其實(shí)，關(guān)于仰望天空，在一部叫《環(huán)太平洋》的電影中就有描述。電影一開場(chǎng)，主人公說：When I was a kid.Whenever I'd feel small or lonely, I'd look up at thestars. Wondered if there was life up there.這道題目在前面三個(gè)線索中，完全可以多加入一些背景的描述，很像是一道旅行題目，將旅行中的小過程(和誰，在哪兒，做了什么)描述的稍具體一些，最后再抬頭看了一下天空，心生感慨罷了。下面小編給大家?guī)硌潘伎谡Z話題：仰望天空小文，可以參考一下。

雅思口語話題：Sky 你喜歡仰望天空嗎?Do you like to watch the sky?

Do you prefer the sky during the day or at night?

Have you learnt any courses about stars or planets?

Where is a good place to watch stars?

1. Do you like to watch the sky?

你喜歡仰望天空嗎? 對(duì)于這樣一個(gè)yes/no 的問題，一個(gè)口語答題的常識(shí)就是千萬不要給出yes/ no，后續(xù)的語言支撐才是重點(diǎn)。

喜歡看天空，喜歡什么時(shí)候看天空when I got nothing to do or have something stuck in my mind，在天空中你可以看到什么，crystal clear blue，clouds moving in an extremely subtle way，sometimes if I’m lucky，birds fly through in crowds 看天空時(shí)候你的感覺是怎樣的it’s the most peaceful moment then get wandering . 對(duì)于霧霾比較嚴(yán)重的地區(qū)，還可以跟以前對(duì)比一下。內(nèi)容的豐富度就會(huì)大大增加。

Example：

Well, to be honest, I used to love looking up at the sky all the time. When I had my mind stuck in somewhere or simply got bored, I would go out to a roof or somewhere I can quietly enjoy the crystal clear blue sky, with the clouds moving subtlety, sometimes if I’m lucky, I can also see birds flying through in crowds. It was the most peaceful moment and perfect for wandering with the breezes. But now with the fog and haze, there’s no way I can do that again.

2.Do you prefer the sky during the day or at night?

這是一道典型的對(duì)比類題目，這類的題目同學(xué)們首先還是要靈活熟練運(yùn)用可以表述比較的語言： 比較級(jí)的用法more / less than , as … as ,prefer 的名詞性轉(zhuǎn)變preference等。

其實(shí)本題的答題方向比較沒有所謂，無論選擇更喜歡白天或者黑夜，或者居中都可以。但切記不要選擇其一而不表述另一方面。難點(diǎn)是找出可以對(duì)比描述的方向，比如白天因?yàn)橛刑柛用髁炼覝嘏痵o much brighter and warmer because of the sun，晚上有星星，更加靜謐tranquil。接下來的sample answer中并沒有給出一個(gè)明確的選擇。

Actually, I don’t have any particular preference over this since they both got unique features. In the daytime, it’s so much brighter and warmer because of the sun, so it is more comfortable to have the sunbath while watching the sky. But it is not as tranquil or fascinating as it is in the evening with all those shinning stars blinking towards me.

3.Have you learnt any courses about stars or planets?

這是一道個(gè)人經(jīng)歷的題目，很多學(xué)生會(huì)陷入自己真實(shí)情況的困境，自己并無這方面太多的知識(shí)。其實(shí)雅思官方指導(dǎo)視頻里面也明確的有說，編答案也是無可厚非的，畢竟考察項(xiàng)是同學(xué)們的英語表達(dá)水平，而并非是大家的知識(shí)量。當(dāng)然如果同學(xué)們本身對(duì)星球星體這方面了解甚多，那就趕緊發(fā)揮你的腦容量小宇宙吧。

大家中學(xué)時(shí)期都是學(xué)過地理的，geography ，只不過地理上的只是簡(jiǎn)單的introduction，入門水平;此處可以和大家的實(shí)際情況相結(jié)合，如果是大學(xué)生或者高中的理科生，可以說很多都不記得了;但是大家平時(shí)還是會(huì)看一下這方面的新聞，最常見的就是流星雨。還有女生們比較了解的星座方面，往這個(gè)方向說會(huì)熟悉很多。

I kind of have. I memorized a range of introductions in my geography class. Unfortunately, I don’t think I can recall any of those detailed information any more. But I do read or hear some news mainly about the where to get the best views of the "shooting stars" or things like this quite often. And almost every girl I know never stops gossiping about constellation, such as who is a typical Virgo or how can one get along well with a narcissistic Sagittarius. This is pretty much all I know about the stars.

4.Where is a good place to watch stars?

