シャドーイング練習: 10 Essential Phrases for IELTS Speaking - 動画で英語スピーキングを学ぶ
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Here are 10 phrases to learn before your IELTS speaking test.
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Number one is used to.
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In the IELTS test you often get asked questions like When you were a child, did you like to play computer games?
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And How did you get to school when you were younger?
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These questions are asking about the past.
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So you can say something like I used to play a lot of video games
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but nowadays I don't have enough time or
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when I was a child I used to walk to school with my sister
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so we use used to to describe something
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that was true in the past
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but is not true now I used to play a lot of video games
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but nowadays I don't have enough time listen to the pronunciation used to the D sound
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and disappears I used to live in England
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but now I live in Scotland now remember when you use the negative you do actually delete the D.
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So, I didn't used to wake up early.
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Not I didn't used to, it's I didn't used to.
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No D.
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Number two is the main reason is.
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IELTS examiners love to ask why.
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Why do some people like to play video games?
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Why do people go to the gym?
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Why do people spend a lot of money on designer clothes
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why why why you can say the main reason is
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so the main reason that people like to play video games is
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that they are thrilling and addictive
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or the main reason we go to the gym is
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that it keeps us looking and feeling good in fact
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when you get asked one of these questions these why questions
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that is I recommend
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that you don't try to come up with lots of ideas
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instead what you can do is to come up with one or two main ideas and then develop these ideas fully,
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perhaps with examples.
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Number three is to be honest.
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To be honest is a great addition to I think or I believe.
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You can say things like, to be honest, I think that technology has greatly improved our lives or to be honest,
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I believe that AI will replace a lot of our jobs.
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We often say to be honest
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when we think what we're saying is surprising to the listener
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for example to be honest i wasn't great at languages
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when i was growing up you'd think i was
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because i'm now a language teacher but to be honest i wasn't
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or to be honest i'm actually pretty shy repeat after me to be honest to be honest
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number four is generally speaking we use generally speaking when we want to express what most people think or feel about something.
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You can say things like generally speaking, people are becoming more health conscious these days or generally speaking,
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people who spend a lot of money on clothes care a lot about their appearance.
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A good idea is to contrast this with another statement.
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You can say things like generally speaking, people find commuting to be stressful
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but i enjoy the time as i like to listen to podcasts
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when i'm driving to work number five is i'm not entirely
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sure this is a great phrase to use for those tricky questions
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that you don't know the answer to so
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if the examiner asks you what isn't popular jobs in your
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country you can say i'm not entirely sure probably jobs in it like being a software engineer Listen to the pronunciation.
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I'm not entirely sure.
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Notice the way I slow down on the word entirely.
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I'm not entirely sure.
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Number six is it depends.
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This is such a useful phrase in IELTS.
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In the speaking test you're always getting asked weird generalized questions
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like do people spend a lot of money on weddings in your country?
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Or do children in your country like going to school?
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you can say things like it depends on whether people are
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wealthy enough to spend a lot of money on their wedding
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in fact you can use it depends with phrases like generally speaking
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so you can say generally speaking people in my country spend a lot of money on weddings
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but it really depends on how wealthy the couple are number seven is i'm not a huge fan of
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if you're a huge fan of something it means you love it.
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I'm a huge fan of walking along the beach and I'm a huge fan of long road trips.
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However, we often use the negative of this phrase, I'm not a huge fan of.
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It means that you don't really like something.
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For example, I'm not a huge fan of flying, meaning I don't like to take an airplane.
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Or, to be honest, I'm not a huge fan of desserts after dinner, meaning I don't like to eat sweet things after dinner.
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that's true number eight is I've always been interested in you
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can say things like I've always been interested in learning foreign languages
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or I've always been interested in visiting Canada
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but I've never had the chance I've always been interested in
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listen to the pronunciation it's not been it's been I've always
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been interested in politics I've always been interested in space number
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nine is I'd say I'd say is I would say
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when we're speaking we often contract I would say to I'd
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say I'd say is like I think we use it to introduce our opinion
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so what's the difference between I think
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and I would say well we use I'd say
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when we want to emphasize that not everyone has the same opinion
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but it's what we think I'd say that it's important to live abroad at some point in your life.
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When I use I'd say in this sentence, I'm showing that I understand that not everyone believes this, but it's what I believe.
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Listen to the pronunciation.
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I'd say.
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I'd say.
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Repeat after me.
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I'd say that reading books is better than watching films.
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I'd say learning a foreign language is the best possible thing you can do.
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notice that sometimes we say I'd say and other times we say I'd say that
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that interchangeable number 10 is the short answer is this is
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such a brilliant phrase to use it allows you to introduce your opinion
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and then expand on it so
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if the examiner asks something like did you like school when you were a child you You could say, the short answer is yes,
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however, there were some teachers that I didn't like.
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Or if the examiner asks, do you like waking up in the morning?
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You can say, the short answer is no, but I do like to wake up early if I'm going on a holiday or I have some other special event.
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Now here's a little challenge for you.
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See if you can translate these 10 essential phrases into your first language
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and put them below best of luck with your studies and I'll see you in the next lesson bye then
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