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IELTS with Charles

IELTS with Charles

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How to "Attack" Every Speaking Part 2 Topic (Grammars & Answers Included!)

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#ieltswithcharles #ieltsspeaking #speakingpart2

Thank you teacher

— @VanNguyen-fd8ke

Want to impress the examiner in IELTS Speaking Part 2? In this lesson, I’ll show you how to use advanced grammar structures to sound more fluent and natural. Mastering these techniques will help you achieve Band 7+ with confidence!

🎯 What You’ll Get:

it's extremely useful!

— @dzungnguyen3448

✅ How to start your Part 2 naturally

✅ Powerful grammar structures to sound more fluent

— @phucthinh4789

✅ A sample answer to a Part 2 topic

Please leave any comment on what topics I should do next😄

There are many famous people I could talk about, however, If I had to pick one It would be my handsome teacher - Mr Charles..... :) (Thong5.0)

— @tranminhthong2009

Good luck with your IELTS journey!

Teacher Charles

Hey Charles, can you make a video about the speaking tips you gave us at that IDP convention 3 or 4 months ago? I really liked them but I lost my phone with all the notes I've taken in it :(
It's a great help if you can share them again. I think a number of people are really interested in that too

— @jakelarryking

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I already taken my speaking exam I regret I didn't see this before😢

— @husanbekhusanbekov

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Great video! I just have a small question about the phrase 'which tasted to die for last year.' Shouldn't it be 'which was to die for last year' instead? From what I know, 'to die for' is usually used with 'was' rather than 'tasted.' Just wanted to clarify. Thanks for the helpful content!

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Thanks teacher ❤

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though studying, I feel relax when listening your voice Mr Charles

@loanduong4917
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có background nhạc ngọt :)

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tks teacher ❤

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thanks teacher

@phuonggiao311
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đẹp trai đẹp trai

@loanduong4917
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Thank you so much <3 <3

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:)

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Really nice, thanks teacher

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