IELTS Speaking Vocabulary | Lesson 9: Shoes

You’re listening to the audio version — for the full video with subtitles and dynamic visuals, check it out here: https://theieltstime.comIn this lesson, we break down practical vocabulary from our IELTS Speaking Shoes episode and show you how to use it naturally in the exam. These are mostly words you may already recognise — the focus is on using them fluently under pressure, especially in IELTS Speaking Part 1. The vocabulary is organised by nouns, verbs, and adjectives to help you build answers more quickly. Vocabulary covered: NOUNS & NOUN PHRASESfootwear, sneakers / trainers, sandals, flip-flops, sky-high heels, stiff dress shoes, outfit, a shoe enthusiast, a compulsive shopper, blisters, an on-the-go lifestyle, the sweet spotVERBS & VERB PHRASES gravitate toward, lean toward, fall apart, splurge, go out of style, have the right pair on ADJECTIVES & ADJECTIVE CHUNKS discerning, look out of place, smart-casual, trendy, impractical, look decent, look appropriate, look stunning, put together, broken in Use this lesson alongside the full Shoes episode to practise applying these phrases to your own IELTS Speaking answers.