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  1. 1. 這份清單怎麼用
  2. 2. Speaking: opinion and opener swaps
  3. 3. Speaking: describing and reacting swaps
  4. 4. Speaking: Part 3 reasoning swaps
  5. 5. Writing Task 2: argument and linking swaps
  6. 6. Writing Task 2: vocabulary and word choice swaps
  7. 7. Writing Task 1: description swaps
  8. 8. Grammar and sentence-level swaps
  9. 9. 常見問題

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Speaking: opinion and opener swaps

Replace repeated openers with varied, natural ones.

Band 6-ishStronger Band 7Where to use
I thinkI'd say thatSpeaking Part 1 and 3
I like it very muchI'm really fond of itSpeaking Part 1 likes
I don't like itIt's not really my cup of teaSpeaking Part 1 dislikes
Yes, I agreeI couldn't agree moreSpeaking Part 3 strong agreement
I don't agreeI'm not entirely convincedSpeaking Part 3 disagreement
MaybeIt's quite possible thatSpeaking Part 3 speculation
I don't knowThat's a tricky one, but I'd imagineSpeaking Part 3 uncertain
BecauseThe main reason is thatSpeaking Part 1 and 2 explanation
AlsoOn top of thatSpeaking adding a point
ButThat said,Speaking contrast
Very oftenMore often than notSpeaking frequency
For exampleA good example would beSpeaking Part 2 and 3 examples
In the pastBack in the daySpeaking Part 1 past habits
It is goodIt's quite beneficialSpeaking evaluation
I want to talk aboutI'd like to describeSpeaking Part 2 opener

Speaking: describing and reacting swaps

Make descriptions more precise without sounding unnatural.

Band 6-ishStronger Band 7Where to use
very bigenormous / sizeableSpeaking Part 2 places and objects
very smalltiny / compactSpeaking Part 2 places and objects
very goodoutstanding / excellentSpeaking general praise
very baddreadful / pretty awfulSpeaking strong negatives
very tiredcompletely exhaustedSpeaking feelings
very happyabsolutely delightedSpeaking feelings
very interestingabsolutely fascinatingSpeaking Part 2 evaluation
very difficultquite challengingSpeaking tasks and skills
very famouswidely knownSpeaking Part 2 people and places
very beautifulabsolutely stunningSpeaking Part 2 places
very busypacked with people / really hecticSpeaking Part 2 places and days
very quietpeaceful and tranquilSpeaking Part 2 places
I was surprisedI was taken abackSpeaking Part 2 events
I was nervousI felt a bit on edgeSpeaking Part 2 experiences
It was funIt was a real blastSpeaking Part 2 events and trips

Speaking: Part 3 reasoning swaps

Add reasoning, balance and caution to abstract answers.

Band 6-ishStronger Band 7Where to use
Many people do thisA growing number of peopleSpeaking Part 3 trends
It will changeIt's likely to change significantlySpeaking Part 3 future
It has good and bad pointsIt's a double-edged swordSpeaking Part 3 balance
Young people like itIt's particularly popular among younger generationsSpeaking Part 3 age groups
The government should do itThe authorities ought to take actionSpeaking Part 3 society
It is importantIt plays a crucial roleSpeaking Part 3 importance
It is better nowThings have improved considerablySpeaking Part 3 change
People are lazyPeople tend to take the easy optionSpeaking Part 3 criticism
It costs a lotIt comes at a considerable costSpeaking Part 3 expense
It is a big problemIt's a pressing issueSpeaking Part 3 problems

Writing Task 2: argument and linking swaps

Move from list-like essays to controlled argument.

