IELTS Speaking Band 9 Students Using Idioms and Vocabulary
IELTS speaking with five candidates from around the world to get a band 9, from aehelp.com. Master English, join the Lingoda Sprint event, click this link: http://bit.ly/IELTS_LingodaEnglish use code CHANGE65 to get a 10EUR discount from your deposit. Read the opinion of past Sprint Event students at www.lingoda.com, This video gives a unique practice session with sample interviews with candidates from China, Jordan, Kazakhstan, the Philippines, and Japan with subtitles that show high-band lexical resources. See the following collocations, idioms, vocabulary, and expressions in use:
Conveniently located = easy, comfortable, easily accessible
Keep life interesting = making life more eventful and enjoyable
Pit stop = a brief break during travel, usually for food or to use the washroom
Give me a full charge = to be completely energized
Not particularly a big fan = to dislike something
Itching to take a break = a strong desire to rest.
Burn the midnight oil = to work into the very late hours of the day
Sleep like a baby = to sleep well, very peacefully
Hit the hay = to go to bed
Out like a light = to fall asleep instantly
Low on sleep = to not have enough sleep
Snap at people = to speak impatiently and angrily with people
Shut-eye = sleep
My mind races = to think quick and repetitive thoughts
Superb = splendid, excellent
Deep in one’s heart = to feel strongly and passionately about something
Feel estranged = to feel distant and disconnected from a friend or family member
Release some stress = let go of anxiety
Rekindle a relationship = to reconnect and strengthen a relationship through interaction
Special kind of energy = a positive and unique ambiance
Strategic planning = to organize an approach to an endeavor in a beneficial way
Advocate = to publicly recommend and support
Gross negligence = a severe lack of needed attention
In the long run = after a long period of time
Mutual respect = giving respect while understanding that we do not all share the same values
Innate feeling = a deep feeling, an inner sense, a sense one is born with
To hold true = remains true regardless of circumstance
Landing a dream job = getting the job a person always wanted
Keep the mind fit = maintain healthy psychology with mental exercises
Trinkets = small objects, often ornaments
Keepsake = a small present or souvenir
Ripped off = cheated by overcharged for a purchase
Conserver = to save, protect, reduce, to save from harm or destruction
Convey = to carry, transport, or transmit
Rote memory = memorization technique based on repetition
Diligent = having or showing care
Frequent types of challenges = common problems or difficulties
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