对于正为托福考试熬夜备战的小伙伴们来说，攻下口语大关刻不容缓。接下来小编根据话题内容给大家分享一些托福英语口语范文。希望对你有所帮助。
If you have enough time, the best way to learn about a city is to explore the streets and alleys yourself on foot or by bike. Before setting off, I would usually get a guidebook or do a lot of research online, studying the maps, browsing comments and journals about the city from experienced backpackers. Some of the tips are really insightful and can save tons of time and quite some money as well, for instance, always avoid restaurants teaming with expats and follow the locals for the most authentic and fairly-priced food. It makes a lot of sense. Born and raised in the city, the local people are experts better than any museums and any travel agency, they know the history, they speak the language, and their presence is the culture itself. While you would probably find yourself visiting the most touristy or expensive parts the city, if you go to the travel agency to sign up for a trip.
Sample:
I think taking an organized tour would be a good a choice. Such tours entail mature and reasonable travel packages that usually include visits to famous scenic spots, historic sites and cuisine fairs. It's a good way to get to know the general aspects of a city. Besides, there's always a tour guide around. If I have any questions or worries, I would know I'm in good hands of a professional. On the other hand, simply visiting museums or wandering in the streets could be boring or misleading. Anyway an organized trip suits better for me.
Task1:
way do you think is the best to get to know a city? 1. Attend an organized package tour 2. Visit the city’s historyAs a visitor, which museum 3. Take a random walk on its street?
I would prefer to attend an organized tour. Coz first, it makes our trip more efficient. People’s lives are hectic nowadays, we have to deal with various workloads, and are always running out of time for deadlines, an organized tour is just a time saver, which covers every aspect of a trip, like the passport, the air ticket and hotel reservation, our life will be so much easier with all those concerns taken care of; second, it would be interesting to go with a bunch of people, also more enjoyable and much safer, we can take care of each other, exchange ideas on the new city, and perhaps make good friends with each other, that would be cool.
拓展知识：
练习口语的基础是一定的词汇量，如果词汇量不够的话，哪怕发音再好，在讲英语的时候还是会缺少表达的工具。所以如果你总是有一种感觉，在讲英语的时候，经常缺少一些必须的词汇，那么你先需要做的是找一本适合自己的单词书，或者下载背单词的软件，巩固自己的词汇基础。打一个最简单的比方，比如你想表达“我今天有很多作业/ I have a lot of homework today”，如果你不知道作业的英文是什么的.话，这句话很难被表达出来；而如果你掌握了这些基础的单词，并想扩展自己的表达，来抒发“今天的作业很有挑战性/ The homework for today is challenging”，哪怕你暂时不知道challenging这个单词，你还是有其他办法来表达这个作业的挑战性，比如“I have to think a lot for today's homework”。这个例子证明，口语和单词量没有绝对的关系，单词量没有很大还是可以表达出自己的意思，但拥有基础的词汇量还是必须的。
如果想继续提高自己的口语，让自己的词汇表达更加得体、简洁或者优美，当然还是需要继续学习新的单词。在背单词的路上我也走过一些弯路。之前在准备托福的时候，我常常在背单词的时候就只记单词和其对应的意思，但我发现这样的背单词方法最多让我在做阅读时能看懂一个单词的意思，但如果要将新学的单词运用到写作或者口语里，很多时间我不知道怎么运用。后来我开始用另一种方法背单词，就是我会在记单词意思的同时查阅这个单词具体的用法，这回帮助我之后真正使用这个单词。比如同样compatible这个单词，如果光记意思的话，只是“兼容的”意思，但通过查询单词的用法，可以得知compatible后面应该跟着with来使用，并且这个单词同时可以表示理念信仰兴趣和电子产品的兼容。
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