雅思口語(yǔ)范文part3

現(xiàn)在留學(xué)的學(xué)生越來(lái)越多，留學(xué)可以開闊眼界，也能學(xué)習(xí)不一樣的教育體制，而且國(guó)外名校眾多，教育水平也一流。下面小編就來(lái)和大家說(shuō)說(shuō)“雅思口語(yǔ)范文part3”這個(gè)問(wèn)題

雅思口語(yǔ)范文part3篇一：團(tuán)隊(duì)工作

1.Is it good for children to take part in the teamwork?

2.Is a leader important for teamwork?

3.What are the disadvantages of teamwork?

4.Which one do you prefer, project-based teamwork or function based teamwork?

5.What is necessary for people to be good team members (not leader)?

Sample answers：

1.Yeah, I think so. Children cannot always work alone and many tasks and projects can only be accomplished through collective efforts. Also, in the future, no matter in their college life or in their career, they may be required to work in a team. But, the problem is that children tend to be more self-centered than adults and when they are very little kids, they usually do not know how to cooperate with others. So, if chances are provided, children should take part in the teamwork, trying to help each other, figure out solutions and improve their cooperation skills.

2.Yeah, of course. There should be someone to make final decisions and lead the team in the right directions. Although teamwork does have the advantages like less individual responsibility, less workload and so on, it does have the problems that some thoughts might conflict with others. The whole project may reach a plateau. If a leader is elected, he/she can make decision to take whose ideas, eliminating the conflicts.

3.In teamwork, it is hard to allocate the tasks equally to everyone. Some team members may feel unfair. For example, to writing a research paper, a team member may be responsible for collecting related information; another team member may be assigned to do some experiments. It is likely that collecting information is very difficult, while finishing the experiments is comparatively easier. So the one who searches for information may feel unfair.

4.I prefer function based teamwork. You know, in a function based team, everyone’s duty is clear-cut. Many redundancy can be reduced in this way. For example, in the app team, there might be 2 Android engineers, 2 IOS engineers, 1 project manager and 1 editor. According the titles of these positions, you can see that this is a function based team. I think less redundancy means higher working efficiency.

5.I think a good team member should have strong sense of responsibility. He or she has to make every efforts to accomplish his or her duties with high efficiency and quality. Thus, the leader doesn’t need to spend too much time on supervising his/her team members, taking more time to make important decisions and formulate blueprint for new projects. Thus, the whole team’s performance can be greatly enhanced.

雅思口語(yǔ)范文part3篇二：送人禮物

1.Do you send gifts to others quite often?

2.What kind of gifts are popular in your country?

3.Are there some special gifts in your country?

4.What are the difference between the gifts sent nowadays and those sent in the past?

5.If you have a child, when will you give presents to him/her?

6.How do you feel about receiving an expensive gift?

Sample answers：

1.Not really. Only when someone invite to their home or attend some kind of celebrations will I send gifts to others. For example, when one of my friends invited me to attend her wedding, I sent her a microwave oven as a gift. And usually, Chinese prefer to give red envelope with 500 RMB to 2000 RMB to the inviters instead of sending gifts. In this way, the inviters can use this amount of money to purchase whatever she/he likes.

2.For a common visit, we tend to send fruits, cookies and the like to the host. You know, most of people like to eat this kind of things. And we don’t want to send something the host doesn’t like. So food is always one of the best choices. For some important occasions like wedding ceremonies, we prefer to send household appliances as gifts. To conclude, Chinese are more willing to send necessities as gifts.

3.From my point of view, red envelope seems to be one of the special gifts in China. Every time when we celebrate Chinese Lunar New Year, the elder would give red envelope to kids. Usually, within these red envelopes is money, ranging from 100 RMB to several thousand RMB. This money is called lucky money. The elder hopes the luck money can bless the kids have a lucky, happy new year.

4.In the past, like my parents, usually sent health products to the old as gifts. In their view, these products did good to people’s health. However, notion of health has undergone great changes. People start to recognize that most of these products exaggerated their pesticide effect and some of them even have many side effects. As a result, nowadays people send other kinds of things such as fruits, cookies or household appliances as gifts.

5.I would give presents to him/her when he she celebrate for birthdays or for some other important events. For example, when he/she graduates from university, I would send him/her a business suit as presents. You know, after graduation, he/she has to look for a job and take lots of interviews. A business suit is necessary for interviews, which might leave employers good impression of the interviewers.

6.It depends on who send me this expensive gift. If one of my friend, not a close friend, send me an expensive gift, I would feel a little bit nervous. And maybe later, I would send something back. However, if my parents send me a MacBook, I will not feel a great burden. You know, in Chinese cultural, how much expensive gifts you send depends on the relationship between you and the receiver. Too much or too less are both improper.

雅思口語(yǔ)范文part3篇三：婚禮

1.What are the differences between the weddings now and the ones in the past?

2.What are the differences between Chinese weddings and foreign weddings?

3.How will people celebrate their anniversary?

4.How much do people usually spend on weddings? Who pays for it?

Sample answers：

1.Wedding in the past are mostly traditional. The brides would usually wear a red wedding dress and bowing to the heaven and the earth is one of the most important parts of the ceremony. While in modern weddings, brides will wear white wedding dress with laces and organza. And people basically prefer a western style weddings rather than Chinese traditional style weddings.

2.In Chinese weddings, the brides would usually wear a red wedding dress and bowing to the heaven and the earth is one of the most important parts of the ceremony. And in western weddings, brides will wear white wedding dress with laces and organza, and the ceremony is usually held in a church.

3.People in China do not usually celebrate anniversary, especially for people at my parents’ age. However, the young like to celebrate their anniversaries and they usually go out for a nice dinner and buy presents for their spouse to celebrate.

4.A wedding ceremony can cost a family a lot. People usually hold their wedding ceremony in a upscale hotel and they will invite all their relatives and friends to the wedding ceremony, and they need to pay for the food for everyone and the rent fee of the place. Also the flowers and tools that are used to decorate the place are expensive.

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