重读的书雅思范文

为了防止大家在考场时无话可说，同学们在备考阶段一定需要多积累一些口语话题哦，那你知道重读的书雅思范文有哪些吗?

重读的书雅思范文：

Describeabookyourecentlyreadthatyouwouldliketoreadagain.

Youshouldsay:

Whatthebookisabout

Whyyoureadit

Whatyoulearnedfromthisbook

Andexplainwhyyouwouldliketoreaditagain.

范文

Ok,wellafterabitofthought,IvedecidedthatthebookIdliketotalkaboutisonecalledThinkLikeDaVinci,asit'sdefinitelyabookIwouldliketoreadagainatsomepoint,forreasonsI'llcomeontoshortly.

Butfirstlythough,withregardtowhatthebooksabout,wellinanutshell,itbasicallyexplainshowallofushavethecapabilityandpotentialtobecomeagenius,likeDaVinci.Anditoutlinesafewvariousthingsthatheusedtodo,whichwecanalsogetintothehabitofdoing.Soessentially,itputsforwardsomeideasonhowwecanalllivetoourfullpotential.

Anyway,asforwhatmademereadit,wellifmymemoryservesmecorrectly,Iwasbrowsingaroundinmylocalbookshoponeday,andthebook'scoverkindofjustcaughtmyeyewhenIsawthenameDaVinciwritteninbigboldletters.SoIreadafewpagestoseeifitwasanygood,andendedupbuyingit.

IshouldalsomentionthefactthatI'mquiteabigfanofself-helpbooks,becauseonthewhole,Itendtolearnquitealotfromthem,andthisbookwasdefinitelynoexception.Justtogiveyouanexample,IwouldsayI'velearnedtobecomemuchmoreobservantafterreadingthisbook,suchasgenerallypayingmoreattentiontoeverythingaroundme.Andinsodoing,itsmademeappreciatethingsalotmore.

Ofcourse,therewereanumberofotherthingsIlearned,butnothingelseiscomingtomindrightnow,andthat'sreallykindofwhyIwannareadthebookagain,becauseI'veforgottenalotofit.SoIkindofneedtorefreshmymemoryalittlebit!

雅思口语Part2答案：正在读的书

IhavestartedreadingthebookSenseandSensibilitybyJaneAusten2-3weeksagoandgotsobusywithotherstuffsthatIamyettofinishit.

ThisbookwaswrittenbyaveryfamouswriternamedJaneAustenanditwasabouttheloveandlifeoftwosisters.Thisnovelisbestknownasaworkofromanticfictionofcomedyandmanners.Iusuallyreadbooksonmyday-offandatnightafterIreturnfrommywork.

Ihavebeenreadingitformorethan2-3weeksandhavefinishedmorethanhalfofthebook.SinceIgotbusywithmyworkandexam,Ihadnotbeenabletofinishityet.IusuallyreadaboutonehoursatnightandsometimesmorethananhourifIhavedaysoffnextday.

ThewritingandnarrationofJaneAustenisincomparable.Sheisoneofthemostreveredwomenwriterswhohadagreatcharismatodepictthesociety,peopleandcultureoftheoldEngland.ThisbookrepresentssuchcharactersandIlikethewaythestorywastold.Itvividlyrepresentsthegoodandbadmannersandcharacteristicswehaveandthenshowsaperfectbalanceofthosecharacteristicsandmorality.IaminfactenjoyingreadingthebookasIhaveenjoyedothernovelsbythisfamouswriter.

雅思考试口语范文：一本书

Describeabookthatyoulikedinyourchildhood.

Youshouldsay:

*whatwasthisbook

*howyougotthebook

*whatthebooktoldyou

andexplainwhyyoulikedthebookasachild.

ModelResponse:IthinkIwasagreatreaderduringmychildhood,andthereweresomanybooksinwhichIwasdeeplyengrossed.ButmyfavoriteonewasanovelcalledGreatExpectationsbyCharlesDickens,oneofthegreatestnovelistsofthe19thcentury.IgotitasabirthdaygiftfrommyuncleGeorge.Hedidntsayanythingaboutthebookwhenhehandedittome,butafterthefirstreadingIthoughtIgothismeaning.UncleGeorgewantedmetobecomeapersonwithunshakableinnerstrengthjustlikePip,theprotagonistofthenovel,whowasabletofightagainsthisillfatewithfortitudeandperseveranceandfinallyachievealotofsuccessinasocietythatwasprejudicedagainstpeoplelikehim.Asachild,Ilikedthisclassicnovelforanumberofreasons.First,Iwasquiteimpressedbythevividdescriptionsofmanyinterestingcharactersandtheirinteractions.ImeanthatCharlesDickenswasreallyamasteroftheEnglishlanguage;youcanformamentalpictureofwhatisgoingoninthenovel.Second,theplotisfulloftwistsandturns,alwaysmakingmeeagertofindoutwhatwillhappennext.Andfinally,IthinkPiphasbecomeaheroformanyyoungchildrenlikeme.WheneverIfeltdown,Iwouldopenthisbookandfindaninspiringchaptertoread.Inthatway,IwasrechargedandempoweredsothatIcouldgetmyselfbackonfeet.

雅思口语Part2答案：一本书/一部电影

IcanremembermanymoviesthatIhaveenjoyedandwhichwereactuallybasedonbooksthatIhaveread.OnesuchbookwasTheNotebookwhichwaswrittenbyNicholasSparksandlaterin2004;amoviewiththesametitlewasreleased.

Ireadthebookin2002andthoroughlyenjoyeditbecauseoftheattractivestoryline.TheNotebookwasthefirstpublishedbookbyNicholasSparksandbecauseofthebigsuccessofthisnovel,thewritergotinternationallyacclaimed.Thisbookwaspublishedin1996bytheTimeWarnerBookGroupandgotinthelistoftheNewYorkTimesbestsellingbookswithinthefirstweekofitsrelease.IpreferredtheBookversionofthestoryasitwastouchierandmorevividthanthemovieversion.Thebooktellsthestoryinatonethatwasnotpresentinthemovie.ThemoviemakingwasgoodaswellbutthestorythatIreadwasmoreenjoyableasIhavereadeachlineofthestoryandhadthecontrolhowfasttoreadit,whentopauseitandwhentothinkaboutit.

Thestoryofthebookstartswithanoldmanwhoreadsstorytoanoldwomaneachdayinanursinghome.ThestoryhereadsthewomanwasthestoryofNoahandAllie.After2ndWorldWar,Noahcamebackandrestoredahousethatmadeanewsinthenewspaper.Alliereadthisnewsandgavehimavisit.Thiswastheirsecondencounterafter14yearswhenattheiradolescencetime;theyfallinlovewitheachother.TheywereseparatedbythesocialclassasAlliewasthedaughterofarichman.InthesecondencounterwithNoah,AlliefeltthatshestilllovesNoahbutshealsodoesnotwanttohurtherfianc.Atalaterdate,hermotherarrivesandhandoverthelettersofNoahthatshenevergavetoherdaughter.AlliestartedcryingandleftforherhotelwhenNoahtriedtoconvincehertostay.

TheoldmanwhowastellingthestorywasNoahandtheoldwomanwasAlliewhohadmemorylossanddidnotrecognizeherhusband.Onadinner,oldwomantoldhimthatAlliemusthavegonebacktoNoahandtheyaretogethernow.Lateron,Allierecognizedherhusbandandcouldrememberthepastwhileinthenursinghomeandthestoryendswiththevictoryandjoyoflove.Thewritingquality,thestoryline,theplotandotheringredientsofthebookwereinterestingandattractive.Ipersonallyenjoyedthebookalot.