雅思口语Part2&3范文：Describe the most important message you have ever received

雅思口语Part2&3范文：Describe the most important message you have ever received

You should say:

Who sent it

How you received it

What it was about

And explain why it was so important

雅思口语范文：

Speaking of the most important message that I have received, I would like to say this is a message sent by my university last year. By that time, I was a high school student who was waiting for a big decision from my dream university.

I remember it was a Tuesday morning when I was bored and sleepy, and I took out my phone to check the E-mail box as usual. For the past few months, I have received quite a few messages from the universities that I apply for, and a lot of universities offered me a position for their programs, but I was still waiting for the message from MIT. A few hours later, MIT posted the decision and sent it to my mail box, but I was too afraid to take a look.

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范文2：

Well, a piece of important news I got through a text message was knowing the result of my CET 4 exam, which was the college English test in China.

CET 4 has been considered one of the most fundamental and crucial English language proficiency test among Chinese universities. The majority of schools in China had a policy that students should pass this exam to meet the graduation requirement.

I got this piece of news on a Monday morning last August. Actually, the result can be checked online through a website. However, I was then in an area of my grandparents’ home where there’s a bad internet connection. So, my friend Wang helped me check it and sent a text message to me telling me that I passed the exam.

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范文3：

The other day, I was chatting with my foreign friends about our daily life. When I asked them about the most unforgettable experience that they had in China, they all mentioned Ali-pay as if by prior agreement. As a Chinese, I do agree with them that Ali-pay has made many aspects of our lives easier and more convenient.

I needn’t bring wallet and cash with me any longer, wherever I would like to buy something, all I need to do is take out my mobile phone and scan the QR code from the seller.

On 1st January, I received a message from Huabei which read that I had to pay a bill amounting to over 5000 yuan by 9th January. I was shocked by the bill so I went to check it online. However, nothing was wrong with it, I had spent that much money last month. I sighed but still paid the bill right away in case I might forget about it. Or, I would have to pay some extra interest for late repayment.

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Part3部分：

1) What kind of message is not suitable to send by phone?

I think there are two kinds of messages that are not appropriate to send by phone. First, if we need to ask for leave, it is better to send an email to the superior than simply sending messages, in that we should reach out to the superior in a formal way. In addition, if we are going to break up with someone, sending text messages is not suitable, because that would be disrespectful to our partner.

2) What kinds of ways do people use to send messages?

3) What do you think about old-style mail?

4) Do you think it is a good way to send messages by phone?

5) How do people in your country send messages?

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