17年9-12月雅思口语话题P2范文:a foreign food you ate

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a foreign food you ate (延用)

传送门2017年9-12月雅思口语Part2题库范文及答案，好货不等人，速速围观。

what

how do you know it

where you can eat it

why you like it

参考范文：

I'd like to tell you about my first experience of Japanese cuisine. This

story took place about five or six years ago now, when I was dating my

ex-girlfriend. One evening, she invited me to eat out with her and a few of her

female friends at this Japanese restaurant. At first, I was a bit reluctant to

go, partly because I hadn't met any of her friends at that time and I'm not that

great around new people, but mainly because I'm a fussy eater. There's nothing

worse than eating out, dying of hunger because you'd skipped lunch so you

wouldn't spoil your appetite, and then not liking the food you order or anything

on the menu. My then-girlfriend persuaded me to go, but I told her I probably

wouldn't like anything. The restaurant was nice. It had a Japanese theme but I

think everyone working there was Chinese. We went in, sat down and thought about

what to have. When I was looking at the menu, nothing took my fancy so I let the

girls choose my meal, which was rice and some seafood like prawns and salmon; I

think it was all or partly raw. The girls started tucking into their food but I

just ended up playing with mine. I was starving, I could have eaten a horse, but

I just picked at mine, mainly eating the rice, which had no flavour to it, and

little bites of fish with my glass of water to wash it down. If I'd had my way,

we would have gone somewhere else, to a place where I could have stuffed my

face. I haven't had Japanese food since and I don't have any intention of trying

it again.

高分词汇语料分析：

I used many exaggerations and strong descriptions:

there's nothing worse than...

dying of hunger

I was starving

I could have eaten a horse

stuff my face

I used many approximations and adverbs of degree:

about five or six years ago

a few of her female friends

I was a bit reluctant to go

partly because...

I'm not that great...

mainly because...

it was all or partly raw

mainly eating the rice

Some good words I used:

reluctant

appetite

persuade

seafood

starving

Some good phrases I used:

eat out - to eat at a restaurant

a fussy eater - someone who doesn't like the taste of much food

there's nothing worse than...

die of hunger

skip [a meal]

spoil [somebody's] appetite - to eat something before a meal so you're no

longer hungry for it

take [somebody's] fancy - to appeal to someone

tuck into [food] - to eagerly start eating something

end up

play with [somebody's] food - to push food around the plate without eating

it

...could eat a horse

pick at [food] - to eat something in small pieces and without enjoyment

wash [something] down - to help you swallow something by drinking something

with it

if I'd had my way,... would have...

stuff [somebody's] face - to eat a lot of food quickly