關於友誼的雅思口語
朋友一生一起走，誰都有三五知己，下面是雅思口語描述自己友誼的方法，跟小編一起來了解下吧：。
雅思口語描述自己朋友
1. Do you think friends are important?
解題思路：
朋友這個大話題的論述在人物題的話題卡中出現頻率也是不低的，所以第三部分中對於朋友相關的問題也是比較普遍的。
對於這道題的回答是朋友當然非常重要。沒有朋友大多數時間(much of the time )我們都會很孤獨，雖然有的時候一個人也是很自在的(it’s nice to be left alone)， 這裏對於nice 替換可以有brilliant, fantastic等一類的詞語。 但是無人交談(have no one to talk to)也是很可怕的。有了朋友我們可以有相同的愛好(similar interests)，聊聊我們的人生，分享自己的經歷(share experiences)。朋友應該是被緊緊抓住的(Friends should be held close)，因爲他們是我們能擁有的最有價值的東西(the most valuable things)。一個真正的朋友就是在你最需要他們的時候總在你身邊。一幫好朋友就和家人一樣。
這道題在回答的時候需要注意的是把朋友作爲一個大範圍來進行論述或舉例，最好不要講個例，比如說：I，myself這樣的概念或範圍引入題目的回答中。因爲畢竟第三部分的題目範圍不會太小，除非考官問到你個人的具體內容。
參考答案：
Of course friends are important! Without friends we would be lonely much of the time, and although sometimes it’s nice to be left alone, it would be horrible to have no one to talk to. With friends we can enjoy similar interests, talk about our lives and share experiences. Friends should be held close, because they’re some of the most valuable things we can have. A true friend will always be there for you when you need them most. A strong group of friends is as good as, if not better than, a family.
2. Do you prefer to have one or two close friends or a wide circle of friends?
解題思路：
這道題雖然是第三部分的題目，但是問的個人的觀點，所以可以表明個人的觀點及態度。
我有廣泛的興趣愛好(a wide range of interests)，所以我認爲有很多朋友挺好的，因爲我總可以找到我想要交談的人。但是說實話，有一兩個密友會更好，因爲這些朋友是可以當回事兒的。親近的朋友不顧任何困難都會在你身邊，這裏我們可以用through thick and thin 表達不顧任何困難的意思，與熟人或認識的人(acquaintance)相比，你可以跟他們說更私人的事情(personal issues)。這麼多年有過很多，很多朋友，但是大多數都已失去了聯繫。只有少數幾個人一直是我朋友，我認爲這纔是真正友誼的標誌(the mark of true friendship)。
這道題需要注意的是在題目中首先要明白a wide circle of friends的意思，表示大量的，很多的朋友，然後以自己的想法和態度對於有一兩個密友(one or two close friends)和很多的朋友(a wide circle of friends)這個比較寬泛的概念進行論述。因爲題目問到個人，所以可以出現表示個人的詞語，觀點及例子。
參考答案：
I have a wide range of interests, so I think it’s good to have a wide circle of friends because that way I’m always able to find someone who I can talk to about something. To be honest though, it’s much better to have one or two close friends because those are the friends that count. Close friends will always stick by you through thick and thin, and you can talk about more personal issues than you can with mere acquaintances. I’ve had many, many friends over the years but I’ve lost touch with most of them. Only a few have been my friends the whole time, and I think that’s the mark of true friendship.
3. What do you think is the difference between a “close friend” and a “best friend”?
解題思路：
這道問題其實比較難回答，因爲大家很少考慮過“close friend” 和 “best friend”的區別。有一些人把重要的意義(great significance) 貼到了“best friend”的名號上。就個人而言，我認爲沒有一個單個的人可以被當作是“最好的”或者比其他人好的朋友。由於其他的朋友們沒有能被冠以這樣的名號，有的時候就會讓他們感覺到自己在你面前低位很低(feel inferior)。最好的朋友這個想法是好的，這就意味着這個人你要絕對信任(absolutely trust)，已經瞭解了很長時間並且要相處的很好。這樣一段特殊的關係對雙方都意味的很多。
這道題在回答時首先要理清自己的思路，到底要以什麼方式去闡述“close friend” 和 “best friend”的區別。對於答題的切入點要明確，比如：怎樣的朋友算是“best friend”，需要具備什麼樣的條件及素質等等。另外，對於所具備的條件和素質的內容，如果在沒有充分準備時間的情況下，選擇自己會說的能成爲好朋友的內容即可，如： trust, know well, kindness等等。
參考答案：
Some people attach great significance to the title of “best friend”. Personally, I don’t think it’s possible to single one person out as the “best” and better than other friends. Sometimes it makes your other friends feel inferior because they are not given this title. The idea of a best friend is a good one though: it means someone who you absolutely trust, have known for a long time and get along with very well. It’s a special relationship that means a lot to both people.
