托福口語培訓：練習的幾個技巧

1、托?？谡Z培訓：練習的幾個技巧 托?？谡Z培訓：練習的幾個技巧一、關(guān)鍵提升英文表達能力托?？谡Z的前一個評分點是考生作答的語音清楚度和速度節(jié)奏。具體來說，包括了考生的發(fā)音、語氣語調(diào)、停頓節(jié)奏等。而中國考生往往會陷入兩個極端，要么在表達過程中結(jié)結(jié)巴巴，聽上去一點也不流暢，要么像背書一樣，機械地死記硬背，刻板生硬。英語是母語的人士是較好的老師，所以大家可以在平時注意聽英語廣播或者英文電影，多聽他們的發(fā)音，還要注意看他們的口形。想要提升英語表達能力，必須要通過不斷地練習來實現(xiàn)。二、重視語言組織結(jié)構(gòu)能力對于絕大多數(shù)中國考生來說，面對考官時“無話可說”和“頭腦一片空白”是常見的場景，考生可以從兩方面著手改善：

2、1.獨立口語：托?？谡Z中task12為獨立口語，是兩道開放性話題，很多考生都會頭腦空空，建議大家不要去背那些模板，不但千篇一律，說出的內(nèi)容也是十分空洞。平時可以多看一些英語名著或雜志，把里面好的素材詞句摘抄并背下來，這樣考試的時候才會“有話可說”。2.綜合口語：托?？谡Z中task3-6是綜合口語，要求學生先進行閱讀和聽力，再根據(jù)相關(guān)信息作答。大部分考生的作答往往結(jié)構(gòu)混亂，甚至沒有圍繞主題。針對這個問題，考生可以在平時復(fù)述聽到的英語，“影子跟讀法”能有效地解決這個問題。三、語言應(yīng)用能力提高不易口語評分后面一個點是語言應(yīng)用能力，其中包含用詞用句以及語法準確度。很多考生在口語表達的時候會不自覺的犯一

3、些低級錯誤，比如單復(fù)數(shù)、時態(tài)語態(tài)、人稱變化等。這些問題雖然不會影響意思，但是對考官來說聽著會很刺耳。大家可以在平時的口語練習中將自己的口語作答用筆寫下來，這樣可以發(fā)現(xiàn)自己的問題并加以改正，還能看是否能用更加簡潔明快的句型，從而提高語言運用的多樣性。以上就是為大家分享的，大家在托福學習中無論遇到什么問題，都歡迎大家隨時與我們互動解決!最后，預(yù)祝大家在托?？荚囍腥〉煤贸煽?托福獨立+綜合口語托福口語tpo43 task1:your own goal題目：people set a variety of goals for themselves throughout their lives. desc

4、ribe one goal you would like to achieve in the future, and explain why this goal is important to you. include specific details in your explanation.范文：as a senior student that always sit in front of the laptop or books，i think i like a very unhealthy lifestyle，you know, kind of sedentary lifestyle. a

5、ctually, id like to make some changes to keep fit. as a result，the goal id like to achieve in the near future is to keep doing certain exercises at least once a week. firstly，i need to start with some easy sports，like jogging. these kinds of sports dont need much space and many facilities to do，all

6、you need is just a pair of sneakers. then，after several months of regular jogging，i will begin to show up in the gym to join the aerobics classes. in this stage，i will need greater amount of exercises and more professional training. finally，id like to book a badminton court at least twice a month to

7、 playing badminton with my family members，which can strength the family bonds as well.it is not easy to achieve this goal for me actually，because i have heavy workloads everyday. but once i decided to make a difference，i will spare my time for sports. because for me，its really important to improve m

8、y health condition.托?？谡Ztpo43 task2:full-time or part-time題目：some students attend college full-time, while others attend college part-time. which do you think is better? explain why.范文：some people may believe that they only attend college part-time, but i disagree. i dont understand how university st

9、udents can expect to learn anything if they dont attend colleges for full-time.first, in college they gain the benefit of the professors knowledge preferentially. the best professors do more than just go over the material in the textbooks.also, attending colleges on any subject teaches more than jus

