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📌 Gonna ➡️ going to
I'm gonna talk to him.
We're gonna win this game.

📌 Gotta ➡️ got to ➡️ have to
I gotta go now. -> I have to go now.
You gotta be careful.

📌 Have gotta ➡️  have got to ➡️ have to
I've gotta go now. -> I have to go now.

📌 Wanna ➡️ want to
I wanna hold your hand.

📌 Lemme ➡️ let me
lemme ask you something.
lemme call you back.

📌 Gimme ➡️  give me
Gimme a break.
Gimme some money!

📌 Outta ➡️ out of
We'd better get outta here!
Get outta my way!

📌 Kinda ➡️ kind of
I think it's kinda funny.
Kinda outta luck.
What kinda music do you like?

📌 Imma ➡️ I am going to
Imma talk to him.

📌 Hafta ➡️ have to, must
I hafta go now. I'll talk to you later.

📌 Oughta ➡️ ought to
It's too late. I oughta back home right now.

📌 Shoulda ➡️ should have
You shoulda done it.

📌 Dunno ➡️ don't know/doesn't know
I dunno what to say.

📌 Nope/Nah/Naa ➡️ No
Nope, I'm not going. I'll be here more.

📌 Betcha ➡️ bet you
I betcha this movie is a good one, lemme buy a ticket.

📌 Lotsa ➡️ lots of
There are lotsa chicks right there.

📌 Lotta ➡️ lot of
I saw a lotta courage out there, and a lotta hard work.

📌 Gotcha ➡️ I've got you ➡️ I understand
Please don't do that again. 

📌 Very capable – accomplished
📌 Very clean – spotless
📌 Very clever – brilliant
📌 Very cold – freezing
📌 Very dirty – squalid
📌 Very dry – parched
📌 Very fast – swift
📌 Very good – superb
📌 Very happy – jubilant
📌 Very hot – scalding
📌 Very hungry – ravenous
📌 Very large – colossal
📌 Very light – imponderable
📌 Very high – sky-high
📌 Very neat – immaculate
📌 Very old – ancient
📌 Very poor – destitute
📌 Very quiet – silent
📌 Very rude – vulgar
📌 Very serious – solemn
📌 Very small – tiny
📌 Very strong – unyielding
📌 Very tasty – delicious
📌 Very tired – exhausted
📌 Very valuable – precious
📌 Very weak – feeble
📌 Very wet – soaked
📌 Very wicked – villainous
📌 Very wise – sagacious
📌 Very worried – anxious
📌 Very dangerous – malignant
📌 Very complex – overspecified
📌 Very frequent – continual

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(1) Fancy price- At any cost/ At demand price

(2) Feather in the cap- Additional success

(3) Feather one's nest- To enrich oneself by taking advantage of one's position

(4) Fighty shy of- To attempt to avoid a thing or person

(5) Fish in troubled waters- To take advantage of the problems of others

(6) Fish out of water- Out of one's usual and comfortable place

(7) Fly in the ointment- A slight unpleasant thing that obstruct the enjoyment of something

(8) Fool's paradise- A state of being happy for foolish or unfounded reasons

(9) Forty winks- A nap

(10) French leave- A leave without information or permission

(11) Fringe benifits- An additional benifit apart from salary

(12) From hand to mouth- Providing only bare essentials

(13) Gala day- Celebration day

(14) Get away with- To escape

(15) Get down to- To attend to work seriously

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📌Useful phrases for Speaking part IELTS:

☑️How to start:
I definitely think...
I guess...
I suppose...
I suspect...
I firmly believe...
I recon...
I admit...
I'm convinced that...
In my humble opinion...
If you ask me...
Personally,...
Um, honestly...

☑️Adding:
Another reason is...
In addition...
...as well as...
Also
Furthermore
Moreover

☑️Examples:
Such as...
Yet, another example of this is...
For instance...
What I mean is...
What I want to say is...

☑️Contracting:
However
But
In comparison
Instead

☑️Introducing other people's opinion:
Some people say that...
According to some...
It's believed that...

☑️Effect:
So
Because
As a result
Not only because of that...but also...

📌VOCABULARY for THE IELTS READING MODULE

🔹 amorphous - having no definite form or distinct shape
🔹 ample - more than enough in size or scope or capacity
🔹 anachronism - locating something at a time when it couldn't have existed
🔹 analogous - similar or equivalent in some respects
🔹 anecdote - short account of an incident
🔹 animosity - a feeling of ill will arousing active hostility
🔹 annihilate - kill in large numbers
🔹 anomaly - deviation from the normal or common order or form or rule
🔹 anonymous - having no known name or identity or known source
🔹 antagonism - an actively expressed feeling of dislike and hostility
🔹 antecedent - someone from whom you are descended
🔹 anthropomorphic - suggesting human features for animals or inanimate things
🔹 anticipate - be excited or anxious about
🔹 antipathy - a feeling of intense dislike
🔹 antithetical - sharply contrasted in character or purpose
🔹 apathy - an absence of emotion or enthusiasm
🔹 aptitude - inherent ability
🔹 arbitrary - based on or subject to individual discretion or preference
🔹 arcane - requiring secret or mysterious knowledge
🔹 archaic - so extremely old as seeming to belong to an earlier period
🔹 varchetype - something that serves as a model
🔹 ardent - characterized by intense emotion
🔹 arduous - characterized by effort to the point of exhaustion
🔹 aristocratic - belonging to or characteristic of the nobility
🔹 artifice - a deceptive maneuver, especially to avoid capture
🔹 ascetic - characteristic of the practice of rigorous self-discipline
🔹 aspire - have an ambitious plan or a lofty goal
🔹 assimilation - the process of absorbing one cultural group into another
🔹 assuage - provide physical relief, as from pain
🔹 atone - make amends for
🔹 attest - provide evidence for
🔹 attire - clothing of a distinctive style or for a particular occasion
🔹 attribute - a quality belonging to or characteristic of an entity
🔹 attribution - assigning to a cause or source
🔹 audacious - disposed to venture or take risks
🔹 audible - heard or perceptible by the ear
🔹 augment - enlarge or increase
🔹 augur - predict from an omen
🔹 augury - an event indicating important things to come
🔹 auspicious - indicating favorable circumstances and good luck
🔹 austere - severely simple
🔹 authentic - conforming to fact and therefore worthy of belief
🔹 authoritarian - characteristic of an absolute ruler or absolute rule
🔹 authoritative - of recognized power or excellence
🔹 avarice - reprehensible acquisitiveness; insatiable desire for wealth
🔹 avenge - take action in return for a perceived wrong
🔹 aversion - a feeling of intense dislike
🔹 avid - marked by active interest and enthusiasm
🔹 avuncular - resembling an uncle in kindness or indulgence
🔹 awe - an overwhelming feeling of wonder or admiration

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