2016年4月雅思口语Part2预测考题及范文--Describe a time you watched the sky

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摘要：本文为大家带来2016年4月雅思口语Part2高频考题Describe a time you watched the sky 的范文，大家可以学习一下范文中的表达方法，以及下方有语料词汇，相信会对你有所帮助，详情见文章。

接下来为大家带来雅思口语Part 2的超高频话题之Describe a time you watched the sky.请描述一次重要的对话。You should say:

You should say:

When this happened

Who you were with

What you saw

And how you felt about watching the sky

Ok then, well what I’ve decided to talk to you about is the time that I watched a solar eclipse, which was pretty spectacular actually, cos it was a total eclipse, not just a partial one. And I’d actually go so far as saying it was one of the coolest things I’ve ever seen.

But anyway, as for when this happened, well I can’t actually remember when it was exactly, cos it was quite a while ago, but I guess it was probably around um… three or four years ago, something like that. I do remember the time of day quite clearly though. It was late morning, sometime around 11-ish, and basically, because it was such a big thing, you know, like a once in a lifetime occurrence, pretty much everyone left what they were doing to come out onto the street and watch it. So where I was standing,there must have been, like, a hundred of us all looking up at the sky to try and get a glimpse of the eclipse.

And it was incredible, because one moment the sky was bright and sunny, just like any normal day, and then the next, it went completely dark, you know, like, pitch black, when the sun disappeared behind the moon. So it felt pretty surreal, seeing the sky in darkness at midday for a few moments. And um.. I remember I actually got goose pimples watching it, you know, I was in total awe!

So uh.. yeah, I don’t really know what else to say about it! It was just really, really cool to watch, and I’m sure I’ll remember it for many years to come. Thanks for listening!

Notes:

solar eclipse-日食

total eclipse-日全食

partial eclipse-日偏食

I’d (actually) go so far as saying… -我甚至会说

Spectacular- 壮观的

It was quite a while ago – it was quite a long time ago

something like that – 差不多这个样子

11-ish = about 11 (o’clock) (SUFFIX (用于表示时间、日期、年龄的词之后)表示“…前后的”，“…左右的”) -ish is added to words referring to times, dates, or ages to form words which indicate that the time or age mentioned is approximate

a once in a lifetime occurrence - 一生一次发生的事情

pretty much everyone – 差不多所有人

there must have been, like, a hundred of us – 我们应该有100多人吧

pitch black-黑沉沉

surreal-超现实的，离奇的

I got goose pimples – 我的鸡皮疙瘩都站起来了

I was in total awe-让我心生敬畏

I’ll remember it for many years to come - 我将多年不忘