Collocations, idioms and word families to build your vocabulary on all IELTS Speaking topics.
Here are 18 synonyms you can use instead of âveryâ to make your speech more interesting and show your control of vocabulary to the examiner.
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Did you know that linking words in IELTS are really important to help improve your fluency? This article will give you the secret to sound more natural.
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In this article we will look at some typically difficult questions, and how you can start to answer them, using something different from âI donât knowâ.
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A key part of IELTS Speaking is using a wide range of vocabulary, including lesson common adjectives. This lesson will show you the right way to do it.
IELTS Vocabulary: Adjectives for Speaking Read More »
Here, I am going to show you what phrasal verbs are, how exciting they are, why they are important in IELTS Speaking and 15 of my âfavouriteâ ones.
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đ GET YOUR PDF BELOW đ Download Now! https://youtu.be/GdoPPOgBgdI Here are some of the best idioms for IELTS Speaking to describe your feelings. In Part 2 of IELTS Speaking, the task card (or cue card) asks you to describe a person, place, event, activity or thing and then often asks you to ‘explain how you felt
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Why is it important to improve your IELTS vocabulary for speaking? Because, this is also the one area that most differentiates a band 6, 7, 8 and 9. Whatâs more, the one area where you can make the biggest and fastest improvement in your speaking, is vocabulary… Â …if you study it correctly! Table of Contents
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