Idiom for IELTS Speaking: Pick up the Pace

The video tutorial explains the idiom 'pick up the pace', which means to speed up. It highlights its usefulness in IELTS speaking exams, particularly when discussing topics like hiking or studying. The tutorial provides practical examples and suggests that the idiom can be used in various parts of the speaking exam.

What does the speaker need to do to catch up with their daughter on the trail?

• Change direction

• Slow down

• Pick up the pace

• Take a break

In which context is the idiom 'pick up the pace' NOT mentioned?

• Cooking

• Running

• Studying

• Hiking

What does the idiom 'pick up the pace' mean?

• To slow down

• To maintain speed

• To stop

• To speed up

How can the idiom 'pick up the pace' be useful in the IELTS speaking exam?

• It can be used to describe a slow process.

• It is suitable for discussing various topics.

• It is only applicable to part one of the exam.

• It is not relevant to the exam.

Which part of the IELTS speaking exam is the idiom 'pick up the pace' appropriate for?

• Part one

• Part two

• All parts

• Part three