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托?？谡Z之與旅游相關(guān)的句
關(guān)于旅游，托福口語向來考的內(nèi)容多變，從旅游的方式、地點，到旅游的經(jīng)歷，再到對旅游的感受，都是考生們應(yīng)該熟知掌握的內(nèi)容。就旅游方式而言，考生們回答問題時選擇最多的可能是backpack travel 背包旅行/自助旅行，或者driving tour 自駕游，除此之外，solo/independent travel 自助旅游，package tour 隨團旅行也是比較受歡迎的。其他的，比如guided tour 有導(dǎo)游帶領(lǐng)的旅游，cycling tour 騎自行車旅游，coach/greyhound travel 巴士旅游，charter tour 租車/船旅游，cruise 乘船巡游也是很多同學(xué)想要選擇的，可能有時礙于不會表達就因此放棄轉(zhuǎn)而選擇好描述的內(nèi)容去說。在回答獨立口語問題時，容易描述的內(nèi)容固然好，因為這至少保證你的流暢度是OK的，但趨于平淡枯燥的答案很難讓考官感興趣，那就不如把本來想說的說出來，然后再去下功夫練你的流暢度。所以，大家想要描述租車旅游是自己最愛的旅游方式，那就從今天開始記住它叫做charter tour吧。
除了旅游方式，旅游的種類也很繁多，比如bush walking 叢林徒步旅游，adventure tour 探險旅游，extreme travel 極限旅游，exploring travel 探索旅游，leisure travel 休閑觀光，exotic travel 異域旅游，camping 露營， eco-tourism 生態(tài)旅游，outbound tourism/outbound travel出境游，excursio/outing 短途旅游，farm tour 農(nóng)家樂旅游等。
關(guān)于旅游景點，大家不要拘泥于tourism attraction(旅游勝地)這一種表達方式，考生應(yīng)盡量把景點歸類的細致一些，比如historical relics 歷史遺跡，resort度假地，natural splendour/attraction自然景觀，ancient monument 古跡，traditional architecture 傳統(tǒng)建筑，summer resort 避暑勝地，national park 國家公園，emperor’s mausoleum/tomb陵墓，famous Buddhist mountain 佛教名山，hot travel spot 黃金景點。
關(guān)于地點名稱，這里就不多補充了，大家在回答問題時要注意把旅游地點的具體名稱說出來，才能體現(xiàn)真實性，然后再詳細介紹這個景點的種類等。接下來，非常重要的一節(jié)是對這個景點和自身的感受加以形容，而這也是考察考生能力和水平的真正一節(jié)。因為很多考生局限于interesting, beautiful, unforgettable, had a memorable moment等通俗的表達，很難抓住考官的胃口，也很難讓人感同身受。所以下面補充的內(nèi)容考生要牢記于心。首先描述景點給人的第一印象，可以說spectacular壯觀的，breath-taking驚人的，enchanting/charming/alluring/fascinating迷人的，soothing令人放松的，delightful 令人愉悅的，如果是給人不好的感受，也不要只會說it’s dirty, 可以說messy骯臟凌亂的，fetid 惡臭的，unpleasant 令人不愉快的，disgusting令人厭惡的，unsightly不雅觀的，等等。
下面，關(guān)于各種旅游方式的優(yōu)缺點，朗閣海外考試研究中心的老師建議大家結(jié)合自身的喜好和經(jīng)歷來選擇合適的句子作為己用，每類話題儲備一定量的句子并用在答案里才能讓你的答案有‘營養(yǎng)’，有意義。
? 首先，關(guān)于獨自旅行，考生們可以說：
Solo travel is the quickest and easiest way to grow your independence. 獨自旅行是能培養(yǎng)獨立性最快最簡單的方法。
Being alone on the road focuses your energies and attention. It intensifies the travel experience. 獨自旅行能使你保持體力和注意力，并能加強你旅行的感受。
Travelling alone is ideal for unobtrusively observing. Whether in a forest or a crowd, the single traveller can watch, listen, and learn with a minimum of disruption. 獨自旅行能使你觀察到不易察覺的東西。不論是在森林里還是人群中，獨自旅行者都能不被打擾的用心去看，去聽，去學(xué)去感受。
? 關(guān)于自由行：
Itineraries can be planned, and rooms， transport and meals can be picked without hesitation or haggles. This freedom can energize you. 你可以自己定行程，并且不用為了訂房間、交通和飯菜而猶豫和爭吵。
You can indulge yourself fully; sleep as much or as little as you like; rest when you want; pour it on when you’re feeling ambitious. 你可以盡情享受盡情放縱自己，想睡多少覺睡多少，累了就休息，興奮了就趕緊去瘋狂。
? 關(guān)于跟團旅行：
Package tour can be more budget. Tour operators make use of bulk bookings from hotels, and are able to get good deals for food, sight seeing tours, transportation and any other services. 跟團旅行更經(jīng)濟實惠一些，因為旅行社利用團購可以拿到很好的折扣在酒店、食物、觀光和交通等項目上。
If you choose to travel during the peak season, there are little chances of securing accommodation and travel tickets. Opting for a holiday package would make it easier to travel in such a situation. 如果是旺季旅行，個人預(yù)定的住宿和機票很難被確保。而選擇跟團就會好很多。
You can enjoy a tension free holiday: Choosing a tour operator to do most of the planning for the holiday saves you time and hassle. 你可以享受一個無壓力的假期，因為有旅行社幫你做一大堆事而這給你省了時間和麻煩。
? 關(guān)于旅行的意義：
Travelling teaches me to live an adventure. When I look back, there might be ups and downs, prides and regrets. If I travelled as I would, at least these moments: bicycled across the Golden Gate Bridge, appeared on Italian TV, hiked a Mayan ruin, and learned Spanish in three months wouldn't be on my list of regrets.
