How to talk about TRAVELLING & HOLIDAYS in English | IELTs Lesson 4
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Channel: Aussie English · 2018 · Education
Get my FREE ebook guide to learning Australian English: https://aussieenglish.lpages.co/ae-guide2/ Enrol in the Aussie English Classroom here: https://bit.ly/2DWrP8R My name's Pete and I'm the host of the Aussie English Podcast, a podcast dedicated to teaching people Australian English as well as general advanced English. Today's video is the third in a new IELTs course that I'm putting together for members of the Aussie English Classroom. You can sign up to the AE Classroom for just $1 for your first month here: http://bit.ly/2nddc9O Over the coming months, I'll be releasing IELTs lessons like this one, where I sit down with my wife Kel who's an English learner from Brazil and we have an advanced English conversation about hobbies. In today's IELTs Lesson 4 video, we'll use a heap of great vocabulary and expressions when talking about travelling and holidays that you can learn and then use when you have to complete exams such as IELTs, Cambridge, PTE, etc. We teach you a heap of vocab and expressions related to travelling and holidays that you'll be able to use to prepare for your IELTs speaking test. Use this episode to help prepare your answers for your IELTs speaking exam. How can I get the most out of this lesson? 1. Watch the episode all the way through without taking notes. Just concentrate on understanding the advanced English conversation about hobbies differences. 2. Watch it again, paying close attention to the vocabulary and expressions that appear on the screen as we speak. Learn any new English expressions or vocab, and write them down on a notepad. 3. Watch the episode again or listen to it on the Aussie English Podcast to keep practicing your listening comprehension and acquisition of this new advanced English vocabulary and expressions. 4. Enrol in The Aussie English Classroom to get access to the vocab breakdown video that goes with this episode! Enrol here: https://bit.ly/2DWrP8R Hopefully, this video acts as IELTs preparation material and helps you sound natural when speaking English and a lot more like an English speaker and Australian and shows you how to do an Australian accent so you can speak English more like us Aussies Down Under! ✔ Support Aussie English: http://bit.ly/2uhkFrh ✔ AE Classroom: http://bit.ly/2nddc9O ✔ Podcast/Website: http://bit.ly/2jSZ5zG ✔ Private lessons - http://bit.ly/2CZkhhM How can you help Aussie English? ▶️ 1. Donate: https://bit.ly/2q7XavQ ▶️ 2. Newsletter Sign-Up/Get FREE Downloads: https://bit.ly/2IL1FFf ▶️ 3. On YouTube: Subscribe, Click Notification Bell ▶️ 4. Subscribe to The Aussie English Podcast: https://www.theaussieenglishpodcast.com/ ▶️ 5. Follow Aussie English on Alternative Platforms Want to get even more out of Aussie English? ✔ Aussie English TV: http://bit.ly/2G2kw02 ✔ AE Classroom: http://bit.ly/2wutcrE ✔ Effortless Phrasal Verbs Course: http://bit.ly/2xhyZln Thanks to these amazing people for supporting AE! Aurelien Takua Shamoto Julia Kalinkina Takuya Shamot Dong Choi Lada Durchanek Juliana Montoya Aaron Aye Chan Kevin Saffarian Isabel Haro Rocio Pena Kebria Sabouri Veronica Pineal Kaden Ko Luciano Pinto Галина Гостева Eric Regalario Paloma Marin Arraiza Daniel On Marcos Saul Ramy Elsayed Sadek Lima Yarey Maksim Iaremchenko Shin Naung Naung Htwe Homer Chen Guisela Matheson Shinichi Masaki Daren Lee Peng Qin Davood Pour Tatyana
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