10、t facts. it teaches students how to learn, how to absorb information and then apply what theyve learned to other situations. personal experience can help people learn about themselves and the world outside the classroom, but when it comes to learning about academic subjects, students need to be in c

11、ollege better for a longer time.at last, if you just attend college for part-time, then you will miss important events and chances to make friends. it is hard to keep the same pace with others. so, i will choose to attend college for full-time.托?？谡Ztpo43 task3(聽力+閱讀+題目+范文):university makes changes to

12、 orientation programreading part:university makes changes to orientation programmadison university is making a change to theorientation program for first-year students . in thepast, as part of orientation, new, incoming studentscould go on a two-day hiking and camping triptogether with other incomin

13、g students on the weekend before classes begin. in order toencourage more students to take advantage of the opportunity to get to know one anotherin an informal setting, the university will now offer a choice of activities: students will be ableto either go hiking or participate in organized group g

14、ames on campus. additionally, theseactivities will last one day only, not two, a change many students had requested.聽力部分m : interesting, isnt it? i wish they. ve made this change two years ago when we got here. this program is gonna be much more attractive this way to lots more people.w: why?m : oh,

15、 it s a question of choice. see, not everyone likes the same things. the way it used to be, if like you didnt like sleeping in the tent, you just didnt participate, lots of people didnt.w : thats true. i didn t go on the camping trip my first year, hiking and camping isnt my thing. but you know, i d

16、id feel i missed out something.m : right. plus, the other reason this is going to work is that you dont have to give up your whole weekend any more. there are other things people need to do their first few days, you know, like buy their books, set up their rooms, prepare for the first day classes, t

17、hat kind of thing. the big time commitment used to get in the way.question:the man expresses his opinion about the changedescribed in the article. briefly summarize thechange. then, state his opinion about the change andexplain the reasons he gives for holding that opinion.托福tpo綜合口語43task 3范文：范文：the

18、 orientation program for first-year students will be change into a one- day only trip or campus event. and the man holds a positive view towards the announcement. the first reasons he feels that not everyone likes to do the same things. many students just missed out the orientation program since the

19、y didnt like it. the orientation program should be involved with multiple activities. second, the man proposes this change can save the whole weekend for the incoming students. it is better for those who need to prepare for the first few days. therefore, he agrees with that opinion.托?？谡Ztpo43 task4(聽

20、力+閱讀+題目+范文):population changesreading part:population changespopulations of living beings are constantly changingthe number of humans, animals, insects, or plantsliving in a given area can vary because of two kindsof factors: biotic and abiotic biotic factors are livingfactors that can influence the

21、 size of populations, such as predators or other species competing for food. abiotic factors are nonliving things inthe surrounding environment that can cause population changes, such as weather orsunlight. biotic and abiotic factors cause continual changes in the number of individuals thatmake up a

22、 population of organisms.聽力部分：now listen to part of a lecture on this topic in abiology classimagine there is a group of mice living in a large fieldand owls living nearby. now, owls eat mice, so thenumber of mice there are at any given time dependsupon the number of owls in the area because themore

23、 owls there are, the more mice get eaten, right? now imagine one year, there are moreowls than usual since there are more owls in the area to eat the mice. what do you think willhappen to the number of the mice? as you can imagine, the number will drop, there will befewer mice. as for as the other f

24、actor, we can use rabbit to help understand this one. imaginea population of rabbits live in an area. these rabbits usually start having their young at theend of winter. after the cold winter weather is gone and they keep reproducing until thefollowing winter, when they will stop again while the col

25、d winter weather lasts. but lets say thisyear, the winter season is very short, and you know, it starts getting warm much earlier thanusual. since winter this year is so short, the rabbits get start reproducing much earlier. thatmeans the rabbits in that area will have at least one extra reproductiv

26、e cycle, so of course, oneextra litter of baby rabbits. so the number of rabbits in that area will increase a lot.question:using the examples of mice and rabbits from the lecture, describe the two different types of factors that can cause population changes.托福tpo綜合口語43 task 4范文：范文：in the lecture, th

