Target 9 speaking techniques

Question Type 3 ‘Disliking’ 
I’m not so keen on… I’m not much a fan 
of… I’m not really that fond of… 
For a very strong dislikes you could 
probably use the following: 
I totally detest… I absolutely loathe… I 
really can’t stand… 
In your answer, try to use a ‘dislike’ and 
‘strong dislike’ phrase. Use the same style 
of structure as the ‘liking’ answer but 
change the linking phrases.
Example: ‘Is there anything you don’t like 
about your hometown?’ 
Question type 4: ‘Types of’ 
‘Tell me about the different types of public 
transport in your city.’
Begin with an opening phrase: 
Well actually… Sure, obviously… OK, 
certainly… Of course, it goes without 
saying… 
Then use one of the following: 
…there’s quite a mixed variety of… 
…there’s quite a wide range of… …there’s a 
fairly broad range of… …there’s quite an 
extensive diversity of… ….there’s quite a 
diverse mixture of…
Now use the following structure to 
introduce the first type: 
But I guess the most +adj. …would 
probably be… However, I suppose the 
most +adj. …could possibly be… Though I 
think the most +adj. …would potentially 
be… Yet I imagine the most +adj. …may 
well be… Still, I suspect that the most +adj. 
…could perhaps be… 
List of some adjectives: common, popular, 
fashionable, famous, widely-used, 
important, standard, hip, usual, current, 
best-selling, frequent, trendy, well-known, 
significant, conventional, customary, up-
to-date, prevalent, renowned, celebrated, 
widespread, prominent, notable, crucial, 
influential… 
Now use a phrase to add a detail: