IELTS Energy Podcast 954: Idioms Even Natives Get Wrong

The video begins with a personal anecdote about Mondays, followed by a discussion on the pandemic's impact in different states. The main focus is on introducing high-level IELTS vocabulary and idioms, highlighting common mistakes even native speakers make. The word 'curb' is explored in detail, with examples of its usage. The video concludes with a light-hearted discussion on personal interests, particularly in movies.

What does the speaker imply about the differences in handling the pandemic across states?

What are some examples of how the speaker suggests using high-level vocabulary in the IELTS exam?

What is the correct spelling of the idiom that means to excite someone's interest?

In what context can the speaker use the idiom 'wet your appetite'?