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  • 00:00

    hi there it's asiya and today let's look into the  most challenging ielts speaking part 1 questions  

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    reported in recent exams you hear questions sample  answers and learn useful vocabulary to improve  

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    your answers there is also a pdf guide with recent  writing and speaking topics for you to download  

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    okay let's get started we've already talked about  clothing and jeans in the previous lessons the  

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    latest topic in this group is shoes for example  what kind of shoes do you usually wear well i walk  

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    quite a lot so i prefer something comfortable flat  or loafers but when i go out i like to wear heels  

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    a man could say i walk quite a lot so i usually  wear trainers of course i have a pair of dress  

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    shoes to go with a suit to get a high score for  your vocabulary in ielts speaking you should  

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    use topic specific vocabulary so here are a few  words to talk about shoes the confirst shoes are  

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    trainers or as americans call them sneakers  you may wear loafers sandals or boots now  

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    elegant shoes for women without heels are called  flats all shoes with heels are casually called  

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    heels stilettos are the shoes with a high and  thin heel for men formal shoes are also called  

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    dress shoes and the fanciest of them are  oxfords you could be asked do you prefer  

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    stylish or comfortable shoes but we've already  answered this question here is the next  

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    how often do you buy new shoes not often at  all i like high quality shoes that are very  

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    comfortable to wear although they are a bit more  expensive to buy i can wear them for a few years  

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    so you can talk about high quality  shoes and comfortable is also comfy  

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    have you ever bought shoes online no i  haven't i find that not all shoes of my size  

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    fit me well so i usually try a few pairs on  before i buy anything with online shopping it  

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    would be a hassle to return so many orders  to fit well is to be comfortable to try on  

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    is to put on a piece of clothing or shoes to  see if it fits and how it looks it's a hustle  

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    this is a situation that's annoying because you  need to do something that requires a lot of effort  

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    to return an order that's when you buy something  change your mind and give it back to the shop okay  

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    the next question is why do you think  some people buy very expensive shoes  

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    i suppose for some the price just seems right  while others may love designer shoes so much  

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    that they don't mind saving up to  invest in her pair of jimmy choos  

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    i'm personally not a shoe person and i  always look for good value for my money  

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    designer shoes shoes that are very expensive  are usually designer shoes dior chanel and so on  

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    to invest into something of course you  can invest into your education or shares  

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    but sometimes people say that something is  an investment just because it's too expensive  

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    this jacket costs a thousand bucks but  it's an investment a pair of jimmy choos  

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    well that's a brand that people often name  when they want to refer to very expensive  

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    shoes perhaps you've heard people saying i'm a dog  person or i'm a cat person you may also say i'm a  

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    shoe person if you love designer shoes or i'm not  a shoe person if you don't think that investing  

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    into jimmy choos is a great idea the next topic  is advertisements in case you're not sure what  

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    those are every time you click to watch a youtube  video you see an advertisement or two actually  

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    you can pronounce this word in two different ways  advertisement is british advertisement is american  

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    an advertisement is also an ad or advert pay  attention to the preposition an advertisement for  

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    something and add for a coffee machine an advert  for an electric car so how do you feel about  

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    advertisements i think we see way too many of them  and sometimes they get quite annoying especially  

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    on tv commercials are so long and frequent that  each movie or program is probably 30 or 50 longer  

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    than it really is that's one of the reasons why  i prefer watching netflix to regular tv channels  

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    a commercial is an added tv or on the radio  annoying making somebody feel slightly angry  

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    and please note that we say ads are annoying to  me or i'm annoyed by ads something is annoying  

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    and someone is annoyed do you  watch advertisements until the end  

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    surprisingly sometimes i do well when i watch tv i  either ignore ads or i switch the channel to avoid  

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    them on youtube i also skip most ads unless i want  a particular youtuber to get paid a bit more and  

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    then i watch ads on my channel indeed youtube only  pays its creators when people watch the full ad  

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    or at least 30 seconds of a long ad so thank you  so much to everyone who watches ads on my lessons  

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    to switch the channel is to change the channel  to skip ads is to move straight to the video  

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    do advertisements influence your choice of product  or a more informal wording have you ever bought  

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    something because of its advertisement i'm sure i  have adds affect us on the subconscious level when  

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    we see a product we recognize so we tend to feel  that it's better than other products we've never  

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    seen before that's why brands spend a lot of money  running promotions to increase brand awareness  

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    subconscious that's something that  influences your behavior even though  

