17年8月最新雅思口语Part2话题答案:activity you would like to do at or near the sea.

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an activity you would like to do at or near the sea.

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what activity it is;

how easy or difficult it is to do this;

what you need to prepare for this activity;

and explain why you would like to do this activity at the seaside.

参考范文：

Actually, there are quite a lot of popular leisure activities people would

like to do near the sea, such as strolling along the beach, writing characters

or drawing pictures on the sand, or just playing beach volleyball with a bunch

of playmates. There's something I would like to do when I am at the beach in my

hometown - is definitely digging into sand for shellfish such asclams.

Lucky for me I grew up near the sea. When I was little, I could go there

everyday with my playmates, doing all kinds of fun things. It was more like a

large playground for us.

Digging into sand is my favorite seaside activity，and it is a very relaxing

activity andminimal thinking is required. All you need o do is keep digging

slowly and gently. If you dig them with great strength, you would probably end

up with lots of smashed shells. Each time I can bring home a little bucket of

clams.

Digging into sand doesn't necessarily mean that I am very patient. I just

love to spend hours doing things I like. And I bet few people wouldn't love

digging clams as it is so easy and fulfilling. You can imagine how happy I am

carrying so many clams home before sunset. Because of me, my family would have

one more palatable dish on the table.

Notes:

strolling along the beach

stroll：walk somewhere in a slow relaxed way, 表示“漫步”. along

表示“沿着”，通常和表示细长条形状的名词同时使用，例如along the road/ river/ corridor 等。

Lucky for me – 完整的表达是 It was lucky for me that I grew up near the sea.

lucky for me 也可以改为luckily for me.

end up with–to finish with the possession of someone or something or in the

company of someone or something. 译为以…为告终，指不好的结果。

例如He tried hard but ended up with a poor grade. Careful or you will end up

with Johnny for the weekend.

a palatable/ ˈpælətəbl / dish – 一道鲜美可口的菜肴