Favorite IELTS Adverbs for Speaking and Writing

The video tutorial emphasizes the importance of using adverbs and adjectives to enhance vocabulary scores in speaking and writing. It suggests avoiding overused words like 'very' and 'really' and offers alternatives such as 'incredibly', 'amazingly', and 'awesomely'. The tutorial also covers positive adverbs like 'fabulously' and 'stupendously', as well as neutral and negative adverbs like 'tremendously' and 'shockingly'. Viewers are encouraged to practice pronunciation and spelling of these words.

Why is it important to use adverbs and adjectives in your vocabulary?

• They make your sentences longer.

• They are only used in writing.

• They help in describing and being specific.

• They are not necessary for good scores.

Which of the following is NOT recommended as an alternative to 'very'?

• Amazingly

• Incredibly

• Awesomely

• Really

What is a unique feature of the adverb 'tremendously'?

• It is not accepted by examiners.

• It can be used both positively and negatively.

• It is only used in negative contexts.

• It is a synonym for 'fabulously'.

Which adverb is suggested for describing something extremely negative?

• Shockingly

• Amazingly

• Fabulously

• Stupendously

What should you do to improve pronunciation of the adverbs discussed?

• Read them silently.

• Watch the video once.

• Repeat the words after the video.

• Ignore the pronunciation.