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雅思口语模拟 /v_show/id_XMjI2Mjc1NTAw.html 雅思口语第一部分常见话题 1. Name 2. Hometown 3. Character 4. Routine life Name姓名篇 1. What is your full name? How should I address you? How should I call you? My full name is XXX. （Not Fool name!) And my English name is Jennie. You are welcome to call me Jennie. 在这里考生没有必要大做文章，只要讲清楚姓名就可以(因为大多数考官不太会念中文名字，最好给出英文名字) 2. Does your name have any special meaning or significance? Yes, it does have a special meaning. Literally it means to travel as far as beyond the stars. Strategy: 一点点新意+想象力，比如说：我们就可以讲这个姓名是算命先生给的，并且有了这个名字就可以嫁个好老公. What’s more, this name was given by a fortune-teller and he said with this name I would marry a great guy. Yes, my father gave me this name with great expectation. They expect me to be a ... The name ___ means…，because I was born in …/because they want me to be … 不知道自己姓名的意思也没关系 I don’t really know. It’s given by my grandfather when my mother was pregnant. I guess it means to travel as far as beyond the starts, because he also wanted me to become a person with vision and wisdom. 3. What’s their purpose in changing their names? It is hard to say. But as far as I know there are two major purposes. First, people change their names to make their names sound better. Second, they change their names in order to change their destiny, because they believe names can affect the course of their life. No matter it is superstitious belief (old wives tale) or just a willful thought. 4. Have you ever changed your name? Why or why not? No, I haven’t. I’m very happy about my Chinese name. And I guess I am never going to change it. Well, yes. The previous name I had just sounds so silly. It is even close to the Chinese word for “baboon”. So in order to avoid continuing embarrassing myself, I changed it. And now I’m happy about my current name. 5. Do Chinese people like changing their names? Why or why not? In my personal opinion, generally Chinese people don’t like changing their names, because to most people names ar