Tips to improve vocabulary and grammar FOR IELTS speaking

Reading is a great way to improve your vocabulary and grammar. Try to read a variety of materials such as news articles, novels, and academic texts.

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Make a list of new words and try to use them in your speaking practice. Use a dictionary to check their meanings and pronunciation

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Collocations are words that commonly go together, such as 'make a decision' or 'take a test'. Using collocations can make your language more natural and fluent.

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Are phrases that have a figurative meaning that is from the literal meaning of the words. Using idiomatic expressions can show a higher level of language proficiency.

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Practice different grammar structures such as tenses, passive voice, conditionals, and reported speech. Use online resources or grammar books to learn more.

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Remember, it is important to use vocabulary and grammar that you are comfortable with and can use accurately.

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Avoid using words and structures that you are not sure about, as this can lead to errors and lower your band score. Focus on using language that is appropriate for the context and the task.

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Tips to improve vocabulary and grammar FOR IELTS speaking

Reading is a great way to improve your vocabulary and grammar. Try to read a variety of materials such as news articles, novels, and academic texts.

Read widely

Make a list of new words and try to use them in your speaking practice. Use a dictionary to check their meanings and pronunciation

Learn new words

Collocations are words that commonly go together, such as 'make a decision' or 'take a test'. Using collocations can make your language more natural and fluent.

Use collocations

Are phrases that have a figurative meaning that is from the literal meaning of the words. Using idiomatic expressions can show a higher level of language proficiency.

Use idiomatic expressions

Practice different grammar structures such as tenses, passive voice, conditionals, and reported speech. Use online resources or grammar books to learn more.

Practice grammar

Remember, it is important to use vocabulary and grammar that you are comfortable with and can use accurately.

Avoid using words and structures that you are not sure about, as this can lead to errors and lower your band score. Focus on using language that is appropriate for the context and the task.

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