🌙Idioms can add depth and authenticity to your language skills.
🦉Choose idioms that are relevant to common IELTS speaking topics.
👍Idioms like 'born and raised' and 'get the hang of' can be used to discuss personal information and hobbies.
👣Expressions like 'hit the road' and 'over the moon' are ideal for talking about travel experiences.
💻Use idioms like 'double-edged sword' and 'on the fence' to express your opinions about technology and media.
Why are idioms important in language learning?
—Idioms add nuance and cultural context to your language skills, making you sound more natural and fluent in conversations.
Which idioms should I focus on for the IELTS speaking test?
—Choose idioms that are relevant to common IELTS speaking topics like personal information, hobbies, travel, and technology.
Can I use idioms in formal settings?
—It's best to use idioms in casual or semi-formal conversations. In formal settings, it's better to use more standard and neutral language.
Are there any outdated idioms I should avoid?
—Yes, many idioms taught in older materials may be outdated or too formal for everyday conversation. Focus on idioms that are commonly used in current English.
How can I improve my idiomatic language skills?
—Read and listen to authentic English materials, pay attention to idiomatic expressions used by native speakers, and practice using them in your own conversations.
00:00Idioms are expressions that have a specific meaning different from its individual words.
01:12Many idioms taught in older materials or through outdated videos are not used in real-life situations.
03:15Choose idioms that are relevant to common IELTS speaking topics like personal information, hobbies, and travel.
04:44Idioms like 'born and raised' and 'get the hang of' can be used to discuss personal information and hobbies.
07:57Expressions like 'hit the road' and 'over the moon' are ideal for talking about travel experiences.
09:57Use idioms like 'double-edged sword' and 'on the fence' to express your opinions about technology and media.
