托福口語如何自行在家備考提升

托?？谡Z如何自行在家備考提升

托?？谡Z如何自行在家備考提升?這3種實(shí)用練習(xí)方式要了解,今天小編給大家?guī)砹送懈？谡Z如何自行在家備考提升,希望能夠幫助到大家在托?？谡Z中拿高分，下面小編就和大家分享，來欣賞一下吧。

托福口語如何自行在家備考提升?這3種實(shí)用練習(xí)方式要了解

1. 聽讀練習(xí)

很多考生來感覺聽讀練習(xí)是聽力備考練習(xí)的方法。但對(duì)口語的備考來說，聽讀練習(xí)也非常有效。想會(huì)說，一定要聽懂。從口語本身來看，口語要發(fā)音準(zhǔn)，就一定要知道怎樣正確的發(fā)音是準(zhǔn)確的，自己才能正確的發(fā)音。建議大家可以找到獨(dú)立的環(huán)境進(jìn)行練習(xí)。如果不愿意通過與人交流來提升自己的口語能力，就不妨利用MP3邊讀邊聽、邊糾正。

另外，還需要提醒考生們，托?？荚囘^程中，周邊的環(huán)境略帶嘈雜。所以，練習(xí)的時(shí)候，也可以找個(gè)有些的噪音的地方，讓自己的聲音大聲朗讀出來，逐步提升自己的音量，以便習(xí)慣之后的考場環(huán)境。

2. 模仿練習(xí)

想要逐步讓自己的讀音逐步變得的標(biāo)準(zhǔn)，模仿練習(xí)最為重要。但是自己對(duì)著自己就不再有太多顧及。模仿時(shí)要大大方方，清清楚楚，一板一眼，口型要到位。對(duì)于語音語調(diào)的模仿是一個(gè)長期的過程，所以大家千萬不能心急。同時(shí)，也建議大家可以找些原版素材，反復(fù)聽讀，作為一個(gè)模板的素材。

3. 復(fù)述練習(xí)

托?？谡Z中，有準(zhǔn)確的語言語調(diào)之后，語速也是其中存在的一個(gè)問題。如果在對(duì)話過程中結(jié)結(jié)巴巴，不但語速會(huì)受到影響，也可能會(huì)讓最后的評(píng)分打折。為解決這個(gè)問題，建議考生從復(fù)述練習(xí)開始，找些身邊的材料，一篇演講稿，或者是一部電影內(nèi)容，只要是自己感興趣的內(nèi)容，都可以作為復(fù)述的內(nèi)容。語言應(yīng)盡量生動(dòng)、簡練，有明確的情節(jié)，這樣可以更好地把握語言的連貫性。

托?？荚嚳谡Z練習(xí)

Poor thing! 真可憐!

Nuts! 胡說!

Make it up! 不記前嫌!

Watch you mouth. 注意言辭。

Any urgent thing? 有急事嗎?

Don’t over do it. 別太過分了。

Can you dig it? 你搞明白了嗎?

What if I go for you? 我替你去怎么樣?

Who wants? 誰稀罕?

Follow my nose. 憑直覺做某事。

Don‘t push me up. 別逼我

Have a good of it。玩的很高興。

What is the fuss? 吵什么?

It doesn’t make any differences. 沒關(guān)系。

Don’t let me down. 別讓我失望。

Does it serve your purpose? 對(duì)你有用嗎?

Don’t flatter me. 過獎(jiǎng)了。

Big mouth! 多嘴!

Sure thing! 當(dāng)然!

I”m going to go. 我這就去。

Never mind. 別擔(dān)心。

Drop it! 停止! Bottle it! 閉嘴!

Don”t play possum! 別裝蒜!

There is nobody by that name working here。這里沒你說的這個(gè)人。

Break the rules. 破壞規(guī)則。

How big of you! 你真棒!

Gild the lily. 畫蛇添足。

I’ll be seeing you. 再見。

I wonder if you can give me a lift? 能讓我搭一程嗎?

托?？荚嚳谡Z練習(xí)

1 You look concerned. What’s on your mind 你看上去有點(diǎn)心思沉沉，在擔(dān)心什么呢?

2 I’ve got to quiet down and get focused. 我該冷靜下來，集中注意力。

3 I know he has the blues(He is feeling very down!), but it doesn’t mean he can vent his anger on me. 我知道他心情不好，但他也不能把氣發(fā)在我身上呀。the blues 心情不好，If a girl is sad, an ice-cream cone can normally chase the blues away. 如果女孩心情不好的話，給她一個(gè)冰淇淋，她就會(huì)轉(zhuǎn)哭為笑了。也可說，an ice-cream cone can normally help shake off the blues.

4 I’m up to my neck in work.這句話的意思就是I am quite busy. 我太忙了，這工作把我忙得暈頭轉(zhuǎn)向。I have got a pretty tight schedule today. 我今天的日程安排得很緊。

5 Easy! 悠著點(diǎn);不要性急;輕一點(diǎn);也可以說：Go easy. Go easy on it(省著點(diǎn)用). Easy-going, 很容易相處：She is caring and easy-going.

