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salajone：Jone,我對(duì)美國俚語較為了解，在口語考試可以使用美國俚語嗎?或者俚語發(fā)音，使用俚語有對(duì)考試有什么影響嗎？
John：Please see the following thread for a discussion of using slang and idioms in the interview.
stef：hello,john. i 'll take ielts in April and now i'am preparing for it .When i try to practise my oral english according to the topics in the neworiental book,i find that the part 2 is something diffrent with the speaking parts in 劍橋2，which have already given some information for you . whether i have been sopposed to talk as the information such as the name of the book or just tell the interviewer something i familiar with? could you tell me whether the real test is the same as wang xin ' book ? please write me back soon. Thank you very much .
John：I'm glad you asked this question, because many students are confused about this.
The Speaking Test described in 劍橋2 is no longer in use. It was replaced by a redesigned test in July of 2001.
We use 劍橋2 in our classes at New Oriental, but not in the spoken class. 劍橋2 is still a great book for the sections we use it for, but it is no longer reflective of the current Speaking Test.
The format of the current Speaking Test is used in 劍橋3, as well as the New Oriental textbook 口語指南.
Let me know if this is unclear.
ohabby1984：Attention,a quick way to get hign score!
a teacher of training centre(he used to be the examiner of IELTS) told us that
we can get high score(over 6`5) easily through using SLANGS and IDIOMS.
Don't try to use very long and difficuls words in order to impress the examiner.
It won't work at all. Long and difficult words make this guy bookish.
John, is that right?Do u agree with what the teacher said?
Keep practising ur english in 1-2 months.Non-stop.
6`5 is not far from us.
John：I agree with the following sentence: " Don't try to use very long and difficult words in order to impress the examiner."
I think it's misleading, however, to say that using "idioms" and "slang" will help you get a high score on the exam. In fact, sometimes students try to use to many idioms and end up looking foolish. It's important to understand the proper colloquial usage of words, but it's more important that you use English that YOU are comfortable with to express your ideas. That's how you get a high score.
(By the way: If your friend was a former examiner, he or she would know that it's impossible to get a 6.5 on the IELTS Speaking Test. )
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bigeyesbebe：i agree with your idea, and i am glad you writting,by the way weathe is a smart way that learn american english if i would participate in ielts examination ielts examination recently
ohabby1984：By the way: If your friend was a former examiner, he or she would know that it's impossible to get a 6.5 on the IELTS Speaking Test.
I was shocked! what does it mean? You mean only few students can get a 6.5 on the IELTS Speaking Test? So disappointed!
John：Sorry, maybe I wasn't clear enough. :)
You can only get whole band scores on the IELTS Speaking Test. So, you could get a 6 or a 7, but not a 6.5.
This is also true for the Writing Test. On the other hand, it is possible to get half band scores on the listening and reading tests, and your Idontknowl score (the average of the four band scores) may also be a half band score.
Let me know if this still isn't clear. It can be confusing!
Eileen_kinggirl ：John,will you recommend me some books about this aspect?
Talking with a foreigner is a good way to improve our oralEnglish?
will u give me some advice about how to practice spoken English?
John：Eileen, Yes, talking with native speakers is a great way to improve your spoken English, but it's certainly not the only way, and by no means is it enough. Talking with a Chinese language partner can also be helpful, and you must also spend time practicing on your own: reading, listening, imitating. Zeal's method of practicing with a tape recorder is also a good one. You can even use a 復(fù)讀機(jī) to compare your speaking with that of a native speaker.
I'm not sure exactly what sort of books you're looking for. Could you be more specific?
預(yù)祝您雅思作文更上一層樓,感謝您閱讀《在口語考試可以使用俚語嗎?》一文.
salajone：Jone,我對(duì)美國俚語較為了解，在口語考試可以使用美國俚語嗎?或者俚語發(fā)音，使用俚語有對(duì)考試有什么影響嗎？
John：Please see the following thread for a discussion of using slang and idioms in the interview.
stef：hello,john. i 'll take ielts in April and now i'am preparing for it .When i try to practise my oral english according to the topics in the neworiental book,i find that the part 2 is something diffrent with the speaking parts in 劍橋2，which have already given some information for you . whether i have been sopposed to talk as the information such as the name of the book or just tell the interviewer something i familiar with? could you tell me whether the real test is the same as wang xin ' book ? please write me back soon. Thank you very much .
John：I'm glad you asked this question, because many students are confused about this.
The Speaking Test described in 劍橋2 is no longer in use. It was replaced by a redesigned test in July of 2001.
We use 劍橋2 in our classes at New Oriental, but not in the spoken class. 劍橋2 is still a great book for the sections we use it for, but it is no longer reflective of the current Speaking Test.
The format of the current Speaking Test is used in 劍橋3, as well as the New Oriental textbook 口語指南.
Let me know if this is unclear.
ohabby1984：Attention,a quick way to get hign score!
a teacher of training centre(he used to be the examiner of IELTS) told us that
we can get high score(over 6`5) easily through using SLANGS and IDIOMS.
Don't try to use very long and difficuls words in order to impress the examiner.
It won't work at all. Long and difficult words make this guy bookish.
John, is that right?Do u agree with what the teacher said?
Keep practising ur english in 1-2 months.Non-stop.
6`5 is not far from us.
John：I agree with the following sentence: " Don't try to use very long and difficult words in order to impress the examiner."
I think it's misleading, however, to say that using "idioms" and "slang" will help you get a high score on the exam. In fact, sometimes students try to use to many idioms and end up looking foolish. It's important to understand the proper colloquial usage of words, but it's more important that you use English that YOU are comfortable with to express your ideas. That's how you get a high score.
(By the way: If your friend was a former examiner, he or she would know that it's impossible to get a 6.5 on the IELTS Speaking Test. )
預(yù)祝您雅思作文更上一層樓,感謝您閱讀《在口語考試可以使用俚語嗎?》一文.本文來自雅思作文網(wǎng)liuxue86.com《在口語考試可以使用俚語嗎?》。
bigeyesbebe：i agree with your idea, and i am glad you writting,by the way weathe is a smart way that learn american english if i would participate in ielts examination ielts examination recently
ohabby1984：By the way: If your friend was a former examiner, he or she would know that it's impossible to get a 6.5 on the IELTS Speaking Test.
I was shocked! what does it mean? You mean only few students can get a 6.5 on the IELTS Speaking Test? So disappointed!
John：Sorry, maybe I wasn't clear enough. :)
You can only get whole band scores on the IELTS Speaking Test. So, you could get a 6 or a 7, but not a 6.5.
This is also true for the Writing Test. On the other hand, it is possible to get half band scores on the listening and reading tests, and your Idontknowl score (the average of the four band scores) may also be a half band score.
Let me know if this still isn't clear. It can be confusing!
Eileen_kinggirl ：John,will you recommend me some books about this aspect?
Talking with a foreigner is a good way to improve our oralEnglish?
will u give me some advice about how to practice spoken English?
John：Eileen, Yes, talking with native speakers is a great way to improve your spoken English, but it's certainly not the only way, and by no means is it enough. Talking with a Chinese language partner can also be helpful, and you must also spend time practicing on your own: reading, listening, imitating. Zeal's method of practicing with a tape recorder is also a good one. You can even use a 復(fù)讀機(jī) to compare your speaking with that of a native speaker.
I'm not sure exactly what sort of books you're looking for. Could you be more specific?
預(yù)祝您雅思作文更上一層樓,感謝您閱讀《在口語考試可以使用俚語嗎?》一文.