一个人人惶恐的日子——四月1号愚人节张牙舞爪的来了!夹着芥末酱的蛋糕，掺了各种“调料”的可乐，屡试不爽的牙膏夹心奥利奥，这些愚人节“标配”，你中过招吗?今天又有多少人开着玩笑却说着心里话，这个世界上啊，的谎言就是：你想要的，时光都会给你。这里我们也要加一句，时光给不了的，知识补给你!今天，我们就来结合这道雅思口语题，教大家怎么样描述愚弄朋友的经历。
Describe a time when you decided not to tell a friend the truth.
You should say:
When and where this happened
Who the friend was
Why you decided not to tell this friend the truth
And explain how you felt about not telling this friend the truth.
When mentioning a time when I didn’t tell a friend the truth, it reminds me of a funny story that happened on April Fools’ Day last year. We all know that April Fools’ Day is a holiday full of fun as we celebrate the day just by looking for any opportunity we can to play an elaborate prank on our friends. A lot of the time, the pranks involve telling somebody something outrageous or false and if they’re gullible enough to believe it, we can say “April fools” to let them know that they’re been had by the prank.
So last year, on April Fools’ Day, I was trying to fool my best friend Lisa with a quiz game. The quiz was quite simple, “Are there any penguins in the world that can actually fly?”. And the rule was if she could answer it correctly, I would pay her 100 RMB. If she failed, she needed to pay me 100 RMB. Certainly the answer is no and her answer was no as well. But I told her that her answer was false and showed her the trailer from the BBC explaining the discovery of flying penguins in Antarctica. My friend’s jaw dropped and she gave me 100 RMB reluctantly. I couldn’t help laughing when I got the money and then told my friend it was a joke, the trailer was fake news created by the BBC itself to fool all the audience on April Fools’ Day in 2008.
该话题关键词
1. play a joke/trick/prank on sb. 捉弄某人
2. gullible adj.容易受骗上当的
3. fool sb. (into doing sth.) 愚弄某人(做某事)
4. one’s jaw drops 惊讶得目瞪口呆