6 Crush 原意為“粉碎”，現(xiàn)常指“暗戀”，又常指青澀少年的那種愛，并不穩(wěn)定，例如，小女生對(duì)老師的愛戀，過一陣就煙消云散。Peter has a crush on Jenny.

7 Ask somebody out 與人約會(huì)，談戀愛：He doesn’t have the guts to ask her out because he is afraid she will turn him down. 他不敢告訴她他愛她，因?yàn)樗聲?huì)遭到她的拒絕。類似的有g(shù)o out with somebody: I heard you’re going out with Jane. 我聽說了你在與Jane談戀愛。

8 Mr. Right: 白馬王子，He’s gentle, patient, successful, and MATURE. I think He’s my Mr. Right! 他溫柔體貼，有耐心，成功又成熟。我知道他就是我的意中人(我未來的丈夫非他莫屬;也可以說是真命天子)。(白馬王子的另一個(gè)說法：prince charming)

9 Jack 對(duì)朋友John說，他剛剛與Esther拜拜了，(I just broke up with Esther.)John 安慰Jack說, I don’t know what to say to comfort you, but cheer up! There’s plenty of fish in the sea and you’ll find your soul mate, your perfect match!

10 My relationship with her is already history.我與她的關(guān)系早已成歷史了。

托福考試口語練習(xí)

1 I cannot take it any more.　我再也無法忍受了。前面還可以加上一句：don’t push me. 不要再逼我呀。 同樣意思的句子還有：I cannot stand him any longer.

2 Don’t take it out on me! 不要把氣出在我身上。

3 You have my word. 我向你保證(是這樣)。

4 Look, I have to got going. 就這樣了，我還得干活呢(還得趕路)。這是向人告辭的說法。

5 You’re talking crazy. 你滿嘴胡言。相當(dāng)于you talk nonsense之意。 從語法上看，將形容詞放在動(dòng)詞后不是很正規(guī)，但人家都這么說，也就可以將就了。

6 I don’t mean to cross the line. 直譯是“我不想越界”。這句話的意思是，我并不是想管閑事呀，只是隨便問問?！癐 don’t mean to cross the line, is she your new girl friend ?”

7 Thank you for .....(the tea, and so on), and everything else. 謝謝你的(茶水款待)，以及一切。當(dāng)你向人道謝時(shí)，你一下只想起了一件具體的事，但又接受了不止一項(xiàng)的好處，就加上一句 and everything else，這樣就不會(huì)漏謝什么了。

8 I won’t take that crap.我才不會(huì)信那套鬼話。也可以說：I won’t buy that beef.同樣的意思。

9 Calm down. 不要激動(dòng)好不好?

10 sick 惡心 you make me sick. 你叫我惡心。 People do sick things to young girls nowadays. 現(xiàn)在總有人對(duì)小女孩做那些惡心的事。 He is sick. 如果你把sick一詞念得很重，意思就是“他令人惡心?！比绻畹貌恢?，意思就只是“他病了?！?所以要小心。

托福考試口語練習(xí)

1. Hold on 等一下 (口語中，人們不太用wait a minute)如果兩人辯論，吵架，抬杠，你要?jiǎng)e人“打住”，可以說，hold it right there.

2. I hate his guts. 我最討厭他。也有說I hate him guts. Guts 是腸子，相當(dāng)于“恨之入骨”的意思。He doesn’t have many guts. 他是個(gè)膽小鬼。 ut feeling 直覺

3. Nuts, 果仁，核，為復(fù)數(shù)時(shí)，意為“瘋子”，He is nuts。他有神經(jīng)病。He went nuts and killed a guy.他發(fā)瘋了，結(jié)果殺了一個(gè)人。You are driving me nuts. 你真是要把我逼瘋。a tough nut to crack, 一項(xiàng)艱巨的任務(wù)，一個(gè)難解之題

4. How is everything? (還好嗎?) I am just stuck in a rut, doing the same things every day. I wish I could do something different. (煩死了，每天都是干同樣的活，我真想換個(gè)活法。) rut 日常的，每天都如此，get in a rut，日復(fù)一日，天天如此

5. I have totally sold out to your idea. 我100%地贊同贊同你的意見。類似的話還有If you are not careful enough, you will buy into his bad idea. 如果你不小心的話，你就會(huì)采納他的這餿主意。

6. I am just ecstatic about going to visit you soon. 馬上要見你，我高興死了。

7. A dap and dip 打個(gè)照面，露下臉就走。

Matt: Are we going to Jon’s party?我們?nèi)キ偟木蹠?huì)嗎?

