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Redundant language IELTS speaking test

September 14, 2022June 28, 2022 by Mike Wattie

Use redundant language to:

1. start answers smoothly
2. buy time to think
3. make your answers seem longer

Examples of redundant language

To be honest
Frankly speaking
As far as I am concerned
Honestly speaking
Generally speaking
As for me
I think
To be frank
Quite honestly
Actually,
I would have say,
Well,
Most definitely,
Without a doubt
It depends ….
I have to admit my preference is, ……….

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