雅思口語話題：一個好笑的事情
為了幫助大家備考雅思口語，提高口語成績，下面小編給大家?guī)硌潘伎谡Z話題：一個好笑的事情，希望大家會喜歡！
雅思口語新題范文：搞笑節(jié)目
Describe a television program/ film that made you laugh
You should say
What the program is
When you watched it
Who you watched it with
Why it made you laughed
PART 3
What kinds of things do Chinese people do to be happy?
Is laughing beneficial to children, how about old people?
雅思口語考試part2
A TV program that I found really funny was an American show called “How I met your mother” which was broadcast every Sunday last summer.
1個我認(rèn)為很趣味的電視欄目是1個稱為“我怎樣遇到你的媽媽”的英國綜藝節(jié)目，這一綜藝節(jié)目在去年夏天的每一周末播映。
It was a sitcom with 9 series, each of which included about 24 episodes. I watched all of the episodes and found them absolutely hilarious. The series followed the main character, Ted, who recounted to his son and daughter the time when he met and got married to their mother. The special thing was this – all the events Ted had experienced with his best friends before meeting his wife were illustrated in a highly amusing way. For example, in one episode, Ted described his dates with a girlfriend whose name he had forgotten, so Ted and the other characters had to refer to her as “Blah-blah” all the time.
它是有部有9個系列產(chǎn)品的情景喜劇，每有部都包括了大概24集。我看過全部的番劇，發(fā)覺他們十分滑稽。這部電視劇敘述的是主人翁泰德的經(jīng)典故事，他向自身的孩子和閨女?dāng)⑹隽怂龅讲⒑退齻兊膵寢屚昊榈臅r間。最非常的是——在看到他的老婆以前，Ted和他好朋友們所親身經(jīng)歷的全部事兒都以這種十分趣味的方法開展了表明。比如，在一章里，泰德敘述了他與1個被他忘卻的女朋友的幽會，因此泰德和別的的人物角色始終都把她稱之為“空話”。
Because of the characters’ eccentric humor and natural acting, this show made me laugh a lot. So, at present, whenever I feel stressed, I replay this series so that I can just put my feet up and have a good laugh.
因為劇里角色怪異的風(fēng)趣和大自然的演出，這部電視劇要我笑了許多，因此，如今當(dāng)我我覺得工作壓力的那時候，我也會播放這一系列產(chǎn)品，那樣我也能夠把我的腳放進(jìn)去，好好每天笑一笑。
雅思口語考試高頻詞
sitcom情景喜劇
episodes集
absolutely hilarious絕對搞笑幽默
recounted敘述了
eccentric軸力
put my feet up把我的腳放進(jìn)去
雅思口語素材大搜集：童年之搞笑的事
1. 童年經(jīng)典梗：西瓜種子會在肚中發(fā)芽生長
One day as I was eating watermelon, I accidentally swallowed its seeds and my grandma told me that now its tree will grow inside my stomach and leaves would come out of my nose and ears. I was really worried, on my way to school I asked everybody I met, whether it was true. To my tragedy many of them said yes. I cried really very hard and was frightened even when my parents told me nothing like that would happen. It was only after they gave me a fake medicine, I stopped crying. After that I never ate watermelon, fearing that it might happen again, until I was 9.
My grandma still makes fun of me for that :)
2.changing my underwear in open
光天化日地不知男女有別
I Was in 2nd standard.
I went to my aunts house..
I was changing my underwear...(in open)
My aunt started teasing me..."shame shame shame..o o o ...shame shame"
I answered innocently
" Please Aunty don't make fun of me....And what’s wrong in it...
It's a body part only...Everyone is having...Don't you have..."
(Every one burst out in laughter and I started crying thinking That everyone is making fun of me)...
Today.I feel ...ohh shit man..!!!...What did I say...And giggle..!!
3. I believed I was as small as a finger when born.
我曾以為我是一個拇指菇?jīng)觥?/p>
"You know, you were so little when you were born, that i used to carry you around in my pocket. "
My uncle used to tell this to little me when I was 5-6 years old.
I bought the story and was curious about how I used to drink and eat when I was that small.
He told me that they used to pick me up with fingers and make me sit on the edge of a cup and I would sip some tea from the cup, while they watched over for my safety. And then they were feeding me little crumbs of bread.
he told me stories of how he carried me around, in his pocket, saving me from birds and assorted animals who wanted to pick me up.
When he told me that I was only as tall as my finger, I would get annoyed and run to my mother to verify his story. And my mother played along her part well.
At the end of all that, maybe several months later, I figured it out. I remember I coming to him to tell him something like this, " If i were that small when i was born, even you must have been that small too, when you were born. And somebody must have took you around in their pockets and picked you up with their fingers. But you are so big now, that i don't think you were ever that small. And so, even i were never that small". Haha, uncle had no answer for that.
Funeral of the story.
4. 見死不救的熊弟弟
I was 8-9 years old and my brother was around 4...my dad had just bought me a new pretty bicycle and after I learnt how to ride it my brother asked me to take him for a ride...I asked him to open the gate and wait outside and I will get on the bike and come outside and then he can sit behind...I hopped on andn started riding it...somehow lost balance...went outside fast and fell into the sewage gutter in front of the house which was left open for cleaning...I was covered from top to bottom in dirty water and stuff and my bicycle fell on me...my brother, instead of calling my parents for help...was jumping, clapping and shouting..."yay, u fell down!!"...meanwhile people in the street gathered around and pulled me out!