4. How can one distinguish between a close friend and an acquaintance?
解題思路：
對於“a close friend”和“ an acquaintance”之間的區別還是相對比較容易被區分的。一個熟人(acquaintance)可能是一些你喜歡與其待在一起(enjoy spending time with)或者可能和你有一些相同愛好的人，但是你們並沒有足夠的瞭解對方而成爲真正的好朋友。熟人經常是我們在學校和工作時大家一起相處了較長時間的人們，你也可能比較喜歡他們，喜歡與他們在一起，但是確沒有更多的超越這些的關係。密友是你可能認識了很長時間並且很瞭解的人。密友是你能夠告訴他自己的想法及感受的人，但是這些想法和感受可能無法與熟人去分享。
這道題不算太難，但需要在論述的時候對於密友和熟人的界限劃定清晰，可以通過我們對不同分類的朋友所做的不同的事情把密友和熟人區分的比較明確。另外，此題也應該以大範圍的方式進行論述，最好不要涉及I的個人表達，可以用someone, you, a close friend, and acquaintances 這樣寬泛的表達來表述。
參考答案：
It’s easy tell the difference. An acquaintance may be someone you enjoy spending time with and probably has similar interests to you, but you don’t know enough about each other to really be good friends. Acquaintances are often made at school or work where people spend a lot of time with each other, and you probably like them and enjoy being with them but don’t have much of a relationship beyond that. A close friend is someone who you’ve maybe known for a long time and know very well. A close friend is someone you can talk to about your thoughts and feelings, but you probably wouldn’t do that with an acquaintance.
雅思口語描述上學時的朋友
Describe a school friend you remember well.
You should say:
who this person was
what he/she looked like
how you became friends
and explain why you remember this person so well.
Sample Answer:
The school friend I remember well is Sara. She’s not only my school friend, but also my best friend. I’ve known her since we were in middle school.
She is of the same height with me, but thinner. With beautiful eyes and straight black hair, she’s really a pretty girl.
We became friends because we were born on exactly the same day and we happened to hold the birthday party at the same KFC when we were 14. That day, we became friends.
We’ve been friends for 7 years. I remember her so well because she is someone who is the exact personal mirror image of myself. We understand each other like soul mates. We were all young and rebellious and she understood my madness. She knows me better than I know myself at times, at the most critical times. She is who I want to call first when I feel I'm in crisis. Now, though we are in different cities, we still keep in touch with each by phone and email.
雅思口語如何描述自己的朋友
Describe one of your best friends.
You should say:
Who this person is
How you became friends with this person
What kinds of things you like to do with this person
And explain why he/she is your best friend.
思路解析：
介紹好朋友：大學同班同學
如何相識：“不打不相識”，因爲他斥責我靠在椅背上，我們互相結識成爲好友。他經常幫助我，教我使用電腦。
介紹人物性格：真誠、不吹噓、虛心接受批評等等
成爲朋友的原因：有共同點，因爲我們都很幽默;互相幫助，患難與共。
Sample answer：
I met my best friend while I was at university. He was in the same class. At first, he scolded(責罵) me for leaning(傾斜) back on my chair but, after a while, we began to become good friends. I used to meet him regularly at an Internet café. He went there regularly. We would spend hours there together. He would always lend a hand to me because I didn’t know much about computers at that time.
He’s a humble(謙遜的) guy, never shows off his knowledge, even though he can. He’s sincere and doesn’t mind mildly(和善地) scolding you or even himself in all the same sentence. . He is usually very sociable, but sometimes he can also be a bit shy. He is good at soccer and volleyball and used to be on the school team. He’s quite muscular(強壯的) and his hair is frizzy(捲曲的). He has very droopy(無精打采的) eyes, like a puppy(小狗) and a very wide mouth.
