《雅思口說當季真經全詳解》分享 Part 3—A disagreement you had with someone 不同意別人觀點時

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A disagreement you had with someone 不同意別人觀點時

《A disagreement you had with someone 不同意別人觀點時》是《雅思口說當季真經全詳解》May-Aug 2025 中收錄的雅思口說 part 3 延伸 part 2 cue card 的考題。問題內容如下（節錄）：

1. What do you do if you disagree with someone?
   如果你不同意某人的觀點，該怎麼做？

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   當我不同意某人的觀點時，我會盡量保持冷靜並聽取他們的意見。例如，如果我的朋友想看一部我不喜歡的電影，我會解釋為什麼我喜歡另一部電影，並建議一個折衷辦法。有禮貌地交談有助於我們在不吵架的情況下瞭解對方。如果是小問題，我可能會讓它過去以避免爭吵。但如果是重要的問題，我會清楚地分享我的想法，同時尊重他們的想法。保持尊重並尋找中間立場通常最能讓事情保持友好並解決分歧。

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   When I disagree with someone, I try to stay calm and listen to their side. For example, if my friend wants to watch a movie I don’t like, I explain why I prefer another one and suggest a compromise. Talking politely helps us understand each other without fighting. If it’s a small issue, I might let it go to avoid arguing. But if it’s important, I share my thoughts clearly while respecting theirs. Staying respectful and finding a middle ground usually works best to keep things friendly and solve the disagreement.

2. How can we stop an argument from escalating into a fight?
   如何阻止爭吵升級為打鬥？

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   為了阻止爭吵演變成打鬥，請保持冷靜並仔細聆聽。舉例來說，當我和妹妹因為共用電腦的問題爭吵時，我深呼吸，讓她先說。使用禮貌用語和避免指責也有幫助。如果事情變得激烈，休息一會可以讓大家都冷靜下來。尋找解決方法，例如輪流處理，也很有效。重要的是要尊重對方的感受，並專注於解決問題，而不是贏。這樣可以讓爭論保持平和，防止爭論演變成更大或傷害性的事情。

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   To stop an argument from becoming a fight, stay calm and listen carefully. For example, when my sister and I argued about sharing the computer, I took a deep breath and let her talk first. Using polite words and avoiding blame helps too. Taking a short break if things get heated can calm everyone down. Finding a solution, like taking turns, also works. It’s important to respect the other person’s feelings and focus on solving the problem, not winning. This keeps arguments peaceful and prevents them from turning into something bigger or hurtful.

3. Who do you think should teach children to respect their teachers?
   你認為誰應該教導孩子尊重老師？

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   家長應該教導孩子尊重老師，因為他們是第一個榜樣。他們可以教導孩子如何有禮貌和聽話。例如，我媽媽教我對老師說「謝謝」，這顯示出對老師的尊重。老師也可以透過制定明確的規則和親切的態度來強化這一點。學校也可以在課堂上教導孩子尊重他人等價值觀。但家長的角色最為重要，因為孩子們首先會在家中從家長身上學習。如果家長以身作則，例如對他人有禮貌，孩子們也更有可能尊重老師。

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   Parents should teach children to respect their teachers because they’re the first role models. They can show kids how to be polite and listen. For example, my mom taught me to say “thank you”to my teachers, which shows respect. Teachers can also reinforce this by setting clear rules and being kind. Schools might help by teaching values like respect in class. But parents have the biggest role since kids learn from them at home first. When parents model respect, like being polite to others, kids are more likely to respect their teachers too.

4. Why do some people avoid arguing with others?
   為什麼有些人避免與他人爭論？

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   有些人避免爭論是為了保持和平，或是因為他們不喜歡衝突。例如，我的朋友與老闆意見相左時會保持沉默，以避免工作上的麻煩。其他人可能覺得如果對方不聽，爭論是沒有意義的。有些人避免爭吵是為了不傷害感情，尤其是和親密的朋友或家人。害羞的人也可能會因為不敢說話而感到緊張。避免爭吵可以讓事情保持平靜，但有時最好還是禮貌地分享你的想法來解決問題，而不是保持沉默，讓問題越積越多。

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   Some people avoid arguing to keep peace or because they don’t like conflict. For example, my friend stays quiet when he disagrees with his boss to avoid trouble at work. Others might feel arguing is pointless if the other person won’t listen. Some avoid it to not hurt feelings, especially with close friends or family. Shy people might also feel nervous about speaking up. Avoiding arguments can keep things calm, but sometimes it’s better to share your thoughts politely to solve problems instead of staying silent and letting issues build up.