Walk Into Higher IELTS Speaking Scores

Jessica Beck teaches phrases with the verb 'walk', focusing on 'walk in' and 'walk through' for describing places, especially in test scenarios. She suggests using 'entrance' instead of 'door' for a higher-level vocabulary. Additionally, she introduces the phrase 'walk all over someone', meaning to exploit someone. The lesson includes practical examples and advanced vocabulary to enhance language skills.

What are the two phrases mentioned that can be used when talking about entering through a door?

How should you organize your answer when describing a place in a speaking test?

Can you provide an example of how to use 'walk through' in a sentence?

What is a higher-level word that can be used instead of 'door'?

What does the phrase 'to walk all over someone' mean?