Darryl: Yeah, but I don’t want to stay long, so let’s make it a dap and dip.那就去吧，不過我可不想多呆，頂多就打個(gè)照面就走人。

8. I would like to get a job within couching distance. 我想找個(gè)不用走路就可以上班的工作。Couching distance,沙發(fā)距離，就是坐在沙發(fā)上不起身也能夠得著。這是那種 couch potato喜歡做的美夢。

9. Yukky 難吃，說這個(gè)詞時(shí)還要做一個(gè)難吃的表情。Where did you get this food? It was yukky. 你從哪里弄了這吃的?那么難吃。

10. 與yukky相反的詞是yummy，好吃極了。說這個(gè)詞時(shí)，要不然就把音拖一下，要不然說它兩次，表示你真的喜歡主人做的這道菜。

Agree:

- train and work hard

- support many business

- risk injury and career loss

Disagree:

- other profession more important

- other create the star

- talent not unique

Topic sentence

- Entertainers and athletes rely on talents that not everyone has and so I agree that they deserve their high salaries.

Supporting sentences

- Not only are they talented, but also they have often spent most of their lives preparing for their roles.

- Dedication also helps many other people around them make money.

- They risk injuries such as loss of voice or damage to their bodies that shorten careers.

Closing sentence (optional)

- Since their talent contributes to economic success of so many businesses, I do not believe their high salaries are out of line.

Entertainers and athletes rely on their talents that not everyone has and so I agree with that they deserve their high salaries. Not only are they talented, but also they have often spent most of their lives preparing for their roles. For example, athletes train their sport skills and keep fit. Entertainers must constantly train their voices, acting technique or musical talent. Their dedication also helps many other people around them make money. Their name sells ticket in places they perform, products they sell and endorse. After all, they risk injuries such as loss of voice of damage to their bodies that shorten careers. Since their talent contributes to economic success of so many businesses, I do not believe their high salaries are out of line.

問題 人們對(duì)動(dòng)物園用途有不同看法，有的人覺得動(dòng)物園沒有什么實(shí)用價(jià)值。

Agree:

- Expensive facility

- Unnatural for animals

- Weaken animals

Disagree:

- educates

- protects animals

- entertains

Topic sentence

- I disagree with the notion of zoos not serving a useful purpose.

Supporting sentences

- They serve very important functions in educating people about animals

- Zoos protect and take care of animals

- Zoos are fun for families to visit together.

Closing sentence (optional)

- In conclusion, zoos protect animals and provide an opportunity to educate and entertain the public.

I disagree with the notion of zoos not serving a useful purpose. In fact, they serve very important functions in educating people about animals they might never see otherwise. As most people live in cities, this is the only way to see and learn about animals. Some animals, such as pandas and certain monkeys, are endangered species. In the zoo trained zookeepers take care of them. While they live safely and breed, scientist can study them and find solutions to problem in the animals’ natural environment. Additionally, zoos are fun for families to visit together. In conclusion, zoos protect animals and provide an opportunity to educate and entertain the public.

Agree:

- high earners praised

- provides security

- makes dreams happen

Disagree:

- effort counts

- accomplishment are key

- full life is success

Topic sentence

- I disagree with the statement that a person’s success in life can only be measured by money.

Supporting sentences

- Although as a society we often judge people by their professions and how much money they earn, it does not cover the whole story of success

- Fulfilling a dream can also be called success

Closing sentence (optional)

- Most of all, we can measure a person’s success by the healthy relationships they form with family and friends and by their satisfaction in the work that supports their daily needs.

I disagree with the statement that a person’s success in life can only be measured by money. Although as a society we often judge people by their professions and how much money they earn, it does not cover the whole story of success. For example, someone who works hard to open a business is more successful than one who simply inherits it from a successful parent. Furthermore, fulfilling a dream of starting a business, singing in a choir or traveling to place one has always hope to see can be called success. Most of all, we can measure a person’s success by the healthy relationships people form with family and friends and by their satisfaction in the work that supports their daily needs.

問題 匆忙下的決定經(jīng)常是錯(cuò)誤的。

Agree:

- Need time to evaluate facts and merit.

- Consider consequences

- Consult others

Disagree:

- first impressions

- quick judgment

- short reaction times

Topic sentence

- Some people believe that decisions made quickly are often wrong, but I disagree with this statement because I have seen situations where they turned out to be right.

Supporting sentences

- First impressions are always right.

- Usually, a quick decision is based on past experience so it can be reliable.

- Quick decisions are critical in situations with little reaction time.

Closing sentence (optional)

- Overall, I maintain that quick decision can be both necessary and right.

Some people believe that decisions made quickly are often wrong, but I disagree with this statement because I have seen situations where they turn out to be very right. For example, I trust my first impressions when I meet people. A few of my very good friends are people that I chose to like immediately upon meeting them. Usually, a quick decision is based on past experience so it can be reliable. Fast thinking helps doctors save lives in the emergency wards and stockbrokers make good deal on the trading floor. Quick decisions are critical in situations with little reaction time such as when we must suddenly make a decision in traffic. Overall, I maintain that quick decision can be both necessary and right.