雅思口语 Part 2: 想实现的目标(Cue Card 范文 · 带音频)
You should say:
- what the goal is
- how long you have had it
- what you need to do to achieve it
- and explain why it is important to you
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📝 高分范文(约 200-250 词,1-2 分钟)
A goal I've been working towards is to run a half-marathon — 21.1 kilometres — within the next year. It sounds crazy to me, because five years ago I couldn't even run around the block without stopping.
I first set the goal after watching my friend Leo finish a half-marathon last spring. He crossed the line looking exhausted but absolutely elated, and something clicked. I figured if a regular guy like him could do it, so could I. I started by jogging five minutes at a time, walking when I needed to, and slowly building up over months.
To hit the goal, I need to train consistently — about four runs a week, gradually increasing the distance. I've also started paying more attention to my diet and sleep, because recovery matters as much as the running itself. I've even signed up for a half-marathon in my city this October, which gives me a concrete deadline.
What drives me is proving to myself that I'm not too old or too out of shape to start something new. I'm thirty-eight now, and I want to show my son that adults keep setting goals, too. Crossing that finish line would be a personal milestone, not a race against anyone else. Honestly, even finishing without stopping would feel like winning.
🔗 串题思路
这个故事还能回答哪些 Part 2 话题:
- Describe a goal you set for yourself:直接套用
- Describe something you want to achieve in the future:直接套用
- Describe something you do to keep healthy:跑步训练
- Describe something your friend did that inspired you:Leo 跑马拉松
- Describe a plan you have for the next year:直接套用
- Describe a time you started a new habit:开始跑步
💬 Part 3 延伸讨论
Q1: Why do people set goals?
Goals give direction, honestly. Without them, time just slips by. A goal turns a vague wish — get fit, read more — into something measurable. It's also a way to prove to yourself that you can change.
Q2: Do young people set too many unrealistic goals?
A bit, yes. New Year's resolutions are the classic example — gym memberships in January, abandoned by February. The problem isn't having big dreams; it's not breaking them down into small daily steps. Goals only work when they're specific and realistic.
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