
The fastest way to improve your IELTS Speaking vocabulary is retelling short stories. Read my new story on my website: ⠀ https://tom-oxford.co.uk/ielts-vocabulary ⠀ Then...

The fastest way to improve your IELTS Speaking vocabulary is retelling short stories. Read my new story on my website: ⠀ https://tom-oxford.co.uk/ielts-vocabulary ⠀ Then...

If you want to get a 7.0 in the IELTS Speaking, you must use less common and idiomatic vocabulary skilfully! ⠀ The fastest way to improve your IELTS Speaking vocabulary...

🎉Our new IELTS Speaking Video! IELTS Speaking, Part 3. Topic - Fast Food. 19th October 💯YouTube: https://goo-gl.me/QXRMk

My new story with nice idioms and collocations! (For IELTS, TOEFL, CAE) "Tom, the idiom guru." Once, a bright student named Tom had an English class, and he was...

Hey guys! Here's a British joke: Why did the bicycle fall over? Because it was two-tired! 😂

Hi, folks! A short story for those who have little siblings or kids, who aren’t eager to help you with the household chores! Once upon a time, in a cozy little house,...

IELTS Speaking uchun yana bir Idiomani yodlab olamiz!

Shunaqa reklamalar ko'payib ketdiya

Tushundingizku to'g'rimi 😉
Shunqaku to'g'rimi😉

🇺🇸IELTS Speaking uchun yana bir Advanced darajadagi idioma

IELTS Speaking uchun Advanced darajadagi idioma "Ache for"
Ingliz tilida "Devorning ham qulogʻi bor" deb aytishni o'rganamiz "Walls have ears"
Ma'nosini tushunmaganlar yozib qoldiring. Albatta yordam beramiz InshaAllah✊
Ingliz Tili: Birlashma So'zlar Breakfast+Lunch=?
🇺🇸🇺🇿Birlashma so'zlar. Ingliz tilida bu mavzuni bilasizmi?
🇺🇸🇺🇿Bu iboraga yaqqol misollar bormi?

A sprawling city - covered with buildings, spreading in an untidy way. Bumper-to-bumper traffic - very busy traffic Ex. A sprawling city with bumper-to-bumper traffic...

Your opposite number (informal) - a person who does the same job as you in another organization. Ex. I called my opposite number in a clinic in the UK.

Did you know that a carved pumpkin for Halloween is called Jack-o'-lantern? Literally "Jack of (with) the lantern" (1660s) - from Old French lanterne - "lamp, lantern,...
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