5月雅思口语新题精解-Describe a time you share something with others

摘要：2016年5月雅思口语part2新题:Describe a time you share something with others。说到分享，这个应该是人人有话可将的话题了吧。从小时候分享好吃的，分享好玩的，到后来分享经历，分享观点，分享故事，分享一切喜怒哀乐。所以，这才是我眼中很棒的雅思口语话题。

关于sharing的超级语料：

2 great quotes about sharing 2条关于分享的名言

The sharing of joy, whether physical, emotional, psychic, or intellectual, forms a bridge between the sharers which can be the basis for understanding much of what is not shared between them, and lessens the threat of their difference

When someone steals another's clothes, we call them a thief. Should we not give the same name to one who could clothe the naked and does not? The bread in your cupboard belongs to the hungry; the coat unused in your closet belongs to the one who needs it; the shoes rotting in your closet belong to the one who has no shoes; the money which you hoard up belongs to the poor.

注：非常具有哲思的一段告诫，来自于一个天主教神父。

2 great stories about sharing

First Christmas

by Meyian

I was 8 years old when we got here after many years in the refugee camps. There were 5 of us (I was the oldest one) and my mom. My dad passed away, so my mom made the difficult decision to come to the United States. We stayed in a very poor part of town. We have never heard of Christmas, but that very first year in this country, we received our first Christmas experience. One night while we were settling down for the night, we heard knockings at the door. One of my siblings opened the door and several older people were standing by the door with bags of food. We didn’t speak a word of English, but we let them in anyway. They sat there and started singing Christmas carols. We were over joyed and tried to sing along with. They tried to communicate with us, but weren’t successful. They stayed for about 10 or 15 minutes, then left. Once, they left, we went for the bags of food. There were cereals, cookies, noodles, canned foods in the bags. It was food we normally would not get for ourselves because it was too expensive. It was a great Christmas for us because we were able to really enjoy the food.

That first Christmas stayed with me and I told my children about it. It’s not about how many presents they get or how expensive the presents are. Those presents will disappear from their memory, but the true gift is the experience of sharing with someone who is less fortunate than you.

Whoever they were, I want to thank them. I believe their act of kindness has helped shape me and how I value things in life.

小编点评：It's a simple story, but it shows how little acts of kindness can go a long way.

My Favourite Toffee

by Amita Sinha

Sharing is a very satisfying value. When you share, you open your heart to the other you share with. My mother used to share her lunch with her cooks and maids. She never started her meal without giving to others. I watched her as a child and wanted to do the same.

One day, my father came back from office and gave one single toffee to me, as I was his youngest child. He told me he had bought some more, but couldn't bring them home. He saw some street children on the side walk and gave them all except one which he handed to me. I loved these especial sweets and I was happy to get even one.

Just then I remembered my three sisters who were adults and so would not have minded this act of dad. I was about to eat it, when I had an idea. I cut the toffee into four parts and after giving three pieces to my sisters, ate one of the tiny piece. They thanked me and went their way.

I was left wondering how my favourite toffee tasted better that day.

小编点评：What a sweet and heart-warming memory！