2019年1月19日雅思寫作考試回憶及解析

　　TASK 1

　　題目：The maps show the proposed change of a particular fields in order to reduce the traffic accidents in the UK.

　　類型：地圖題/歷史變遷

　　考點(diǎn)/寫作要點(diǎn)：

　　1. 時(shí)態(tài)：描述圖一使用一般現(xiàn)在時(shí)，描述圖二選擇將來時(shí)(future plan);

　　2. 注意分段：introduction, (frequent accidents), 描述圖一，描述圖二，

　　3. 在描述圖一時(shí)要注意方位詞的使用，以及方位順序，可以按照由北到南，由東到西的順序;

　　4. 對(duì)于每一個(gè)細(xì)節(jié)都要照顧到，不能忽略幾條道路的描述，residence以及常發(fā)生意外的地點(diǎn);

　　5. 描述圖二時(shí)，要注意Low Lane不再和Forrest Road相交;

　　6. 描述兩條道路相交可以使用的詞為intersect / conjunct with.

　　注意使用there be句型。

　　范文：

　　The two maps illustrate what construction will be carried out in an England residential area for the purpose of reducing possibility of traffic accidents.

　　As shown in the first map, the frequent accidents usually take place in three spots: the first one is on the west of the City Road, just in front of the school. The second one is at the spot where Forrest Road intersects with the City Road. And the third one is at a small pathway, in conjunction with the east side of City Road.

　　At present, from the north to the south is the main road Forrest Road, it is in conjunction with the City Road which extends from the west to the east. The west side of the City Road leads to the school, and it is located in the north-west of the residential area. The Low Lane directs to the living district, which sits in the west to the Forrest Road. The lane is in conjunction with both the City Road and the Forrest road. The supermarket is situated to the east of the Forrest Road, residents can get groceries there by driving along the City Road.

　　In the future, it is noticeable that a roundabout will be built in the centre of the Forrest Road, which might reduce the speed of the vehicles. Another noticeable change is that the south side of the Low Lane will no longer be connected to the Forrest Road. For those residents living in this district wishing to go to the main road, the only way will be driving back to the City Road and passing the roundabout.

　　(271 words)

　　TASK 2

　　More and more people are reading news online, but newspapers are still the main source of news for most people. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

　　機(jī)經(jīng)版本：

　　題目類型：同意與否

　　話題：科技媒體類

　　TA/TR(key words)：

　　思路/提綱：

　　范文：

　　The newspaper is an important source of people’s daily news consumption, even though other media may get the upper hand nowadays such as the multimedia. It is predicted that the printing days are over due to strong competition from television, radio and the Internet. In terms of popularity, newspaper is statistically down but is not emotionally out.

　　Statistically, it can be said that the print news fans are dwindling, which means newspaper readership is getting squeezed by other ways of learning about news. According to research reports on the news industry, local television is the number one source of news for the majority of people, with digital news coming in second, followed by the radio, and then by the newspaper. One possible explanation why the newspaper is being left far behind is that many people do not see the point in buying a print newspaper if they believe they can get all the news they need elsewhere for free.

　　Nevertheless, for emotional reasons print newspapers will continue to exist for a good while. To begin with, the feeling of a warm newspaper right off the press is one of traditional readers’ favorite moments to begin a regular day. Unlike other ways of delivering news, a print newspaper can be physically held in a reader’s hands, and this is a huge pro for print editions. In addition, newspapers can provide opportunities for longer, more in-depth feature articles that tend to be read in full. Instead of becoming a thing of the past, print newspapers are still widely read and preferred by many audiences.

　　In conclusion, the golden days of print news are gone forever, but nothing is like the feeling of physically holding a newspaper in hands. After all, the different ways of learning about news are not mutually exclusive. Each news media outlet is effective in its own way.

　　(309 words)