雅思口语Part2范文解析：给别人提建议！口语尽快达标的唯一途径就是充分准备当季题库。因为运气不是自己可以把握的东西。不充分准备，很可能遇到不熟悉的题目，很难发挥出最好水平。

　　怎样算是充分准备了当季题库？

　　无论目标几分，都至少要做到：每个部分每道题都有话说。如果能保持每天开口练习、持续提高流利连贯程度，考场表现会更稳。

　　对新手考生来说，P2是相对有难度的部分，因为多数考生几乎从来没有用英语独白过2分钟。

　　实际上，P2的备考难度并没有更大：先合并话题，再写好主干故事文本，练说到熟练之后，结合具体题目进行微调，就成了。

　　关键是，你可能因为觉得这样做太慢、太麻烦而迟迟不肯动手，于是时间在焦虑迷茫拖延中耗尽，考不过才是真的麻烦。

　　不写出来，你都不知道自己说了些什么，出现了哪些“低级的”语法和词汇错误。

　　写出来，才能发现自己在语法、词汇、表达逻辑上的薄弱之处，从而针对性地提高。

　　所以，建议想尽快分手的考友们，踏下心来，好好写文本*，对词汇和语法进行升级和优化，加强有意识、有质量的输入，为更准确、更高分的输出打下基础。

　　*P1P2P3都可以按同样的方法/标准准备文本，准备哪个或哪几个部分，根据自己情况来决定。

　　以下P2素材范例来自ieltspodcast　包括语法、连接方式、话题词汇，大家可结合自己的基础、目标以及语言习惯积累更多。

　　Describe a time when you gave advice to others. You should say:

　　- who you gave advice to

　　- what the advice was

　　- why you gave this advice

　　- and explain how you felt about the advice

　　I would like to talk about an experience I had when I was at university. When I was a student, I had a part-time job at a local florist’s shop. The customers who came into the shop would often ask me for advice. At first, I was quite hesitant about making suggestions - I’m not exactly sure why. Partly I guess because I was only 19, but also because I didn’t feel very sure of myself - I was certainly no expert.

　　However, I quickly came to realise that most of my customers really didn’t have a clue about flowers! Soon I was giving tips about everything – from which types of flowers to choose at different times of year - so daffodils and tulips in the spring - or to how to put different colour schemes together. I was even making recommendations about which flowers or arrangements might be more suitable for different recipients or occasions.

　　On top of that, I started explaining how to look after cut flowers once you’ve bought them. I was shocked to find that most people didn’t know that they should cut the stems at an angle to make the flowers last longer for example – or add a couple of teaspoons of sugar to the water. I thought everyone knew that!

　　Once I got the hang of it, I loved giving advice to the customers. They were very appreciative, and they used to come back into the shop to tell me how much their mother or girlfriend – or husband or boyfriend – had liked the flowers, and to thank me for my help. I hadn’t expected a job in a flower shop to be so rewarding!

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