Speak Like A Pro For The Speaking Module!

 Speak Like A Pro For The Speaking Module!

#1

To have a skeleton in the closet

Meaning: To have a hidden or embarrassing secret.

Example: "When discussing one's achievements in the IELTS interview, it's important not to have any skeletons in the closet."

 

#2

To see eye to eye

Meaning: To completely agree on a particular issue.

Example: "In the IELTS group discussion, it can be challenging to see eye to eye on complex topics."

 

#3

To be a square peg in a round hole

Meaning: To be in a situation where you don't fit or belong.

Example: "Feeling like a square peg in a round hole, I struggled with the IELTS writing section, which wasn't my strong suit."

 #4

To be like a bull in a china shop

Meaning: To be clumsy or reckless in a delicate situation.

Example: "In the IELTS speaking test, avoid being like a bull in a china shop by carefully choosing your words."

#5

To be on cloud nine

Meaning: To be extremely happy and content.

Example: "After receiving an unexpectedly high score on the

IELTS test, I was on cloud nine for weeks."

 

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