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135 typical IELTS Speaking Part One questions

, 11 2014 . 22:20 +
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135 typical IELTS Speaking Part One questions

Admin questions

1. Can I see your (photo) ID please?/ Can I have your scorecard please?/ Please show me your passport/ Can I see some identification first?

Name
2. Can I just check your name? / Your name is _______________/ So you are_______________. Is that right?
3. Could you tell me your (full) name please?
4. Can I check out how to pronounce/ spell your name?
5. What would you like me to call you?/ What should I call you?
6. Which part is your first name?
7. So, it says here that your name is ________________ Did I pronounce that okay?
8. Would you prefer me to use your first name or your family name?
9. Is it okay if I use your first name?
10. Should I call you _____________ or ______________?
11. Do you prefer Mrs, Miss or Ms?
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Useful expressions

, 15 2014 . 11:59 +
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Useful expressions

it's high time -
take your time -
help yourself -
pay attention - ()
draw (smb's) attention - (-)
to take a chance -
to have a rest -
to take offence -
to take a nap -
to hit the target -
to put an end to - ,
to play with fire -
to read between lines -
to take into account -
to make a point -
to jump at conclusions -
moment of silence -
in accordance with -
on account of -
in addition to -
at any rate -
on behalf of -
on the basis of -
for the benefit of -
by and large -
in charge of -
in the course of -
with the exception of -
at the expense of -
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1) come on! - ; ,
"Come on, what's on your mind?"
2) come up -
I will not be able to visit you tonight if something else comes up.
3) come up with (something) - , ,
I tried to come up with a good excuse.
4) deal with (something) - -, -
I will deal with the problem later.
5) end up (doing something or going somewhere)
- -, , ,
We ended up visiting our friend after shopping last night.
6) figure out (someone or something) - , ,
She finally figured out how to use MacBook.
7) fill in (something) -
"Please try to fill in this form without corrections."
8) find out (something) - -
The parents got furious when they found out that their son was expelled.
9) get back to (something) -
I am always happy to get back to my work after my holiday.
10) get into (something) - , -
I never get into an argument with my boss.
11) get into (somewhere) - -
I dream about getting into a good university.
12) get out of (somewhere) - , ,
"Now, let's get out of here."
13) get rid of (something) -
I want to get rid of my old computer.
14) get through (something) - -
I have to get through my reading before tomorrow.
15) go ahead - -
"Go ahead, we're all listening."
16) go on - ()
The film will probably go on for another hour.
17) go over (something) - ,
I plan to go over your task later.
18) go with (something) - -
I decided to go with cake rather than ice-cream.
19) hang out (somewhere/with someone) - -/ -,
I haven't been hanging out much lately .
20) hold on - ; ;
"Please, hold on for a moment! I have to check the lock."
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Food expressions

, 23 2014 . 17:19 +
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Food expressions

I'm starving. - .
I could eat a horse!. - ( ).
I'm just a bit peckish. - .
Greasy spoon - ,
Nosh, grub - ,
Takeaway - ,
Starter -
Main course -
Service not included - ,
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Idioms

, 24 2014 . 15:43 +
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Idioms


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Sleep Idioms

, 27 2014 . 08:24 +
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Sleep Idioms


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Take VS Have

, 28 2014 . 10:09 +
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Take VS Have


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Useful expressions

, 01 2014 . 20:14 +
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Useful expressions


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Vocabulary: Television

, 02 2014 . 20:56 +
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Vocabulary: Television

Cartoon
Documentary
Game show /
Reality show -
Series
Sitcom (situation comedy)
Soap opera
Sports programme
Talk show -
The news
Weather forecast

Anchor
Breaking news (, )
Commercial/ad break
Couch potato ,
Host -
Newscast ( / )
Presenter
Prime time tv ,
Remote (control) / clicker
Rerun / repeat
To zap
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I think...

, 04 2014 . 20:30 +
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I think...


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Expressions and proverbs about knowledge

, 21 2014 . 10:50 +
Spirit_of_Sky [ + !]

