雅思口语part2高分示范答案--与别人分享的东西

雅思口语有题目而无答案，尤其是一个好的答案，就好比有肉而无酒，让人无比介怀。这不小站雅思频道特意整理雅思口语part2的各类题目还配上了答案。今天的雅思口语part2话题为Describe something that you have shared with others。文中附上了名师撰写的经典范文，为大家展示了一种可能的答题的思路，请勿照搬，仅供各位烤鸭参考。

I shared my depression experience with a stranger.

I had depressed feelings for a number of years. I couldn’t find joy in anything, my energy level was low and I was struggling to do basic chores like cleaning and washing. I found it incredible when people would suggest things like getting exercise to make me happier. All I could think was, 'I can't drag myself out of bed to take a shower, and how the hell am I supposed to drag myself to the gym?'

A friend of mine realised what was happening, and after one particular outburst of tears and misery, he suggested I went to the university counsellor.

Talking things through with someone who is completely unbiased is a wonderful experience. Even when you think you have nothing to talk about, they are good at getting you started.

Unfortunately, there was a limited time frame, and I felt those feelings creeping back. I finally went to my doctor, told them I had tried counselling, and asked if medication was an option. He agreed.

I know that anti-depressants are a controversial topic, but they were truly life-changing. The first type did not help. The second type was like opening a window.

They did not make me happy. What they did do, however, is give me the strength to start making myself happy. I stopped crying for no reason. I was able to sleep soundly. The thoughts screaming around my head ground to a halt so I could focus, and I started enjoying things again.

I still have bad days, but they are days - not weeks, or months.

In short, seek professional help. Friends and family are wonderful, but they can be biased and I can feel guilty for 'troubling' them with my feelings. Professionals are just that. I was proud of myself for taking that first step to find support.