Vocabulary To Conclude Like a Native- IELTS Speaking and Writing

The video tutorial focuses on improving speaking and writing by using effective conclusion phrases. It covers informal phrases suitable for speaking parts 1 and 2, such as 'So yeah, that's about it,' and formal phrases for speaking part 3 and writing task 2, like 'by and large' and 'in sum.' The tutorial advises against using 'in conclusion' due to its lack of impact. Additionally, it introduces a complex phrase for advanced learners to use in speaking part 3. The goal is to help learners sound more natural and achieve higher scores.

What should you do if you feel like you're repeating yourself in speaking part one or two?

• Apologize for repeating

• Start a new topic

• Stop and use an informal phrase to conclude

• Continue speaking to fill the time

Which phrase is suggested as a more impressive alternative to 'in conclusion'?

• Overall

• To sum up

• In summary

• By and large

What is the purpose of using phrases like 'in sum' in formal writing?

• To confuse the reader

• To make the text longer

• To sound more casual

• To organize and conclude ideas effectively

Which section of the speaking test is the phrase 'I suppose the most conclusive way to sum up would be...' recommended for?

• Writing task one

• Speaking part three

• Speaking part two

• Speaking part one

Why is it important to practice using these concluding phrases?

• To avoid using any conclusion

• To confuse the examiner

• To fill up the speaking time

• To sound more like a native speaker