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Bring your IELTS Speaking answers to life at once with natural-sounding expressions for everything from home cooking to restaurant talk — from core phrases to model answers, all in one place.
Learn the expressions you need for the shopping and money topic in IELTS Speaking: from core phrases to the extended vocabulary bank, from the "saved up for" model answer to ready frames for Part 3 consumer discussions.
Learn in one place the core and extended vocabulary that works in all parts of IELTS Speaking for the travel and holiday topic, two model cue card answers and Part 3 question frames.
Practise although/while, relative clauses, conditionals and participle openers for IELTS Writing. These four structures are this lesson's selection, not an official Band 7 list; focus on relevant meaning, variety and accuracy.
In this material you will learn the core vocabulary base for the technology and health topics for Task 2, strong collocations, thesis templates and practice tasks with answers.
Practise education and environment topics with this free material: core vocabulary, collocations, adaptable sentence examples and exercises with answers.
Everything in one lesson: the verbs you need to describe changes on maps and process diagrams, the passive voice, sequencing language, an overview strategy for both formats and two original model answers analysed in the examiner's style.
Learn, with an original model essay, how to recognise two-part questions and answer both parts fully, a planning table with problem–solution pairs, and ways of avoiding the "list everything" trap.
With 'outweigh' questions it is not enough to list advantages and disadvantages — you must state clearly which side wins. In this lesson you will learn how to choose a position, one-sided and two-sided plans, balance phrases and a full model essay.
In this lesson you will learn, with an original model essay and a phrase bank, when an opinion is required in IELTS "Discuss both views" essay questions, how to present both views in a balanced way, and where to place your own position from the thesis to the conclusion.
Memorised answers, one-word answers and hidden translation pauses — learn the mistakes that lower your Speaking mark at moments nobody notices, and practical fixes for them.
In this lesson you will learn the four pronunciation features the examiner listens for, word and sentence stress, splitting speech into meaningful chunks, and practical drills for checking your own voice.
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