這是一個(gè)信息羅列題目，羅列的是可以看星星的地點(diǎn)。

此類題目很多學(xué)生容易上來就給一大堆地點(diǎn)，但卻忽略了將內(nèi)容做一個(gè)分類，因此喪失了語言長(zhǎng)度和難度上的加分。 而且既然是a good place，未必非要給出一個(gè)特定的地址，可以給一個(gè)分類，給出具體的描述。 地點(diǎn)可以分為市區(qū)的地點(diǎn)urban areas和郊區(qū)農(nóng)村 suburban district or country side. 后續(xù)再描述具體的地方：比如the roof of the skyscrapers ，Closest place to the sky. 說明這些地方看星星的好處和壞處。

當(dāng)然最開始的部分還是要給出一個(gè)總的回應(yīng)。

Well, I guess it depends greatly on where one live. I mean, for someone lives in the suburban district or country side, with less lights and average height of the house, positions for a better view may not matter that much. However, for one form urban areas, it would be excellent to stand on the roof of a skyscraper or get in a planetarium or museum where a telescope is set. Unfortunately, I have never tried this.

雅思口語part2考試預(yù)測(cè)-仰望天空

Describe a time when you were looking at the sky.

You should say:

when and where you looked at the sky

who you looked at sky with

how you felt when looking at it

and explain why you looked at the sky.

參考雅思口語范文：

I don’t often take much notice of the sky, unless it's a particularly lovely day and the weather is beautiful, with a clear blue sky. I live in a big city, so during the day the sky is usually grey due to pollution caused by cars and factories, and at the night it is glowing because of light pollution, so you can see the moon but hardly any stars.

The one time of the year I make a special effort to look up at the sky is Mid-Autumn Festival. Mid-Autumn Festival occurs during the 15th of August in the Chinese lunar calendar, when there is a bright full moon. I can't always make it back to my hometown, but last year I was lucky enough to have time.

My family live in the country, so the night sky is very clear and you can see a spectacular array of stars and sometimes even the Milky Way. After eating a big meal, I stood outside with my mother, father and sister and looked at the moon while we all ate moon cakes. As I looked up, I thought about my family and the sacrifices they have made to give me a good education and a good start in life, as well as how magnificent the stars looked.

Whenever the festival comes, people tend to look up at the full silver moon and drink wine as a way to celebrate their happy life and to extend their best wishes to their relatives and friends far from home.

雅思口語范文：仰望天空

Describe a time when you watched the sky (New)

You should say

When this happened

Who you were with

What you saw

And explain how you felt when you were watching the sky

As for a time when I watched the sky, I would like to talk about a time when I went to oneof the most famous mountains in China, Mountain Tai. Last spring festival, my parents decidedto climb the mountain Tai, so we drove to the city of Taian and spent a whole day there. On theroad, we were talking about what historical sites and attractions we would see on the mountain.

When we arrived at the mountaintop, it was totally dark. My father advised that we couldtake a short rest. You know, when I lied on one big stone and looked up the sky, I was amazedby the beautiful shining stars. Some of them were so bright on a background of black ‘velvet’.At that moment, I felt that the universe was so immense and we human beings were so tiny. Ialso recalled when I was a little boy, my grandpa told me some Chinese Fairy Tales like ‘Chang Eflying to the moon’ and ‘Houyi shooting down nine suns’. At that time I always sat on mygrandpa’s legs and counted the stars, wondering if there was life out there.

Well, that ‘Watching Sky’ experience somewhat brought me back to my childhood. It was soimpressive and unforgettable.

雅思口語高頻：美麗的天空

At the sight of this topic, the fancy view Aurora comes into my mind.

I bet that seeing aurora is always a goal for many, I am no exception. However, I’ve never made this dream come true just owning to the costly travel fee.

To be honest, I first knew this dazzling natural wonder was on the internet. I followed a blogger who is a nature lover years ago, and I couldn’t take my eyes off a video he shot in Iceland. In that short video, I watched in amazement as half the sky was filled with colors. Red, purple, and green pillars rose up and exploded across the northern sky, changing by seconds.

Actually I doubt whether my poor expression can tell you how awesome the view is. Have you ever seen the rainbow after raining? It has been said that they are alike, but aurora in my eyes is more appealing. You know, those colorful lights lighten up the deep night, which make the sky a multicolored photograph. Even more striking, it is almost as if the lights are dancing in the wind.

Unfortunately, we cannot predict when the lights will appear somewhere, but it’s worth the effort when you find yourself underneath them as this magnificent light festival covers the sky.

詞匯句式講解：

1. I am no exception 我也不例外

2. costly adj. 昂貴的，代價(jià)高的

這里我們來補(bǔ)充一些可以替換“貴”的表達(dá)。

口語中一般表示“貴”第一反應(yīng)就是expensive，但是如果想要突破口語6分+，我們一定要積極展現(xiàn)自己的詞匯廣度，所以要盡可能的替換掉常見的形容詞。那么除了expensive還有什么可以為我們所用呢?

3. take one’s eyes off 把視線移開

4. in amazement 驚訝地，吃驚地

5. striking

adj.引人注目的;異乎尋常的 (interesting and unusual enough to attract attention)

雖然美麗填空這個(gè)話題很多學(xué)生都覺得難，但是我們準(zhǔn)備了這一個(gè)也是有好處的，因?yàn)樗梢酝昝肋w移到事件類中其他的話題，例如Describe a special day that you remember well還有Describe a time when you were excited。我們就可以說真的去了冰島，然后非常幸運(yùn)的看到了極光，人生第一次興奮無比。只要我們顛倒下語序，這兩道題也順利的解決啦!

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