IELTS Speaking Course

We return to the area of lexical resource and look at creating more formal vocabulary through the use of affixes.

This grammar point will help you form more complex sentences, which is what examiners look for when awarding higher band scores to candidates.

We will look at language points which are commonly used in rhetorical devices and some of these may be of use to you during the speaking exam.

You shouldn’t use many, but a well-placed idiom in the speaking exam could contribute towards a higher band score.

Our main focus is on 'th' & 'gh' sounds and also the 'schwa' sound - an integral part of stress patterns in the English language.

This lesson will focus on three main points: style of language, avoiding repetition and further work with prepositions through phrasal verbs.

Some prepositional mistakes are ok, as they are quite hard to learn and you don't want to overthink everything, but many mistakes are rather noticeable.

We have many linking phrases in English, but it is common for people to overuse some of them. In this lesson we will focus on using a variety of them.

This course is going to provide you with the language you will need to succeed in the IELTS speaking exam.