雅思口语常见的失分点有逻辑思维，语法知识等与雅思口语相关的方面不足而造成的口语表达错误而引起的扣分。下面小编就和大家分享雅思口语常见的失分点，希望能够帮助到大家，来欣赏一下吧。
雅思口语常见的失分点
1.因“表情”被扣分
在雅思口语评分标准的“发音”评分项中，有这样一个界定：“能够使用表情、肢体语言帮助自己被理解。”根据这个标准，如果你有下列问题，你会被扣分：
(1) 几乎不看考官，可能被扣0.2分。
(2) 虽然看着考官，但是表情和口语答案并不配套。(比如，当你在说”I like animals, especially dogs。”的时候，你的脸上，并没有露出灿烂的“爱狗”表情，或者至少是一丝温馨的“狗狗挺可爱”的表情，你可能被扣0.1分)
(3) 因为考官面无表情，你原先勉强保持的微笑逐渐僵硬，直至像考官一样面无表情，这样，你可能被扣0.05分。
为了不被扣分，建议烤鸭们：
(2) 在实际考试的时候，无论你紧张与否，无论考官是否面无表情，请你脸上保持微笑，哪怕很生硬。
2.因“舌头”被扣分
如果你在this, that, think, thank的发音中，不伸舌头，你肯定会被扣分至少0.2，甚至扣分高达0.5!比如说，你不停地说I sink X.X.X. I sink X.X.X. 而你本来想说的却是I think X.X.X. I think讲到“舌头”问题的时候，总会有同学联想到其它发音问题：“是英音得分高，还是美音得分高?”事实上，无论是英音、美音，甚至中式发音，考官都一视同仁，因为雅思考试对发音的界定是：“能够发出让人理解的声音的能力”!
3.因“单字不重音”被扣分
遇到“单字重音”，你必须把那些单词放慢、加重，原因很简单，在整个句子当中，只有这些单词，才是最重要的，其他单词，都要轻读。在雅思的“发音”评分标准中，有这样一个界定：“考生会使用重读、弱读，使自己更容易被理解。”而我们多数中国考生，仅仅把重读理解为一个单词里的重音音节，而不能把重音理解为“一个句子中的重音单词”，所以自然要被扣分了。
4.因只使用“单”词而非“词串”被扣分
不会使用“词串”的考生，得分一定会被扣0.5-1分。事实上，不会“词串”恰恰是中国考生的致命伤，它除了影响了词汇分，还影响了流利分和速度分。
多数中国考生，只使用单一的语法结构，即主谓宾结构，而很少使用多种语法，如被动语态、强调句、虚拟语态、疑问句、感叹句等，烤鸭们要记得多使用这些哦~。
多层结构答题法对于中国考生并非易事，因为很多中国考生在考试教育的荼毒下，根本就没有形成自己的思维逻辑，遇到问题只能凭借脑子里仅有的一点知识，胡乱说两句。要想熟练掌握多层答题法，最好的方法是培养口语题的答题思维。
7.因“不敢提问”被扣分
很多烤鸭在考试的时候可能会对某个或某几个问题不甚了解，在这样听不懂题目的时候，绝大烤鸭采取的策略是：一猜二蒙!当你猜测或蒙的时候，你在对考题的理解能力、表述自己观点的能力会严重丢分。如果你放松地、大胆地问考官，你压根不会被扣分。即便考官解释之后你要求他再次解释，你也仅仅可能因为“理解能力”而被扣个微乎其微的0.05分，而绝对不会因“听不懂”、“答跑题”收到双重重罚。
8.因“哑巴思维”被严重扣分
在模拟面试中，最痛苦的地方，不是听到了中国考生的哑巴英语，而是直面“哑巴思维”(哑巴思维：人云亦云、屈从权威、不敢挑战权力、不敢超越常规、缺乏个性、缺乏自由、缺乏创造性、缺乏想象力)，这是中国学生雅思口语均分全球倒数的根本症结，其严重程度，远超刚才所讲的其他问题的总和。
Describe an achievement that you are proud of
You should say:
What it was
How it was made
What difficulties have you encountered during the process
Why you are proud of this achievement
Well, I would like to start by saying that I am a goal-oriented person and I love to chase my targets and accomplish my goal. Here I would like to mention a time when not only I but my family also felt proud on me.
I was when I was in my 11th class and the school organized a farewell party for our seniors: the 12th grade students. I was given the responsibility of delivering a speech and my friend, who is a great orator, was assigned the duty of hosting the function. We started preparing for our presentation and before the event we were all good to go. However, a day before the event, my friend met with an accident and she broke her leg. This was a bolt from the blue for everyone and everybody thought that all the preparation would go in vain in the absence of the host. At eleventh hour, my teacher took a bold decision and he approached me with a firm trust that I could shoulder my friend’s responsibility. I became very nervous because I had never hosted any event before but I respected the faith of my teacher and with the help of my friend, I prepared myself a night before. Next day, I was feeling butterflies in my stomach when the event started but honestly speaking, the whole event went smooth when I stood on the podium. After the event, I took a sigh of relief and when my teachers and friends complimented me, I felt on top of the world. I received an award as well from the chief guest of the function. I, then, went back to hospital to meet my friend and I gave her the award which I think she truly deserved.
All in all, it was such a great experience of my life and it made me realise tht life is all about going boldly after your dreams without paying attention to naysayer. Thanks.
Describe a special toy you had in your childhood.
You should say:
what it was
who gave it to you
how often you played with it
and explain why it was special to you.
When I was five years old, I had an accident and was admitted in the hospital. I was required to stay in bed for at least two months. Days in the patient ward wasn’t as dull as I expected it to be. Actually the first week was quite fun. I could watch TV in bed and chat with my fellow “roommates” and my family visited me everyday.
But after a while, the hospital gradually started to lose its charm. I was getting bored when my Dad showed up. With a hat in his hand, he started to perform magic tricks. Out of thin air, he produced a flower and put it in the hat. Guess what happened next? He made a magic cube from the hat.
I was immediately in love with the magic cube. Time seemed to go much faster when my Dad taught me how to play it. Before I knew it, I was running around again. Till this day I play it on a daily basis. It always reminds me of my special bonding time with my Dad.
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