PART 2
Describe an occasion when you had to wait a long
time for someone or something to arrive.
You should say：
Who or what you are waiting for
How long you had to wait
Why you had to wait a long time
and explain how you felt about waiting a long time.
You will have to talk about the topic for one to two minutes.
You have one minute to think about what you are going to say.
You can make some notes to help you if you wish.
范例
I would like to describe an occasion when I was waiting for the HR supervisor for the interview for my first job last year.I made an appointment with the recruiting staff and arrived fifteen minutes early，in the hope of leaving them a good impression.
I first filled out the personal information form and then I was told to wait a few minutes for my turn.I noticed that there were approximately twenty people in the waiting room waiting as well.I didn´t give it any thought at that moment.But twenty minutes later，I did not get any information from anyone about the interview.Though I am not a fan of the extended waiting time，all I can do was sitting in the chair and wait.Twenty more minutes later，the staff came in and told us that something urgent came up and sorry to let us wait for another half an hour patiently.Candidates started leaving until there were about 8 persons left.I told myself no to be too anxious，so I took out my smartphone and started to surf the internet and thought maybe I could dig more information about the company，which might facilitate my interview.The thirty minutes felt like five minutes when I looked up to see that we were being called one by one to the conference room.
Twenty more minutes later，it was my turn and it was a super great interview.I believed that I performed as well as I expected and I had the offer in the final round.Every time when I think back，it hits me that even if we don´t enjoy all the waiting，but to a certain degree，the wait can be a somewhat helpful way to test our patience and tolerance for other things and oer people.And if yu cannot tke rol of the siuaion，maybe yu c change the way how you look at it or even how you can make the best use out of it.
翻译
我想说说我去年第一次参加面试时等待人力资源主管的经历。按照我和公司招聘人员的约定，我提前15分钟到达了面试公司，希望给他们留下好印象。
我当时先填写了个人信息表，然后就被告知等几分钟。当时屋里大概有20人在等待，我并没想太多。20分钟后，我还是没被叫号。虽然讨厌干等着，但我只能无可奈何地继续坐在凳子上等待。又过了20多分钟，有个负责人过来告知我们，人力资源主管有紧急事情要处理，所以很抱歉地让我们再耐心等待半个小时。听到这个通知，有人离开了，最后就剩下8个人。我告诉自己不需太着急，就拿出手机开始上网，心想可以用这个时间来多查查这家公司的信息以更好地为面试而准备。不知道半小时是怎么过去的，我一抬头发现我们已经一个个地被叫号了。
大概20分钟后，轮到我进去了。我面试的表现如我预期一样不错，并得到最后一轮面试的机会。我从那次经历中学到：虽然我们都不怎么喜欢等待，但从某种意义上来讲，等待是一种考验我们对他人或事的耐心和容忍的方式。当你改不了外在环境时，不妨试试去改变你的态度或尽可能利用现有的条件。