Part 1 topics

未出现的考点（和6月8日考点相比）
Boat
Newspaper
Sleep
Garden
City and countryside

与6月8日重复的考点：
Advertisement
Home/Hometown
Clothes
Patience
Plant
Newspaper
Housework
Concentration
Entertainment
Transport
Study or work
Name
Writing
Toy
Gift

新考点
TV program
Tree
Cooking
Game
When to study
Time arrangement
Relaxation
Email/Letter
Painting
House/Department


Part 2 topics

未考到的考点（比较6月8日）
A song
A special meal you were invited
A person you respect
A good parent
An important plant
A regretful shopping experience –something you bought but not satisfied

与6月8日重复考的考点:
A film or book about the future
A gift
Way to stay healthy
An experience of being late
An advertisement
A website
A historic event
A game you played in your childhood
A public transport
A good friend you first met
A toy
A talkative person
A polite person
A place you worked or studied
An interesting person
A person doing an important job
A room
An interesting speech
A shopping street
A library
Seaside
Work you want to do
Electronic equipment
A party
An interesting country
Useful learning methods
A picture/photo
Rules in the school
An experience of having meal outside

新考点：
A café
Outdoor activity
A story from your childhood
Describe a language, except English
An event makes you happy recently
A new change
An important message
An experience of helping people
An experience of being late
Countries you are interested in
A show or a performance
A film or tv program making you laugh a lot
A crowed place
A book
An important job



6月15号的口语考试变化不大，都是一些常见话题，新话题也不是很难。有几个难度较大，比如Describe a language, except English。非英语专业的考生回答起来会很困难。



Describe a language, except English
What you should mention in this part:

What type of language you have learned before
Detail this experience


很多考生没有学过英语以外的外语，但是一定在生活中有所体会，把自己的体会说出来，适当扩充，足以应付这2mins。

Example:

I have learned German myself years before, not systematically, but intermittently. You might have been interested in why did I do this, as German is entirely different with English, unlike French which has always been chosen by students, especially English learning students, as their 2nd foreign language. Well, I’m quite fascinated with Germany, which I think is a very energetic country with the reputation of excellence and armed with modern tech. Therefore I simply chose German as my 2nd foreign language completely due to my personally interest.

German, as we suppose, obviously is quite different with English, from spelling to pronunciation. For instance, “Hello” in German is “Hallo” and pronounced like “Hello” in Chinese accent; and “Goodbye” in German is “Auf Wiedersehen” which you can see that’s nothing to do at all with English. That really fascinates me since England France and Germany, known as neighbours across English Channel, are using different language. Well, French is fine because it at least has got some relationships, more or less, with English. But German is catastrophically a nightmare which fascinates me quite a lot. I think German is more likely related with Northern European languages like Dutch, Norwegian, Swedish, Finnish and Danish, and all of which have been fascinating me for years.