There are many old buildings in where i live, but many of them are dilopidated. However, I love old buildings and they shows us where we had been come. Even though they are in poor condition, I would like to see them around anyway. I believe we should preserve old buildings in our city and we make them landmarks of the city. Our country has a rich heritage because many culture had been living in here and if we can achieve maintain our culture it would be great. Everybody knows that well-maintained-buildings can be tourist attraction and it anchors area in the history. Because of there are no maintenance in my country there is no architectural taste of my people; whereas there are many historical place in here. I infer that, maintenance is vital for architectural taste. Thank you so much Rory and Maria. Your videos so easy to watch. Sincerely.
I LOVE YOU GUYS!! I LISTEN YOUR PODCAST A FEW MONTHS AND NOW I TAKE A LOOK AT YOUR CHANNEL AND OH WITH YOUR FACES ITS EVEN BETTER THANK YOU sorry for the Caps just can't hold my feelings
Hello, our country Iran has around 2500 years old. The oldest ancient building is Takht-e-Jamshid. It was the house of ancient Iranian kings 2500 years ago.
Hi! It can be both! You'd say "bring up to code" when something is not up to code, and you need to fix something for it to be up to code. "Keep up to code" = it's already in this "up to code" state and you need to keep it that way.
@@SuccesswithIELTS i got it thank you;( I've listened to this podcast , I know, but I'm looking for a video of it because I don't understand some of its parts. subtitles are required
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There are many old buildings in where i live, but many of them are dilopidated. However, I love old buildings and they shows us where we had been come. Even though they are in poor condition, I would like to see them around anyway. I believe we should preserve old buildings in our city and we make them landmarks of the city. Our country has a rich heritage because many culture had been living in here and if we can achieve maintain our culture it would be great.
Everybody knows that well-maintained-buildings can be tourist attraction and it anchors area in the history.
Because of there are no maintenance in my country there is no architectural taste of my people; whereas there are many historical place in here. I infer that, maintenance is vital for architectural taste.
Thank you so much Rory and Maria. Your videos so easy to watch.
Sincerely.
I like old buildings, because they have their own history and when you see on them you ask yourself how people could build this huge building.
I LOVE YOU GUYS!! I LISTEN YOUR PODCAST A FEW MONTHS AND NOW I TAKE A LOOK AT YOUR CHANNEL AND OH WITH YOUR FACES ITS EVEN BETTER THANK YOU sorry for the Caps just can't hold my feelings
Wow wow wow! That’s a lot of excitement! 😁 We’re happy to see you here too! ❤️
thanks so much for useful content. It has been helping me a lot with my IELTS preparation
Good work guys 🙌. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
Hello, our country Iran has around 2500 years old. The oldest ancient building is Takht-e-Jamshid. It was the house of ancient Iranian kings 2500 years ago.
Such beautiful vocabulary there, thanks a lot !!!
Our pleasure! =]
My hometown is 2500 years old.🥳🥳🥳Bukhara 😍😍😍
That is crazy!
That's right
Thank you a bunch. Your every episode is really helpful and funny😊😊
Thank you for watching! ❤️
I'm glad that I've found you here 🎉
halo! the phrase is bring up to code or keep up to code?
Hi! It can be both! You'd say "bring up to code" when something is not up to code, and you need to fix something for it to be up to code. "Keep up to code" = it's already in this "up to code" state and you need to keep it that way.
hello firstly thanks for everything but i couldn't find "flying "called video , is there it ?
It's an audio only episode! You can listen to it here: shows.acast.com/ielts-speaking-for-success/episodes/flying-s07e15-transcript
@@SuccesswithIELTS i got it thank you;( I've listened to this podcast , I know, but I'm looking for a video of it because I don't understand some of its parts. subtitles are required
@@yasamakistemiiom6263 Every episode has a transcript! successwithielts.com/s07e15
Please add pdf format so that it's useful
In the description of each video, there’s a link to the transcript. You can check it out!
@@SuccesswithIELTSwaaauv!!!! Both transcripts and useful vocabulary are there...thank u soooo much... that is something I was searching for. Wonderful and very helpful!!!
I love the Rory's speech as well as Mary but my speaking isn't improving as a result of it appears the streess
That’s totally fine! Listening is great, but practicing answering (even by yourself) these questions should give you more confidence!
Really helpfull video. I recently got into this. Thanks 😊
Can you do a video about- useful app
We do have an audio-only episode on Mobile Apps. Check out our audio podcast!
This topic came out in my exam 🗣️ 😅 I wish I could have it before 🙃
Very sad :( What topics did you get in the exam?
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Exactly old building.
Have you ever visited old building, where was that?!
What was ?!
Thank you very much!! I love you guys❤
Not churches❌
🕌 Mosques✅❤️
Why not both? =]
Rory speaks fast 😂 I can't follow 🤣
That's why we have baked-in captions :)
You can go to the video Setting and slow it down. So, instead of having the usual speed, slow it down and read the subtitles.
I'll be honest this is probably one of the most boring subjects to talk about in an IELTS exam :(
Hopefully the video helped make it interesting =]
Smash the button🤣
SMASH!
Please speak slowly
We have transcripts available in the description of each video!