旅行讓生活變得冒險刺激。當(dāng)我將來回顧人生，可能會看到起起伏伏，驕傲和遺憾。但是當(dāng)我想要去旅行并且真正做到了時候，至少這些畫面，比如騎自行車穿越金門大橋，出現(xiàn)在意大利電視上，徒步走在瑪雅廢墟上，三個月內(nèi)學(xué)會西班牙語等等，都不會出現(xiàn)在我的遺憾的名單上。
Travelling helps you begin to know the world. If you go to Southeast Asia, you may encounter the slave trade. If Eastern Europe, you may see the effects of genocide and religious persecution. If Haiti, you’ll witness the ugly side of Western paternalism. And you will then encounter compassion. You will have a new-found respect for the pain and suffering that over half of the world takes for granted on a daily basis. And you will cherish your life.
旅行讓你開始了解這個世界。如果你去東南亞，你可能會遇到奴隸交易;去東歐，你會看到種族滅絕和宗教迫害;而在海地，你會親眼目睹到西方家長作風(fēng)的丑陋面。然后你會開始懂得同情和憐憫。你會對這世界上一半以上的人們每天所遭受的習(xí)以為常的痛苦和磨難產(chǎn)生深切的同情。然后你終于開始珍惜你的生活。
以上就是老師為考生們總結(jié)的關(guān)于旅游方面的素材，接下來老師用一個例題來做一示范。
Which do you think is better: self-guided tour or package tour?
Answer: Well, it’s no exaggeration to say that travel has long been my biggest hobby and the NO.1 must-do task every year. Every time I travel, I go for a self-guided tour. I think it’s better because self-guided tour gives me freedom. I mean, itineraries can be planned, and rooms, transport and meals can be picked without hesitation or haggles. This freedom can energize me. I won’t be drained by those busy package tour schedules. Another thing I like it for is the independence I gained from travelling without travel agents. Self-guided travel means all things I do myself, it’s complicated but in turn, I’ve learned how to book a cheap hotel, how to rent a car, how to get a economical public transport plan, which I definitely can’t learn from a package tour. So, I love self-guided tour more.
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備考托?？谡Z：與請假有關(guān)的說法
英文里跟請假有關(guān)的說法有哪些?
1. Ask for leave
Leave在這里不是“離開”，而是“休假”的意思。這個詞組的用法比較靈活。
你可以說：I have to ask for leave tomorrow morning.
我明天上午得請假了。
如果請假不止一天，還可以說ask for 2 days' leave 請兩天的假
2. Take off
看到這個詞組，別告訴小編你只知道它是“起飛”的意思。請假也可以用它哦!
例句：Mr Smith, my dad's here visiting me and I'd like to take two days off to show him around the city.
史密斯先生，我爸爸要來看我，所以我想請兩天假，帶他到處轉(zhuǎn)轉(zhuǎn)。
3. Call in sick
病得實在爬不起來，連打開電腦發(fā)郵件的力氣都沒有?試試這個吧!“Call in sick”意思是“打電話請假”，
例句：I don't feel well this morning. Perhaps I ought to call in sick.
我今天早上感覺不太舒服，或許我該打電話請個假了。
4. Pull a sickie
還有一種請假叫做裝病。Sickie在俚語里指“病假”，但是pull a sickie意思則是“裝病請假”。
例如：He took/pulled/threw a sickie to go to the football game.
