RARRTER 4 iS id Sit x SY? (Should I equate big words with higher scores?) R“n2>RAFS IELTS OBMRARRZ—, RELUARO BEARDS ARATA HAH Dis ie Se eh CHABEHH, KKAHMRHARREREAP RS, HZSM PE MESH SRR: EMPtEPRARAABRRABAEBL, BHHRBARST (weird), BEMAE 21 HHS T+ FSHRARALGHAB AMES “HRS” ON, ABE ASA A SB Hb Hi Ai FOIL K 4] (convoluted sentences) Sta AEE Re. WET OA hOHs SO OS 7 DAR: What's your favourite colour? Well, to be honest, | don't really have an actual favourite colour but | guess if | were buying clothes, then I'd usually go for something like blue or grey — kind of dull colours, nothing too bright.day 1 saxne_ 219 spcanne Test IER RA Hid "REL" 7, RRR NBR T FREES Well, to be honest...J2G HLA “IR” Zh, PU EB RRIF Z &K nalive speakers HART RST, MAAAHEAER, MART HAA. BORE RUSE Pat 6 De EAA DSR A RBA EI RIGA RT ample Rachel & Kyle Rachel: Say, Kyle, are you ready for the big exam coming up this Friday? Kyle: No. I guess I'm nowhere near ready. Maybe it’s all because I really have no interest in biology. Rachel: So you'd better start studying. Kyle: T have an idea, The test is on Friday, so maybe on Thursday night you could (ERR META AR RAIL TR OA REAR OG BRALHSRD, LHOBT7 ARAL T, MIHE Day 4) come over to my apartment and help me cram (8 i;*#}). Rachel: 1 wouldn't be very smart to try and rush through half a semester's information in just three hours. We could compare notes, anyway. Kyle: I'm busy every night this week. I've got a date tonight and tomorrow I'm playing basketball. Ul just pull an all-nighter (#3). Rachel: [don’t think studying all night is going to do you any good if you fall asleep during the test. Kyle: Humm, L guess you're right. Pll change my date to after the test and then Pll be free to study this week. RIA, Pat RBS BH ch — HM is LAL MMDIS (phrases), BHR * S BARARHMI-ZESRWT, REM \HABARLOBLHRAIER, tore APOUFEREORPHANEA A To keep fit, | work out | =exercise) in the gym for an hour every day I'm studying hard coz | don't want to let my parents down ( =disappoint sb. ) DIY stands for Do-It-Yourself. 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PL, RRR RIEL S I, WHEL ARE TILW My family name is... and my given name is... 08.5 (CF + Can | see your ID card please? BPHEHEMB, BF Here you are. s# Here you go. BAe,0 much agreement kills the chat. —John Jay Chapman /\_/“ Hometown/ Your House/ Your flat/Housework What do you like about your hometown? What do you dislike about your hometown? Do you think your hometown is good for young people? What's the nightlife like in your hometown? What would you change about your city? ¥r What types of public transport can be found in your hometown? + Do you often do housework? Do you have a driver's license? Do you live in a house or a flat? + Is your landlord charging a high rent for the flat? Is there anything hanging on the wall? 1 ¥ What's the nightlife like in your hometown? What's... like? BiH tt AHP ILEN? (> % What would you change about your city? RH would RERERNBS, RWARLMH, MATLRGAN—Ro (> 4 What types of public transport can be found in your hometown? JES, RAZR transportation PMIRRALAHNMK, RAS ESA transport, (F + Do you live in a house or a flat? flat SREAKHOR, BAe SRAM apartment HRAAAUGA, WRG A AEHPF MATA E condo, (> 4 Do you often do housework? ILS MO MIBIENAVIA. wash the dishes/do the dishes ( 3¢B%), do the laundry AGE wash the clothes) , take out the rubbish ( 473%, BH 38, i073 BNO take out the trash) , vacuum the floor ( BORA SSORMAR, Ze A ORAS BHCBRUNT, MRANHBAS HR BM MW EH 1s BH), mop the floor ( sib 4%), change the bed linen ( # EKA. #H), cook (meals), i AZ X spring cleaning (@#AHKR) RABHEHKRR. [Fy Do you have a driver's license? FRASER PRA Yes /No—TaRES CHROMA, BE 1550 * SABLE Rb/ SALA, MTA ERRAMR MMT SRE BCAHAS “#AF": Driving is not aright. it's a privilege (TF MWARA). a "BA" Hbi¥ Driving makes life much easier for me and my family members. JORBA driver's license BAEK L— WAGE IEW, THLE The traffic is always tied up so there's no point in getting a driver's license anyway. Baki RW