9-12月雅思口语P3话题范文：something you have shared with others

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今天易伯华雅思频道为大家带来雅思口语Part3口语范文，题目是关于something you have shared with others，来看一下相关的8个问题及答案：

1.What are the advantages of sharing?

2.How do parents teach their children to share with others?Why?

3.Should people share food in parties?Why?

4.Should people share transportation tools?

5.What methods should be taken to enable people to share their transportation

tools in cities?

6.Would you mind sharing something in public places?

7.Do people share their houses/ homes?

8.If you have to share a room with others, do you think a clear rule is

needed?

Sample answers：

1.Sharing will increase efficiencies and stimulate productivity. For example,

what I want to do in the next working schedule is already accomplished by

another employee in the other department. Under such circumstance, if the person

is willing to share the documents with me, I would be able to directly edit the

documents and add more contents based on the original ones.

2.Many methods can be adopted for parents to teach their kids to share with

others. One most useful approach is by setting examples. Parents can share good

news or things with their own friends, colleagues and other children, and their

toddlers will imitate what they have seen and learn to share. Also, by tasting

the sweetness of being appreciated, kids will form the habit of doing so.

3.Definitely yes, it is a necessity for people to share foods on the occasion

of parties, because the practice allows them to associate, make new friends and

get business done. It is awkward and abrupt to directly introduce oneself in

front of a group of strangers, so food might be the appropriate conversation

start. The question of “do you also want to have the biscuit?” will help

establish a common ground and help strangers approach each other.

4.Of course, yes, it is beneficial for commuters to share one private car. It

is especially environmentally friendly because there will be less cars with more

people on the road, so traffic jams will be less severe and the exhaust emitted

by waiting cars will be dramatically reduced. Besides, people in the same car

could share what is happening recently and strengthen their bonds.

5.Technology and policies, I guess. There should be some effective

applications such as Uber so that customers could choose the nearest car for

hitchhiking. Apart from locating, the application should also provide

appropriate pricing rules so that it is cheaper to hitchhike than to take a

taxi. Besides, the government could promote the carpooling by some form of

allowance.

6.It depends on what things to share. For expensive products, my answer would

be a definite No because people usually don’t value things in public places that

much. They might do damage to the coffee machine, juicer or air purifier, which

in extreme cases might even be stolen. But if it is only a pencil or a fountain

pen, it does not matter that much to me.

7.Yes, people share their houses with others, and that is why the renting

industry is booming. Those who come from remote areas to metropolises such as

London, Paris and Shanghai at first won’t have enough money for renting a whole

apartment, so they will share the renting fees and the house with others. It is

economical to do so and there might have more emotional support in this way.

8.Definitely yes, a clear rule is the prerequisite for being the roommate

with each other. Many problems may arise because two people are getting too

close. Even parents and kids could argue over the priority to use the bathroom,

let alone those who are almost strangers. To set rules such as no more noise

after 11 p.m. and no smoking in the sitting room can avoid potential

conflicts.