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Recourses
- IELTS resources
- 500- IELTS Vocabulary Words by Mastership.pdf
- academic-word-list.pdf
- IELTS_TOPICWISE_VOCABULARY.pdf;filename= UTF-8''IELTS TOPICWISE VOCABULARY.pdf
- Reccomended Structure for IETLS General Writing Task 2.pdf
- ielts7.pdf
- IELTS_task_1_Writing_band_descriptors.pdf
- E2_EssaysLetters-1.pdf
- 3.2 speaking-band-descriptors.pdf
- 3.1 IELTS Speaking Evaluation Criteria SIMPLE.pdf
Speaking
- Sample IELTS Speaking Test
- IELTS Speaking Part 1
- IELTS Sample Speaking Test
- Sample answer
- Fluency Grammar course
Speaking Part 2
- IELTS speaking part 2
- Make them your own!
- Speaking Vocabulary | Environment
- Sample Answer
- Fluency Grammar | Present Simple
Speaking Part 3
- Speaking part 3
- Grammar | Comparing with ‘as … as’
- Speaking Vocabulary | Shopping
- Sample Answer
- Fluency Grammar | Present Perfect Continuous
Topics usually appear in the IELTS Speaking exam
- IELTS Speaking Topics: Part 1
- Grammar | Conditionals for Real and Unreal Situations
- Vocabulary | Weather
- Sample Answer
Level of English
- Your level of English
- Grammar | Countable and uncountable nouns
- Vocabulary | Music
- Sample Answer
Rythmic IELTS
- The view each part of the Speaking exam
- Expressing Opinions
- Vocabulary | Town and City
- Sample Answer
- Fluency Grammar | Present Perfect Continuous
Fluency skills with chunks
- Improve your fluency skills with chunks
- Grammar | If, Provided, Unless and As Long As
- Vocabulary | Business
- Sample Answer
Using Fillers
- Functions >> Using Fillers
- Vocabulary | Physical Appearance
- Sample answer
- FLUENCY FOR IELTS SPEAKING pdf
Can I ask the examiner
- Say that again
- Grammar | Present perfect versus past simple
- Vocabulary | Personality and character
- Sample answer
Collocations
- Learning set expressions
- Vocabulary | Clothes and Fashion
- Sample Answer
- Fluency Grammar | Past Habit (simple, used to, would)
Develop Speaking at home
- The way of developing speaking english at home
- Vocabulary | Accommodation
- Sample answer
- Fluency Grammar | Present Perfect (experiences)
Using Dictionaries
- Using Dictionaries
- Grammar | Word Order with Adverbs
- Vocabulary | Books and Films
- Sample Answer
- Fluency Grammar | Comparisons
Main three topics speaking
- Three types of topices
- Vocabulary | Health
- Sample answer
- Agreeing and Disagreeing
- Fluency Grammar | Superlatives
Common Questions
- Common Questions
- Confirming Understanding
- Vocabulary | Education
- Sample answer
- Fluency Grammar | Second Conditional
How to start your talk
- Start talking
- Comparing & Contrasting
- Vocabulary | Food
- Sample answer
- Fluency Grammar | Simple Past
Practice model answer
- Model answer
- Vocabulary | Sport
- Sample answer
- FLUENCY GRAMMAR FOR IELTS SPEAKING PART 2
Greeting the examiner
- Before part 1
- Vocabulary | Technology
- Sample answer
- Speaking test number
- Fluency Grammar | Past Continuous.mp4
Speaking success
- Vocabulary | Relationships
- Sample answer
- Vocabulary | Holidays
- Sample answer
- Fluency Grammar | Past Perfect
Fluency Grammar | Final stage
- Fluency Grammar | Relative Clauses
- Fluency Grammar | Third Conditional
- Fluency Grammar | Future (will might may)
- Fluency Grammar | 1st Conditional (so long as)
- Fluency Grammar | Present Perfect (result in present)
- Part 3-FLUENCY FOR IELTS SPEAKING pdf
IELTS READING
- IELTS Reading Tips- True False Not Given
- IELTS READING STRATEGY
IELTS LISTENING
- IELTS Listening for Plurals
- IELTS Listening Practice for Time
- IELTS Listening Section 1- Time Test
IELTS essential listening information
- IELTS Listening Tips & Essential Information
- IELTS Listening Tips- Predicting Answers
IELTS listening tips
- IELTS Listening Tips- Multiple Choice
- IELTS Listening- English Names
IELTS writing (introductory)
- IELTS Writing Task 1- Vocabulary for Accurate Data
- IELTS Writing Task 1- How to organise your writing
- IELTS Writing Task 1- Conclusion or Overview
IELTS writing task 2
- Types of essays
- IELTS Writing Tips- How to Put Examples in Your Essay
- IELTS Writing Task 2- Do ideas need to be interesting
- IELTS Writing Task 2 Tips- Expressing your Opinion
IELTS writing
- Introduction
- correct one
- Expression in discussion essay
- Connecting Sentences
IELTS writing
- advantage and disadvantages
- advantage disadvantages
- Advantages disadvantages
IELTS writing
- balanced opinion
- conclusion of adv &disavantages

Expressing Opinions

You will certainly be asked to give your opinion when responding to questions in the IELTS Speaking exam, particularly in Part 3.

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