雅思口语当季话题卡：Describe an occasion when you helped a person 描述你帮助他人的经历

思路点拨：以下思路仅供参考，希望大家能够根据自己的实际经历撰写答案

该题目有两个信息点：person和help，前者很容易扩展。可以是小孩、年轻人、中年人、或者老年人，也可是男的或者女的，还可以是医生、老师、护士等。第二个信息点帮助，可以根据你前面决定的对象来扩展。诸如帮助孩子找父母，帮助同学解题等。至于帮忙后的感受，按照套路，我们应该会觉得自己很满足、很高兴、很有成就感。但是，我们也可以反过来说。帮助别人之后，受帮助的人丝毫没有感激之情，反而觉得这是应该的，导致自己有些沮丧。

You should say:

What the situation was 具体的情况如何?

Who you helped 你帮助了谁?

How you helped 你怎么帮忙的?

And explain how you felt after giving help 帮忙之后自己什么感受

我曾经帮助过的人是个老太太。周一早上，我像往常一样乘坐公交车去上班。很幸运的是，我在早高峰的人群里找到一个座位。你可以想象在北京早高峰期间，这是多么困难的一件事。

The person I helped was an old lady. It was Monday morning. I took the bus to work as usual. Fortunately enough, I found a seat among the crowd who flooded into the bus once the door opened. You can imagine how difficult it was during peak hours in Beijing.

两站路之后，上来一个老太太，大概60岁左右。她看了一圈，发现车上已经没有剩余座位，于是走到我身边，站着。这样一来，我就陷入一个道德两难中。一方面，中国传统文化要求我要礼让老人，我应该站起来把座位让给她。另一方面，如果我把座位让给她的话，我就得一直站着。这会极其痛苦。

After two stops, there climbed in an old lady at her 60s. She looked around and became disappointed finding that there was no seat available. She made a few steps forward and came to stand right beside me. This left me in a moral dilemma. On one hand, traditional Chinese culture required me to stand up and give my seat to her. Do not copy or repost it. On the other hand, my reason said no, because if I did, I would have to stand the whole journey and that would be suffering.

最终我良心战胜了理智。但让我吃惊的是，我刚想站起来，甚至屁股都没离开座位，老太太就把我拉开坐了下来。一脸心安理得，完全没有道谢的意思。最后我还是站了一路，下车的时候甚至都感觉不到自己的双腿。虽然我帮了一个人，但我完全没有感觉到快乐。与之相反，我很沮丧，甚至决定以后再也不给别人让座了。

Eventually my conscience prevailed over my reason and I decided to show courtesy. But to my surprise, at the moment I intended to stand up and even before my butt left the seat, the old lady pulled me out and sat down. She looked like she deserved the seat and how dare me to sit for a few seconds after she stood beside. I never got my ‘thank you’ and could not feel my legs when I got off. Therefore, rather than feeling happy or a sense of achievement, I felt frustrated and decided I would never give my seat away again.