Instead of 'big', use words like 'gargantuan', 'massive', or 'enormous' to score higher in IELTS speaking parts.
Students should immerse themselves in English by watching TV, listening to podcasts, and learning adjectives, adverbs, and linking phrases that are commonly used across all topics.
Replace 'first' with 'at the outset' to introduce a story more impressively in IELTS speaking part two.
Use phrases like 'meanwhile', 'consequently', 'as a result', and 'eventually' to transition effectively in IELTS speaking part two.
Using a variety of linking words helps move the story along, provides more detail, and demonstrates a higher level of fluency and vocabulary, which examiners look for.
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