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10/08/2026

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09/08/2026

How would you talk about your summer vacation?

Summer is the perfect time to travel, relax, and make unforgettable memories. Whether you stayed home or explored a new destination, here's how you can describe your vacation in English!

Here are some useful words and phrases:

Go on vacation – travel for leisure
Relax – rest and enjoy your free time
Sightsee – visit interesting places and attractions
Make memories – create special experiences you'll remember
Pack your suitcase – prepare your luggage for a trip
Go camping – stay outdoors in a tent or cabin
Spend time at the beach – enjoy the ocean, sand, and sunshine
Try local food – taste traditional dishes from a place you visit
Take a road trip – travel by car over a long distance
Recharge your batteries – rest and regain your energy

Useful expressions:

"I went on vacation with my family."
"We spent a week at the beach."
"I visited several interesting places."
"We tried lots of local food."
"The weather was beautiful every day."
"It was relaxing and unforgettable."
"I came home feeling refreshed."

Example:
"Last summer, I went on vacation to the coast with my family. We spent our days at the beach, tried delicious local seafood, and watched the sunset every evening. We also visited a few small towns and made lots of wonderful memories. It was the perfect way to recharge my batteries."

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Expand your vocabulary

08/08/2026

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07/08/2026

Speaking AQA Oxford 9280
June 2025
Speaking Descriptive Language

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Linking Words

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Useful Phrasal Verbs

06/08/2026

How to Describe Something Spicy ?

Want to sound more natural when talking about spicy food? Try these expressions!

**Mild** – Not very spicy.
*“The salsa is mild, so everyone can enjoy it.”*

**A little spicy** – Has a small amount of heat.
*“These noodles are a little spicy but still delicious.”*

**Spicy** – Has a noticeable kick.
*“I love spicy chicken wings!”*

**Hot** – Very spicy (not temperature!).
*“Be careful! This curry is really hot.”*

**Fiery** – Extremely spicy.
*“The sauce was so fiery that my eyes started watering.”*

**Packed with heat** – Full of spicy flavor.
*“This chili is packed with heat!”*

**It has a kick.** – It's spicier than expected.
*“The soup doesn't look spicy, but it has a kick.”*

**It made my mouth burn.**
*“That pepper made my mouth burn!”*

**I need some milk!**
(A common reaction because milk helps reduce the burning sensation from spicy food.)