Essential Set Phrases And Expressions For The Ielts Writing Speaking Modules Pdf Upd Exclusive -

Here’s a helpful guide to understanding and using essential set phrases and expressions for the IELTS Writing and Speaking modules. While I can’t provide a direct PDF, I’ve structured this as a ready-to-use reference you can copy into a document and save as a PDF yourself.

• "Moreover, it is also worth noting that..."
• "In addition to this, I would like to point out that..."
• "However, on the other hand..."

B. Expressing Opinion (Thesis Statements)

• Strong Agreement/Disagreement:

  ✅ Final Tips

  • Don’t memorize entire answers – just phrases you can adapt.
  • Practice inserting 2–3 set phrases into each speaking answer or essay paragraph.
  • Avoid overusing the same phrase (e.g., In conclusion in every paragraph).
  • For a PDF: Copy this guide into Word/Google Docs → Format headings → Save as PDF.

  3. Overuse of "I think"

  • The Mistake: Starting every sentence with "I think."
  • The Fix: Vary your structure. Remove the "I" and start with the object.

    Useful Phrases for Both Modules

    • "That's a good question."
    • "Well, let me think about that for a moment."
    • "To be honest, I think..."