‘Pretty’ Great Vocabulary for ‘Quite’ Good Scores - IELTS Energy Podcast 1274

In this episode, the hosts discuss the differences between the adverbs 'quite' and 'pretty' in American and British English, focusing on their meanings and usage. They explore how intonation can change the meaning of these words and provide examples for IELTS speaking exams. The hosts also introduce higher-level vocabulary alternatives to improve scores and encourage audience engagement through comments and reviews.

What is the main topic discussed in the episode?

Can you explain the difference between 'quite' and 'pretty' in American and British English?

What are some synonyms for 'quite' when it means 'entirely'?

How can the intonation change the meaning of 'pretty'?

How can using higher-level vocabulary improve your scores?

Why is it important to use adverbs and adjectives in speaking and writing?

What higher-level vocabulary can replace 'actually'?

What is an example of using 'passably' in a sentence?

What are some examples of higher-level words that can replace 'pretty good'?

What does the speaker suggest about using 'quite' and 'pretty' in different contexts?