TDR S O05) LAR ACER (There're an awful lot of reckless drivers out there. ) RERMAORALARE (risky), 1a5et5 (I'm afraid of getting hurt...) (> 4 Is your landlord or landlady charging a high rent for the flat? 32 (9 landlord/landlady +3175 BAH A, charge ERB “4EWe", Mh rent 4 HK RESET. Ribs She MHRA, “Is the rent high?" Your Studies/ Your Work Are you working or studying? (3184) What do you like about your studies? What's your major? Do you Jike it? |s there anything you don't like about it? What did you do on your first day in this school university? sx (SERENA) What do you like / dislike about your job? Do you think people should be paid more if they work at weekends? (> + What did you do on your first day in this school/university? 314 an orientation tour of the BSA — RB WAKA Orientation Day, Mimuch agreement kills the chat. —John Jay Chapman A\_/ campus (SSttha2HBARBSRE) , a Welcome Meeting, a free lunch ( (BBS RE, PESREARST), EARL AA meet the principal ( #4) and other faculty and staff, Hobbies Do you have any hobbies? What do you usually do at weekends? What do people usually do to relax in your country? (> + What do you usually do at weekends? BRB AM "HA" Bik at weekends FAI on weekends, Sports / Outdoor Activities What sports are most popular in your country? Do you think it's important to play a sport? Do you like doing outdoor activities? Do you like swimming? What are the benefits of swimming? Do you like biking / cycling? Are bikes popular in China? How old were you when you first learned to ride a bike? Do you offen play games? What games are popular in China? (> sx Do you think it’s important to play a sport? SEE: play a sport SRM, RAPARB, LF x Do you often play games? RHR BR: card games, tag (RAMEE AMARTH “WA” BR), bspy-with-my-little- @day 2 AERO BAO ELTA? aa ieee eye (RSPR Pat NIRHRR, BHARTULRART, iB Day 8 Hikae #), spelling bee (#57 972%) , math games and hide-and-seek ( #32) 0 > + What games are popular in China? such as chess, mahjong, jumping rubber band (##@sz#%) , kite-flying, Killers of Three Kingdoms (=[]2), Grows Vegetables and Steals Vegetables ( # 3%, ff 3t), West Illusion Swims ( 4) 57), Dungeon and Warrior ( #i Fist 5 B}+), Plants vs. ( BB/"vaisas/) Zombies (HiMAALEP ) o The Media What types of TV program do you like watching? # What types of TV program are popular in your country? Why do we need ads? x What kinds of radio program do you like best? What types of film do you like watching? What are the differences between local newspapers and international newspapers? IC" 4 Why do we need ads? 3H Bi RAALE They keep us informed about the latest products and give us More options. MARS” & sss Att th {RIB (entertaining), BARA RAT LE eh ¥) superstars; WoAFAHR (businesses) 4 Do you prefer to type things or to write things on paper? FTF OOSEANBRT BER (more speedy, speedy @ IELTS CitE HR fast HN FALE I) Zh, HAT sak (edit) ABW (just cut and paste it) Language and Numbers What do you find difficult about learning English? Would you like to learn another foreign language in the future? What're your lucky numbers? Why do you think they can bring good luck? (CF 4 Why do you think they can bring good luck? Lucky numbers sound similar to words that have positive meanings. (4 ia & Day 7, Clothing What kinds of clothing do you like wearing? Do you like fashionable clothing? Food How often do you eat out in restaurants? What are the advantages and disadvantages of eating out?day 2MBOBHARRHA? IELTS SPEAKING TEST Js fast food popular in your country? Which meal is the most important to you, breakfast, lunch or dinner? Do you like cooking? Why? Do you think children should learn how to cook? Do you like vegetables? + (CF w Do you think children should learn how to cook? “iva e" {A A G5 $F 4h ELIE It makes them more independent (#52w), gives them a basic life skill, if 28 =k keeps them away from junk food, (7 ¥ Do you like vegetables? RERATKOASRILASSAAR (fruit), BART wee —* They're rich in Vitamin C and fiber ( @& e+ # C FOstHt), WA KR “Sst” MRS SLE EMA juicy XNA RIA, People Do you prefer to have old people or young people as your neighbours? + Who does the housework in your family? What do you usually do with your friends? In your country, where can you meet new people? +r Did you have a happy childhood? > + Do you prefer to have old people or young people as your neighbours? SE (G18) BME, HBA IA more sociable (BB KILRMH), more open-minded, easier to communicate with 2, APH A 48. 