IELTS Grammar - How to use would in IELTS Speaking (for Bands 7, 8, and 9)

IELTS Grammar - How to use WOULD in IELTS Speaking In IELTS Speaking, the IELTS examiner is listening for a range of tenses for Grammatical Range and Accuracy. Many IELTS candidates get nervous and just use the present simple or the past simple. This is not going to get you a high band score for Grammatical Range and Accuracy in IELTS Speaking. Remember that Grammatical Range and Accuracy is 25% of your overall band score for IELTS Speaking so you need to use a range of different tenses and structures. In this video, we show you how to use 'WOULD + infinitive' in the IELTS Speaking exam. This is a great way to impress the IELTS examiner because it is a complex and unusual (for non-native speakers of English) way of talking about repeated actions in the past. 💥✂️ Get our online IELTS Speaking course with a huge discount ✂️💥: https://prepareforielts.com/courses On this course, you get access to lots of current Part 2 cue card IELTS Speaking topics with free updates in January, May and September for the new cue card topics so you can improve your English, learn lots of tips for the IELTS Speaking test whilst using current topics. You also get a downloadable PDF for every IELTS Speaking cue card model answer. Take a look here: https://prepareforielts.com/courses We also offer an IELTS Writing marking service. All IELTS Writing Task 1 and Task 2 marked by former IELTS examiners: https://prepareforielts.com/ielts-writing-marking https://prepareforielts.com #prepareforielts

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