During the IELTS speaking test you might forget some words because you are nervous. Try not to worry! You can use other words to describe what you want to say.
In this post I will give you some expressions that you can use to help you explain what you mean and at the same time demonstrate your speaking skills to the examiner.
IELTS Speaking Tip – Giving Opinions
In the IELTS speaking test, the examiner may ask you for your opinion on a particular topic. You may need to express opinions in part 1, part 2 or part 3 of the test.
Therefore, it is a good idea to learn some special phrases that you can use in your response.
Therefore, it is a good idea to learn some special phrases that you can use in your response.
What is the difference between ‘remember’ and ‘remind’?
Many learners make mistakes with the verbs remember and remind. So, in this post I am going to explain the difference.
Remember and remind have similar meanings but there is a very important difference in how they are used.
What is the difference between ‘see’, ‘look’ and ‘watch’?
Many English learners have a problem understanding the difference between the verbs see, look and watch. Which verb you use depends on what the object of your eyes is doing (is it still? is it moving?) and whether you are 'looking at' it with intention.
Let's look at some examples:
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IELTS Speaking Test Part 1 – Grammar tip
In part one of the IELTS speaking test, you are asked about 12 general questions. These questions will be about yourself, for example your home town, your favourite holiday destination, what books or films you like, your family, your neighbours, etc.
It is important to use correct grammar in your answers, so listen carefully to the questions.
IELTS Conversation fillers
In the IELTS speaking test, you often need to think about what to say next. But this does not mean that you cannot demonstrate your command of English while you are thinking. When English native speakers do not know what to say, they are not completely silent. They use conversation fillers – words and phrases to fill the space. Here are some examples:
