IELTS Energy English 7+ IELTS Energy: How Stacked Adjectives Boost IELTS Speaking Scores
Jun 12, 2025
Discover how stacked adjectives can elevate your IELTS speaking scores! Learn practical tips to enhance expressiveness and avoid monotone responses. Unpack the distinctions between 'so,' 'really,' and 'very' to communicate more effectively. The speakers illustrate the impact of emotional expression through humor and situational role play. With sample answers and insights on natural intonation, this discussion empowers you to amplify your descriptions and achieve that desired band score!
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Avoid 'So' After Articles
- Avoid using "so" as an intensifier after an indefinite article like "a" or "an."
- Use intensifiers like "really," "very," or "extremely" instead to boost your adjective descriptions.
Spa Visit Stories
- Michelle shares she rarely goes to spas except for special occasions like a bachelorette party.
- Aubrey and Michelle discuss personal spa experiences emphasizing different preferences.
Use Correct Intensifiers with Adjectives
- Use intensifiers like "really," "very," "extremely," and "super" to emphasize adjectives effectively.
- Avoid using "so" as an intensifier after articles; it must come after verbs instead.