27、e professor mainly talked about two different types of factors that can bring about population changes. the professor presented two examples to explain the biotic and abiotic factors in his speech. the first factor is called biotic, like the predator-prey cycle. for instance, the population of mice

28、varies with the owls population since owls treat mice as their prey. if one year there are more owls than usual, then the number of mice would drop. because there are more owls to eat the mice. the second one is called abiotic, like the weather. for example, the rabbits usually start having their yo

29、ung at the end of winter. and they keep reproducing until the following winter. but if this year will be a short winter season, then the rabbits can start reproducing much earlier than longer winter season. this means the rabbits will experience at least one extra reproductive cycle, so the rabbits

30、population would increase.and thats the two factors the speaker presented in this lecture.托?？谡Ztpo43聽力部分listen to a conversation between the two studenteditors of a photography magazine called campusphotos monthly.m : were in trouble, barbara. i dont think we canput together next month issue. there j

31、ust arentenough good photos.w : it s harder and harder to put together an issue.m : yeah, and this month is the worst ever. i dont get it. i mean, students are submitting lotsof photographs and i think weve only got 15 that are worth publishing, and we cant print themagazine with only 15 photographs

32、.w: well, maybe were being too selective. what if we use photos that maybe arent greatbut.m : but that arent horrible?w : right, i mean, some of these photographs we get from beginning photographers may notbe the best, but if we lower our stands just a bit, wed have a lot more photos to publish.m :

33、sure, but we have to be careful, we dont want to get a reputation for publishing lowquality work.w : well, maybe, you know maybe were just publishing too frequently. what if we stoppublishing every month and instead, you know, if we published every two months? wed have alot more submissions to choos

34、e from so we could pick and choose and still publish only the goodones ?m : i guess, but people on campus sort of expect us to publish every month. i mean, we arecampus photo monthly, arent we?question:the speakers discuss two possible solutions to their problem. briefly summarize the problem. then,

35、 state which solution you prefer and explain why.托福tpo綜合口語43 task 5范文：范文：in this conversation, the man think he and barbara is having a hard time dealing with the problem that there arent enough good photos to publish on the magazine. he said only fifteen photos are worth publishing. and the woman o

36、ffers him two possible solutions. one solution is that they can just lower their standards a little, maybe they are too selective. the other one is to publish the magazine every two month rather than monthly. and if it were my choice, i would choose the former one, because they called the photograph

37、y magazine as campus photo monthly. so it should be published monthly, and other students are looking forward to read their magazines. although lowering their standards might made the man feeling worried, at least itll guarantee there are enough good photos to publish.托福口語tpo43 task6(聽力+題目+范文):a lec

38、ture from a biology class聽力部分：listen to part of a lecture in a biology classok, so weve been talking about what most animalsdo when they need food. they simply go out and lookfor it, but some animals do something entirelydifferent.when they need food , surprising as it maysound, some animals actuall

39、y spend a great deal oftime taking care of their own good source, theycultivate it. some of the way human farmers would. so, it will keep growing until its ready for them to use. lets start with an animal thatcultivates plants. there is a certain fish, its called damso fish that likes to eat a speci

40、al kind ofseaweed. so wherever a patch of this seaweed grows, there would usually be damso fishswimming above and around it. now the fish are there to provide protection from other plants. so the seaweed can grow and then regrow as the damso fish eat it. for example, if other plantsstart growing ove

41、r the seaweed blocking sunlight, the damso fish remove those plants bybiting off the parts that are getting too tall. so by protecting the seaweed from being overrunand damaged by other plants, the damso fish always have a supply of food ready to use. now, some animals dont cultivate plants, they ta

42、ke care of other animals as a source of food. takeants for instance,um, there are some species of black ants that care for tiny insects calledaphides. these aphides produce sweet liquids that the ants like to eat, so ants guard theaphides from being eaten by other animals and help feed the aphides.

