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雅思口语范文：描述你的两位朋友之间的争论

2025/7/8 2:19:34

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点击上方公号卡片，获取更多留学考试资讯在雅思考试中，如果描述你的两位朋友之间的争论，你会怎么回答呢？一起来看看老师给出的示例回答吧！示例范文 Describe an arguement two of your friends had.You should say:When it happenedWhat it was aboutHow it was solvedAnd how you felt about it描述你两位朋友发生过的一次争执你需要说到：它发生在何时它是关于什么的它是如何解决的以及你对此的感受An argument between two of my close friends, Anna and Jason, happened during our second year at university. It took place during a group project for a marketing course, and although it started as a small disagreement, it eventually turned into a serious argument.我两个好朋友，安娜和杰森，在我们大二时发生过一次争执。发生在我们为一门市场营销课做小组作业期间，虽然起初只是个小分歧，但最终闹得挺僵。The conflict began when we were dividing up the responsibilities for the presentation. Jason felt that he was being given too much work compared to the rest of us, especially Anna, who had taken charge of the design part of the slides. He believed she was doing the “easy” part, while he had to write most of the content. Anna, on the other hand, felt that design was just as important and time-consuming, and she didn’t appreciate his tone. The two of them started raising their voices and arguing in the middle of the library, which made everyone around a bit uncomfortable.冲突始于我们分配演示任务时。杰森觉得他比其他成员，尤其是负责幻灯片设计的安娜，分担了太多工作。他认为安娜做的是“轻松”的部分，而他却要写大部分内容。另一方面，安娜觉得设计同样重要且耗时，并且她不喜欢杰森说话的语气。他俩开始在图书馆里大声争吵，让周围的人都有些尴尬。At first, I didn’t know how to step in, but after things calmed down, another teammate and I suggested we all sit down and go over the tasks again. We decided to break everything down into smaller parts and redistribute the workload more clearly and fairly. Once we talked things through, both of them realized it was mostly a misunderstanding and that they had been under a lot of pressure from other classes too.起初我不知道怎么介入，但等他们冷静后，我和另一个组员建议大家一起坐下重新梳理任务。我们决定把所有任务拆分成更小的部分，更清晰、公平地重新分配工作量。沟通清楚后，他们俩意识到这主要是场误会，而且当时他们其他课程的压力也很大。Honestly, I felt awkward at the time because I didn’t want to take sides. But after the issue was solved, I was relieved and actually felt proud of how maturely everyone handled it in the end. It taught me that good communication is key, especially when working as a team.说实话，当时我觉得挺尴尬的，因为我不想站队。但问题解决后，我松了口气，甚至为最后大家成熟的处理方式感到自豪。这件事教会我，良好的沟通是关键，尤其是在团队协作中。