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Happy Thursday, guys! πŸ’ƒπŸ»
This week I’ve prepared for you a fun way to practise your IELTS Speaking answers πŸ§‘β€πŸŽ“πŸ’¬
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Let’s practice one answer. Repeat it phrase by phrase and then sentence by sentence πŸ™‚
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Do you have a favourite number?
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Btw, here’s the answer. You may find it easier to repeat when you can see it:

I think the whole idea of favourite or lucky numbers is a bit silly, but if I was forced to say, I’d choose 7. Apparently, so would most people! I’ve heard it was called the world’s favourite number.
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Congratulations to Sophia on passing her test.

Here's a funny thing. Sophia's task 2 topic was one of the first tasks I've ever made a video about on my YouTube channel, and I'll link that sample answer in the next post.

The speaking topic about wild animals was the same as I was asked in one of my early exams, and I was completely stunned as a 20-something year old when I was asked a topic for a 6 year old.

The lesson is topics are regularly repeated, so you don't have to hunt for the latest topics. And keep on going, you can pass your test too.
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Happy Thursday, guys! πŸ˜ƒ Hope you're having a great week! Today I'd like to share with you some tips on how to make any IELTS Writing (or Speaking) sentence complex.
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Relative clauses are a must in IELTS Writing! πŸ’‘
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Here's a little exercise for you. Turn these simple sentences into complex sentences with relative clauses. Ready? 😎
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I bought a new car. It is very fast.
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I live in London. It has some amazing parks.
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A woman called me. She is my new colleague.
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I'll publish my answers tomorrow! πŸ€“
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