導語：想在雅思考試的口語中拿更高的分數?下面是YJBYS小編整理的2017年雅思口語考試模擬題，希望對你有用!
很多備考雅思的同學看到“a time you were not allowed to use your phone”的時候，都很震驚，之後心裏高呼：誰敢把我跟我的手機分開!不過冷靜想想，咦?考雅思口語的時候不是“沒收”了我的電話麼?考筆試的時候貌似也是呢!再仔細想想，貌似坐飛機的時候空姐也會催我關機哦!好吧，確實有些時候是不讓我用手機的。
關於這道貌似一句話就能解決問題的題目，一定要多描寫一下心理活動，把想用但不能用的糾結感覺和無助無聊的'神態多多描述一番，多佔點兒時間：
I’d like to talk about the experience I had on a plane when I was travelling to Hainan, which is the southernmost part of China. It was a long flight that lasted for almost 5 hours. I felt really bored when I was on the plane, but we all know that we are not allowed to use the phone when we are up there, not even if the phone is on flight mode. Luckily I got a window seat, so I could look out of the window and admire the views from time to time. However, the view could become less appealing when you spent hours looking at it. The only thing I could do is to read the magazines they offered on the plane, but I’m a fast reader, it only took me half an hour to finish the whole magazine, and I have to say, it was not entertaining at all. And it made me kind of sleepy, so I just fell asleep. When I woke up, I found out it would still take an hour before we could land. So… well, I’m not proud of what I did next, but I was bored to death. So despite the rule, I took out my phone, and started to play video games. Unfortunately, one of the flight attendants noticed what I was doing, and she stopped me immediately. She asked me politely to turn off my phone. So I went back to my nap, ‘cause there was nothing else left for me to do.
Although it was a 5-hour journey, I felt as if it took me a whole day. I just can’t imagine how I survived the long flight without my phone.
語言點解析：
1. flight mode也可以叫airplane mode或者offline mode，就是我們常說的“飛行模式”。
2. Window seat就是靠窗的座位，餐廳靠窗的座位也可以這麼說。
3. Admire後面除了可以接人，也可以用於表示to look at something and think that it is attractive and/or impressive. 所以我們說“欣賞美景”用這個就很合適了。再例如：He stood back to admire his handiwork. 或者I’ve just been admiring your new car.
4. 一般在描寫不讓用手機的時候，可能很多情況下需要用到“無聊”這個形容詞，我們不要只會說bored、boring，一定記得勤替換。例如可以用mind-numbing替換boring，用bored to death/tears或者bored out of my mind來替換bored.
Part TwoDescribe a interesting house or apartment that you have (recently) visited.新近參觀過的房子或公寓
You should say:
- Where it was (or is)
- When you visited it
– What it looked like
And explain why you visited it.
接近9分的參考範文：
Ok then, well the place that I’d like to talk to you about was actually a show home that I went to visit with my parents, which was in a newly developed (off-plan) apartment not far from the CBD. And I suppose it must have been about two or three weeks ago when we went there.
As for why we went there, well it was simply because we’re thinking of buying a flat (an apartment) as an investment. You know for Chinese, this is a very common thing to do, because investing in property is seen as being relatively risk-free. And some friends of ours who had already been there to have a look recommended that we also check it out we thought, why not!
Anyway, with regard to what the flat/apartment looked like, well basically, it was really nicely decorated, as you can probably imagine, what with it being a show home and all. For example, the floor was mostly marble, and there was a huge chandelier hanging above the dining table. So yeah, it all looked pretty impressive. I mean, even the wallpaper was nice, you know, it was, um… I’m not quite sure how to best describe it, but you could just tell it was really good quality from the feel and texture of it.
The only downside was the price, because I think it was something like ten grand a square meter, so the whole flat came to about 720K ($720,000), or somewhere thereabouts, which was a bit above our budget unfortunately!
Other useful phrases:
It was on the tenth floor
Floor-to-ceiling windows
Very spacious/roomy
Very cozy
It was open-plan
Flat-screen TV
It overlooked the city centre
It had a great view of the city centre
