IELTS Idiom: get cold feet 🐾🧑‍🎄 #shorts

The video tutorial introduces the idiom 'throw caution to the wind', explaining its meaning as taking a risk. It emphasizes the importance of using idioms in speaking exams like IELTS to achieve higher scores. The tutorial also discusses how idioms can be used to express honest opinions and provides an example of how to incorporate the idiom into speech.

What does the idiom 'throw caution to the wind' mean?

• To follow rules strictly

• To avoid making decisions

• To be extremely careful

• To take a risk

Why is it important to use idioms like 'throw caution to the wind' in the IELTS speaking exam?

• They are not important for the exam

• They make the exam easier

• They are required to get a score of 7 or higher

• They help in understanding grammar better

What is a potential benefit of using idioms in the IELTS speaking exam?

• They can help you sound more fluent

• They are only useful in writing

• They are not beneficial at all

• They make your speech more confusing

In what context can 'throw caution to the wind' be used during a conversation?

• When you want to be dishonest

• When you are unsure about something

• When you want to express an honest opinion

• When you are following a strict plan

How can you introduce an opinion using the idiom 'throw caution to the wind'?

• By being vague about your thoughts

• By stating facts only

• By being very cautious

• By being straightforward and honest