雅思口語第一部分最佳技巧 5 Best IELTS Speaking Part 1 Tips

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Hi, guys. Today, I'm gonna share with you my five best tips for IELTS speaking part one, and I will do this with five model answers.

So, you can see how to use these tips, so you can improve your answers and get a higher score in the IELTS speaking test. Let's do it!

嗨，夥計們。今天，我要和大家分享關於雅思口語第一部分的五個最佳技巧，我將用五個標準答案來做這些。所以，你可以看看如何使用這些技巧，這樣你就可以改進你的答案，在雅思口語考試中獲得更高的分數。開始吧！

So, I'm going to illustrate each tip with one model answer and a total of five model answers and in fact, if you go back later and watch the whole video, you'll see that each tip is applied in each model answer.

Ha! Clever, eh? So let's begin! First of all, though in case you don't know, my name's Keith.

我將用一個模型答案和總共五個模型答案來說明每個技巧，事實上，如果你回頭看整個視頻，你會發現每個技巧都適用於每個模型答案。哈！聰明，不是嗎？讓我們開始吧！首先，以防你們不知道，我叫基思。

I run ieltsspeakingsuccess and I really hope I can help you improve your English, give better answers and so do much better in the IELTS speaking test.

By the way, if you haven't joined me yet, every Tuesday and Thursday 10 a. m. Spanish time YouTube and Facebook live streaming free live lessons where we're looking at different topics.

我經營 ieltsspeakingsuccess 網站，我真的希望我能幫助你提高英語水平，給出更好的答案，從而在雅思口語測試中取得更好的成績。順便說一句，如果你還沒有加入，每周二和周四西班牙語時間上午十點，YouTube 和 Facebook 上都有免費的直播課程，在那裡我們會談論不同的話題。

We have about 400 people on the lesson. Come and join us! It is a ball; it's great fun.

我們大約有四百人上這堂課。來加入我們吧！這是一個舞會；很好玩。

You don't want to miss out, especially in this time of the lockdown. What a better way to come together and learn English from each other, not just from me.

你可不想錯過，尤其是在這個封鎖期。聚在一起，互相學習英語，而不僅僅是向我學習，這是一個多麼好的方式啊！

There's some brilliant ideas and language being shared. In addition, I also have an online course. It's on udemy. It's called IELTS Speaking Success Get a Band 7+.

我們分享了一些絕妙的想法和語言。另外，我還有一個在線課程。在 udemy 上，叫做 IELTS Speaking Success Get a Band 7+。

Check it out if it's right for you. It will also help you do really well in the IELTS speaking test.

如果適合你，就去看看吧。這也會幫助你在雅思口語考試中取得好成績。

So, what about those tips? Let's have a look first of all tip number 1: use some connectors, maybe one or two, to improve your fluency.

那麼，那些技巧呢？先來看看第一個技巧：使用一些連詞，也許一個或兩個，來提高你的流利性。

Now, if you know the band descriptors, you will know that fluency includes things like hesitation but also coherence.

That's the logical flow of your ideas and that logical flow is helped by connectors, things like "and/also/but/in the first place", right ?

如果你了解評分要求，你就知道流利性包括猶豫和連貫。這就是你的想法的邏輯流程，而這個邏輯流程是由連詞幫助實現的，例如「and/also/but/in the first place」，對吧？

So, here are some very very common connectors we use particularly in speaking natural English, right?

If I want to give an idea or an opinion, I can say "in my opinion/in my view/to my mind/I would say/as far as I'm concerned", right?

以下是一些非常常見的連詞，特別是當我們自然地說英語的時候會用到。如果我想表達一個想法或觀點，我可以說「in my opinion/in my view/to my mind/I would say/as far as I'm concerned」，對吧？

Some, some nice natural connectors if you want to add to an idea, if you want to add ideas, we often say "on top of that/also/what's more/I'd also add that", ok?

And of course, if you want to contrast ideas, you can say "but", you could say "however/that said/mind you/at the same time/whilst/that's true/I also think", right?

如果你想添加一個想法，我們經常會說「on top of that/also/what's more/I'd also add that」。當然，如果你想對比不同的觀點，你可以說「but」，你可以說「however/that said/mind you/at the same time/whilst/that's true/I also think」。

So, these are natural spoken connectors and it's really important to organize your answer and to improve your fluency. So, let's see in a model answer for the question. . .

這些都是很自然的口語連詞，對於組織你的答案並提高你的流暢性是非常重要的。那麼，讓我們看看這個問題的回答......

What's the question? For the question: Do you think it's important for friends to laugh together? And you're going: "To laugh? What's that?"

問題是什麼？是：你認為朋友們一起歡笑重要嗎？然後你在想：「一起歡笑？什麼東西？」

Sorry, "to laugh". The Queen says "to laugh", but because I'm from Manchester, Manchester, we say "to laugh".

So, the question is from me and this is important because just in case your examiner is from Manchester.

抱歉，「to laugh」。女王說「to laugh」，但因為我來自曼徹斯特，曼徹斯特，我們說「to laugh」。這個問題是我問的，這很重要，以防你的考官來自曼徹斯特。

Listen for the flat //. "Do you think it's important for friends to laugh together?"

聽一下 flat //。「你認為朋友們一起歡笑重要嗎？」

"To my mind, it's extremely important because it helps us to chill out.

I haven't been going out much lately with my friends, the lockdown, but when we do go out together, we love to crack a few jokes together.

「在我看來，這非常重要，因為這樣能幫助我們放鬆。我最近很少和我的朋友出去，由於封鎖期，但是當我們一起出去的時候，我們喜歡一起講幾個笑話。

On top of that, I just think laughing is a great way to stay healthy and positive."

So, did you see there, we had "to my mind", "but", "on top of that", different connectors that really added value and quality to my answer.

除此之外，我認為笑是保持健康和積極的好方法。」看到了嗎，我們有「to my mind」，「but」，「on top of that」，不同的連詞真的增加了我的答案的價值和質量。

And tip number two is to use some complex grammar, okay. Now, to get a band seven, you need to be using some complex structures.

第二個建議是使用一些複雜的語法。要拿到七分，你需要使用一些複雜的結構。

Complex grammar is really divided into two areas. There is the clauses, so a mixture of subordinate dependent or non dependent clauses, relative clauses.

複雜語法實際上分為兩個部分。有從句，由從屬從句或非從句、關係從句混合而成。

And then there's the tenses, okay. Let's look here just at the tenses.

然後是時態。我們就看時態。

So, we have simple tenses. So, when you use the present simple and there's the clue, the simple past, another clue the future.

我們有一般時。當你使用一般現在時，有一個線索，一般過去時、一般將來時也有線索。

These are all quite simple tenses, but we could be using more complex ones like present perfect, present perfect continuous, conditionals, and these show off a wider range of grammar, especially when we use them accurately?

So, I think in part one, talking about yourself, one of the easiest tenses to use effectively is the present perfect continuous: I have been doing something, right? I have been living in Spain for two years.

這些都是相當簡單的時態，但我們可以使用更複雜的時態，比如現在完成時、現在完成進行時、條件句，這些都展示了更廣泛的語法，尤其是當我們準確地使用它們時。所以，我認為在第一部分，談論你自己，最容易有效使用的時態之一是現在完成進行時：我一直在做一些事情。我在西班牙住了兩年了。

So, this is where we talk about something that started in the past and has been continuing until now. It's often used to emphasize recent activities in progress also.

這就是我們所說的從過去開始一直持續到現在的事情。它也經常用來強調最近正在進行的活動。

So, here, instead of saying, you know, "where do you live?", "Well, I live in Spain", okay, simple, right?

But you could just change it a little bit and say "where do you live?" "I live in Spain. I've been living here for two years now", right? Present perfect continuous.

那麼，這裡，我們除了可以說，嗯，「你住在哪裡？」，「嗯，我住在西班牙」，簡單，對吧？但是你可以稍微改變一下然後說「你住在哪裡？」，「我住在西班牙。我已經在這裡住了兩年了」，對吧？現在完成進行時。

It gives a really simple, no, complex added edge to your answer and you can use this all over the place. Check out all of the answers today and you might just notice it, okay?

它給你的答案提供了一個非常簡單，不，複雜的附加優勢，你可以在任何地方使用它。看看今天所有的回答，你可能會發現。

So, let's take a very specific example here. For the question "Do you think history is important?"

