What you'll learn
Use idiomatic language in IELTS Speaking
Understand how to achieve above a grade 6 in IELTS Speaking
Practice IELTS Speaking questions
Develop idiomatic language

Requirements
Students should be at an approximate IELTS level of 5 or 6. They must be able to understand spoken and written English at this level to follow the course.

Description
In this course we focus on an essential part of achieving a higher grade in the IELTS speaking test: the proper use of idiomatic language when speaking.Idiomatic language comes in different forms and can be used in various ways. In this course, Teacher Rupert will guide you in how to use idiomatic language effectively in the IELTS speaking test. The key to effective use of idiomatic language is knowing which type of idiom to use and when to use it. If you want to achieve above a grade 6 in the test, this is essential.In this short course we will: - Review the most common types of idiomatic language - Learn how to use idiomatic language in a natural way in the IELTS speaking test - Learn new idiomatic language- Improve listening and speaking skills - Give guidance on continuing to learn idiomatic language. - Engage in speaking practice and activities- Listen to and analyse model answers which include idiomatic language - Access unique tips on achieving success in the IELTS speaking testEngaging in this course will give you a clear understanding of how and when to use idiomatic language when speaking. Let Teacher Rupert help you achieve a superior grade in the IELTS speaking test!

Overview
Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction to Teacher Rupert

Section 2: Lecture 2: Introduction to Course and IELTS Speaking Marking Criteria

Lecture 2 Lecture 2: Introduction to Course and IELTS Speaking Marking Criteria

Section 3: Types of Idiomatic Language

Lecture 3 Types of idiomatic language

Section 4: Idioms

Lecture 4 Idioms

Section 5: Phrasal verbs

Lecture 5 Phrasal verbs

Section 6: Common expressions & proverbs

Lecture 6 Common expressions & proverbs

Students intending to take the IELTS general or IELTS academic tests.