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Hello there are welcome to the next exciting episode of IELTS Speaking Part 3. Today we are going to be looking at IELTS Part 3 and the TOPIC of BORROWING things.

This is the fourth of a series of IELTS Speaking Part 3 videos.

Ideas, vocabulary, and idioms to answer the recent IELTS Speaking Part 3 Questions.

Please note, this is not an official list from IELTS. These are questions that an examiner might ask.

In Part 3 we never know exactly what the examiner will ask, so these are estimates and are simply meant to be a guide for you, to help you prepare better for the IELTS speaking test.

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Useful vocabulary

Borrow Something from Someone

Lend Something to Someone

Examples:
I lent my book to Alan
I lent Alan my book

Give it back = Return it

Things we can borrow from family

Money, phone, school notes, clothes, pen

Things we can Borrow from library / banks

Books, magazines, money, a loan, credit, a mortgage

Borrowed words - have a ‘siesta’ (borrowed from Spanish)

I implored / begged them to lend it to me

They are afraid they will damage or lose it
It might get spoilt

If they lose it, they will have to pay for it

Fork out a lot of money = pay a lot

pay back a fortune = pay back a lot

Patent
Trademark
Intellectual property theft

There is a fine line between borrowing and stealing or plagiarising

No need to reinvent the wheel

Get inspiration
Promote competition
Creating - Nurtures Innovation