雅思听力“抢分”的三大法则
<p> 雅思听力抢分三法则</p><p> 一、谨慎审题</p><p> 审题的重要性毋庸置疑，把握着全局。考生若未审好题，即使听到了考点也不一定会得分。因此，一定要避免题目中的各种陷阱。</p><p> 1. 看清题目要求</p><p> 例如字数要求问题：<span word="No">No</span> <span word="more">more</span> <span word="than">than</span> <span word="three">three</span> <span word="words">words</span> <span word="and">and</span>/<span word="or">or</span> <span word="a">a</span> <span word="number">number</span>. 可能考生会习惯性认为是字数要求而忽略了其他形式的要求。在此，即使只少了/<span word="and">and</span>意义也是完全不一样的。如果出现<span word="One">One</span> <span word="word">word</span> <span word="only">only</span>这样的答案就更要注意了，即使多了一个冠词也是错。</p><p> 2. 注意单复数</p><p> 听录音的时候就要注意名词是否有<span word="s">s</span>, 比如<span word="computer">computer</span> <span word="disks">disks</span>, <span word="families">families</span>等。还有就是看看前后搭配，比如____<span word="of">of</span> <span word="words">words</span>, 那么这个空就应该对应的是<span word="meanings">meanings</span>而不是<span word="meaning">meaning</span>。另外就是表格题的单复数，要对照一下横排和竖排，横排是项目分类，竖排是信号词。看看同 行同列的单词特征，是不是都是有单复数的。</p><p> 二、谨慎听题</p><p> 对于考生来说，听考试录音的播放只有一次机会，稍一分神分就没了。因此，一定要谨慎听题，抓住主要的信息点，即考点。以下就是听题时需要注意的几点：</p><p> 1. 转折连接词</p><p> 雅思听力考试的套路很固定，往往是前面说了一个答案，后面又马上改口，所以一定要留意<span word="but">but</span>, <span word="however">however</span>这些词，(<span word="but">but</span>经常弱读)，或者有时候先说一种方案，然后马上又变成其他的内容了。另外注意一些转话题的关键词如<span word="so">so</span>, <span word="now">now</span>, 这意味着可能要讲下一题的信息了。还要注意以下转折词：<span word="Although">Although</span>, <span word="by">by</span>/<span word="in">in</span> <span word="contrast">contrast</span>, <span word="as">as</span> <span word="a">a</span> <span word="matter">matter</span> <span word="of">of</span> <span word="fact">fact</span>, <span word="nevertheless">nevertheless</span>, <span word="instead">instead</span>, <span word="however">however</span>, <span word="otherwise">otherwise</span>, <span word="while">while</span>, <span word="though">though</span>, <span word="but">but</span>, <span word="despite">despite</span>, <span word="on">on</span> <span word="the">the</span> <span word="contrary">contrary</span>, <span word="on">on</span> <span word="the">the</span> <span word="other">other</span> <span word="hand">hand</span>, <span word="in">in</span> <span word="the">the</span> <span word="same">same</span> <span word="way">way</span>, <span word="in">in</span> <span word="spite">spite</span> <span word="of">of</span>, <span word="yet">yet</span>, <span word="whereas">whereas</span></p>
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