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This is a B1-level story. Below, are the phrases I explain from the story.
Vocabulary expressions for the story
Today's story is B1 level. I'm listing below the phrases I explain in the audio.
The point of this podcast is to explain that the language you use in your speaking exam must sound authentic.
These are the B1 expressions I suggest you use in the speaking:
**some kind of **- when you are describing something, or identifying something
**That must be... I suppose **- this means you are quite sure what something is
very fond of - like
I've changed my mind - I don't agree with what I said before
I think that's a... isn't it? - easy to use question tag
**Good point! **- You have said something which I agree with
**keen on **- like
It's difficult to please everybody - to please means to make somebody happy
**I mean, **- say this to explain something you have said in a better way, or add more information
See the picture and transcript for the speaking test at: https://www.practisingenglish.com/podcast-186.htm)
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