43、in fact, sometimes theants even carry aphides eggs back to their own nests and raise the young aphides there. thenthe aphides grow and produce sweet liquid that the ants eat. so the ants make use of theaphides as reliable source of food.題目：the speakers discuss two possible solutions to theirproblem.

44、 briefly summarize the problem then statewhich solution you prefer and explain why.范文：in the lecture, the professor puts forward two ways that animal provide themselves with food. some animals taking care of their own food source and cultivate them, but some dont. the first way is that fish can cult

45、ivates plants, they take seaweed as their food resource. for instance, the certain fish provide protection like biting off the tall parts of plants so the seaweed can grow better. another way is that ants can take care of other animals. for example, one kind of tiny insects can offer ants with sweet

46、 liquid which they like to eat. therefore, ants guard the insects from other animals and also help feed them, and even bring their eggs back to raise the young insects. and thats the two different ways the speaker presented in this lecture.托福獨立+綜合口語托?？谡Ztpo42 task1:an accomplishment托福tpo42口語task1題目 q

47、uestion:choose an accomplishment that required you towork very hard. explain what the accomplishmentwas and why it was important to you.托福tpo獨立口語42 task 1范文：范文：the biggest accomplishment ive ever achieved is an assignment from my computer science class last semester. it required us to create a progr

48、am that simulate the system of school library which including the book searching and borrowing as well as returning, and even the renewal. and each one of our class had to be creative to get a relatively high mark. and it took me more than a week with only a little sleep to get it done in time and l

49、uckily for me, i got an a on it. this project was quite important to me because it accounted for sixty percent of my final score in this course. and i was really glad it turned out that i accomplished a pretty good job.托福口語tpo42 task2:big city or urban area托?？谡Ztask2題目question:some people prefer livi

50、ng in a big city. other peopleprefer living in the countryside, away from urbanareas. which do you think is better? explain whyusing specific details in your explanation.托福tpo獨立口語42 task 2 范文：范文：compared to living in a city, i would like to live in the countryside. the reasons are as below. firstly,

51、 living in the countryside means we can appreciate the healthier environment. nowadays, people living in city have to suffer the air and water pollution caused by the high speeding development of industry. secondly, we can enjoy the slow pace of life in the countryside. in big cities, pedestrians ar

52、e always walking fast and it seems like they would feel unwilling to stop. but with the easy life style of countryside, they dont have to deal with the high pressure resulted from working and living. so itll be much more comfortable to live there. thats why i prefer to live in the countryside.托?？谡Ztp

53、o42 task3(聽力+閱讀+題目):no more evening classesreading part:no more evening classesthe administration has announced that startingnext fall, the university will stop offering eveningclasses in many departments. according to auniversity administrator, the decision wasprompted by a steady decline in enroll

54、ments inevening classes. evening classes are just too small, the administrator said. when asked to explain the decline in enrollments, the administratorpointed to the fact that most evening classes are taught by teaching assistants, who are usuallygraduate students. surveys show that students prefer

55、 to take classes taught by experiencedfaculty members, the spokesperson said, probably because they simply know more thangraduate teaching assistants do.聽力部分question:the man disagrees with the decision announced inthe student newspaper. explain why the universitymade the decision and why the man dis

56、agrees with.托福tpo綜合口語42 task 3范文：范文：the school has implemented a new policy that the university will stop offering evening classes in many departments starting next fall due to the small scale of them and the unexperienced teaching staff. and the man holds a negative view towards the announcement. t

57、he first reason he gives is that thanks to the small classes, students can participate more and be more actively involved, get more attention and learn more. and the second one is based on the fact that some experienced teachers are lack of enthusiasm because they may have been teaching the same sub

58、ject for too long. in contrast, if this is their first or second time teaching a class, its going to be so exciting to them and theyll definitely dedicate more. therefore, he disagrees with that opinion.托?？谡Ztpo42 task4(閱讀+題目):habituationreading part:habituationhabituation is a form of learning that is quitecommon among animals. when an animalexperiences a situation for the first time, particularlyone it considers threatening, it may instinctivelyrespond by running away or by warning othermembers of its comm