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One of the current IELTS Speaking Part 1 topics for the September 2026–April 2027 period is ‘Shoes’ 👟 If you get this topic in your test, you may need to talk about your favourite type of shoes, how often you buy them, how much you spend on them, whether you prefer comfortable or good-looking shoes, or why some people own so many pairs. And this is one of those topics where knowing the right vocabulary can instantly make your answers sound more natural and higher-level. You can always describe things using basic vocabulary, but knowing the words native speakers actually use helps you be more precise and show a much wider range of vocabulary. Instead of saying “those shoes without laces” or “those shoes with a very thin heel” 😅, learn the words you’d actually use in everyday English: slip-ons, stilettos, wedges, platforms, loafers, ankle boots, Oxfords, Derbys, monk straps, and more. But it’s not just about knowing the names of different shoes. You also need natural phrases to talk about them: slip them on, tie your laces, zip up your boots, easy to put on and take off, a perfect fit, rub my feet, give me blisters, and more. 💡 Save this post and choose the words and phrases that actually describe your shoes and your preferences. You definitely don’t need to memorise the whole list. Then use them to answer the Part 1 questions on the last slide. And if you’re not sure how to use this vocabulary naturally in a Band 7+ answer, you’ll find the current ‘Shoes’ topic in the IELTS Speaking Assistant app, together with topic-specific vocabulary and Band 7+ model answers. Learn the vocabulary. See it in a full answer. Make it your own. 📱 Download the IELTS Speaking Assistant and practise the topics you could actually get in your test. Learn more: www.ielts-assistant.com #ieltspreparationcourse #vocabulary #ieltsvocab #ieltsspeakingtest #ieltsspeakingassistant
