9-12月雅思口语P3话题范文：someone you met recently

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今天小站雅思频道为大家带来雅思口语Part3口语范文，题目是关于someone you met recently，来看一下相关的14个问题及答案：

1.How to keep relationships?

2.How to strengthen friendships?

3.Why would someone stop their friendship?

4.How often should people meet their friends?

5.What are the differences between the friendships of young people and the ones of adults?

6.What does friendship mean to you?

7.Why will someone not have friends?

8.What are the possible factors that cause friends to break up?

9.Have you ever experienced a broken relationship with your friends?

10.What are the advantages of having (a lot of) friends?

11.Why are friends like family?

12.Do you think it is easier to make friends when you are a child or grow up? Why?

13.Do you prefer have one or two close friends or having many friends which are less close? Why?

14.Is it because of trust (based on the last question) ?

Sample answers：

1.To keep relationships, one has to stay in contact with others. For example, if a person wants to keep friendships with his or her former high school classmates when the person is already at college, he or she had better invite these friends regularly for dinners, plays or concerts. Otherwise, the distance might alienate the person from the old intimates.

2.To strengthen relationships, one has to contact others frequently. For example, if a person wants to keep friendships with his or her former high school classmates when the person is already at college, he or she had better invite these friends regularly for dinners, plays or concerts. Otherwise, the distance might alienate the person from the old intimates.

3.Quite a lot of reasons I guess. It is very likely that the person who wants to put an end to a friendship is hurt by his or her friends. For instance, in the soap opera, the heroine can get angry at her best forever because the one she trusts most is cheating on her by having affairs with her boyfriend.

4.They had better meet each other once a week I guess because the period is not too long for them to become a little become alienated but also not too short for them to be burdened by the frequent appointments. If people are too busy, I guess the least frequency should be once a month. Otherwise, it is hard to keep the relationships.

5.Young people tend to keep their relationships by all kinds of applications. They tend to review and give thumbs to their friends’ latest updates on social networks such as Twitter, Facebook and Instagram. On the contrary, seniors often meet their friends in person and talk over tea about what had happened in the past. They have fewer but much more lasting friendship than youngsters do.

6.Friendship is an indispensable part of my life. When I am frustrated, I need friends to cheer me up and give me some advice on working, studying or keeping relationships. For example, when I fail in one examination, my best friends forever could comfort me and tell me how to learn the subject after the examination and we can go to canteen and library together.

7.It might be the reason that they are sometimes too competitive. For instance, one of my high school classmates was excellent in every subject examination. We admired her quite a lot and wanted to know whether there was an efficient learning method, but she did not want to be surpassed, so none of us wanted to speak to her any more.

8.Distance might be one most obvious factor. When two high school classmates go to university, they might be distributed to two distant cities and they will have their own college classmates respectively. Gradually, the geographical location will alienate them. Besides, betrayal will also cause the friendships to end suddenly. Two best friends might fight each other because they fall in love with a same man or woman.

9.I am afraid yes. That is a terrible relationship. One of my former high school classmates used to be my best friends. We went to canteen every day during school. One day, she told me that she loved the one guy secretly and wanted to confess to him. I was totally astonished to stop her because the guy was actually the person who had written a love letter to me.

10.Well, I do not have a lot of friends I have to say. I guess those who have many friends around them will feel very proud because that is a proof of their outstanding skills of interpersonal relationships. When they go to occasions such as company anniversary, school parties, or graduate balls, they will definitely become the center of conversation groups.

11.Friends are similar to families because both of them will support and protect us in front of danger.Close friends could help me at critical moments. For example, when I need money to get through some difficulties, it is friends and families who will stand out and cope with the problems with me together. Also, indeed friends, like our parents, will feel happy for us rather than feel envious to us when good things happen.

12.Definitely when I am a kid. When I was at primary school, things were simple because whoever sit beside me or whoever played with me would be my friends. If one of my classmates lived in the same neighborhood as I did, then we would go home together every day. But when I grow up, to be friends require same or at least similar outlooks on world.

13.I prefer to have one or two close friends rather than many friends who are less close to me. Close friends could help me at critical moments. For example, when I need money to get through some difficulties, it is close friends who will stand out and cope with the problems with me together. But remote acquaintances will find all kinds of excuses to say no.

14.Yes, remote acquaintances actually do not know each other that much. Usually they will talk about some trivial matters such as buying what brands of bags or daily commodities. But when it comes to the issue of interests, they have not built such strong bonds and they will doubt and worry that whether the money borrowed out can be returned or not.