inglis-el-i x-a-r-t?                             
kartv-el-i brjan-d-eb-i-t?
k’arg-ada x-a-r?
sada x-a-r?
kalak-¡i rat’om mi-v-di-v-a-r? 
xom k’arg-ada x-a-r?
cud-ad xom ara x-a-r? 
kalak-shii ar mi-di-an?

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Asking questions Grammar point!!

Today, ex-IELTS examiner Cambridge David shares a great idiom that you can use whenever you're talking about how expensive something is, no matter whether that's in a restaurant, on a holiday, or just talking about any object you've bought recently. Idioms are often the key to getting a great score in the 'vocabulary' criteria of IELTS Speaking. Learn this idiom, and start using it in your next IELTS exam.  

IELTS with Cambridge David

A great idiom for talking about how expensive something is

In today's podcast, ex-IELTS examiner Cambridge David explains why conjunctions, discourse markers, and signpost phrases are so important in the IELTS exam. He guides you through various examples, and shows you exactly how a Band 9 student uses Conjunctions to maximise their score. 

Conjunctions and Discourse Markers - why are they so important in IELTS?

In today's podcast, ex-IELTS examiner Cambridge David guides you through some great ways that you can boost your IELTS Speaking score, by replacing common words with higher value expressions used by native speakers.
For more help preparing for your IELTS exam, book a lesson with Cambridge David today.  

Great IELTS expressions to replace simple, common words

In this video, Cambridge David, an ex-IELTS examiner, shares with you some really important tips to help you achieve a higher band score in your next IELTS exam. For more information and to boost your IELTS score, book an IELTS course today. 

Hidden Tips for a higher IELTS Band Score

In today's podcast, I guide you through 8 of the most common errors made by students in their IELTS Speaking exam, and show you how to avoid them.

If you'd like to achieve a great score in your next IELTS exam, please check out my introductory video and book a lesson with ex-examiner Cambridge David. I look forward to seeing you soon. 