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IELTS Energy 92: Five Phrasal Verbs to “Get” You that 7 on IELTS Speaking

On the IELTS Speaking test the best way to push your speaking score to a 7 or higher is to use idioms and phrasal verbs. If you use these terms the examiner will be impressed and will most likely give you extra points in the vocabulary section. Today we are going to show you some...

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