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Alex IELTS Examiner
Professional TeacherAre you preparing for the IELTS exam or want to improve your English speaking skills?
I am now accepting new students and IELTS candidates for speaking practice and IELTS preparation classes.
In my classes, you will:
✔ Improve your speaking fluency and confidence
✔ Learn useful IELTS vocabulary and expressions
✔ Practice real IELTS Speaking questions
✔ Get feedback and correction to improve faster
✔ Learn strategies for Band 6–8+
👨🏫 Suitable for:
IELTS candidates (Academic & General)
Students who want to improve speaking
Beginners to intermediate learners
If you are serious about improving your English and achieving a higher IELTS score, feel free to contact me and book your class.
Here are 5 important IELTS Speaking expressions + phrasal verbs related to free time activities, with meaning + example sentences (Band 6–7 level):
1. Hang out with (someone)
Meaning: Spend time relaxing with friends
Example:
I usually hang out with my friends at the café after school.
2. Chill out
Meaning: Relax and do nothing stressful
Example:
On weekends, I like to chill out at home and watch movies.
3. Be into (something)
Meaning: To really like or enjoy something
Example:
I am really into playing football because it keeps me active and healthy.
4. Take up (a hobby/activity)
Meaning: Start doing a new hobby
Example:
Last year, I took up photography in my free time.
5. Look forward to
Meaning: Be excited about something in the future
Example:
I always look forward to my weekends because I can relax and meet my friends.
Join in means?
Participate in an activity with others
Refuse to participate
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Jun 5, 2026 8:19 PM
Alex IELTS Examiner
Language Skills
English, Finnish, Other
Learning Language
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