雅思口语 Part 1 - [保留题目] - Planstype
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Part 1
Plans
- Do you like making plans?
- generally speaking 总的来说
- rough adj. not exact; not including all details 不确切的；粗略的；大致的
参考答案
Generally speaking, yes. I find having a rough plan helps me stay organized and reduces stress. I'm not overly rigid though – I prefer having a general outline with some flexibility built in. For daily tasks I keep a simple to-do list, while for bigger events like trips, I plan more thoroughly.
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- Do you use paper or your cellphone to make plans?
- sync verb 同步
- jot down to write sth quickly 草草记下；匆匆记下
- brainstorm verb 头脑风暴
参考答案
I mainly use my phone these days. I have a calendar app that syncs across all my devices, which is super convenient. I can set reminders and check my schedule wherever I am. That said, I still enjoy jotting things down on paper for certain creative projects or brainstorming ideas.
brainstorm (something) (of a group of people一群人) to all think about sth at the same time, often in order to solve a problem or to create good ideas 集思广益
- What are the benefits of making plans?
- a sense of control and direction 掌控感和方向感
- manageable adj. “可处理的、可应付的、不会太难的”。
- Breaking the task into smaller parts makes it much more manageable. 把任务拆分后会更容易处理。
- break things down 把事情拆解（成更小、更易处理的部分）
- avoid last-minute rushes 避免最后一分钟的赶工/慌乱
- tick things off your list 从清单上把任务打勾、划掉；完成事项
参考答案
Plans definitely help reduce anxiety about the future. They give you a sense of control and direction, making complex tasks more manageable by breaking them down. Good planning also helps you use your time more efficiently and avoid last-minute rushes. Plus, there's real satisfaction in ticking things off your list!
语气：比“easy”更自然和常用，尤其是在描述复杂任务时。
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