雅思口語常用功能句型大全

雅思口語：常用功能句型大全，關于這個問題的答案，你想知道嗎？下面中國教育在線小編就來為各位小伙伴解答分享一下，想要了解的話，那就話不多說，趕緊往下看。

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1.Talking About Personal Habits

Example question:What do you usually do in the evenings?

• I usually ...
• I often ...
• While I'm studying I usually ...
• Sometimes I ....
• As a rule, I ...
• Whenever I can I ...

2.Expressing Likes and Dislikes

Example question:What kinds of music do you like?

• My favourite... is ...
• I like ...
• I enjoy ...
• I'm (quite/rather) keen on ...
• I just love ...
• I absolutely adore ....
• I'm crazy about ...
• I'm addicted to ...
• I'm really into ...
• I don't mind ...
• As far as .... is concerned, I can take it or leave it.
• I don't care too much for ... = I'm not really into ...
• My least favourite .... is ...
• I dislike ...
• I can't stand ...
• I hate ... (extreme language)
• I find ...

3.Expressing Reasons for Likes and Dislikes

• ... because ...
• ... since ...
• The main reason I like...... is that it's ......
• What I like best about ..... is .....
• The thing I like best about ..... is ......
• The best/worst thing about ... is ...
• I don't like that very much because it's too ......
• That's because I find it ......

4.Expressing a Preference

Example question:Do you (or, would you) prefer to travel alone or with others? (e.g., a friend)

• I prefer ... because
• My preference is ... because ...
• I prefer A to B because ...
• If I had the choice, I'd + V ... because ... (假設的話)
• If I had the choice, I'd rather + V... because ... (假設的話)
• If I have the choice, I'll + V .... (a real possibility for the future)

5.Comparing

Example question:

What are the differences between modern art in China and traditional Chinese art?

• A is bigger than B.
• B is not as big as A.

You can also use some of these:

• Use much as in, A is much better / worse than B.

• A is not nearly as good as B.

• B is nowhere near as big as A

• A is not quite as important as B.

• A is almost as important as B, but not quite.

• In comparison to B, A is quite big.Or, A is quite big in comparison to B.

• Compared to B, A is a lot bigger.

6.Talking About Recent Changes= Comparing the recent past and the present

Example question:

Has your hometown changed much in the past few years? (e.g. 20 years)

Yes, it has. For example, ...

• Today there are many more cars on the roads than there were thirty years ago.

  ( ... there are/is more_____ than there were/was ....)

• The air pollution is much worse/much better than it used to be.

  ( ______ is more ____ than it used to be.)

• Compared to thirty years ago, the population of the city has increased by about two million.

  (Compared to thirty years ago, _______ has + 過去分詞)

• The population of the city has increased by about two million people in the last thirty years.

  (______ has + 過去分詞 in the last thirty years)

• More people today own a car than was the case thirty years ago.

  (More _________ today + present tense than was the case thirty years ago.)

• Today, more and more people are living in high-rise apartment buildings whereas thirty years ago, we had very few high-rise apartments buildings in our city.

  (Today ______ are + 現在分詞 whereas thirty years ago + past tense)

• More and more large-scale supermarkets are being built nowadays but there were very few of them in my hometown thirty years ago

  (More and more ________ are being + 過去分詞nowadays but + past tense thirty years ago.)

7.Contrasting

The question is usually 'a compare question'. When you answer one of these questions, you can use a contrasting statement. However, since the grammar of the comparing answers (see above) is more difficult, you will impress the examiner more by mostly using that, rather than by using contrasting statements.

Example: A is big but B is small.(____ is _____ but _____ is ____)

8.Suggesting

Example questions:

What would you suggest a visitor to your country see and do?

What do you think the government could/should do?

• I'd .... (suggest, recommend, say, tell him/her/them) ....
• Maybe/perhaps/possibly ... + could / should ...
• It might/may help if ....+ past tense form of verb
• It would probably + (be a good idea, be useful, help) if+ past tense form of verb
• I .... (suggest, recommend, say) ....

9.Expressing Opinions

Example question:

Do you think that children should always be offered an incentive (a reward of some kind) when parents ask their children to do something?

• I think ...
• I believe ...
• I feel ...
• Personally, I (think, believe, feel) ...
• I tend to + (think, feel, believe) that ...
• In my opinion, ...
• In my view, ...
• I've always + (thought/believed/felt) that ...
• I maintain that ...
• I've always maintained that ...
• It seems to me that ...
• I'm convinced that ...
• As far as I'm concerned, ...
• My view is that ...
• From my point of view, ...
• To my mind, ...
• The way I see it, ...
• As I see it, ...

10.Giving Reasons for Opinions

• ... because ...
• ... since ...
• The main reason I say that is because...
• One of the reasons I say that is because ... (One reason I say that is because ... )

11.Explaining

Example question:Why are many older people reluctant to learn computer skills?

• The reason why ... is because / is that ...
• The main reason why ... is because / is that ...
• One reason why ... is because / is that ...
• One possible explanation (for that) is ...
• To understand why ....., you first need to ..... (understand, know, be aware that)
• Well, it's like this:....
• You could look at it this way: ...

12.Speculating ( = Guessing When You Don't Know)

(When talking about the present or the past)

Example question:Do old peo

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