雅思口语，逛着公园就上7分

核心转变：从“背诵者”到“观察家”
放弃生硬的模板，学会从真实生活中提取素材。你的答案之所以听起来像机器人，是因为它缺少了你自己的温度和细节。公园里的一草一木，都比模板里的“万能理由”要生动一万倍。

雅思口语，逛着公园就上7分

还在抱着模板死记硬背，口语却总在5.5分徘徊？快别卷了！试试我这个“公园溜达法”吧。咱们不聊那些虚的，就聊你在公园里看到的一草一木、一条长椅、一个遛狗的大爷。这篇文章会手把手教你，怎么把这些最接地气的生活场景，变成Part 1和Part 2里生动又独特的素材，让你的回答充满细节和真情实感。告别机器人式的背诵，你会发现，原来口语7分真的可以这么轻松有趣地拿到！

为什么你的模板“失灵”了？

我们先来聊聊那个绕不过去的坎：为什么我背了那么多高分范文，口语还是“老大难”？原因很简单，考官一天要听几十上百个考生说“I like reading because it can broaden my horizons”，耳朵早就起茧了。这种空洞、缺乏个性的答案，无法证明你的真实语言沟通能力，自然也拿不到高分。考官想听的，是你——一个活生生的人，你的想法、你的经历、你的感受。

“公园溜达法”：你的专属素材库

这个方法的核心，就是把你的双眼变成素材收集器。下次你去公园散步，别光顾着走路，试着去观察和思考。

第一步：Part 1 从一草一木聊起

Part 1的问题通常关于你的日常生活、喜好和家乡。公园里的一切都能成为你回答的切入点。

比如，考官问：Do you like parks?

5.5分模板式回答："Yes, I like parks. Because parks are beautiful and relaxing. I can see trees and flowers there. It makes me feel happy."

7分“公园溜达法”回答： "Oh, absolutely. There's a small park just a stone's throw from my apartment, and it's my go-to spot to unwind. I particularly love this old wooden bench under a huge camphor tree. When I'm feeling stressed from my studies, I just sit there, watch the kids flying kites and listen to the rustling leaves. It’s incredibly therapeutic and helps me clear my head."

看到区别了吗？后者通过“a small park just a stone's throw away”, “old wooden bench”, “huge camphor tree”, “kids flying kites”这些具体、真实的细节，瞬间构建了一个生动的画面，让你的“放松”变得可信、有说服力。

第二步：Part 2 把遛狗大爷变成故事主角

Part 2的“人物题”是很多同学的痛点。与其费力去描述一个你根本不熟的名人，不如讲讲你在公园里遇到的那个有趣的陌生人。

比如，题卡是：Describe an old person you know and respect.

你可以这样构建你的故事：

他是谁？"Well, I'd like to talk about an elderly man I often see in my local park. Honestly, I don't even know his name, but I call him 'the dog walker with the Shiba Inu'. He's probably in his late 70s, always wearing a neat flat cap."
你怎么认识他？"I see him almost every morning during my jog. He has this incredibly energetic Shiba Inu that's always chasing squirrels. Their daily routine is as reliable as the sunrise."
他是什么样的人？"He has a very calm and gentle demeanor. What really struck me was his patience. The dog can be quite a handful, but he never gets angry. He just smiles. I once saw him carefully helping a little girl untangle her kite string from a tree branch. He didn't say much, but his actions spoke volumes about his kindness."
你为什么尊敬他？"I respect him because he embodies a kind of quiet dignity and consistency that's rare nowadays. In our fast-paced, digital world, his simple, dedicated routine and his small acts of kindness are a powerful reminder of what truly matters. He finds joy in simple things, and that's a philosophy I deeply admire."

这样一个源于真实观察的故事，远比背诵的“我的爷爷”要来得真诚和独特，细节满满，情感充沛。