Band 7 Vocab and Idioms for Momentous Decisions

This video tutorial teaches high-level vocabulary for discussing important choices, especially for IELTS speaking parts. It covers strategies to avoid word repetition, explains key terms like 'momentous' and 'life-altering', and discusses emotions related to decision-making. The video also introduces idioms for expressing enthusiasm in decision-making.

Why is it important to use high-level vocabulary when discussing important choices in IELTS?

• To avoid repeating words from the topic

• To impress the examiner with complex words

• To make the conversation longer

• To confuse the listener

What does the word 'momentous' mean?

• An event of great importance

• A decision that is easy to make

• Something that is trivial

• A temporary situation

Which idiom can be used to express feeling anxious or worried?

• Jump in with both feet

• At my wits end

• Give it your all

• Life-altering

What does the idiom 'jump in with both feet' imply?

• To hesitate before making a decision

• To start something with full enthusiasm

• To avoid making a decision

• To make a decision reluctantly

Which word describes a feeling of fear that something might not go well?

• Excitement

• Trepidation

• Joy

• Confidence