2019年1月雅思口语Part2&3新题预测之范文和解题思路：可怕经历

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摘要：2019年1月雅思口语Part2&3新题预测今天给大家选取的是一个较有难度的事件类话题：可怕经历。它的难度体现在怎样恰当使用情感类词汇描述经历。

2019年1月雅思口语题库预测为大家带来part2&3事件类的一个较难的话题：可怕经历（an occasion when you were scared），这个题目是一个描述性极强的题目，而且本身它的主题跟情绪有关，对于一些表示情绪的形容词和动词的使用可以帮助我们更好地表达出主题。

Describe an occasion when you were scared

描述一个你害怕的场景

【解题思路】

You should say

When it happened

Where you were

Who you were with

Why you were scared

How you felt about it

当它发生

你在哪里

你和谁在一起

你为什么害怕

你觉得怎么样

Part3

How do people usually get frightened?

Why is it easy for some people to be scared?

What should people do when they feel scared?

Do children like to scare others?

Is it OK to frighten others?

人们通常是如何受到惊吓的?

为什么有些人很容易感到害怕?

当人们感到害怕时应该做什么?

孩子们喜欢吓唬别人吗?

吓唬别人可以吗?

【口语范文】

I will share a dream that frightened me 2 years ago. I had a dream where I was awake but not awake, during a surgical procedure.In my dream, the nurse drugged me withome kind of nerve de-sensitizer. I thoughtthe nurse usually gives a sedative to help relax the patient before an peration. I tried to speak, but I couldn't hear myself. I tried to lift arms; it felt like weights tied down to my wrists.I felt immobilized

我要分享一个两年前让我害怕的梦。我做了一个梦，在手术过程中，我醒着但没有醒。在我的梦里，护士用某种神经去敏剂给我下了药。我想护士通常在动手术前给病人服用镇静剂来帮助放松。我想说话，但我自己听不见。我试着举起双臂;感觉好像有重物绑在我的手腕上。我感觉我动不了了。

Then, the nurse wheeled me out of my room to the operating room I felt the burst of cold air from my toes to the crown of my head. It was constant throughout the hallways. The doors flung open as the nurse pushed my bed into the operating room. I shut my eyes from the glare of halogen bulbs overhead. Then, a real doctor rolled a coffee table beside me. I saw a line of tools laid sraight. They looked sharp; they gleamed. My throat started to become dry. I felt the hairs of my arms stand upright. I struggled to lift my head so I could hear the doctors' conference, not that I could hear them anyway. A doctor draped in peach scrubs approached me. He said his name was Dr.Ballastine. He sounded muffled, but nodded yes. He gestured the procedure I was about to undertake. The gestures were slow and methodical; enough to where I could understand what he was saying without speaking. Again, I nodded. Then, he asked if I had questions.I still couldn't speak, so I shook my head. Ballastine nodded and gave me some nitrous oxide to put me to sleep.

然后，护士把我从房间推到手术室，我感到一阵冷空气从我的脚趾一直吹到头顶。整个走廊都是这样。当护士把我的床推进手术室时，门猛地打开了。我闭上眼睛，避开头顶上卤素灯泡的强光。然后，一个真正的医生把一张咖啡桌推到我旁边。我看见一排工具放得整整齐齐。他们看起来锋利;她的双眼闪出光芒。我的喉咙开始发干。我感到胳膊上的毛直立起来了。我挣扎着抬起头，这样我就能听到医生们的会议，但无论如何我都听不到。一个穿着桃色手术服的医生朝我走来。他说他叫巴拉斯汀医生。他的声音听起来很低沉，但点头表示同意。他示意我要做的手术。手势缓慢而有条理;足够让我不说话就能明白他在说什么。我点了点头。然后，他问我是否有问题。我还是说不出话来，所以我摇了摇头。巴拉斯汀点点头，给了我一些一氧化二氮，让我睡着。