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2021-12-16 12:33:22 Important phares for speaking..

Uplift one’s spirit  fill with high spirits; fill with optimism

Overload with (phrase) to put too many people or things in or on something

Down-to-earth (adj) practical

Go platinum (phrase) to sell 1 million copies of an album

The talk of the town (idiom) if something is the talk of a place, people there talk a lot about it

Make a killing (phrase) to have a great success, especially in making money

Low-profile (adj) deliberately not attracting public attention

In the middle of (doing) something (phrase) busy doing something

Up to the ears/neck/eyes in (idiom) involved in a difficult situation, or with more work to do than you can deal with

Nerve-racking (adj) making you very nervous or worried

Let one’s hair down (idiom) to relax and enjoy yourself because you are in a comfortable environment

Blow away (phrasal verb) impressive greatly

Dope (adj) very good

Part ways (phrase) end a relationship

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2021-12-15 09:11:53 How can I deal with the lack of ideas when writing IELTS writing?

It sounds like you are over-complicating IELTS writing. It’s probably easier if we look at an example together. The IELTS questions pretty much cover the same topics so let’s look at this one as it’s very simple.

So, all you have to do is read the question and think, do I agree or not? In this case I agree. Don’t try to balance your position unless your English is a very high level; it is much more difficult.

Essay structure.

Introduce the debate and state your opinion. Keep this concise. No one cares about the introduction. 30/40 words is fine.

Two body paragraphs of equal length. In each oe, add one idea and support it with a real-life example. So, for example, you could say

“Firstly, people today are living a more sedentary lifestyle. Due to the covid-19 pandemic, more and more people are being encouraged to work on computers at home. This has led to people sitting for long periods of time and not moving. I am in this situation and I have taken up running to counterbalance this lack of movement. I used to watch what I ate and I walked to most places but since I started running every day, I’ve lost 5 kilos. This shows that exercising daily is the best way improve your health” (95 words)

Makes sure that both your body paragraphs are a similar length.

Add a short conclusion and then edit your work; reread it and look for mistakes.

Two ideas shouldn’t be too difficult for you. If you really are struggling, start reading the news and you will get ideas there.

So, don’t overthink IELTS writing. Personalise your examples or invent them about friends or your country.

Dave Sale - IELTS Writing and Speaking Tutor at British Council! All Rights reserved.

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2021-12-14 20:17:25 100 words for the IELTS Writing and Reading Modules!!!

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2021-12-14 20:15:59 REPRIEVE (VERB): pardon
Synonyms: spare, acquit
Antonyms: charge
Example Sentence:
Under the new regime, prisoners under sentence of death were reprieved.

UTILITARIAN (ADJECTIVE): practical
Synonyms: functional, serviceable
Antonyms: decorative
Example Sentence:
I went inside a utilitarian building.

RAPTURE (NOUN): ecstasy
Synonyms: bliss, euphoria
Antonyms: boredom
Example Sentence:
We listened with rapture as the orchestra played.

ELOQUENT (ADJECTIVE): persuasive
Synonyms: expressive, articulate
Antonyms: inarticulate
Example Sentence:
She delivered an absolutely eloquent speech.

BUNGLE (VERB): mishandle
Synonyms: mismanage, mess up
Antonyms: succeed in
Example Sentence:
He bungled his first attempt to manage a group of professional players. #ielts #vocabulary #speaking #wordsoftheday

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2021-12-13 19:09:43 What is the penalty, if any, for adding a new idea to the conclusion in IELTS Writing Task 2 ?

It’s not that there is a penalty. The IELTS criteria only has a couple of penalties (Not on the public version of the criteria that you see though). What you do by adding another idea in your conclusion is two things.

- You are presenting an idea that isn’t developed and, therefore, you cap your Task Achievement at Band 6.0.

- You are structuring your essay poorly. Ideas come in the body of your essay. It isn’t rocket science.

So, just don’t do it. Structure your writing logically. This will get you much higher marks.

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