讓我們舉一個非常具體的例子。問題：你認為歷史重要嗎？

"Yes and no. On the one hand, it's important because it shapes our identity, but on the other hand, I've been reading a few history books recently and it strikes me that history always repeats itself it seems like we never learn!"

「重要，也不重要。一方面，它很重要，因為它塑造了我們的身份，但另一方面，我最近讀了一些歷史書，讓我震驚的是，歷史總是在重演，我們似乎永遠學不會！」

There, so can you see it? "I've been reading a couple of history books lately", very simple, very effective. Let's move on.

嗯，看到了嗎？「我最近讀了一些歷史書」，非常簡單，非常有效。我們繼續。

Number three is use idiomatic expressions. To get a band 6 and especially a band 7, for a band 7, you must be using less common and idiomatic vocabulary.

第三是使用習慣用語。要拿到六分，特別是七分，你必須使用一些不太常見的和慣用詞彙。

Idiomatic expressions are not only idioms, right? Don't forget phrasal verbs. Some phrasal verbs, in fact, a lot of them are idiomatic.

習慣用語不僅僅是習語，對吧？不要忘記短語動詞。一些短語動詞，事實上，其中很多是習慣用法。

So that means that the meaning of the whole phrase is different from the individual words. So when I say "I was chilling out with my friends" doesn't mean "I was cold", right?

這就意味著整個短語的意思與單個單詞的意思是不同的。所以當我說「I was chill out with my friends」不是指「我很冷」，對吧？

It just means I was relaxing. Chill out, to relax. It's idiomatic. So, a lot of phrasal verbs are idiomatic.

它只是意味著我在放鬆。Chill out，放鬆。這是習慣用語。很多短語動詞是習慣用語。

So, how many do you need to use? Well, you're not going to use them in every answer, and if you use too many, it will sound unnatural.

那麼，你需要用多少呢？你不要在每個答案中都用到它們，如果你用得太多，聽起來就不自然了。

But you can sprinkle one or two, I guess, one or two in all of part one would be very very nice. Again, it's not mathematics.

你可以在第一部分用一兩個，這樣就很不錯了。再說一遍，這不是數學。

You just get a feeling for it, but not too many but somewhere in the test. You do want the examiner to go, "Oh, wow!" Two or three times where they hear either a nice idiom or idiomatic expression, impressing the examiner.

只是你認為在考試中需要使用的地方，但不要太多。你希望考官的表情是「哦，哇！」用兩到三個習語或習慣用語，給考官聽聽，使考官印象深刻。

So, let's take an example here. "Indeed it does. As a matter of fact, recently, I've been visiting some of the mountains near my hometown and they are second to none.

現在我們舉個例子。「的確如此。事實上，最近我參觀了我家鄉附近的一些山，它們是首屈一指的。

I mean, they pull in a huge number of tourists and you can see why, I mean, because the views are outstanding." So here, I did sprinkle in actually two, there was "second to none" which means "the very best", right?

我的意思是，它們吸引了大量遊客，你可以看到原因，因為那裡的風景非常棒。」其實我在這裡使用了兩個習慣用語，它們是「second to none」，意思是「首屈一指的」。

This mountain is second to none as a tourist attraction. This book is second to none. It's the very best.

這座山是旅遊勝地中首屈一指的。這本書是首屈一指的。它是最好的。

And then the phrasal verb "pull in". To "pull in tourists" is to attract tourists. So, I used two.

然後是短語動詞「pull in」。「Pull in tourists」就是吸引遊客的意思。所以，我使用了兩個。

Again, it's not mathematics. You could use one, none, two, but just not too many. Let's move on. Tip number four is waiting for us. Let's get over there.

再次說明，這不是數學。你可以用一個，零個，兩個，但不要用太多。我們繼續。第四個技巧在等著我們。我們去看看吧。

Tip number four is to make use of synonyms and antonyms. As I'm sure you know, a synonym is a word with a similar meaning like "big" and "large", right?

第四個是使用近義詞和同義詞。我相信你們都知道，同義詞就是意思相近的單詞，比如「big」和「large」，對吧？

Antonym is a word with the opposite meaning like "big" and "small". Now, it's really important because it says here, band 7: You have a wide enough vocabulary to discuss a variety of topics flexibly.

