雅思口语公开课---对比出高分.ppt

Well, I’m going to describe the first time I spoke English with a foreigner. It was about 6 or 7 years ago, when I was still in high school. By then, I’d already learned English for ten years, but all my teachers had been Chinese. The place where it happened was a museum. My parents and I went to the Military Museum, in the west of Beijing, to check out a weapon display there, which I was quite interested in. While we were walking around, looking at all the exhibits, a foreign guy came up to me and asked me whether I knew where the restroom was. That was when I felt super scared because ... as I said, it was the first ever time I had an opportunity to speak English with a foreigner and so many things rushed through my mind in that very moment. I was searching for the English I had learned in order to answer his question. I was also worried that I might say some incorrect things and be laughed at. Anyway, I was incredibly nervous and it was a terrifying moment haha. Well, I did successfully show him the way to the restroom. He thanked me and I breathed a sigh of relief. Later that day, I began to feel pretty proud of myself - I used some English and at the same time, helped someone. 方法 如果没有充分扩展...... 还剩半分钟/四十秒...... That experience made me realize how important English was and I began to learn it much harder. I improved by leaps and bounds and could speak the language much more fluently a couple of years later. At least I thought I could speak it fluently haha. Two years ago, my parents and I went to California on vacation and we hit a few popular tourist spots, including the Universal Studios. While we were there, I encountered a similar experience. A guy asked me where the Wizarding World of the Harry Potter was. This time, I spoke with a lot of confidence. I told him where it was and also walked with him there. On our way to the Wizarding World, we chatted about where we were from, why we were fans of Harry Potter and a bunch of other things ... 也想轻松说出