Surprise and when my girlfriend told me I was over the moon. It was an incredible city and the food was to die for! The trip was actually a It shows me true beauty and that I believe is why art is so popular.Įxample IELTS question – What did you do on your last birthday?Įxample IELTS answer with idiom – On my last birthday, I went to Paris with my girlfriend. When I look at my absolute favourite piece of art, “starry night” by Vincent Van Gogh I feel inspired and on top of the world. Art has the power to unite us and express feelings that we cannot with words alone. Meaning – feeling amazing, wonderful, ecstaticĮxample IELTS question – is art popular in your country?Įxample answer with idiom – Yes, I would say that art is highly popular in my nation. I feel content with my life at the moment and I am on cloud nine. It is a pleasure to go to work there each morning. 2. To be On cloud nineĮxample IELTS question - Do you like your job?Įxample answer with idiom – I must say that I adore my job and all the people that work there. They say he who is bored of London is bored of life! There is so much to do here that you are guaranteed to have a whale of a time if you visit. Meaning – To have a very fun and exciting timeĮxample IELTS question – Tell me about your hometown.Įxample answer with idiom – Well, I’m from London which is a world-renowned city for its history and culture. This is because you will always have the opportunity to express your own or someone else’s positive or negative opinions in IELTS. So, instead of randomly memorising large lists of hard to use idioms I recommend that you focus on idioms for positive and negative emotions.
Now, this is a great idiom but realistically there are going to be very few situations in which you can use this idiom in the IELTS test. Idiom in use - She may want to argue, but it takes two to tango and I won't stoop to her level. Meaning - when you want to emphasize that both people involved in a difficult situation must accept the blame, or that an activity needs two people who are willing to take part for it to happen.
However, the problem with idioms is that they are often so specific that it becomes almost impossible to use them.įor example, the idiom “it takes to tango”. One easy way to do that is by using idioms. In order to achieve a 7, you should demonstrate less common and idiomatic vocabulary. It is the second item that I want to discuss in today’s blog. uses some less common and idiomatic vocabulary and shows some awareness of style and collocation, with some inappropriate choices.uses vocabulary resource flexibly to discuss a variety of topics.If you look at the public band descriptors for IELTS speaking you will see that you need to demonstrate the following to achieve a grade 7 under the vocabulary section.
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