IELTS Energy 91: Take These 8 Actions to Move from a 6 to a 7 on IELTS Speakin

The video begins with a casual conversation about health and age, transitioning into a discussion on how to move from A6 to A7 in language proficiency. It covers key areas such as fluency, coherence, vocabulary, grammar, and pronunciation, providing tips and strategies for improvement. The speakers emphasize the importance of practice, using model answers, and focusing on areas that can be improved more quickly, like vocabulary and pronunciation, rather than grammar.

What unconventional method did Lindsey use to overcome her cold?

• Eating garlic

• Taking a capsule of cayenne pepper

• Using a humidifier

• Drinking olive oil

What is essential to move from A6 to A7 in IELTS according to the discussion?

• Reading more books

• Watching English movies

• Personal effort and practice

• Just attending classes

Which of the following is NOT a recommended linking word for Part 3 of the IELTS speaking test?

• However

• Moreover

• And

• Nevertheless

What is a suggested method to improve vocabulary for IELTS?

• Reading only novels

• Using idioms and phrasal verbs

• Memorizing the dictionary

• Listening to music

How can students effectively learn new vocabulary according to the video?

• By writing down and practicing idioms

• By watching TV shows

• By attending vocabulary workshops

• By reading newspapers

Why is it challenging to achieve a high grammar score in IELTS?

• Because error-free sentences are required

• Because pronunciation is prioritized

• Because vocabulary is more important

• Because grammar is not important

What should students focus on instead of grammar to improve their IELTS score quickly?

• Reading comprehension

• Fluency and coherence

• Listening skills

• Writing essays

What is crucial for achieving a good pronunciation score in IELTS?

• Using complex words

• Speaking very fast

• Having a perfect native accent

• Being easily understood

What can help improve pronunciation according to the video?

• Writing essays

• Practicing with a native speaker

• Reading silently

• Listening to music

What should be avoided during the IELTS speaking test to maintain fluency?

• Telling sad stories

• Using simple words

• Making jokes

• Smiling