8+ Accommodation Idioms for IELTS Speaking

The video tutorial explains the meanings and uses of four idioms: 'heart sank', 'beside myself', 'throwing money down the drain', and 'change of heart'. It provides examples of how these idioms can be used in everyday language and in speaking exams. The tutorial encourages viewers to practice using these idioms to enhance their language skills.

What does the idiom 'heart sank' typically describe?

• A feeling of confusion

• A moment of great joy

• A sudden realization of something terrible

• A moment of intense anger

Which of the following best describes the idiom 'beside myself with emotion'?

• Feeling slightly annoyed

• Being extremely emotional, either positively or negatively

• Feeling indifferent

• Being mildly happy

What does 'throwing money down the drain' imply?

• Saving money for future use

• Spending money on something that is not worthwhile

• Earning money through hard work

• Investing money wisely

The idiom 'change of heart' is used to describe:

• A change in financial status

• A change in opinion due to emotional reasons

• A change in opinion due to logical reasoning

• A change in physical health

In the context of the speaking exam, how can idioms be effectively used?

• By using them only in written exams

• By using them to describe personal experiences and aspirations

• By avoiding them completely

• By using them to confuse the examiner