雅思口語話題素材：建議
大家知道在雅思考試的口語建議話題怎麼說嗎，下面小編給大家分享一些雅思口語話題素材：建議，希望喜歡。
2019年5-8月雅思口語新題part2話題配範文：給別人建議
雅思口語part2：Describe a time that you gave advice to others
You should say:
Who you gave advice to
What the advice was
Why you gave advice
And how you felt about the advice
Part 3
What kinds of advice do parents give to their children?
What advice do parents give to teenagers about making friends?
Whose advice is More helpful?Parents' or friends’?
雅思口語part2範文：
OK! giving and asking for advice is very common in almost culture. This shows how much you care for someone. Every now and then I give a piece of advice, whenever someone asks for it. I'd like to talk about a suggestion I given to younger brother.
He had passed out his high school exam with high grades and wanted to enrol for university education. He was quite confused about choosing which university he should get admission as he had several options. When he asked me about it, I advised him to go for the university which provides placement services from reputed companies.
He followed my advice exactly what I told him, this turned out to be very beneficial because he got a job offer from Intel Corporation with a lot of perks and lucrative salary. It helps immensely for our family too with this advice.
Overall, not only himself but also my whole family was proud of him. He thanked me a lot and offered his first salary to show his love and respect.
雅思口語Part 3
What kinds of advice do parents give to their children?
Be yourself; everyone else is already taken. Do not fear mistakes. You wil make many, There are two kinds of mistakes. fatal and nonfatal. Every moment of every day you face a choice. To do something ordinary or something extraordinary.
How do experts give advice to others? (e.g. a doctor gives advice to his patients)
think about the language you might use in these situations. It is useful to have a ‘scale’ of language in mind, when you are giving advice sensitively. In order to be effective, you will be using several communication skills. Using non-judgemental language, In order to be non-judgemental, it is often a good idea to acknowledge the difficulty the patient may have with their particular health issue
What advice do parents give to teenagers about making friends?
Invite your teen to do some reflecting. Rather than just looking around for someone with common interests, helping teens become clear about who they are and what they value allows them to attract friends who will be a good fit for them. Remind your teen that not every acquaintance will become a BFF. Teach your teen how to engage in conversation. Help your teen understand that conflict is a natural part of relationships.
Whose advice is more helpful?Parents' or friends’?
I follow my own advice. I may seek opinions but I make my own decisions. It is rare that I ask for would a friend or parent know better than I do what is best for me and what will satisfy my personal needs and desires better?
雅思 口語關於建議的話題
Describe an occasion where somebody gave you positive suggestions.
You should say:
when you received
who gave you the suggestions
what you did
and explain why the suggestions were positive/how you felt
P2
解析：
題目要求描述一個別人給你提供的非常好的建議。在回答時，要求交待清楚時間、人物、你的行爲，以及爲什麼你覺得這個建議很好(或你的感受)。可以是處理某件具體事情的方法建議，也可以是廣泛意義上的對待事物的態度。
Well I am going to talk about a good suggestion that one of my leaders told me when I worked as an intern teacher in the last summer holiday. Back then I just got back home from school and I got an internship in a language training school. I was supposed to teach children aged from 5 to 10 some easy English lessons and I needed to report their studying feedbacks to their parents. Since I did not have any teaching experience, I felt very nervous. I was so afraid that these children would not like me and their parents would consider me too young to do the job. When I made phone calls to these parents, I had to prepare every line I was supposed to say in advance or I would be too nervous to talk naturally. My manager saw how anxious I was and she told me “never fear for what have not happened and don’t always prepare for the worst”.
After pondering over her words, I felt that I should be more optimistic. Sometimes we are so seized by fear that we are totally trapped in this kind of emotion. We couldn’t think and we couldn’t act normally. So after hearing the suggestion she offered to me, I determined to put aside all these worries and just did my best. My efforts were well paid off and these children and their parents liked me.
雅思口語Part2答案：你給別人的一個建議
參考答案:
In our life we often give advises to others in times when we feel that’s necessary. This is a basic human nature to give advices and share thoughts with others. I gave many advises to others, mostly to my friends and relatives, and one such advise I still remember and feel good about was the one that I gave to one of my classmates when I was in the college.
