Improve Speaking Scores with 8+ Improvement Idioms!

The video tutorial discusses four idiomatic phrases that can enhance your IELTS speaking exam score. These idioms focus on improvement and include 'stepping up my game', 'new and improved', 'on the up and up', and 'light at the end of the tunnel'. The instructor explains each idiom's meaning and usage, emphasizing their applicability in various contexts. Sample answers demonstrate how to incorporate these idioms effectively in responses, helping students stand out in the exam.

What does the idiom 'stepping up my game' imply?

• Playing a new sport

• Starting a new hobby

• Improving performance

• Taking a break

Which idiom would you use to describe a product that has been updated and is better than before?

• Stepping up my game

• Light at the end of the tunnel

• On the up and up

• New and improved

What does the idiom 'on the up and up' signify?

• Starting from scratch

• Improving continuously

• Declining rapidly

• Staying the same

When might you use the idiom 'there's a light at the end of the tunnel'?

• When planning a vacation

• When celebrating a victory

• When facing a challenging situation

• When starting a new project

In the example about studies, which idiom is used to express hope for the future?

• Light at the end of the tunnel

• Stepping up my game

• New and improved

• On the up and up