雅思口语part2话题高分范文秀：你喜欢的运动

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Describe a game or sport that you enjoy playing.

:

– what kind of sport that is;

– who you play it with;

– where you play it;

and explain why you think doing this is healthy.

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I’m not a great swimmer in any sense but swimming is like my religion. It is

truly refreshing and literally, washes away every disturbing thought I have

whenever I dive into cold water. No matter how tight my schedule may get, I

usually pay at least one visit to a local swimming pool to work myself up and

get rejuvenated.

Sometimes, I have a partner or two, who have been my best friends since high

school. We live in the same neighborhood so it’s not too stressful when we have

to set a schedule for our swimming session. We carpool more often than not and

it takes us roughly 15 minutes to get to the local recreation center where it

provides the locals with a variety of facilities for training purpose such as

gym class, stadium, swimming pool, tennis court and so on, which is extremely

convenient for those who practice more than one activity. The only thing better

then swimming itself is swimming with your besties, which is one of hundreds of

things I love about my weekly ritual. Hardly do we have time to meet each other

during week days as we’re all up to our neck at work and totally stressed out.

Therefore, having such a healthy way to catch up with my friends and recharge

battery after an exhausting week never sounds better. Just like any other

sports, swimming helps maintain your health, keep you fit as well as build your

endurance. However, unlike others, it’s a very relaxing and peaceful form of

exercise, you don’t even sweat for hours – a supreme advantage. Therefore, if

you’re looking for a kind of sport that brings you comfort and relaxation,

swimming should be your first choice.

高分词汇

refreshing (a): making you feel less tired or hot

literally (adv): in a literal manner or sense; exactly

disturbing (a): making you feel anxious and upset or shocked

work up: make yourself or another person excited or upset

rejuvenate (v): make somebody/something look or feel younger, more lively or

more modern

more often than not: usually

recreation center: a building that is open to the public where meetings are

held, sports are played, and there are activities available for young and old

people

ritual (n): something that is done regularly and always in the same way

be up to neck: to be very busy

endurance (n): the ability to continue doing something painful or difficult

for a long period of time without complaining