IELTS Food Vocabulary for a Delicious Band 9

The video discusses the benefits of a course that offers immediate support through a Facebook group. It then introduces food-related idioms such as 'melt in your mouth' and 'fit for a king', explaining their meanings and usage. The video also covers the idiom 'to your taste', which can describe personal preferences beyond food, like movies or TV shows. These idioms are useful for achieving a high score on speaking exams.

What benefit do members of the Three Keys IELTS course receive?

• Weekly one-on-one tutoring sessions

• Access to a private Facebook group for questions

• Free course materials

• Discounts on future courses

Which of the following best describes the idiom 'to melt in your mouth'?

• Food that is crunchy and hard

• Food that is spicy and hot

• Food that is rich and smooth in texture

• Food that is cold and refreshing

What type of meal is described as 'fit for a king'?

• A meal that is luxurious and high-quality

• A meal that is quick to prepare

• A meal that is vegetarian

• A meal that is inexpensive

The phrase 'to your taste' can be used to describe:

• Both food and entertainment preferences

• Only movies

• Only food items

• Only clothing styles

Which of the following is an example of something that might be 'to your taste'?

• A genre of movies you enjoy

• A type of music you dislike

• A dish you are allergic to

• A book you have never read