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IELTS Speaking & Vocabulary: How to Improve your Spoken Vocabulary by Dave | How To IELTS Speaking IELTS Vocabulary | 6 Comments One of the most fun and important ways to improve your IELTS speaking score is with new vocabulary. Check out some of my speaking sample answers for free on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@howtodoielts But this means improving your active vocabulary – using it as well as knowing it! Don’t miss out on my new Patreon exclusive essays here if you want to really improve on IELTS! So you want to improve but you never get around to practising or you just d

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