4. Practise by describing photographs 通過描述 照片來練習(xí)
In the exam of course you don’t get any photograph to help you. It would probably be easier if you did because when you have a photograph， you can see what you need to talk about. The idea is here that if you learn to see pictures as you are speaking， you find more things to say. I suggest：
考試時，并沒有照片給你提示，如果有的話可能會容易一點(diǎn)，因?yàn)槟憔椭酪f什么了~所以平時可以拿照片來練習(xí)，讓自己找到更多可說的！以下是幾個建議：
find a picture about an IELTS topic e.g. a picture of a wedding – describe what you see 找一些跟考試題目相關(guān)的照片
then try talking about the same topic without the picture 然后不用照片試著將同樣的事情
in the exam itself， all you need to do is imagine a picture in your head 在考試中，自己想象一張圖片
What I strongly suggest is that you look at your own photographs， as what you will need to speak about are your own memories. 而且強(qiáng)烈建議看你自己的照片，因?yàn)槟阈枰f的是你自己的memories
5. Read then speak 先讀再說！
It helps to practise reading and speaking together because reading gives you words and sometimes ideas. This idea is a very simple one. When you read a passage in English， you should then try and summarise what it says speaking. The ways this works is：
先讀英語，然后試著用自己的話把它復(fù)述出來。這可以訓(xùn)練你：
To summarise a reading text， you are going to need to use some of the words used in it
總結(jié)閱讀文本，抓住關(guān)鍵詞
If you say the word aloud， you have learnt that word better and are more likely to us fit for yourself in the future
當(dāng)你大聲說出來，能能學(xué)好這個詞，并且以后自己用著更順口
If the text is longer， you should find yourself having to list the different points it contains. This should help the coherence of your speaking as you will need to use language like “Firstly…then… next …”etc
如果文章太長，那么應(yīng)該自己找到幾個要點(diǎn)，如果用一些邏輯聯(lián)系詞會讓你說起來更連貫
Two extremely good sources for this type of reading is 6 minute English and my favourite Words in the News. It sometimes helps to choose 5 words from the text you are reading that you want to use when you speak.
6分鐘英語和世界新聞都是不錯的聽力資源?？梢詮闹羞x5個詞用在你的口語中。
In the exam of course you don’t get any photograph to help you. It would probably be easier if you did because when you have a photograph， you can see what you need to talk about. The idea is here that if you learn to see pictures as you are speaking， you find more things to say. I suggest：
考試時，并沒有照片給你提示，如果有的話可能會容易一點(diǎn)，因?yàn)槟憔椭酪f什么了~所以平時可以拿照片來練習(xí)，讓自己找到更多可說的！以下是幾個建議：
find a picture about an IELTS topic e.g. a picture of a wedding – describe what you see 找一些跟考試題目相關(guān)的照片
then try talking about the same topic without the picture 然后不用照片試著將同樣的事情
in the exam itself， all you need to do is imagine a picture in your head 在考試中，自己想象一張圖片
What I strongly suggest is that you look at your own photographs， as what you will need to speak about are your own memories. 而且強(qiáng)烈建議看你自己的照片，因?yàn)槟阈枰f的是你自己的memories
5. Read then speak 先讀再說！
It helps to practise reading and speaking together because reading gives you words and sometimes ideas. This idea is a very simple one. When you read a passage in English， you should then try and summarise what it says speaking. The ways this works is：
先讀英語，然后試著用自己的話把它復(fù)述出來。這可以訓(xùn)練你：
To summarise a reading text， you are going to need to use some of the words used in it
總結(jié)閱讀文本，抓住關(guān)鍵詞
If you say the word aloud， you have learnt that word better and are more likely to us fit for yourself in the future
當(dāng)你大聲說出來，能能學(xué)好這個詞，并且以后自己用著更順口
If the text is longer， you should find yourself having to list the different points it contains. This should help the coherence of your speaking as you will need to use language like “Firstly…then… next …”etc
如果文章太長，那么應(yīng)該自己找到幾個要點(diǎn)，如果用一些邏輯聯(lián)系詞會讓你說起來更連貫
Two extremely good sources for this type of reading is 6 minute English and my favourite Words in the News. It sometimes helps to choose 5 words from the text you are reading that you want to use when you speak.
6分鐘英語和世界新聞都是不錯的聽力資源?？梢詮闹羞x5個詞用在你的口語中。