Test health vocabulary - dictation and collocations презентация

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poisoning he suffer from/ he’s got food poisoning
transplant
system
diet a low-fat diet; a crash diet
allergy an allergy to red food; to insect bites
to undergo treatment, surgery
a procedure
to have an operation

Describe a time that you (or someone you know) were hurt
Say: where you were and what you were doing
what happened
what you or other people did to help

IELTS Listening marking schemes
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new vocabulary
to get away with + noun/ -ing
He/She gets away with murder
social media is blocked
to share information; to pass on information to (a rival company)
it doesn’t affect my work
I get through my work quickly = to get to the end
to clock in and clock out
to work for yourself; to be self-employed
to have/run a business= a company
to do business with someone = to do a deal
to be your own boss
to be freelance; a freelance worker
you see (instead of ‘you know’)
brain shower brain storm?

Describe an environmental problem that has occurred in your country.
You should say:
The cause of the problem
What effect it has had on your country
The steps, if any, that have been taken to solve this
Explain why you think this problem is so important to solve.
Describe a practical skill you learned recently.
You should say:
• What it was
• When you learned it
• Why you learned it
• And how you felt about it
Describe a favorite piece of clothing.
You should say:
• what the item is
• how often you wear it
• why you like it.

speaking
You can deviate from the subject on the card, but you must explain what you are doing and why.
the second thing is that … - nice
idioms: I sleep like a log I’m (almost) deaf as a post (I can only hear in one ear; one of my ears doesn’t work; I only have hearing in one ear)
hurry - I’m usually in a hurry; I always have to rush

pronunciation
http://www.phonemicchart.com
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