托福口语的经验分享

　　托福口语
　　为了帮助考生们备考雅思托福，今天给大家整理了托福口语。希望大家能跟着示范练习自己的发音和语感，短期内快速提高自己的口语和听力成绩.
　　steps如下：
　　1. 通读全文查出不懂的单词（最少读十遍）,熟悉所有单词的发音。（重点是熟悉发音,比较难发的我已经用蓝色标注出来了）
　　2.模仿每一个发音和短语,想象他们对应的画面，千万不要想这个单词句型语翻译是啥。（任何语言都是声音信号=画面信号=思维，发音的感情越饱满越地道“画面感”就越立体。母语的语感就是这么训练出来的。）
　　3.假定这个稿子是自己写的，拿一张纸甚至自己做一张PPT把演讲内容的图画下来，声情并茂的演出来。（也可以边讲边画出来，注意一定不能在脑子里是“单词 短语→中文翻译→合成句子→翻译→画面”而是“每个单词或短语的声音=画面 每个单词或短语的声音=画面”最后在大脑中形成一幅完整的画面）
　　Tips：
　　1.一定要注意每个词的“感情” (可以理解为单词的重音)，记住每个单词夸张的表情比单词拼读本身更重要。
　　2. 不要害怕学术名词, 你的单词量无法提升就是因为你排斥练“学术词汇”的发音。
　　3.如果有单词的发音不熟让你脑中的“画面” 中断,反复练这个部分直到“声画同步”。
　　4.整个过程练习的次数建议不低于30遍，刚开始会有些慢。坚持下去，你一定可以blurt out（脱口而出）！
　　5.单词在句子中的略读方式：
　　To = t
　　For = f
　　what= wo
　　the = 不发音只做口型
　　But= ba
　　are = r
　　and = n

　　6. 颜色代表的含义
　　红色 不读
　　蓝色 连读
　　橙色 略读
　　W: Hey Paul! You're an actor, right  What do you think about this idea
　　M: I think it's great！
　　W: Oh yeah
　　M: Absolutely! I mean, for the people in town --there's sometimes not a lot going on, not a lot to do. There's not even a movie theater nearby --and if you want to see a professional show --you have to travel. I think the nearest professional theater's like an hour away.
　　W: Yeah, plus those professional plays can be really expensive. I saw one last semester --and the ticket cost me like $40.
　　M: Right, so it'll be good for people to have another entertainment option; an opportunity to see live shows --that won't be so expensive.
　　W: Sure!
　　M: Plus it would definitely be helpful --for us actors.
　　W: Yeah
　　M: Yeah, because on some nights --there's not a lot of people that go; not a lot of people there to watch us, and that can have a bad effect on the show. It might not be as good.
　　W: Yeah. I can imagine it must be a completely different energy for you --and the other actors if the seats are half empty.
　　M: Exactly. Like if the show was a comedy --and it's supposed to be funny, in order for it to really seem funny, there needs to be a lot of people there to laugh at the jokes. Otherwise it just doesn't seem as humorous. Having a crowd there --laughing at the jokes really helps the show along; helps it to be good.
　　W: That makes sense. So this proposal would help that.
　　M: Yeah, help make it more likely --that there'd be a full house; a lot of people watching.