The topic of education often comes up in the IELTS test. Do you think children should study art at school or are subjects such as maths and sciences more important? Join Nick for today's topic...

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Here's a question that might come up in IELTS writing part 2 or speaking part 3. Today, Nick discusses this slightly unusual question.

IELTS speaking Part 3 and writing Part 2 can be tricky. Today, Nick discusses aspects of friendship.

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Today we're looking at some vocabulary that we can use to talk about meetings that are not official. Meetings that are maybe a little more "laid back", "casual", "informal", or "unofficial. If this is the kind of vocabulary that you would find useful then feel free to book some of my time and let's get to work! I look forward to meeting you.

Hey! Welcome to my fifth podcast and this time it's a Valentine's Special 💖🌹 VOCABULARY WE COVER: Head over heels – Completely in love Mr. Right – The perfect partner Wear your heart on your sleeve – To openly show emotions Lovey-dovey – Overly affectionate in a romantic way Pop the question – To propose marriage AND THE QUESTIONS ASKED? 1. Can you think of a time when you or someone you know was head over heels in love? 2. Do you believe in the idea of Mr. Right, or do you think it’s a myth? 3. Are you someone who wears their heart on their sleeve, or do you prefer to keep your emotions to yourself? 4. Have you ever found yourself being lovey-dovey, or do you find it a bit cringe? 5. If you were to pop the question (or have someone pop the question to you), what would be your Enjoy ⭐🙌