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1、8天搞定英语听力：VOA 1500个基础单词通过VOA慢速英语来提高雅思听力是科学的突破方法，而且有很多前辈在实践中验证过了由听力学习口语、锻炼口译的好方法。下面结合各位大师的经验谈谈“利用VOA提高雅思听力”的三个步骤：第一步、精听VOA慢速听力资料(最好不要看原文)刚开始的时候绝对不要看原文，尤其对那些本来就很清晰的听力资料。这主要是希望大家不要依赖原文，自己一定要一个单词一个单词的完全听懂。有的同学说我就有那么几个单词实在听不懂怎么办？大家想一想，慢速英语的单词量是15002000，也就是说一个比较好的高中生的单词量已经超过了许多，更何况四六级都已通过的你。听不懂的唯一原因绝对不是生词的
2、问题，只能是你对这个单词的发音极其陌生，大脑根本没有反映。如果让你看一看原文，你会不屑一顾的，但在听的时候却不知所云。为此给大家提供“VOA1500个基本词汇mp3及文本”，并提供了例句，见下面！起初我练习的时候有时为了一个单词可以想上整整一天，嘴里老是念道着这个单词的发音。当然如果有些同学说这段录音我已经听了十遍了，当中的几个单词你就是打死我我也听不出来。如果真的到了这个地步，你可以看看原文 。接下来要做的就是要保证这一段录音你是完完全全的听懂了。其实我国学生在口语和听力上缺陷主要有两个原因：一是缺乏练习。二是缺乏勇气，老是害怕自己会说错，害怕丢脸。当你这样一句一句直到把每一句话完全“吃掉“
3、，已经基本上可以保证你已听懂了这段文章。要达到什么样的标准呢？我对自己的要求是在落后一两个单词的同步复述。如果说上面这一点是练习了语音的话，下面的两个重要工作才是我们利用听力材料练习口语和口译的重要。第二步、VOA资料同步复述现在大家已经把这段录音的意思完全搞懂了，而且能够惟妙惟肖的基本同步复述了。请大家注意，直到现在你的大脑还没有动起来，也就是说这些完全是些机械的模仿，刻板的复述。这种机械的重复对于我们的口语和开口能力是不会有“事半功倍“的效果的。要想提高自己的口语水平，在这里就一定要学会用自己的话，请注意是用自己的话，而不是照本宣章，把所听到录音的大意死活说出来。做这一步是在听完整段录音之
4、后。此时所说的英语才是你真正的英语口语水平。在练习中尽量使用刚刚听到的一些关键动词和词组。在说的时候，想象自己正在对一个没有听过录音的同学讲述故事的情节。我相信很多同学在刚刚开始练习的时候会“憋的”说不出几句象样的话，或是在大意和情节上丢三落四的。出现这种情况太正常了。这样就反映了我们刚刚所做的同步复述只是一个辨音过程。现在所做的自我总结才真正开动了我们的大脑，提高了真正的口语水平。第三步、练习口译能力好了，到了这一步你已经很不错了，不仅能够把这段录音完全听懂，同步复述，而且还可以用自己的英语对你的朋友娓娓道来。是不是感觉很有成就感啊!但是我还得继续更深层次的练习。对了，就是口译能力，我们特有
5、的中英文自由转换能力。还是刚刚那段录音，这回是放一句英语，你就立刻把这句话翻译成地道的中文，翻译成我们平时所讲的汉语。你可别小看这一步，自己试着去翻翻看，就会马上懂得：我们能够同步的用英语复述了并不代表我们就可以同步的翻译成地道的中文。我对自己的要求也是在落后一句的速度下进行同步翻译，由于是慢速英语，所以只要耐心的多练习几遍就一定能够达到同步听译的水平。至此，我们不仅已经对这段录音了如指掌，而且还利用它进行了有针对性的口语和口译训练。很多同学老是抱怨没有语言环境，我觉得语言环境多数情况下还得靠自己创造。请大家再次注意，上面我所介绍的听力方法都是针对慢速英语的，大家不要操之过急，一步一个脚印，把
6、十盘慢速英语的磁带按照这样三步认真的做下来，你的听力就已经打好了坚实的基础。-8天搞定英语听力：VOA 1500个基础单词mp3帮你实现竞学网考试频道特为大家提供了VOA1500个基本词汇mp3及文本，并英语简单英文进行解释，大家按照以下方法来使用这些材料：1、首先要准备一个Mp3播放器2、一边听Mp3，一边看自己大脑中能不能马上想起这个单词3、本材料大家可以按照8天的时间来练习a or an(1) one; (2) any; (3) eachWould you give me a sheet of paper? (1)A triangle has three sides. (2)He com
7、es to see his grandmother once a week. (3)ablehaving the power to do somethingAre you able to speak English?about (1) almost; (2) of or having a relation toHe completed about half of his work. (1)We talk about the weather. (2)aboveat a higher placeHis head was above the water. accept to agree to rec
8、eivePlease accept my thanks.accident (1) something that happens by chance or mistake; (2) an unplanned eventShe was injured in the accident. (1)We met again by accident after seventeen years had passed. (2)accuse (1) to say a person is responsible for an act or crime; (2) to make a statement against
9、 someoneHer friend accused her of breaking his heart. (1)The lawyer accused the suspect of lying. (2)across (1) from side to side; (2) to the other sideThe box was ten centimeters across. (1)The dog ran across the road. (2)act to do somethingHe acted immediately to stop the fight.activistone who see
10、ks change through actionThe activist worked hard to change the law.actorsomeone acting in a play or showThat actor frightened me.add(1) to put (something) with another to make it larger; (2) to say morePlease add my name to the list. (1)She told him to leave, but added that she would like to see him
11、 again. (2)administrationthe executive part of a government, usually headed by a president or prime ministerThe new administration starts work in January.admit (1) to accept; (2) to express ones guilt or responsibilityWhen was the country admitted to the United Nations? (1)He admitted that what he d
12、id was wrong. (2)adulta grown personOnly an adult can sign the document.adviseto help with information, knowledge or ideas in making a decisionDid you advise him to leave?affect (1)to influence；(2)to produce an effect onA lack of sleep affected the singers performance. (1)Mr. Nutleys belief in my ta
13、lent greatly affected my life. (2) afraidfeeling fearI am afraid of guns.after(1)later; (2)behindShe arrived after the lesson started. (1)In the alphabet, B is after A. (2)again(1) another time; (2) as beforeSam played the song again. (1)I found my book in the same place again. (2)against(1) opposed
14、 to; (2) not agreeing with something They marched against the war. (1)He agreed to most of the plan, but was against starting it now. (2)agehow old a person or thing isThe legal age for voting is eighteen.agency an organization that is part of a larger groupUNICEF is an agency of the United Nations.
15、aggression(1) an attack against a person or country; (2) the violation of a countrys bordersThe surprise attack was an act of aggression. (1)The country committed aggression when it crossed the border of the other country. (2)ago(1) of time past; (2) before nowHe was my friend long ago. (1)I saw her two years ago. (2)agree
