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Hi, I'm Jessica Beck from All Ears English and the amazing IELTS podcast, best one out called IELTS Energy.
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Today I'm going to tell you a very easy way to increase your scores on the speaking
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and writing parts of the IELTS exam.
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A lot of students do not do this and that is why
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if you show the examiner your ability to use these extra vocabulary words you really set yourself apart from other students.
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So So what I'm talking about is using adverbs to modify,
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to describe, to add extra emphasis to your adjectives.
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So for example, if the examiner says, tell me about the apartment you live in, then most students would say like,
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I have a nice apartment and that's fine.
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Like that's a normal like band score six, you know, type sentence.
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It's easy, nothing special.
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But if you want to get a seven or higher on your vocabulary scores on speaking and writing,
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you have to show the examiner something more.
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You have to impress them with the fact that you do not say the same things as every other student.
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So, for example, instead of saying, I have a nice car, you could say, I have a super nice car.
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Okay?
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This is the point, guys, where you should grab a pen and paper because you should be writing down all of these words,
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phrases, and examples and then after you watch this video you should try and use them in your own answer.
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Okay?
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So again, this adverb is super.
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It's very, it's informal, so don't use it in writing, only in speaking, but it's a very native speaker type thing to say, alright?
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So for example, I have a super nice house.
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I have a super, super fast computer.
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I have a super new phone.
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All of those things are something that native speakers might say.
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All right, so some other ideas for adverbs.
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I'm just checking my notes here.
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Some other ideas for adverbs are, these These are phrases you can add at the end to emphasize.
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You can say, I have a super new phone, indeed.
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Or I have a super nice house, for sure.
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Or my English is super awesome, for real.
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So we have for sure, indeed, and for real.
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Something that's a little more formal, okay?
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So these are words that you could use in speaking part three and writing task two.
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Okay?
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I'm going to give you a list of adverbs now.
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So write these down.
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You could say considerably, significantly, certainly, and then one of my favorites, indeed.
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So how can we use those?
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You could say that these advantages are considerably large.
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Using an extra adverb to modify that adjective, that's already modifying the noun.
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I mean there are so many levels here of vocabulary to get you high scores.
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It's taking this very simple idea
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and adding all of these emphasizing words to show the examiner that you deserve a seven or higher.
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So these advantages are considerably large.
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Significantly large.
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Totally, totally is informal and formal.
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So you could say, I have a totally big house, or this disadvantage is significantly noticeable.
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Okay, all of these examples are what would get you a seven or higher on the exam.
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All right, so how do we use indeed?
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Indeed can go at the beginning or the end of the sentence, okay?
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With a comma, so you could say, indeed, the considerably large benefits are noticeable.
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That's a great sentence.
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Or, the considerably large benefits are noticeable, comma, indeed.
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Okay, it's these small vocabulary touches that set you apart from other students
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and makes the examiner consider a seven or higher for vocabulary.
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So for more tips
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and advice on how to make the examiner consider you as a student who is a seven or higher,
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please visit our website, ielts.allearsenglish.com.
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Also, check out our online IELTS course with a guarantee to raise your score.
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The course is called Three Keys IELTS available on our website right now.
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Thank you for watching and have a wonderful day.

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emphasis sostantivo/ˈɛmfəsɪs/enfasi
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impress verbo/ɪmˈpɹɛs/impressionare
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