反義詞是意思相反的詞，如「big」和「small」。它們很重要，因為要得到七分，你需要：有足夠的詞彙量來靈活地討論各種各樣的話題。

So, you need to be building your vocabulary all the time, right? It's an ongoing process; it takes time.

所以，你需要一直積累你的詞彙量，對吧？這是一個持續的過程，需要時間。

But there are things you can be doing, you to do it systematically.

So, always be making notes of vocabulary, look at word families, right, the noun verbs and adjectives of a different word, look at prefixes and suffixes — they can really help you — look at synonyms and antonyms, look at learning vocabulary by theme or topic look at collocations.

但是有些事情你可以做，你要有系統地去做。所以，要經常做詞彙筆記，學習單詞，不同單詞的名詞、動詞和形容詞，學習前綴和後綴——它們會對你有幫助——學習同義詞和反義詞，根據主題學習詞彙和搭配。

All of these are ways to build your vocabulary and I think one of the quickest and easiest ways is synonyms and antonyms. Let's have a look.

所有這些都是積累詞彙量的方法，我認為最快最簡單的方法之一就是同義詞和反義詞。我們來看看吧。

In IELTS speaking, right, we often say "I like this". "I like music/I like painting", and here's the examiner. . .

在雅思口語中，我們經常說「I like this」。「我喜歡音樂/我喜歡畫畫」，然後考官是這個表情......

But we could spice it up a little bit, and use different expressions — I'm fond of/I'm really into, right? "I'm fond of reading/I'm really into reading/I'm one for reading history books", and then the examiners like "Ooh, nice!"

但是我們可以稍微加點料，用不同的表達方式——I'm fond of/I'm really into。「我喜歡讀書/我真的很喜歡讀書/我喜歡讀歷史書」，然後考官的表情：「哎喲，不錯哦！」

So, synonyms help. Another example right we often say "oh, it's really good" "the film was really good", "the dinner with my family was really good", and there's the examiner. . . Okay, right?

同義詞能助攻。我們還經常說「oh, it's really good」，「電影非常好看」，「我和我的家人一起吃的晚餐非常不錯」，然後考官的表情......對吧？

We could spice it up again, right? "The dinner was out of this world/the dinner was a cut above the rest/the dinner was outstanding."

我們也可以加點料。「這頓飯棒極了/這頓飯比其他的都好/這頓飯太好吃了。」

And now, your examiner is: "Oh!". . . Mental note. Possibly band seven. So, you're opening up the doors for your band seven.

現在，你的考官是這樣：「噢！」......內心獨白。有可能拿七分。所以，你在為你的七分打開大門。

Synonym's really important. Let's see one in a model answer.

同義詞很重要。我們來看一個標準回答。

"Do you like to go to the zoo?" "To tell you the truth, I'm not really into zoos.

「你喜歡去動物園嗎？」「說實話，我不太喜歡動物園。

Actually, I've been thinking about this a lot recently and I get that zoos can be educational, right? But I don't think it's fair to keep the animals cooped up in small cages all day.

事實上，我最近一直在思考這個問題，我認為動物園有教育意義。但我認為整天把動物關在小籠子裡是不公平的。

They should be out in the wild I'd say." Right. Nice. So, did you see there "I'm not really into", right, a bit different, a bit nice.

我說它們應該在野外。」很好。你看到「I'm not really into」，對吧，有點不一樣，好一些。

"I get", right? "I understand that zoos can be educational", "I get that zoos can be educational". So, it's not necessarily fancy, difficult vocabulary, but synonyms and they're so powerful showing flexibility.

「I get」，對吧？「我明白動物園具有教育意義」，「I get that zoos can be educational」。所以，它不一定是華麗、難懂的詞彙，而是同義詞，它們能很好地顯示靈活性。

Excellent! I can see tip number 5 just coming in right now. Here it comes. Let's go and find out what it's got to say.

很好！我能看到第五個技巧正在路上了。它來了，我們去看看它說了什麼。

Tip number 5 is to add adverbs. Add adverbs, right, adverbs like "slowly/quickly/completely/absolutely."

第五個技巧是添加副詞。添加副詞，比如「slowly/quickly/completely/absolutely」。

Normally, they have a "ly" on the end, and they describe adjectives or verbs and how we do things. Now, adverbs are seriously underused by students, but they're really important, right?