It took 3 showers to free myself off that stench
5. 字寫得差的煩惱
As a child I used to fear Chinese the most , because of so many strokes for each character ).
So my elder cousin was teaching me Chinese one night, scolding me for not getting the handwriting right. Someone knocked the door and he went to entertain who-so-ever was outside.
In the mean time I tore a page from the notebook and wrote a note to him, stating that "I am leaving the house because of your scoldings; don't search for me." And I hid underneath the bed, hoping he'd get all tensed up and start searching for me and that he'd not teach me after this.
After he returned I couldn't see his reaction. After sometime he went out of the room. I sneaked my head out to see where he went. And he returned back the same instant.
I got another bashing for tearing pages from my school notebook and for not writing characters which he had asked me before leaving for the door.
Apparently I had written my note in Chinese in very bad handwriting and he couldn't even read it.
6. the meanest dad
壞到骨子里的老爸
My father told me that the school had put mini CCTV cameras in classrooms, and the live stream was provided to all parents so that they could keep an eye on their children.
He basically convinced me that he was monitoring every move of mine in school.
What's worse is, my dad was a master of reverse psychology. Every time he saw me look even remotely guilty, he'd ask, "Well, why did you do that at school today?" Cleverly, he never specified what 'that' was. I would think, "oh God! He knows!" and would be left with no option but to confess and apologize.
The consequence: Me were scared to spend more than 30 seconds in any one place (even for sharpening pencils!). If it was extremely necessary, I would talk to my classmates in as discreet a manner as possible. I used to be at my best behaviour even during recesses. And when I made slightest mistakes (for example: losing my eraser), I'd feel so guilty, I'd confess to him with tears in my eyes.
Fathers can be mean.
7.童年最經(jīng)典的騙局
As young kids, my sister and I would love to sleep in on weekends if we could. So even if we actually woke up a bit earlier than usual, we'd lay in bed and pretend to be asleep when our dad came in to wake us up.
Dad would always catch our bluff, though, and tricked us into proving we were in fact awake by saying "Are these kids still really asleep? I would believe it if they shook their legs a little bit." Indeed, being the little suckers we were, we'd fall for it and shake our legs ever so slightly. Each and every time.
How fun for my dad. I never figured out how he knew we were really awake until much later. Such a eureka moment. :D
8. 人小孩與貓媽媽之爭
My grandmother had a ton of feral cats that hung out under her house (the house was on blocks or something so there was an under the house). When I was small, probably around 5 or so, we went to visit and one of the cats had just had kittens so my grandmother had brought her into the house. I was told not to bother her, but it was kittens so I had to go look. As I approached her in her 'bed' with all the itty bitty kittens around her feeding, she hissed at me. Well I wasn't about to take an insult from a cat so I got closer, leaned over, and hissed back. I got a wonderfully deep and long scratch in the middle of my forehead for that.
9.You are an pure evil
I was in grade 4 and we were sitting in the gym for our monthly school assembly. I had to fart really bad. Normally my farts are silent so I didn't think too much about it but this time it was different. I think it might have been due to the way I was sitting with my legs up and crossed together or something but when I let it out it sounded like some little girl was screeching. It lasted forever too.
The gym was dead silent at that time so the whole school could hear it. Everyone turned to me and I was mortified. But thanks to my quick thinking I blamed it on the girl in front of me. The poor girl...
I guess this is more of an embarrassing or evil childhood story
巧妙應(yīng)對雅思口語話題卡的小方法
有人認(rèn)為，只要我事先背一些卡片考試時就是有所準(zhǔn)備，也就不怕了，可是關(guān)鍵問題是，雅思口語考試中出現(xiàn)的卡片有好幾百個，你又怎樣才能夠做到全部準(zhǔn)備呢?其實，口語cuecard的準(zhǔn)備還是有規(guī)律可循的。
首先來看幾個比較容易的卡片題，1 describe a park 2 describe a painting 3 describe a localevent(最近經(jīng)常考的)可以這么說，如果單獨地讓各位candidate來說這三個話題當(dāng)中的任何一個，絕大多數(shù)考生可能都不會覺得很難，除了最后一個可能稍微有一些難度。如果在考試之前準(zhǔn)備，也就是花時間背這幾個卡片的說法，如果每個話題要20分鐘的時間能夠背熟練，那么總共就要花一個小時，但是如果考生們能夠想到這三個話題可以變成一個，那么效率就會大大提高。也就是我們要會聯(lián)系組合卡片。
下面讓我們來具體得看這三個話題怎樣變成一個：我們就先準(zhǔn)備第一個描述一個公園。而描述一個painting怎樣可以和park搭上關(guān)系呢?我們可以這樣說，從這個painting上面，我們可以看到的是一個park，然后我們再具體深入描述park,在把park描述完以后可以再返回來說一下個人對這個painting的感受，所以還是在說的painting.至于localevent就可以做得更絕，可以描述這個時間是舉辦一個畫展，在這個畫展上我看到了一幅非常喜歡的畫，而畫上面描述的是一個公園，這樣不久全部聯(lián)系到一起了嗎?因此，如果能夠很好地把握這個方法，整個口語考試中的卡片也就變得很少了，而且也完全可以做到準(zhǔn)備充分了。小編預(yù)祝同學(xué)們在雅思考試中取得好的成績。
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