4 IELTS Speaking and Writing Idioms Related to the Environment

The video tutorial introduces idioms useful for IELTS exams, focusing on enhancing vocabulary scores. It explains idioms like 'a drop in the ocean', 'beat around the bush', 'down to earth', and 'in my neck of the woods', providing examples and contexts for each. These idioms can be used in both speaking and writing tasks to impress examiners with idiomatic language.

Why is using idiomatic language important in the IELTS exam?

• It is required to pass the exam.

• It can lead to higher scores by showcasing vocabulary skills.

• It helps in understanding the questions better.

• It is a mandatory part of the exam.

What does the idiom 'a drop in the ocean' imply?

• A complete solution to a problem.

• An unnecessary action.

• A small part of a much larger issue.

• A significant contribution to a large problem.

What does it mean to 'beat around the bush'?

• To talk about nature.

• To avoid getting to the point.

• To be very direct and clear.

• To discuss a topic thoroughly.

How would you describe a person who is 'down to earth'?

• Someone who is very emotional.

• An individual who is always excited.

• A person who is calm and sensible.

• Someone who is unpredictable.

What does 'in my neck of the woods' refer to?

• A place you have never visited.

• A type of forest.

• A specific area or neighborhood.

• A distant place.