Expressions and proverbs about knowledge

Mental food -
Food for thought -
Be very quick in -
Follow in smb's footsteps - -
Go one's own way -
An idle brain is the devil's workshop - -
Be head over ears in work -
Busy one's brains about smth - -
Stuff smb's head with smth - - -
From cover to cover -
Show promise -
A walking dictionary / encyclopedia - ,
Reap the fruits of smth - -
Under pressure - ,
Turn a deaf ear to smth - -
In (at) one ear and out (at) the other - ,
It's never late to learn -
He, who makes no mistake, makes nothing - ,
Knowledge is power - -
Better untaught than ill taught -
Money spent on the brain is never spent in vain - , ,
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Useful expressions

, 28 2014 . 11:26 +
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Useful expressions

it's high time -
take your time -
help yourself -
to take measures -
to make a decision -
to achieve results -
pay attention - ()
draw (smb's) attention - (-)
to take a chance -
to have a rest -
to take offence -
to take a nap -
to hit the target -
to read between lines -
to take into account -
to make a point -
at the world's end -
in accordance with -
on account of -
in addition to -
at any rate -
on behalf of -
on the basis of -
for the benefit of -
by and large -
in charge of -
in connection with -
in contrast to/with -
in the course of -
as early as -
with the exception of -
at the expense of -
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Phrasal Verbs

, 28 2014 . 11:27 +
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Phrasal Verbs

give in/give up = ,
call off = ;
pull through = ()
put off = (-. );
look after =
put up with = c (-. / -.), , (-.)
carry on =
look forward to = ;
break up = ( , ), ( , )
blow out = ( ),
pass out =
look up = (-. , , )
look down on = (-.),
turn into =
get away with = , ,

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Useful expressions

, 07 2014 . 21:21 +
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Useful expressions

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, 09 2014 . 08:53 +
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about car)

, 25 2015 . 18:16 +
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about car)

    (yes, I'm car enthusiast)))))

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Groups of animals in English) Very interesting)))

, 08 2015 . 09:09 +
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Groups of animals in English) Very interesting)))

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142 adjectives

, 08 2015 . 09:23 +
Nonochka2 [ + !]

142 adjectives

PEOPLE
examples: She’s a helpful person. · He’s a selfish person.
PEOPLE


Good                                 Bad
helpful                              unhelpful
friendly                             unfriendly
generous                          selfish
kind                                  mean
compassionate                 wicked
sympathetic                      evil
reliable                             unreliable
gentle                              violent
honest                             dishonest
loving                               ruthless
caring                               uncaring
humble                             snobbish
receptive                          rude
understanding                  manipulative
cheerful                            angry
patient                              impatient
trustworthy                       untrustworthy
loyal                                 disloyal
faithful                              unfaithful
WEATHER
examples: The weather was warm and sunny. · The weather was cold and windy.
WEATHER

Good                                              Bad

 lovely                                             stormy
sunny                                              cold
warm                                              freezing
pleasant                                         windy
balmy                                             awful
beautiful                                         rainy
summery                                        humid
mild                                                foggy
fine                                                 cloudy
clear                                               nasty
EXPERIENCE
examples: It was an amazing book. · It was a boring movie.
EXPERIENCE


Good                                            Bad
amazing                                        boring
exciting                                         unpleasant
positive                                         negative
wonderful                                      difficult
enriching                                       frightening
interesting                                     scary
unique                                           horrible
magnificent                                   terrible
joyful                                             depressing
productive                                     traumatic
relaxing                                         stressful
OTHER EXAMPLES



examples: What a pretty dress. · What a terrible accident.
OTHER EXAMPLES


Good                                                Bad
a pretty dress                                     a terrible accident
an attractive kitchen                           an evil plot
a colourful painting                             a tasteless meal
a splendid meal                                 a horrible day
a terrific show                                    a stupid idea
an amazing concert                            a dreadful incident
a wonderful holiday                            a violent demonstration
a superb actor                                    an exhausting trip
a magnificent collection                     a bitter employee
an excellent presentation                   a vengeful gang
an exceptional teacher                       a tough customer
an extraordinary performance             a dirty room
a marvelous holiday                           a dangerous neighbourhood
a fantastic movie                                a tiring day
a tremendous honour                         a difficult exam
an outstanding musician                    a challenging quiz
a fabulous location                            a notorious criminal
a beautiful woman                             an illegal activity
a breathtaking performance               an immoral act
a lovely home                                   an isolated place
an exquisite painting                        a lonely widow
an intelligent professor                     a frustrating time
a gorgeous view                               a confusing situation
a safe area                                       a disgusting smell
a proud parent                                 a shocking attack
a well-behaved child                        a tense mood
a flexible policy                                a helpless feeling
a fragrant garden                             a cowardly act
a talented comedian                       a strict rule
a comfortable bed                          a careless driver
an optimistic attitude                      a pessimistic view

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