5 Phrasal Verbs to GET a 7 on IELTS Speaking

The video tutorial discusses the transition from summer to fall and introduces phrasal verbs with 'get'. It explains the meanings and usage of 'get over', 'get around', 'get across', 'get away', and 'get along'. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of using phrasal verbs in language tests to improve vocabulary scores. It includes a speaking test practice session where these verbs are applied in context. The video concludes with a review of the phrasal verbs discussed.

How do you feel about the transition from summer to fall?

What does it mean to 'get over' something?

What advice is given for dealing with negative experiences?

What is the significance of using idioms and phrasal verbs in conversation?

In your opinion, why is it important to practice using phrasal verbs?

How can phrasal verbs improve your speaking score?

Can you explain the phrase 'there's no getting around it'?

Describe a situation where you had to 'get away' from something.

What are some common challenges when trying to 'get across' your feelings?

What does 'get across' mean in the context of communication?