How to Avoid Fillers with the Help of Linkers

Struggling with fillers like ‘um,’ ‘uh,’ or ‘you know’ in IELTS Speaking? 

These can disrupt your flow and lower your score. Instead, use linkers like ‘for example,’ ‘however,’ ‘on the other hand,’ and ‘in addition’ to keep your answers structured and fluent. For instance, when asked about your favorite music, you could say: ‘I love pop music because it’s uplifting. For example, I enjoy Taylor Swift’s songs. Additionally, it helps me relax.’ Linkers not only replace fillers but also connect your ideas smoothly. Practice using them to improve coherence and fluency. 

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