I advised him to continue his study no matter what. The friend whom I gave advice was (…say a name…) and I talked to him for more than 3 hours. He one day told me that he had been planning to quit the college and get involve in some kind of job to support his family. That was in my opinion a very wrong decision as it would ruin every possibility he has in his career and he would have to work on low level jobs for the rest of his life. I advised him not to drop out from the college and study hard. I showed him some of the examples where others are supporting their family even after continuing their study. I told him that it would be very tough and sometimes you would feel like abandoning the college but don’t even think of doing it. I also advised him to manage any part time job in local library or to talk to our teacher about his condition.
After few days, he told me that he had given some serious thought about it and won’t quit the college. I felt overwhelmed and happy to hear that. He talked to our course teachers and one of the teachers arranged him a part time job. He was happy and he finally finished his graduation from one of the prestigious universities of our country. Now he is working in a respectable government office and he is still grateful to me for the advice I gave him. I felt very well when I found him continuing his study and in fact he was a bright student. I still feel very glad to be able to give him an advice that proved to be very helpful for him.
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雅思口語話題範文：好建議-認識你自己
Describe a Good Advice you recieved.
You should say:
what the advice was
in what situation you received this advice
who gave you the advice
and explain why you thought this advice was good.
what the advice was
The most important advice I received in my life was: "Know yourself". Quite a simple one but, it means much more to me than it sounds. 我生命中收到的最重要的建議是：“認識你自己”。很簡單，但它對我的意義遠比聽起來要複雜。
in what situation you received this advice
During a certain period in my early 20's, I was extremely arrogant. Every time I assumed I would be successful, I would get whatever I wanted. I didn't respect people around me, and even my arrogance came out in every speech I made. 在我20出頭的一段時間裏，我非常傲慢自大。認爲自己每次都能成功，想要什麼都能得到。我不尊重周圍的人，甚至我的每句話中都充滿了傲慢。
who gave you the advice
Mom thought I was full of myself, irritating. She once told me to "know yourself"! Mom said it's inscribed on the front of the temple of Apollo. And entire quote is "know thyself, and you shall know all the mysteries of the gods and of the universe." That's quite a mouthful. Her version is this. "Know yourself because what else is there to know?" 媽媽認爲我太過自滿。她曾經告誡我：“認清你自己”!她說這句話是被刻在了阿波羅神廟上的，完整的句子是“認識你自己就能洞悉世間萬物的奧祕”。太拗口了。她的版本是“認清你自己，因爲還有其它的東西要認清麼?”
and explain why you thought this advice was good.
As a child, we don't always realize that parents tell us what to do out of love. I discovered that she was right after awhile. To get a thorough understanding of oneself is to gain a correct view of oneself and be a sober realist -- aware of both one's strength and shortage. You may look forward hopefully to the future but be sure not to expect too much. I think feeling small is the first step to knowing yourself. Being silent is the second. I think we are afraid of silence because we don't want to be small. If we are too silent, we might slow down enough to recognize that something much deeper, much larger, and much more ancient than us is slowly trying to tell us something. And that's scary. But I think it's worth a try. Maybe it will tell us who we are. That's to way so long as you have a perfect knowledge of yourself there won't be difficulties you can't overcome, nor obstacles you can't surmount.我們作爲孩子，往往不能理解父母對我們的告誡。慢慢的，我發現她是對的。悟透自己，就是正確認識自己，也就是說要做一個冷靜的現實主義者，既知道自己的優勢，也知道自己的不足。我們可以憧憬人生，但期望值不能過高。我覺得認清自己的第一步是要把自己想象得渺小。接下來第二步則是保持沉默。我想我們害怕沉默，因爲我們不想變得渺小。如果我們過於沉默，則會更加認識到周圍的事物有多麼深奧，多麼高大。而這有點嚇人，但我認爲卻值得一試。人一旦有了自知之明，也就沒有什麼克服不了的困難，也沒有什麼過不去的難關。
