Use ‘Far Be It’ to Impress in IELTS Speaking Part 3

The video tutorial introduces the phrase 'far be it from me' as a useful expression for IELTS speaking, particularly in Part 3. The instructor shares a success story of a student who improved her score using their strategies. The phrase is explained as a way to offer advice or opinions when it might not be one's place to do so. Examples are provided to illustrate its use in answering IELTS questions. Additional phrases like 'Lord knows' and 'keep in check' are also discussed, enhancing the viewer's vocabulary for effective communication.

What is the primary purpose of the phrase 'far be it from me'?

• To apologize for a mistake

• To introduce an opinion or advice that might be seen as inappropriate

• To emphasize a strong disagreement

• To express certainty about a fact

In the context of the video, what does the speaker suggest about young people starting a family right after university?

• It is the best time to start a family

• They might not be mature enough to settle down

• They are generally mature enough to handle it

• They should definitely start a family immediately

How does the speaker use the phrase 'Lord knows' in the video?

• To admit a personal truth

• To deny a fact

• To express a religious belief

• To question a statement

What does the phrase 'keep something in check' mean as used in the video?

• To ignore a behavior

• To encourage a behavior

• To completely stop a behavior

• To limit or control a behavior

What is the speaker's opinion on laws against unhealthy food?

• There should be no laws against unhealthy food

• Laws are necessary to control the abuse of unhealthy food

• Unhealthy food should be banned completely

• People should be free to eat whatever they want