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雅思口语Part1范文：自行车 　　1. Do you ever ride a bicycle? 　　Yeah I do, but not that much anymore, because I’m living on campus at the moment. So everything’s pretty close to me, and I don’t really need a bike to get around. 　　2. How old were you when you first learned to ride a bicycle? 　　It was quite a while ago – let me have a little think! Um……I suppose I must have been about 5 or 6 when I first learned, but I honestly couldn’t tell you for sure, because I 　　simply can’t remember! But I think I was pretty small, so five or six sounds about right. 　　3. Are bicycles popular in China? 　　Yes they are. They’re incredibly popular! You know, if you go out onto any street in China, the chances are you’ll see a lot of bikes. And I guess the reason for this is that they’re the cheapest way to get around, apart from walking of course, but that’s a lot slower! 　　4. Would you say it’s difficult to learn to ride a bicycle? 　　Well I think it’s like everything really, in the sense that when you start off learning, it feels extremely difficult, but the more you practice, the easier it gets. So yeah, I guess it is a little difficult to begin with, but it doesn’t take long to get the hang of. 　　5. What kinds of people ride bicycles? 　　Wow, you know it’s pretty hard to generalize, because I think all kinds of people ride bicycles, at least here in China anyway! So to be a bit more specific, you see young children riding their bikes around their neighbourhood, and then older children riding to school. And as for adults, I think a lot of them will ride their bikes to work if they don’t have too far to travel. And the middle-aged and elderly also like cycling, as it’s good exercise for them and a cheap way to get around. So yeah, I think it’s fair to say that all ages of people ride bicycles, apart from the very young and very old. 6. Would you say it’s safe to ride a bicycle in the city? 　　On the whole, I’d say it is, yeah, as long as you cycle carefully of course! Because 　　what’s good is th