# **Boosting Speaking Scores with Idioms **🥳 In IELTS Speaking, there's a crucial element that makes your speech more natural and native-like. It's none other than IDIOMS – expressions, PROVERBS – sayings, and ADAGE – sayings. The more proficient you are in a language, the more likely you are to use idioms - sayings and proverbs, right? 😘 💁‍♀️ These are all ways of expressing implicit, figurative meanings, not just the literal meanings of each word. 💁‍♀️ It seems like not many of us really care about how these three concepts differ, just use them from generation to generation out of habit, right? 😁 So, I will skip defining these three concepts and collectively call them IDIOMS for you to remember easily 😇 > Practice for IELTS Speaking skill with IELTS Test Pro: https://ielts-testpro.com/practice/speaking/ **=> 25 IDIOMS you must learn to apply to every question in IELTS Speaking!!** <1> New one in, old one out <2> With age comes wisdom <3> Handsome is as handsome does <4> Beauty is only skin deep <5> Never offer to teach fish to swim <6> You get what you pay for <7> As strong as a horse <8> All roads lead to Rome <9> Diamond cuts diamond <10> Don’t judge a book by its cover <11> Out of sight out of mind <12> East or West home is best <13> What will be will be <14> Every day is not Sunday <15> When in Rome do as the Romans do <16> Jack of all trades and master of none <17> Every Jack has his Jill <18> A friend in need is a friend indeed <19> No pains no gains – Bitter pills may have blessed effects <20> Easier said than done <21> Easy come easy go <22> Nothing venture nothing gains <23> Other times other ways <24> The empty vessel makes the greatest sound <25> Beauty is in the eye of the beholder"