1．“朋友话题”关键词汇、短语和常用句型 : n/ R) N" T+ f, `* 常用词汇： acquaintance, affectionate, amicable, caring, considerate, emotional,  enthusiastic,  expressive,  favorite, frank, friendly,  generous,  gentle,  helpful,  honest,  humorous,  ideal,  intimate,  kind, patient, reunion, sociable,  sympathetic,  talkative,  thoughtful,  trustworthy, etc.- H; O- ]  f, z1 L * 常用短语：    a shoulder to cry on,  an easy-going person,  ask for help,  be an understanding person,  be friendly with,  be on intimate terms with sb., be well-acquainted with, broad-minded,  cheer sb. up,  for the sake of friendship, have a bosom friend,  have a large circle of acquaintances, help sb. out,  keep friendly relations,  keep/lose contact with,  make friends with,  reach an understanding,  seek common ground while reserving differences, t urn to one’s friend when in difficulty, understand each other, warm-hearted, etc. 8 j( D$ \9 {% f! C  k4 h( w* 常用句型： # {9 g/ d* b- j" ]4 o4 ?7 B   1. A friend in need is a friend indeed. / @/ a0 U  T- P  2. What does friendship mean to you?0 i. ]0 [% H. @3 B3 F   3. What kind of people do you make friend with?' @. K8 |- [5 \% B% i   4. Why do you think friendship important to you? % J2 y3 O/ Z4 s  q- ~! k7 }  5. What is the basis of friendship? + O& z# a! H1 k8 n  6. There is the difference between friendship and love. ; u) B/ a& f7 k/ ?; F  7. Are you very good at keeping in touch with friends?/ I6 B( Z5 l1 i, E0 K/ f' _0 S: c   8. I like to make friends with people who are …+ b& d1 u6 f% ]4 v( ~   9. What do you have in common with your friends?' F+ K& ]; a) z   10. How well do you communicate with your friends? $ j- f. v/ Y7 G" I% u9 h2. 实例：& k* d2 I" j3 ?' M0 f Narrator: 6 i- k/ l+ z% J7 i0 m: ~; YWhat do you think a true friend should be? How important do you think is friendship to your life?   S' C9 l8 O. ~) BYou may begin to prepare your response after the beep.5 p9 j/ }2 o% {- J9 c' W+ k7 F& E$ `; h [2 seconds beep]7 j& y( m" u2 [# X" I, s Preparation time: 15 seconds8 s& A( r0 f& Z" e; m9 R7 X, n Response time:         45 seconds+ b2 {5 e, Q# d! t Narrator: 8 A$ B. F/ B* O, U( `# a, W$ h  @% ~Please begin speaking after the beep. 7 F& ~8 B, _+ V6 p* x5 \& _[2 seconds beep]0 s/ D3 |  c, V1 g5 H Suggested Answer:7 D( O# ?1 j1 ^+ ~8 ` As the saying goes “A friend in need is a friend indeed.”, which is partly true, but a real friend should also be able to share your happy moments --- without feeling jealous. A good friendship is one where you accept and forgive faults, understand moods, and don’t feel hurt if a friend doesn’t feel like seeing you. Of course, honesty is an essential part of any relationship. We should learn to accept our friends for what they are. Anyway, I consider friendship to be one of the most important things in life. - K9 u2 T* b1 z) r5 d- q4 x* L# I4 V) q0 x 词汇与解析： ! O# }$ M( a4 ?- o: PWORDS AND EXPRESSIONS( \3 w7 ?/ h) U1 i 1. essential    adj.     本质的，实质的 ( J9 l7 x0 T' S2 y2 h. O2. forgive      v.       原谅，饶恕 : s' T" [) Y% F1 ]: V/ v% K3. jealous      adj.     妒忌的，嫉妒的! v" s) d; z2 R9 h; Z+ ] 4. mood         n  心情，情绪 ' s* t: q) o6 U' I答案解析： ; C) J4 }$ F& ^' j+ P    考生开门见山地谈了他对“友情”的理解，常言道：“ A friend in need is a friend indeed.” 患难朋友才是真正的朋友。当然，这在一定意义上是对的，副词“partly” 的使用为下一步的陈述埋下了伏笔，考生顺理成章地从不同角度阐明他对“友谊”的看法。真正的朋友会与你分享快乐时光，而没有任何嫉妒。真正的友谊意味着你能容忍和原谅朋友的错误，理解对方的情绪；如果你的朋友不太想见你，你也不会感到受了伤害 (A good friendship is one where you accept and forgive faults, understand moods, and don’t feel hurt if a friend doesn’t feel like seeing you.)。7 t1 S* J7 t; e1 h. h     特别值得一提的是在答案的结尾有一个至关重要的句子 “… honesty is an essential part of any relationship.”，它高屋建瓴地概括了各种关系的内涵，它告诫我们只有以诚相待，才能建立真正的友谊。8 q: j% C( G( m7 P5 L5 j3 P9 i     不同的人交友的标准不同。我们交友时，通常会愿意选择性格类似，而不是性格迥异的人，期望朋友间对待工作、学习和生活的态度有共同之处。真正的朋友能在你最困难的时候向你伸出援助之手，你愿意向他倾诉衷肠，他会给你提供宝贵的忠告和建议，他的心中时刻装着你。 + P, i  }' o, z$ i8 ]' j    简而言之，回答“友谊”这类问题时，可以充分发表我们平时对“友谊”的看法，有条理地分层叙述。' p+ H) h! N4 c$ ]$ M: W$ _, N- g 9 b; P" [- |$ B3 {+ v$ l/ \

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