雅思口语9-12月话题转学/搬家题目要求考生描述“一次转学/搬家的经历”。作答要点包括：时间;地点(从哪里到哪里);原因;个人感受。下面小编为大家带来了雅思口语9-12月话题题库：转学/搬家范文，供大家参考。
P2
Describe a time when you moved to a new school or home.
You should say:
When you moved
Where you moved from and to
Why you moved
And explain how you felt about this move.
P3
1.Do people like to live in big houses or small houses?
2.Where do old people like to live in, cities or countryside?
3.Do you like to move home frequently?
4.Is it easy to move home in your country?
5.Do you think it is good for people to live in the same place for their entire life?
解析
题目要求考生描述“一次转学/搬家的经历”。作答要点包括：时间;地点(从哪里到哪里);原因;个人感受。
范文
I transferred to another school for just once when I was a grade three student in primary school. Actually, I was forced by my mom to do so. According to her, I could be receiving better English education in that new school, which thankfully, turned out to be true. But at that time, the least thing I wanted to do, is to leave all my good friends behind and move to that new school. Sadly, I wasn’t the one to make the final call. It took me a lot of efforts to finally make up my mind and go.
I can still remember that scorching morning in September, my parents helped me get enrolled in a private school in the inner suburb of Nanjing. The long distance between my new school and home was not the most stimulating part of the whole story. For a 10-year-old pupil, how to ‘survive’ in a boarding school was the biggest challenge.
However, to tell you the truth, I was extremely excited at hearing the news that I would have to live in school from Monday to Friday every week. No doubt, that meant I could be completely ‘free’ from my parents for most of the time in a week. In the first three days, everything went quite well. All I had to do is to adjust myself to a new environment, making some new friends, getting to know the teachers, and getting everything ready for school. This barely left me any time to think about my parents and old friends. However, on the fourth day of my ‘independent’ campus life, I saw one of my roommates weeping in her bed at night. At that very moment, sadness filled my heart, and I couldn’t help crying out loud, thinking about my parents and old friends. It was at that very night that I first realized how high the cost of good education is. After that, I started to work my butt off, trying to make the best out of the resources provided by my new school.
Even now, when I look back on those days spent in that boarding school, I still feel deeply grateful, because I not only gained knowledge there, but also mastered to be a truly independent and determined person.