他裝病請假看球去了。
托福口語資料句子分享3
備考托?？谡Z中描述人物的句子
brave - someone who isn't afraid of danger.
Example sentences:Mario is a coastguard. He is very brave. His job is to rescue people.
chatty - someone who talks a lot.
Example sentences:Maria is a very chatty person. She is always on the phone to friends.
clever - good at learning things.
Example sentences:Gerard is very clever. He always gets top marks in class.
cowardly - (mildly negative) someone who is afraid of things. (often described as "a bit of a coward")
Example sentences:Sylvia is a bit of a coward. She really hates going to the dentist!
easy-going - someone who is easy to get along with.
Example sentences:My husband is very easy-going.
friendly - someone who is nice to other people.
Example sentences:The people in my office are really friendly! I love working there!
funny - used to describe someone who is amusing.
Example sentences:Salem is really funny! He's always entertaining us with jokes and stories.
generous - someone who shares their time or things with others.
Example sentences:My parents are very generous. They bought me a car for my birthday!
grumpy - bad-tempered.
Example sentences:My boss is really grumpy. He isn't an easy person to get along with.
hard-working - someone who works very hard.
Example sentences:My brother is very hard-working. He hardly ever takes a day off.
honest - someone who is truthful and who doesn't cheat or steal.
Example sentences:Amina is a very honest. She always tells the truth.
kind - someone who behaves in a caring way towards other people.
Example sentences:Most of the people I've met here have been kind.
lazy - an inactive person who avoids work.
Example sentences:Pete is very lazy. He rarely gets out of bed before mid-afternoon.
loud - someone who talks really loudly.
Example sentences: Rosita is really loud! When she talks, she drowns everybody else out.
lucky - someone who often has good fortune.
Example sentences:My brother is very lucky. He's always winning prizes in competitions.
mean - 1) Someone who is a nasty person. 2) Someone who doesn't like spending money.
Example sentences:Phillip is very mean. He never pays for his share of things.
moody - adjective used to describe someone who behaves differently every time you meet them.
Example sentences:Nina is very moody. Yesterday she said hello; today she just ignored me.
nasty - a mean, unpleasant person. (the opposite of nice)
Example sentences:I don't really know any nasty people. Most people I know are very nice.
neat - a person who is very tidy.
Example sentences:My flatmate Jorge is very neat and well organised. His room is always tidy.
nervous - someone who is easily startled by things.
Example sentences:Anna is a very nervous person. She gets scared easily.
nice - someone who is friendly and kind. (the opposite of nasty)
Example sentences:My best friend Lin is a really nice person. She is always there for me.
polite - someone who has good manners.
Example sentences:Abdullah is a very polite boy. He always says please and thank you.
popular - somebody who is liked by many people.
Example sentences:My cousin Ali is very popular. He has a lot of friends.
quiet - used to describe someone who doesn't talk very much.
Example sentences:Helen is a quiet person. She isn't very talkative.
rude - bad mannered, impolite.
Example sentences:James is a very rude person. He always pushes in front of people in queues.
selfish - used to describe someone who only thinks about themselves.
Example sentences:Jeremy is very selfish. He never helps out with the housework.
serious - someone who is always very sensible (the opposite of silly).
Example sentences:Eric is very serious person. He never joins in when we play silly games.
shy - quiet and a little bit nervous around other people.
Example sentences:Claire is very shy. She doesn't speak much in class.
silly - someone who is a bit foolish, or who doesn't behave in a serious way.
Example sentences:Gina is a bit silly. She messes about in class when she should be working.
smart - 1) someone who takes a lot of care over their appearance 2) someone who
is very clever
Example sentences: (1)Anna is very smart. She is always neatly dressed.
stupid - (very negative and very impolite - sometimes used as an insult) someone who is not clever.Be careful when using this word! Using neutral adjectives to describe people is much safer.
tidy - someone who is very neat and well organized.
Example sentences:My sister is a very tidy person. I'm the opposite; I'm really untidy!
unlucky - someone who often suffers from bad fortune.
Example sentences:Sabrina is very unlucky. Things always seem to go wrong for her.
untidy - someone who is very messy.
Example sentences:I'm a very messy person. I always forget to put things away!
vain - (negative) someone who is a bit too fond of their looks.
Example sentences:Paulina is really vain. She spends far too much time looking in the mirror!
wise - someone with a lot of common sense and knowledge.
Example sentences:My grandfather was a very wise man. He taught me many things.
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