I think the main reason we are such good friends is because we have a lot in common and we both have the same kind of humour. We also always support each other whenever we need help. I think we are such good friends because we don’t feel we ever have to pretend(僞裝) around each other, and we are really helpful to one another. I will miss this guy a lot if I go overseas but since he is always at the internet café, I can email him, and he’s probably right there to receive it!
雅思口語朋友話題怎麼回答
1. Do you have many close friends?
你有很多親密的朋友嗎?
Well, I have several lifelong friends who are very dear to me. Actually, we have been good friends since we were in primary school and we hit it off immediately.
我有一些這輩子都很珍惜的朋友。其實上，我們從小學時候就是好朋友了，那時候我們就很快能打成一片。
亮點表達：
several adj.幾個的; 專有的; hit it off 一拍即合;打成一片 immediately 立刻;馬上
2. Do you think friendship is important?
你認爲友誼很重要嗎?
Sure, definitely, a friend is someone who gives a hand in an emergency. On top of that, friends can also give you valuable and helpful advice and comfort you to overcome problems. Actually, I think real friends never separate from each other and never blow you off.
當然，絕對的。朋友是在緊急時刻助你一臂之力的人。更重要的是，朋友能給你一些有幫助有價值的建議，在你有困難時安慰你。我認爲真正的朋友不會彼此分開，不會對對方置之不理。
亮點表達：
definitely 絕對的 in an emergency 處於緊急時刻 On top of that 更重要的是 separate from 分開 blow ... off 置之不理 comfort you 安慰你
3. Which do you prefer to spend time with friends or spend time alone?
你更願意花時間跟朋友在一起還是獨處?
Well, I enjoy spending a great deal of time with friends, not only because it’s a good way to kill time but also we can learn from each other. Actually, my close friends are able to nurture my spirit and make me feel positive.
我很享受花時間跟朋友待在一起，不僅因爲這是消磨時光的極好的方式，還因爲我們可以從彼此身上學到東西。我的好友們可以給我精神鼓勵，讓我感受到正能量。
亮點表達：
kill time 消磨時光 nurture 培養 資養 nurture my spirit 鼓舞精神 be able to 能夠
4. What kind of people do you like to have as friends?
你喜歡和什麼樣的人做朋友?
Well, I would say, someone who has high moral standard as me is likely to be my friend. I suppose, I think of a friend who is trustworthy, honest and loyal, is the right guy. A true friend should be the person who can help you deal with the ups and downs of life and encourage you to pursue your dream and achieve your goals.
我覺得如果是像我一樣有較高道德標準的人可能會成爲我的朋友。一個值得信任，誠信並且忠誠的人才是做朋友的正確選擇。真正的朋友應該是一個能幫你面對人生起伏，鼓勵你追逐夢想，取得成功的人。
亮點表達：
trustworthy 值得信任的 pursue dream 追求夢想 deal with 處理 encourage sb to鼓舞某人做..
5. How do you keep in contact with your friends?
你怎樣跟你的朋友保持聯繫?
Well, usually, I call them to make contact. I’m tired of using those online devices, which can hardly express my emotions. To be honest, I love to hear their voice, which makes me feel kind and friendly.
通常，我會打電話和他們聯繫。我受夠了那些網絡工具，他們都很難傳達情感。老實說，我喜歡聽見他們的聲音，這讓我覺得友好親切。
亮點表達：
online devices 網絡設備 網絡工具 to be honest老實說 hardly 困難地
6. Do you like face-to-face conversations with people?
你喜歡與人面對面交流嗎?
Yes, face-to-face communication is the most efficient way to exchange ideas with others, because you can use body languages to express your views. One more thing, people can see the facial expression and vivid hand gestures when you’re talking, so it’s easy for them to know whether you are in good mood or not.
是的，面對面交流是和他人交流想法最有效的方式，因爲這樣可以使用肢體語言幫助我們表達自己的想法。還有，人們可以在你談話時看到面部表情和生動的手勢，這便於他們知道你心情的好壞。
亮點表達：
efficient 有效的 vivid 生動的 in good mood心情好
相關詞彙：
acquaintance 指彼此相識，但交往不甚密切，相互間沒有深厚情感的人。
pal 口語用詞，指十分要好的朋友。
mate 最普通用詞，既可指好友、同事，又可指合夥人，還可指配偶的一方。