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    you're not aware of it a promotion marketing  activities done to increase the sales of a product  

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    brand awareness that's how familiar  customers are with the brand or its products  

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    okay the next question is do you remember  any adverts you saw when you were younger  

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    most questions in ielts speaking are about  the present but this one is about the past  

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    so it requires the past tense and you answer  well in russia there was an ad promoting jews  

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    at the very beginning of which kids exclaimed  and as he has arrived i remember it very well  

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    because my classmates teased me with this phrase  for years long after the ad had been discontinued  

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    this is my story so please think which ad  you could talk about the next question is  

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    do you think it's a good thing that celebrities  promote products well i don't see a fundamental  

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    problem with it but i think they should  carefully choose what they promote if let's  

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    say a celebrity endorses a certain product his  or her fans are much more likely to go and buy it  

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    however if they are dissatisfied with their  purchase they may transfer part of these negative  

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    feelings back to the celebrity a celebrity  endorsement that's a statement by someone famous  

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    saying that they use and like this particular  product the next topic is science did you study  

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    science at school oh yes in secondary school i  studied all the main science subjects physics  

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    chemistry biology and even astronomy all these  courses were compulsory in my school okay the  

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    main science subjects are physics chemistry  biology earth science astronomy and some others  

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    compulsory subjects are those that all students  must study compare them to optional subjects  

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    which some students choose to study next what was  your favorite science subject honestly speaking  

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    i didn't really care about science at that age  even though i got top grades in all of them  

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    even with astronomy my parents bought me a  big colorful encyclopedia of astronomy and i  

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    loved reading it at home but at school the  same topics somehow seemed pretty boring  

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    okay the next question is what did you like  about your favorite subject about astronomy  

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    this is quite a precise question therefore this  is a moment to show off some topic-specific  

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    vocabulary here's my answer perhaps astronomy  reminded me of all these sci-fi books i read  

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    but i was simply fascinated by some of the  concepts i remember my excitement when i  

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    learned that some stars turn into black holes  and even light can't escape them hence the name  

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    black holes or that our universe is full of dark  matter which we can't see but we know it's there

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    think about a couple of concepts you could talk  you could discuss if asked about science or more  

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    generally school and university subjects in  this video i showed you a sample answer for  

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    the subject you liked but you may be asked about  the subject you didn't like i leave this one with  

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    you because it's time for us to move on to the  next topic wallets here is our question do you  

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    have a wallet first of all let's talk about the  definitions a wallet is a small folding case for  

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    keeping money and cards in i remember learning  at school that wallets are only for men actually  

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    if you carry something like this it's called a  wallet irrespective of your gender a purse is a  

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    small bag for carrying coins money and so on used  by women a pass is usually larger than a wallet  

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    here is my answer i have a small wallet made of  red leather that i always carry in my handbag  

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    the next question is what do you carry  in your wallet i use it mainly for my  

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    credit cards quite a few discount cards and  my driving license in london i rarely pay cash  

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    so i usually have no paper money  in it at all you know it's quite  

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    common to refer to both credit cards and debit  cards together as credit cards some people also  

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    carry a family photo or a photo of their partner  spouse so that's something you could mention  

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    next when did you buy your first wallet to be  honest i really don't remember it must have  

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    been at university because when i was at school  i hardly had any pocket money to need a wallet  

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    must have plus verb plus ed that's the past  form of must if you're talking about the present  

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    you just say must plus the verb who's  knocking on the door it must be my brother  

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    that's the present tense who was banging on your  door yesterday it must have been my brother that's  

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    the past form pocket money that's a small amount  of money that parents give to their children  

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    next have you ever lost your wallet well  once i had my wallet stolen while i was  

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    queuing at a coffee shop i didn't have  any cash there but before i could block  

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    all my cards the pickpocket managed to buy  quite a lot of food in this supermarket nearby  

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    using contactless payments he was never caught  but luckily my bank refunded me all the money  

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    to have something stolen i had my wallet stolen  that's a nice expression to talk about this  

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    terrible situation to queue this is a british  word meaning to wait in line a big pocket that's  

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    a person who steals money and phones from people's  pockets or bags contactless payments or cards when  

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    you pay with your card or phone by just touching  the payment machine it's a contactless payment  

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    these are the latest complex topics reported in  ayat speaking part one but many topics are used  

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    over and over again for example in the last month  students reported questions about colors flowers  

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    writing versus typing traveling by car and i've  covered all these topics in the previous videos  

