Make IELTS Your Valentine: Band 9 'Love' Vocabulary

The video tutorial introduces vocabulary phrases to express likes and loves, essential for IELTS speaking part one. It covers phrases like 'utterly devoted', 'strong attachment', and 'to relish', providing examples and emphasizing their impressive nature for exams.

Why is it important to have vocabulary phrases ready for speaking tests?

• To confuse the examiner

• To fill time during the test

• To answer questions about personal likes and interests

• To impress the examiner with complex words

What does the phrase 'utterly devoted to' imply?

• A mild interest in something

• A complete and intense dedication to something

• A temporary fascination with something

• A dislike for something

Which of the following is an example of being 'utterly devoted to'?

• I occasionally read books.

• I dislike exercising.

• I am utterly devoted to my son.

• I sometimes watch movies.

What does having a 'strong attachment to' something mean?

• A casual interest in something

• A deep bond or connection with something

• A formal obligation to something

• A temporary interest in something

How can the verb 'relish' be used in a sentence?

• I relish a steamy romance novel.

• I relish to go to the park.

• I relish with my friends.

• I relish on weekends.