IELTS Energy English 7+ IELTS Energy 1466: When to Use Slang on IELTS Speaking
Mar 7, 2025
Lindsay, an English language expert and co-host of popular podcasts, shares her insights on using slang in the IELTS Speaking test. She emphasizes the strategic incorporation of informal vocabulary to boost scores while maintaining clarity. Practical tips are provided on how to use slang without overshadowing language proficiency. By sharing personal anecdotes, Lindsay illustrates how engaging language can improve responses, making them more dynamic. She warns against overusing trendy terms and highlights the importance of adaptability in different contexts.
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Use Slang!
- Use slang in your IELTS Speaking test.
- It demonstrates vocabulary variety, which is crucial for a higher band score.
Spice Up 'Very'
- Replace common words like "very" with slang like "super," "totally," or "way."
- These informal options showcase a broader vocabulary range.
Beyond 'Good'
- Substitute the word "good" with slang like "awesome," "rad," or "lit."
- These demonstrate a wider vocabulary spectrum than the basic "good".