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    you can download a pdf guide with all these  recent writing and speaking topics if you  

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    follow the link below for more speaking topics  and sample answers please watch these videos  

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    here thank you so much for joining me today good  luck with your preparation and your exam bye

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The example sentences of ENDORSES in videos (8 in total of 8)

say verb, non-3rd person singular present a determiner celebrity noun, singular or mass endorses verb, 3rd person singular present a determiner certain adjective product noun, singular or mass his possessive pronoun or coordinating conjunction her possessive pronoun fans noun, plural are verb, non-3rd person singular present much adverb more adverb, comparative likely adjective to to go verb, base form and coordinating conjunction buy verb, base form it personal pronoun
the determiner africa proper noun, singular and coordinating conjunction senegal proper noun, singular trade proper noun, singular act proper noun, singular of preposition or subordinating conjunction 1765 cardinal number clearly adverb endorses verb, 3rd person singular present the determiner right noun, singular or mass to to buy verb, base form slaves noun, plural in preposition or subordinating conjunction
to to pay verb, base form its possessive pronoun suppliers noun, plural , provided verb, past participle it personal pronoun endorses verb, 3rd person singular present the determiner document noun, singular or mass by preposition or subordinating conjunction stamping verb, gerund or present participle a determiner company noun, singular or mass chop noun, singular or mass or coordinating conjunction seal noun, singular or mass on preposition or subordinating conjunction
and coordinating conjunction islam proper noun, singular endorses verb, 3rd person singular present and coordinating conjunction encourages verb, 3rd person singular present elderly adjective men noun, plural to to take verb, base form young adjective girls noun, plural as preposition or subordinating conjunction wives noun, plural , this determiner rule noun, singular or mass
the determiner fact noun, singular or mass that determiner god proper noun, singular might modal for preposition or subordinating conjunction a determiner time noun, singular or mass use noun, singular or mass a determiner corrupt adjective nation noun, singular or mass like preposition or subordinating conjunction babylon proper noun, singular does verb, 3rd person singular present not adverb mean verb, base form that preposition or subordinating conjunction he personal pronoun endorses verb, 3rd person singular present everything noun, singular or mass that preposition or subordinating conjunction they personal pronoun do verb, non-3rd person singular present
to to bolster verb, base form it personal pronoun via preposition or subordinating conjunction edward proper noun, singular feser proper noun, singular proper noun, singular who wh-pronoun is verb, 3rd person singular present a determiner philosopher noun, singular or mass that determiner ben proper noun, singular both determiner endorses verb, 3rd person singular present and coordinating conjunction often adverb
each determiner episode noun, singular or mass a determiner character noun, singular or mass from preposition or subordinating conjunction the determiner show noun, singular or mass endorses verb, 3rd person singular present a determiner random adjective fleemco proper noun, singular product noun, singular or mass which wh-determiner confirms verb, 3rd person singular present that preposition or subordinating conjunction fleemco proper noun, singular
company noun, singular or mass back adverb here adverb all determiner of preposition or subordinating conjunction the determiner stuff noun, singular or mass that preposition or subordinating conjunction this determiner man noun, singular or mass endorses verb, 3rd person singular present can modal i personal pronoun read verb, non-3rd person singular present the determiner list noun, singular or mass of preposition or subordinating conjunction the determiner mr proper noun, singular jordan noun, singular or mass 's possessive ending

Use "endorses" in a sentence | "endorses" example sentences

How to use "endorses" in a sentence?

  • John Frame's magnificent work on the Christian life fully endorses the authority of Scripture and practically addresses the need to consider the situations and people involved in ethical decisions.
    -Richard L. Pratt, Jr.-
  • Happy people rarely correct their faults; they consider themselves vindicated, since fortune endorses their evil ways.
    -Francois de La Rochefoucauld-
  • It is with tremendous excitement and pride that EMILY's List endorses Senator Hillary Clinton for president.
    -Ellen Malcolm-
  • A lady is known by the product she endorses.
    -Ogden Nash-

Definition and meaning of ENDORSES

What does "endorses mean?"

/inˈdôrs/

verb
To show or express approval of.

What are synonyms of "endorses"?
Some common synonyms of "endorses" are:
  • countersign,
  • initial,
  • autograph,
  • inscribe,
  • superscribe,
  • witness,
  • validate,
  • underwrite,
  • side-sign,
  • chirographate,

You can find detailed definitions of them on this page.