7+ Slang for Leisure Time: Talk like a Native!

The video tutorial focuses on using slang in IELTS speaking exams to stand out. It covers various slang terms and idioms, such as 'chill', 'binge', 'wicked', and 'loopy', explaining their meanings and usage in informal contexts. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of using these terms to enhance vocabulary and impress examiners. It also provides examples of how to describe personal interests and feelings using slang, aiming to help students achieve higher scores by demonstrating advanced language skills.

Why is it important to use slang in IELTS speaking parts 1 and 2?

• To confuse the examiner

• To show you are above other students

• To make the conversation formal

• To avoid using complex vocabulary

How can the term 'chill' be used effectively in a sentence?

• I like to chill out every day.

• I have a chill personality.

• I enjoy super chill weekends.

• Chill is my favorite word.

What does the term 'binge' refer to?

• Eating a lot of food at once

• Watching multiple episodes of a show in one sitting

• Reading several books in a day

• Sleeping for long hours

Which phrase can be used to express a strong interest in a topic?

• I'm a little interested

• I'm a something girl

• It's okay

• I might like it

What does the idiom 'firing on all cylinders' mean?

• Being very tired

• Being fully prepared and energetic

• Feeling confused

• Being partially ready