Band 6-ishStronger Band 7Where to use
In my opinionI firmly believe thatTask 2 position statement
NowadaysIn recent years / In the modern eraTask 2 introduction
Many people thinkIt is widely argued thatTask 2 introduction
FirstlyTo begin with / The primary reason isTask 2 body paragraph 1
SecondlyMoreover / A further point isTask 2 body paragraph 2
FinallyLast but not leastTask 2 last supporting point
In conclusionTo sum up / All things consideredTask 2 conclusion
ButHowever / NeverthelessTask 2 contrast between sentences
SoConsequently / As a resultTask 2 result
Because of thisFor this reasonTask 2 cause link
For exampleTo illustrate / A case in point isTask 2 examples
There are many advantagesThere are several notable benefitsTask 2 advantages and disadvantages
There are some disadvantagesThere are a number of drawbacksTask 2 advantages and disadvantages
Some people agree and some disagreeOpinions are divided on this issueTask 2 discuss both views
I agree with this statementI am inclined to agree with this viewTask 2 agree or disagree
This is trueThis is certainly the caseTask 2 supporting claims
On the other handConversely / By contrastTask 2 contrast
Another reason isAnother contributing factor isTask 2 causes
It is clear thatIt is evident thatTask 2 claims
This shows thatThis demonstrates thatTask 2 explanation

Writing Task 2: vocabulary and word choice swaps

Replace vague words with exact, topic-friendly choices.

Band 6-ishStronger Band 7Where to use
a lot ofa great deal of / a significant number ofTask 2 quantity
big problemserious issueTask 2 problems
good forbeneficial toTask 2 effects
bad fordetrimental toTask 2 effects
helpcontribute to / facilitateTask 2 effects and solutions
getobtain / acquireTask 2 verbs
make peopleencourage people to / compel people toTask 2 policies
importantessential / vitalTask 2 emphasis
increaserise sharply / escalateTask 2 trends
decreasedecline / diminishTask 2 trends
showillustrate / revealTask 2 explanation
think abouttake into accountTask 2 policies and decisions
startinitiate / commenceTask 2 formal verbs
stopput an end to / curbTask 2 solutions
fix the problemtackle the problemTask 2 solutions
young peoplethe younger generationTask 2 people groups
old peoplethe elderlyTask 2 people groups
poor peoplelow-income familiesTask 2 people groups
rich countriesdeveloped nationsTask 2 society
many thingsnumerous factorsTask 2 causes and effects

Writing Task 1: description swaps

More exact data language for charts, tables, processes and maps.

Band 6-ishStronger Band 7Where to use
went uprose / climbedTask 1 trend up
went downfell / declinedTask 1 trend down
went up a lotrose sharplyTask 1 fast change
went up a littleedged up slightlyTask 1 small change
stayed the sameremained stableTask 1 no change
the biggestthe highest / the largest proportionTask 1 comparison
the smallestthe lowest / the smallest shareTask 1 comparison
this chart showsthe chart illustratesTask 1 introduction
from 2000 to 2010over the period from 2000 to 2010Task 1 time frame
is about 50%accounts for approximately 50%Task 1 data detail

Grammar and sentence-level swaps

Small structure changes that raise grammatical range.

Band 6-ishStronger Band 7Where to use
If people do this, it is bad.Should people do this, the consequences could be severe.Task 2 conditionals
People who work hard get money.Those who work hard are rewarded financially.Task 2 relative clauses
Technology is useful and it is popular.Technology, which is increasingly popular, is highly useful.Task 2 complex sentences
Pollution is bad. It harms health.Pollution is harmful because it damages public health.Task 2 combining sentences
I went there and I saw many things.Having arrived there, I noticed a great many things.Speaking and Writing narrative
People use cars. This causes pollution.The widespread use of cars leads to pollution.Task 2 nominalisation
It is hard to learn languages.Learning languages is no easy task.Speaking and Writing evaluation
Many people lose their jobs.A considerable number of workers are made redundant.Task 2 passive voice
He said he would come.He had promised that he would turn up.Speaking Part 2 past narrative
If I had more time, I will study more.If I had more time, I would study more.Speaking and Writing conditionals

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  1. 1. 這份清單怎麼用
  2. 2. Speaking: opinion and opener swaps
  3. 3. Speaking: describing and reacting swaps
  4. 4. Speaking: Part 3 reasoning swaps
  5. 5. Writing Task 2: argument and linking swaps
  6. 6. Writing Task 2: vocabulary and word choice swaps
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