4 Slang Adjectives for Every IELTS Speaking Part 1

The video tutorial discusses the use of versatile slang adjectives like 'way', 'totally', 'crazy', and 'super' to enhance vocabulary in informal contexts, particularly for IELTS speaking exams. These adjectives add emphasis and variety, helping achieve a higher score by using both formal and informal language. The tutorial provides examples and encourages practice to avoid repetition and improve language skills.

What is the primary purpose of using the slang adjective 'way' in speech?

• To replace nouns in sentences

• To confuse the listener

• To emphasize a point strongly

• To add formality to the conversation

Which of the following is a correct use of the slang adjective 'totally'?

• I totally dislike reading books.

• I totally forgot my name.

• The weather is totally average today.

• The concert was totally amazing!

How can the word 'crazy' be used in a sentence?

• To describe neutral experiences

• To describe only negative experiences

• To describe both positive and negative experiences

• To describe only positive experiences

Which of the following sentences correctly uses the word 'super'?

• The food was super average.

• The lecture was super okay.

• The movie was super boring.

• The weather is super mild.

Why is it important to use a variety of slang adjectives in IELTS speaking?

• To confuse the examiner

• To demonstrate a wide range of vocabulary

• To avoid using formal language

• To make the speech sound informal