3 idioms to help you in your IELTS speaking exam.

In English exams like the IELTS test, there are many speaking or writing questions that require you to use critical thinking skills. If you feel weak in this area, you’re not alone. There are many people who feel the same way. That's why I've created a podcast with some tips to help you think more critically. Such skills are often essential if you want to be successful. If you have them and can present your ideas to other people effectively, you will almost certainly become a valued member of any forward-thinking organisation. Do you want to work on your critical thinking with a qualified, experienced teacher? Get in contact with me or book a class to develop and practise applying these skills when speaking or writing.

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IELTS Speaking: Never take the test before you listen to this recording! The recording is suitable for IELTS speaking test takers & those preparing for a job/interview in English!. What are some reasons for the loss of confidence in a test? Here are some common causes of test anxiety. They include behavioral, biological, and psychological factors. Behaviors like failing to prepare can play a role, but the body's biological response to stress can also create feelings of anxiety. Mental factors, such as self-belief and negative thinking, can also lead to test anxiety.. In this recording I am bringing to your attention the topic of mental confidence and what can affect in in your IELTS speaking test. Please don't skip it AS IT IS SOOO HUGE and can help you overcome the fear and anxiety associated with the test (as well as a job interview!). Let me know if it was an eye opening experience for you and check my schedule to talk about it in person. I'd love to help you on this!

"You're on fire!" - ¿estás en llamas??? Escucha el podcast en inglés abajo, sobre esa expresión rara.

Habit Stacking has helped many of my clients succeed in life and business. Today's podcast is a list of the 5 steps to implement great habits.

"Pull you finger out." Sacarte el dedo... ¿de dónde??? Parece una expresión vulgar en inglés, pero no es así. Escucha el podcast abajo sobre el origen de la frase.

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