雅思口語換庫對于考生來說比較重要，在今年5月份換庫之后，會增加哪些新題，又會重復(fù)考察哪些舊題呢?接下來小編為大家準(zhǔn)備的是“5-8月雅思口語part3新題預(yù)測-初遇某人”，關(guān)于這個話題要求大家回答哪些問題呢?又該如何答題呢?具體來學(xué)習(xí)一下范文吧!

　　題目：

　　1.Do you think it’s strange to make friends online?

　　2.Why do some people have few friends?

　　3.Which is more important, new friendships or old ones?

　　4.How do companies welcome their new employees?

　　范文：

　　1.Do you think it’s strange to make friends online?

　　No, not at all. I think technology like the internet does help us a lot when it comes to socialising(社 交). With all those social networks available now, you can easily find people who share the same interests and ways of thinking like yourself. And that makes it very convenient to get to know them and thus become friends. However, I do think if people want to make trust-worthy(值得信任的) friends, or even develop a relationship through the internet, it could be rather strange, or perhaps more like risky. Cuz, you see, on the internet, everyone hides behind an alias(假名，頭像), and it’s even harder to find if they are sincere(真誠的) or honest at all.

　　2.Why do some people have few friends?

　　There are many possibilities. For one, some people are born to be sceptical(懷疑的) about everything and tend to suppose that all strangers are ill-intentioned, you know, that they are up to something(心懷不軌). So much so that they simply find it difficult to trust anyone they don’t know. Also, there are people who just prefer a small circle of intimate friends, and thus they don’t really wanna bother to expand (使擴(kuò)大) the circle and get to know new friends, which is totally understandable. You see, I have plenty of friends myself, so I know very well that maintaining friendships actually can be exhausting, especially when you have many friends.

　　3.Which is more important, new friendships or old ones?

　　This is a super tricky question. Well, on one hand, old friends are priceless(無價的), cuz you know them well, and vice versa(反之亦然), which means there can be firm mutual trust, and you can share almost everything with each other, including secrets. But on the other hand, people do change over time, so inevitably(不可避免地) you would lose some old friends as you grow, and make new ones in the meantime, especially if you move to a new place. And new friends will also become old ones through time. Personally, I’d say I value(重視) old friends more, cuz the bond between us has been tested many times, but I wouldn’t say new friendships are trivial(微不足道的).

　　4.How do companies welcome their new employees?

　　Um... To be honest, I haven’t started working yet, well, not officially. But from my experience of internships(實(shí)習(xí)), most companies would have parties to welcome newbies. And in China, you know, parties mean feasts. After your first day in the company, the manager normally pays for the dinner, and everyone enjoys some great food together, sometimes they drink, as well, but that depends. I think it’s a nice way to get to know your colleagues, cuz... Well, I guess people are more relaxed when they eat, and hierarchical (階級、等級制度) things can be, more or less, put aside for a while, perhaps not completely, but it is, indeed, helpful for communication and building friendships.

　　以上是小編為大家?guī)淼摹?-8月雅思口語part3新題預(yù)測-初遇某人”相關(guān)內(nèi)容，方便大家結(jié)合話題練習(xí)，學(xué)習(xí)新題庫話題的解題思路，積累話題素材。

      廣州雅思英語學(xué)校成立于1999年,現(xiàn)任校長是有中國雅思“教父”之稱的中國社會科學(xué)院博士、中國雅思教育開拓者,資深留學(xué)教育專家萬昌明博士。廣州雅思英語學(xué)校是國內(nèi)最早的專業(yè)雅思學(xué)校之一,也是英語IELTS考試中文“雅思”命名的首創(chuàng)者之一。十九年來, 廣州雅思英語學(xué)校秉承“教育以學(xué)生為本,以質(zhì)量為先”辦學(xué)宗旨,堅(jiān)持“知識、激情、勵志”的教學(xué)理念,發(fā)展成為華南乃至中國最大的雅思學(xué)校之一。