IELTS Energy Podcast 1041: Be a Wordaholic on IELTS Speaking

The video tutorial discusses the use of flexible suffixes and prefixes, focusing on 'holic' and 'quasi'. It provides examples of how these can be used to enhance vocabulary and impress examiners. The tutorial also covers strategies for effective communication in exams, emphasizing the importance of avoiding memorized answers. Additionally, it touches on the concept of coining new words and the difference between discussing TV shows and movies in exam contexts.

What are some examples of suffixes mentioned in the text that can create slang?

In what ways can using slang improve your IELTS score?

How can the suffix 'holic' be used to express a strong interest in something?

Can you provide examples of how to use 'holic' with different nouns?

What is the significance of coining a phrase in the context of vocabulary expansion?

What are the potential benefits of using flexible language in communication?

What advice is given regarding memorized answers in the context of the IELTS exam?

How does the conversation suggest improving fluency for IELTS preparation?

What does the prefix 'quasi' mean, and how can it be used in a sentence?

What is a 'humble brag' and how can it be used in conversation?