648 A Ml TT bL3 I They tend to be quiet and more helpful (CF x In your country, where can you meet new people? KEAN new people HMRAMR “MAIRMA", TG Day 7 OER.00 much agreement kills the chat, i John Jay Chapman /\_/ Arts What kinds of music do you like listening to? Do you think it’s important for children to learn to play a musical instrument? ¢ What kinds of photographs do you like looking at? Do you like painting or drawing? (> + Do you think it’s important for children to learn to play a musical instrument? £248 a musical instrument Zam "Res", SF Re AIR RIAA Day 7 Topic 8. Buildings Are historical buildings important? Do you often go to museums? How can a museum attract more people? What are the advantages of staying in a hotel? + (> w What are the advantages of staying in a hotel? AMS AY motel, HAMERALIE, BERNHRREA BNET HE, HMA “WR” AHS ABET Weather & Seasons What types of weather do you like best? What is your favourite season? How do people feel about rain? Shopping Do you like shopping? How often do you go shopping? + What's your favourite wild animal? ERT panda, koala, kangaroo i #4 & E207 bb A 348 FA EMA Sh, moose (3eRE), beaver ( kM) Fl turtle (1S) BRRERLCPARMLERAMH, WAX APARANPRERE ABUL, SLYRRSH Aw RIA. Pets What are the advantages of raising pets? Travel Do you like traveling? Why do people like spending time near the sea? What do you think of traveling by air?oo much agreement kills the chat, John Jay Chapman“ Pollution How can people control the pollution in your city? What harm can noise do to our lives? Festivals, Holidays & Parties Do you like partying? x What are the differences between formal and informal parties? Do you think it's important for people to celebrate their birthdays? What do people usually do at weddings in China? How do you spend holidays? What are the most important holidays in China? Do you think festivals are important? Do you like dancing? What are the most popular gifts parents give their children in your country? IF % Do you like partying? SAMET MEL, AHWR paty HLBKS4 MVR, AUHRRRH clubbing. I> ¥ What are the most important holidays in China? iH Day 7 Topic 20, \\ Part 2 #442 BL? E> PRAM TEE O Part 2 topics ER BM A— NPE Map RIF, BABE eS Part 3 RH, OTL ARIE BE Part 3 ay HH MGA, HW Pat3 HERCTWAB HN Day 9 BB), #5 ‘cf. BSW" HEB, HES SARAASRRESE SEAR MIT Be © In your opinion, what's a healthy lifestyle? (Bi8#2a : eat low-fat and low-calorie food / get more fruits and vegetables 7: & fruit £AeRAM HAM ART M-s / watch less TV/ early to bed and early to ris RAAPARBGME MHL, PMS / exercise regularly) © What materials can be recycled? 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(J3642-%, Small classes: more opportunities to express themselves / more | discussions / students are more attentive in class / students can receive more | individual help from the teacher; Big classes: a larger number of classmates / lower | costs / more experience with peers of different backgrounds} i © Who can give good advice to us? (8254278: our parents/our teachers/our friends who're more experienced with | certain things / or other people who really care about us) © How do TV programs affect education? (Biss: some TV programming | WIE Rik iad MT AN programme Fk, | BUBB programming BMPAN RR, SEW W IX pMABY 5 programme AE AA, OTH Pat 26 4t BUHAIE 2) M3 OF BI it NE FAR M1) can be pretty” educational, like National Geographic and Discovery. They're real eye-openers. / some TV programs may be addictive/some TV shows may make kids violent...) © How can veterinarians help