Is “Freak” too Informal for IELTS Speaking

The video tutorial discusses the use of the word 'freak' in speaking exams, highlighting its traditional meaning and how it can be used positively or negatively. The instructor advises students to maintain a positive tone in their responses to create a good environment and improve their speaking scores. The video also covers the importance of avoiding harsh language and provides guidance on using informal language appropriately, depending on the examiner's age and preferences.

What are the two ways the word 'freak' can be interpreted according to the speaker?

Why is it important to stay positive when using the word 'freak' in speaking answers?

What alternative expression does the speaker suggest instead of using a bad word that starts with 'F'?

How does the speaker suggest using informal language in the speaking exam?

What should candidates consider when using the word 'freak' depending on the age of the examiner?