5月雅思口语新题精解-Describe a time you share something with others

北京雅思培训,雅思备考资料,雅思网课,雅思培训机构,雅思保分班,雅思真题,雅思课程

雅思口语part2 topic:Describe a time when you share something with others

:

What you shared

When you shared it

Who you shared it with

And explain why you shared it or how you felt when you shared it.

相关推荐：雅思考官口语P2经典话题9分范文40篇汇总（大杀四方）

话题解读：

乍一看，这道题目很容易引导人往实际的东西上靠，想起小时候有好吃的，有好玩的，开心的跟小伙伴们分享。但是，作为一个成年人，还是希望往稍微深层次的东西上整，这样才显得不落俗套嘛。当然，不是说跟小伙伴分享小浣熊方便面，分享变形金刚的玩具就不可以，只是个人感觉，越是这些具体的物品，在描述时，难度越是大。反而是听起来要难写的抽象的物品，比如一个有趣的观点，一段独特的经历，要容易描述，要容易将考官代入到你的故事中去。所以，在这，选择了一段稍显自己vulnerable的经历，这样，还可以博得考官更多的同情。当然要说明，这段经历大体是真有其事，并非凭空编造的。大家在构思答案，试图用vulnerability来打动考官时，要注意量力而行啊!

参考范文：

I shared my depression experience with a stranger.

I had depressed feelings for a number of years. I couldn’t find joy in

anything, my energy level was low and I was struggling to do basic chores like

cleaning and washing. I found it incredible when people would suggest things

like getting exercise to make me happier. All I could think was, 'I can't drag

myself out of bed to take a shower, and how the hell am I supposed to drag

myself to the gym?'

A friend of mine realised what was happening, and after one particular

outburst of tears and misery, he suggested I went to the university

counsellor.

Talking things through with someone who is completely unbiased is a wonderful

experience. Even when you think you have nothing to talk about, they are good at

getting you started.

Unfortunately, there was a limited time frame, and I felt those feelings

creeping back. I finally went to my doctor, told them I had tried counselling,

and asked if medication was an option. He agreed.

I know that anti-depressants are a controversial topic, but they were truly

life-changing. The first type did not help. The second type was like opening a

window.

They did not make me happy. What they did do, however, is give me the

strength to start making myself happy. I stopped crying for no reason. I was

able to sleep soundly. The thoughts screaming around my head ground to a halt so

I could focus, and I started enjoying things again.

I still have bad days, but they are days - not weeks, or months.

In short, seek professional help. Friends and family are wonderful, but they

can be biased and I can feel guilty for 'troubling' them with my feelings.

Professionals are just that. I was proud of myself for taking that first step to

find support.