people? (R647: cf. Day 7: Pets become sick sometimes / They give the pets shots / make them safe to us /prevent the spread of viruses...)Too muck agreement kills the chat. eA John Jay Chapman ‘© Why do some people like traveling to other countries? (cf. Day 7: travel) © Who like shopping more, men or women? ( 288487; men tend to be more attracted to items like electronic and digital stuff, such as iPod touch (Pat IRA thse RIB -MEAKAL Touch, (23st ze ShFFRATLA IR, ARBAB iPod touch) , iPhone 4, Blackberry and PSP... and of course fancy cars / women tend to be more interested in things like snacks, cosmetics (44%k44) and clothing...) © What are the advantages of 24-hour stores? (BR&HEa. more business / more customers / more convenient / more flexibility) © What are the differences between Chinese movies and Western movies? (228 425%. Apparently, Chinese movies tend to be more focused on the Chinese way of life while the Western movies tend to deal with the Western issues / As | see it, Western movies can be more entertaining and more creative / Chinese | movies are sometimes a bit too predictable / even in China, most box-office hits are | Western movies. } i © What do Chinese think of nutritious food? (8.8642 %: it's something that’s essential to your good health / it should be | something that helps you keep fit, like vegetables, fish, eggs and grains / it contains | more vitamin more protein / low-fat stuff) © Do you think the government should move factories to the countryside? (8884257: it depends / the factories that get the environment seriously polluted should definitely be moved to the country or closed / but factories that are “green” can stay where they are now) ‘© What do you think of giving children gifts when they behave well? (22842% . it may be an incentive (4A z) 7H) to them / on the other hand, some kids may be spoiled by doing that / basically, it would be better to reward them with words than with gifts) © Why do some people like eating out at restaurants? (238427 ; better taste / more choices / socialize with others / family reunions /4. Day 2 REDBHARRHL? ELTS SPEAKIN jut that has made some of us seriously overweight) © What skills can be learned at home but cannot be learned at school? | ({BREABA. cooking skills / gardening skills / sewing and knitting skills 343A | ERR PRM MM" T, SSK grandma (bBRRBILNTERAW, HR BAHTREARAINCRABL "“HD") © Is it important for us to have a global language? (85427: Currently, English is used as a global language / It seems this trend positive coz it really helps people from different countries communicate with one | another more efficiently / especially at business meetings / and of course it's good | News for scientists /we can understand the English-speaking cultures much better than before / On the other hand, English being used as a global language is unfair to” those who can't speak this language / Many other languages are dying out from this | world each year...) : © If they could choose, would most people become lawyers or police officers in your country? (88842 a: lawyers make tons of money / lawyers enjoy high social status / lawyers are intelligent / being a police officer may be dangerous coz theses days, lots of criminals carry guns with them / but some lawyers are dishonest) © What's your idea of success? (238327: success gives you a sense of fulfillment / even if it's just something | as ordinary as cooking a nice meal, to some people, it may be a great success /! some other people are real go-getters, they always strive for success) i © |s money important to us? (8.88427. Money talks / money can help you fulfill your dreams, like getting a big Mercedes or a posh house / but money is not everything / love makes the world. go around /money may make people cold and cruel...) © How can we solve the global warming issues? (88842 F. reduce the number of cars / encourage people to take the public transport / cut down on car emissions / control the number of heavy-industry factories /