翻译一篇英语文章Since there is a request for knowing how to get a 9

翻译一篇英语文章
Since there is a request for knowing how to get a 9 in the IELTS, here are some tips:
1. Modify your TV habits at least for some time. Watch BBC and other British programmes. Follow every word that they say and try to emulate the style (not neccesarily the accent) of the speakers.
2. Read extensively. My favourite is PG Wodehouse and I can still find at least four words in any Wodehouse short story which I need to look up. Keep a dictionary handy. If you remember the write - up by an IELTS paper checker, these will add to your store of Five Dollar words.
3. Practise speaking either with a friend who has a good command of the language, or even on tape. Play it back. How do you sound?
4. You do not have to use big and multi sylllable words, especially in your speaking. The sentences have to be appropriate, grammatically correct and in context. Always talk more than the examiner, but don’t waffle (meander out of context)
5. Take a course from a sensible person. The idea is to learn (as in any post graduate exam!) about exam TECHNIQUE rather than the content of the exam.
6. If you have a British Council in your city, attend one of their periodic IELTS get togethers and orientation meetings. These are very helpful. Two tips that I got from them about the subjective part of the exam were :
7. No margin for error or benefit of the doubt is given to the candidate in the writing and speaking sections. If the words are illegible or inaudible, they are considered WRONG.
8. The length of your essay(s) HAVE to be over the target word amount. I personally counted and put down the number of words for both my writing tasks. This can earn a sigh of relief from a harried examiner who has to count AND go through some very interesting matter.
9. JUST DO YOUR BEST. Setting targets like I MUST GET A 9 are often self defeating. Believe me, before the TRF form arrived, I had nightmares about getting 6.5 in one of the heads, which would mean a (more than) 90 day delay in my plans. So relax, God is in charge.
GOOD LUCK AND ENJOY THE EXAM

我自己翻译试试,给楼主作个参考.楼主是要考雅思考试吗?祝你顺利通关得高分!:)
这里给出一些建议以帮助你在雅思考试中取得9分的高分成绩:
1.至少在一段时间内改变你看电视的习惯.观看BBC(英国广播公司)和其他英国的电视节目.(雅思考试是英国推出的一项考试--译者注)努力听懂播音员说的每个词语,并试者模仿说话风格.(没有必要模仿方言)
2.广泛阅读.我最喜欢的是P.G.沃德豪斯的作品.(P.G.沃德豪斯(1881-1975),英国小说家和喜剧作家.--译者注)在任何一篇他写的短篇小说里,我至少有四个单词不认识,需要去查.在手边准备本词典,这有助于丰富你的词汇.
3.与英语学得很好的朋友或是借助磁带练习口语.你说得如何?
4.你没有必要使用很长的或是多音节词语,尤其是在口语中.句子必须表达恰当,语法正确并上下连贯.每次要比考官说得话多但不要唠叨(没有连贯性地闲谈)
5.向考过雅思考试的人讨教.讨教的目的是学习考试的技巧而不是考试内容(就像任何研究生考试一样).
6.如果你的城市有英国文化教育委员会,那么参加他们定期的雅思聚会和说明会.这是很有用的.我从他们那里得到的有关考试的两点启示是:
7.在写作与口语表达部分,不向考生提供疑问解答,也不纠错.难以辨认的或是听不到的词语都将被判为错.
8.你所写文章的长度必须超出规定词数.我就亲自数过我判的作文的词数.这样可以为必须数词数和阅读文章有趣部分的着急判卷者减轻负担.
9.努力做到最好.制定如"我必须在雅思考试中取得9分的成绩"这样的目标经常是弄巧成拙.相信我,在TRF (雅思成绩单)寄达前,我天天做噩梦,梦到有一部分得了6.5分.这使得我推迟了90多天的计划.所以,请你放松,上帝在保佑你.
祝你好运并享受考试!