雅思口语Part3参考范文：Describe a good news heard from other people

1. How do people share good news? 人们如何分享好消息?

Oh, they do it in various ways. The most common one is to tell family and friends about it in real life interactions, for example, over coffee or dinner, or, if they waited for this news for a long time, at the party organized precisely for informing the closest people about the news and celebrating the Big Day together. Seeing faces of the loved ones at the moment they hear good news will prolong the happiness and joy of the hosts. There are also easier ways to break the news to others such as posting it in social media, for example. Facebook, Twitter or Google Plus, telling about it in the blog or just sending a message note or an e-mail to the people they want to share this particular piece of news with. Doing so, the informers will reach a much larger audience, but get far positive emotions because the feedback won’t exhilarate them as much as face-to-face communication.

2. How does modern technology affect the delivery of news? 现代技术如何影响新闻的传递?

Well, to my mind, hugely. Modern technology has already changed and still keeps changing the tools newsrooms use to gather and present the news as well as the wav people get it. What I mean is that state-of-the-art technology lets people get news much faster than they used to, have access to various online sources of information and get updated info round the clock without having to wait for the following day’s newspaper or newscast. What is more, a lot of time and money is saved both on delivering getting news thanks to technology

3. When do people share good news? 人们什么时候分享好消息?

Oh, I guess, people share good news, first of all, when emotions are running high and they want the world to know how happy they are and want to spread their happiness, joy and positive experiences around. Also, this happens when people want to thank those who believed in them because sometimes it’s so important to be pushed and feel supported as usually so many dreams die without approval and belief of significant people. Sometimes people share good news to give hope to people who strive for the same but either doubt or don’t believe it can be achieved. And, of course, there are also cases when people break good news to others just because they want to boast or make somebody jealous of their achievements.