通常它們都以「ly」結尾，修飾形容詞或動詞和我們如何做某件事。學生們並沒有充分使用副詞，但它們真的很重要。

Native speakers use them an awful lot. As you can just see, it helps you sound more natural helps you be more flexible and show off your vocabulary and they're so easy, right?

本地學生大量使用副詞。正如你所看到的，它讓你聽起來更自然，讓你更靈活，展示你的詞彙量，而且它們很容易，對吧？

I'm sure you know these adverbs, but you may not be using them. So, in order to say "really", we can say "absolutely/totally/completely/extremely".

我相信你知道這些副詞，但你可能沒有用它們。要表達「really」，我們可以說「absolutely/totally/completely/extremely」。

In order to say "quite", "that film was quite interesting", right, "it was somewhat interesting/it was fairly interesting/it was rather interesting", right? And to say of "not often" — rarely — "I hardly ever do that/I do that once in a blue moon", one of my favourites.

要表達「quite」，「那部電影非常有趣」，對吧，「它有點有趣/相當有趣/非常有趣」。要表達「not often」——很少——「我幾乎不那樣做/我很少那樣做」，這是我的最愛之一。

Remember or notice: if it's a long adverb, an adverbial clause like "once in a blue moon", it goes at the end, right? "I do it once in a blue moon."

記住，如果它是一個長副詞，一個狀語從句，例如「once in a blue moon」，它要放在後面。「我很少那樣做。」

Okay, so, let's see it in action. "Have you ever been to an art gallery?"

我們看看例子。「你去過藝術館嗎？」

"To be honest, I've been visiting quite a few art galleries recently, because my wife is a bit of an art buff. We went to a modern art exhibition last week and I was completely bowled over by the paintings they were totally out of this world."

「說實話，我最近參觀了不少藝術館，因為我妻子是個藝術愛好者。上星期我們去了一個現代藝術展，我被那些一流的繪畫所震撼。」

Did you see that? "Completely", "totally", nice adverbs, give it a touch of naturalness, excellent, good.

看到了嗎？「Completely」，「totally」，非常好的副詞，使句子更自然，非常好，不錯。

So, we have looked at five different tips. If you now go back and listen to each model answer, see if you can spot every single tip in each answer.

那麼，我們學習了五個不同的技巧。如果你現在回過頭來聽每個標準答案，看看你是否能在每個答案中找出每個小技巧。

A few of these tips have talked about vocabulary, right? Learning vocabulary takes a long time.

這些小貼士中有一些是關於詞彙的，對吧？學習詞彙需要很多時間。

It takes patience and persistence. It's something you need to dedicate time to but believe me, it's worth it, it's well worth doing.

需要耐心和恆心。這是你需要花時間去做的事情，但是相信我，這是值得的，值得去做。

I hope these tips have helped you. I'm curious which one do you think is the most useful for you.

我希望這些技巧能幫助你。我很好奇你覺得哪個對你最有用。

Write a comment below and let me know. And my final word, two final words.

在下面寫一個評論，讓我知道。最後，最後說兩點。

First of all, remember come and join us on Facebook or YouTube live Tuesdays and Thursdays ten o'clock Spain time, be great to see you there. Second thing is I know a lot of us are in lockdown.

第一，記得在西班牙時間星期二和星期四十點點來參加 Facebook 或 YouTube 的直播，很高興在那裡見到你。第二，我知道在封鎖期很多人都很艱難。

These are very hard times, right? Just to say stay strong, stay positive.

這些時間很難，對吧？要堅強，保持積極。

I'm sure things are going to get better. The good news is your English is surely getting better day by day if you turn up and you keep going you will get there.

我相信事情會好轉的。好消息是你的英語肯定一天比一天好了，如果你繼續努力，你會成功的。

So, stay positive. If I can help you on your trip of improving your English, I'm a very very happy man.

保持積極。如果我能在你提高英語的旅途中幫助你，我會非常非常高興的。

In the meantime, do take care, stay safe, can't wait to see you here soon, all the best, bye bye.

同時，一定要保重，注意安全，迫不及待地想在這裡見到你，祝你一切順利，再見。