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The video tutorial introduces the idiom 'shake things up', explaining it means to change something or the way you do something. An example is provided in the context of exercise, illustrating how one might use the idiom in a sentence. Additionally, the video mentions a free IELTS book available for viewers.

What is the main focus of the video tutorial?

• Providing vocabulary lists

• Explaining IELTS writing tips

• Teaching a new idiom and offering a free book

• Discussing grammar rules

What does the idiom 'shake things up' mean?

• To start a new hobby

• To stop doing something

• To change the way of doing something

• To remain consistent

In the context of the video, how can 'shake things up' be applied?

• By changing your exercise routine

• By sticking to a strict schedule

• By avoiding new activities

• By following the same routine

Which activity did the speaker switch to in order to 'shake things up'?

• Cycling

• Yoga

• Swimming

• Jujitsu

What is the purpose of using idioms in IELTS speaking?

• To avoid direct answers

• To fill time

• To demonstrate language proficiency

• To confuse the examiner