IELTS Vocabulary: Writing vs Speaking

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Is there something like this for other languages?
Comment from : LimeGreenTeknii

I have doubts about a couple of, cos the only thing I could come up to was “two times” but that didn’t cover the whole meaning, so I was a little bit puzzled Though “several” doesn’t show the number thus it can’t be relevant to the “a couple of” Anyway, you can still use this variant, since it shows “more that one” No critics, just discussing
Comment from : Inna Avetova

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Comment from : Caboco Carlos

Can we use the informal words in IELTS speaking ?
Comment from : Shahzaib Khan

I’m not very good 😔
Comment from : Boyd_TF

what is IELT
Comment from : Octavie Onguema

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Comment from : maurf

I enjoy your videos so much!!! You are an awesome professional, thank you for sharing your knowledge with us!
Comment from : Nicholas Davi da Cruz

Useful❤
Comment from : Quynh Luu

In synonym videos like these, always make sure you check your understanding of the word with a native speaker, or at least a dictionarybrbrMost of these words and phrases are not a perfect match They are useful to learn, as long as you truly understand how you use them
Comment from : Dawn

People say that "you", "hangout" these words are informalWhat formal words can be used instead?
Comment from : Saif Wazed

I got none of those correct but i know whats the meaning of all those words 😭
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Comment from : Dakwah Ulama

Excellent 😊
Comment from : Anmol Chopra

I suppose is not at all informal It would be perfectly appropriate in formal writing
Comment from : Graham H

"the cake tastes very negative"💀
Comment from : 莫M H Khing

Incredible All complex compiled in a nutshell
Comment from : N Prasad

wait a min a couple of means two several means more than one they are not synonyms correct me if i am wrong
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Please tell us which book you read 😊
Comment from : Sanjay Rout

Dear miss … do u think you could make a video on OLD ENGLISH WORDS that can be still used in the modern day conversations Please ? 😊
Comment from : Shanaka Imal

Is "anyways" even a word?
Comment from : Ex animo

Thanks
Comment from : SULTANA

I really like this type of video Thank you! ❤
Comment from : Isti Maulidhiyaa

Oh wow I use many of those formal words in my daily reports at work but somehow I subtituted them with the informal ones when I took the IELTS 😭😭😭😭 no wonder I only got band 6
Comment from : anxx

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Comment from : Manpreet kaur Kaur ladher

it annoys how I knew every word, but was able to answer only "purchase"
Comment from : Nurasyl Barzhaksiev

I already use these but still 5
Comment from : MINI ENGINEER

Why is it so important to be always formal when in reality…
Comment from : Squammy

You are beautiful
Comment from : Irenailde Silva

A couple of does not mean several 😅
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Comment from : Jean willy Pierre

Which words are use formal or infomal
Comment from : Jyoti Kundu

As a native english speaker, if you want to sound more professional instead of ‘a number of’ I would say ‘multiple’ “There is a number of problems” vs “there are multiple problems” I just think it sounds a little more natural but tbh no one would notice or care, it’s just my opinion
Comment from : Katrina Average-potato

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Comment from : Khizar Abid

Is it a must to be very cautious of this difference in both tasks ?
Comment from : Adelusi Mayowa

I watched your videos for a week and I scored band 8 overall Thanks so much
Comment from : Valery Fuh Ngwa

Wow I'm confused and can't remember when to use those vocab, my bad😢
Comment from : Linh Dương

Excellent ❤
Comment from : Milad Zarepour

Your way of explaining with gestures is spellbound ♥️♥️
Comment from : Mohammed Suleman

If we don't leave line space between paragraphs in IELTS writing tasks will the score be affected?
Comment from : Priyanka Sonia

Damn, I am barely know any formal word 😅
Comment from : Bang Nurwend

A ‘couple’ means exactly ‘two’
Comment from : Henry Luczak

You are so pretty 😍
Comment from : JN FaHIm

Sorry but there is no words called "anyways" it anyway
Comment from : Yassmin

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Comment from : kanwal Rajput

Have you any YouTube channel about IELTS????
Comment from : DOT PK CLOTH

Mam if by mistake in real exam writing ki extra sheet we take but we have before it what happens band William reduce
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Got 7 on 29-4-2023 test
Comment from : Zaid Jaswal

Is it necessary to use formal forms in writing? I have never studied English through books I watch lots of videos now and in the beginning and that's it So I can't tell if there is a difference between "I suppose" and "I believe"
Comment from : Sunny