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IELTS Speaking Idioms: Speak Naturally & Score Higher

Someone or something that is pleasantly different and refreshing.

An example; Travelling to the countryside is a breath of fresh air because it allows me to escape the noise and stress of city life.

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Very rarely just like saying once in awhile

An example; : I only eat fast food once in a blue moon because I generally prefer home-cooked meals.

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To make an additional effort to achieve something or help someone.

An example; My English teacher always went the extra mile to help me improve my speaking skills.

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Something that has both advantages and disadvantages.

An example; Social media is a double-edged sword because it helps people stay connected, but it can also negatively affect their mental well-being.

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To start something, especially an activity or process

An example; I usually listen to some English podcasts to get the ball rolling before I start studying.

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Over a long period of time.

An example; Although learning a language can be challenging at first, it is definitely worthwhile in the long run.

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Something that seems bad at first but eventually has a positive result.
An example; Failing my first driving test was a blessing in disguise because it motivated me to practise more and become a better driver.
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