雅思阅读范文训练

　　下面是出国留学网雅思考试栏目诚心为大家整理的“2017雅思阅读范文训练：二十岁青春正好”，各位童鞋们，赶快抓紧时间练习吧，小编在这里预祝各位考试顺利!

　　20s are always awesome. You are young and free, with your whole life ahead of you. You have the choice to achieve anything you want, and are free from many of the responsibilities that come with being in your thirties. However, usually only when you’ve turned 30, you realized there’re much you haven’t done yet. And it’s harder to achieve them once you enter another stage of life.

　　These are the things I wish I did in my 20s. If you’re in your 20s, maybe it’s time to take action right now.

　　20多岁的时光总是很精彩。有大把的美好时光在前方等着年轻自由的你。你可以选择实现任何想要实现的目标，并且没有30来岁时肩负的责任。然而，通常当你真正步入30岁门槛时，才发现还有那么多没做过的事情。一旦踏入生活的另一个阶段，实现年少时的目标会变得更加困难。

　　下面的这些事我真希望在20多岁时都做过啊!如果你正处于20多岁，也许现在正是采取行动的时候。

　　1. Travel to a farther country

　　In my 20s, when I still have time and freedom, I didn’t travel to many countries that are far far away. Because I didn’t have much money. Now I have some money, but I don’t have enough time. If I can go back, I’d find more ways to earn the money or any ways that can support my traveling.

　　1. 去比较遥远的国度旅行

　　在我20多岁时，那时我仍然有时间，也很自由，但是没有去过许多遥远的国家。因为我没有足够的金钱。现在，我有钱了，但是又没有足够的时间。如果我能重回20岁，我会寻找更多挣钱的方法或是用任何手段支持我的旅行费用。

　　2. Reject people who don’t deserve a position in my life

　　There’re some people who aren’t meant to stay in your life. At that time I was...

　　本次出国留学网雅思考试栏目诚心为大家整理“2017雅思阅读日常训练一”，各位童鞋们，赶快抓紧时间练习吧，小编在这里预祝各位考试顺利!

　　It's pretty safe to say that we'd all like to come across as well-informed, knowledgeable, and smart. Society values experts and rewards them, so we benefit when we're seen as having a certain level of command in what we do and what we speak about. While it's certainly positive to better ourselves in this regard, it can be a dangerous path to go down if we're focused too much on perceived expertise and intelligence during our interactions with others.

　　As we seek to better ourselves in our fields of work, we may notice our vocabulary shifting to defend our newfound status. We don't admit our shortcomings for fear of becoming vulnerable to criticism, and we stop acknowledging others to preserve our own ranking. However, what this behavior turns one into is not an expert but a know-it-all. To avoid becoming the latter, make a conscious effort to continue to implement the following three phrases into your daily interactions. True experts who know their value and don't question their own intelligence use these phrases regularly. It doesn't make them sound unsure or unreliable, it makes them sound smart.

　　1. "What do you think?" Taking the time to consider multiple ideas—especially those of others—shows you're smart enough to do your research. Know-it-alls resist input from others and put themselves in situations where they make more mistakes (and also turn off everyone around them)...