This podcast series gives you strategies to succeed on each part of the IELTS Speaking Exam. The three parts are very different from one another so you need to use strategies that are specific to each part. In this episode I look at the ways to succeed on Part 1 of the exam. If you're planning to take the IELTS exam and would like 1-to-1 tutoring on the Speaking section, send me a message. I'd love to help you with the information and practice needed to get the highest score you can.

I'm posting a series of podcasts that provide strategies for success on each part of the IELTS Speaking Exam. This podcast starts with a brief overview of strategies for the overall exam and will continue with a closer look at the ways to succeed on Parts 1, 2, and 3. I hope you find this Episode 1 helpful. Let me know if you have questions!

Word-by-Word: Speaking English at an Advanced Level Today’s word: reform The words in this series are generally at an advanced (C1/C2) level. I’ve given basic definitions and example sentences to help you become familiar with the practical use of the words. Contact me if you have questions and I’d love to hear your comments too. What other words would you like to know about? Are there any changes that would make this series more useful and helpful? Let me know! [Just a note that some of these words also have other forms: noun *and* adjective, for example. But I’ve focused on only one form here.]

Word-by-Word: Speaking English at an Advanced Level Today’s word: fundamental The words in this series are generally at an advanced (C1/C2) level. I’ve given basic definitions and example sentences to help you become familiar with the practical use of the words. Contact me if you have questions and I’d love to hear your comments too. What other words would you like to know about? Are there any changes that would make this series more useful and helpful? Let me know! [Just a note that some of these words also have other forms: noun *and* adjective, for example. But I’ve focused on only one form here.]

Word-by-Word: Speaking English at an Advanced Level Today’s word: irritate The words in this series are generally at an advanced (C1/C2) level. I’ve given basic definitions and example sentences to help you become familiar with the practical use of the words. Contact me if you have questions and I’d love to hear your comments too. What other words would you like to know about? Are there any changes that would make this series more useful and helpful? Let me know! [Just a note that some of these words also have other forms: noun *and* adjective, for example. But I’ve focused on only one form here.]

Word-by-Word: Speaking English at an Advanced Level Today’s word: confine The words in this series are generally at an advanced (C1/C2) level. I’ve given basic definitions and example sentences to help you become familiar with the practical use of the words. Contact me if you have questions and I’d love to hear your comments too. What other words would you like to know about? Are there any changes that would make this series more useful and helpful? Let me know! [Just a note that some of these words also have other forms: noun *and* adjective, for example. But I’ve focused on only one form here.] #LearningEnglish #EnglishLessons #AdvancedVocabulary #SpeakingEnglish

Word-by-Word: Speaking English at an Advanced Level Today’s word: alarmed The words in this series are generally at an advanced (C1/C2) level. I’ve given basic definitions and example sentences to help you become familiar with the practical use of the words. Contact me if you have questions and I’d love to hear your comments too. What other words would you like to know about? Are there any changes that would make this series more useful and helpful? Let me know! [Just a note that some of these words also have other forms: noun *and* adjective, for example. But I’ve focused on only one form here.] #LearningEnglish #EnglishLessons #AdvancedVocabulary #SpeakingEnglish

Word-by-Word: Speaking English at an Advanced Level Today’s word: restrict The words in this series are generally at an advanced (C1/C2) level. I’ve given basic definitions and example sentences to help you become familiar with the practical use of the words. Contact me if you have questions and I’d love to hear your comments too. What other words would you like to know about? Are there any changes that would make this series more useful and helpful? Let me know! [Just a note that some of these words also have other forms: noun *and* adjective, for example. But I’ve focused on only one form here.]

Word-by-Word: Speaking English at an Advanced Level Today’s word: angle The words in this series are generally at an advanced (C1/C2) level. I’ve given basic definitions and example sentences to help you become familiar with the practical use of the words. Contact me if you have questions and I’d love to hear your comments too. What other words would you like to know about? Are there any changes that would make this series more useful and helpful? Let me know! [Just a note that some of these words also have other forms: noun *and* adjective, for example. But I’ve focused on only one form here.]