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▮ Lesson Course Name: IELTS Speaking Useful Phrase Course
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▮ Level: IELTS OA 3.0～7.0 , CEFR A2~, EIKEN Grade Pre-2nd or more
▮ Number of Lessons: 21 Lessons (25 minutes per lesson)
▮ Materials: We use original materials, which will be provided by the instructor during the lesson. The training involves learning phrases through example sentences, instantly creating English compositions on the spot, and practicing speaking, so no preparation is needed.
▮ Features: The lesson content allows you to not only acquire phrases useful for IELTS Speaking but also to produce sophisticated answers while using vocabulary and grammar related to topics frequently featured in the IELTS Speaking Test.
▮ Overview of the Lesson
You will learn and practice many phrases useful for the IELTS Speaking Test efficiently through this course. The course supports you in enhancing the variation of phrases used in the speaking test, aiming for natural and English-like fluent speech, and aiding you in obtaining a high score.
In this course, we don’t only memorize phrases; we incorporate vocabulary and grammar related to topics often addressed in the IELTS Speaking Test, offering lesson content that provides skills for delivering advanced answers. In the lessons, we learn phrases along with example sentences, create our own sentences (answers) using them, and train to speak them fluently.
The lesson content involves creating sentences (answers) using phrases, with reference to example sentences using phrases, and training to speak them smoothly.
▮ Main Phrases to Learn
- Phrases to use when talking about your own experiences
In Part 1, you will answer questions about yourself and your daily life. The questions themselves are not difficult, but be careful not to get stuck in a pattern with your answers. Using a variety of phrases to talk about personal experiences and memories will enrich your speaking and improve your evaluation.
2. Phrases to use when stating your opinion
Throughout the IELTS Speaking Test, you are asked to “state your opinion.” Relying too heavily on expressions like “I think…” will not yield a high score, so let’s prevent the overuse of the same expressions.
3. Phrases to use when stating predictions
In Parts 2 and 3, you may be asked about your future predictions. These are phrases used when talking about uncertain things in the future or things you cannot assert.
4. Phrases to use in discussions
In Part 3, you will have a discussion about the topic covered in your Part 2 speech, and you may be asked to state whether you are for or against something. We practice phrases that can be used while answering the examiner’s questions and expanding the discussion.
5. Phrases to use when comparing things
In the IELTS Speaking Test, you are also asked to explain things by comparing them. To properly compare things, be sure to understand the correct usage of grammatical “comparative” forms.
6. Phrases to describe a small difference or no difference
Try practicing with these expressions to add nuance to what you talk about and achieve flexible communication. In spoken language, such subtle nuances often play a significant role.
7. Phrases to use when asking questions back
The IELTS Speaking Test is conducted face-to-face with an examiner. The examiner’s role is not only to evaluate but also to assist the candidate in fully demonstrating their capabilities. Therefore, if you do not understand a question or cannot hear it, please do not hesitate to ask again
