Vocabulary

Vocabulary IELTS Academic Writing Task 1 Vocabulary – words and phrases for IELTS graphs: Line graphs, Bar charts, Tables, Pie charts. Words and phrases for IELTS graphs for band 7.0-9.0. Suitable for: Line graphs Bar charts Tables Pie charts You don’t need to memorize every single word. Choose the ones that you want to use…

This blog post comes from a question we received in our private Facebook group IELTS speaking and writing support.  Feel free to join.  The question was “Can you give me some advanced vocabulary for IELTS writing?” One of the examiners had this to say. No. Stop. Learning from word lists is the worst way to learn a…

IELTS Speaking Vocabulary: Accommodation In Part 1 of IELTS Speaking, the examiner usually chooses the first topic out of these two: Work / Studies or Accommodation Word list on Work topic here: https://yourielts.net/prepare-for-ielts/ielts-vocabulary/work-vocabulary Word list on Studies topic here: https://yourielts.net/prepare-for-ielts/ielts-vocabulary/studies-vocabulary Possible questions about Accommodation: Speaking Part 1 – Accommodation Do you live in a house or an apartment/flat? What…

GT Essay Writing Vocabulary’ section comprises the necessary vocabulary lists to enhance your lexicon resources. The important vocabularies are categories and come with examples. You should use these words and phrases in your essay answers to achieve a higher band score. Vocabulary (also known as lexical resources) determines 25% of your marks in your GT Essay Writing. Let…

This blog post comes from a question we received in our private Facebook group IELTS speaking and writing support. The question was “Can you give me some advanced vocabulary for IELTS writing?” One of the examiners had this to say. No. Stop. Learning from word lists is the worst way to learn a language, especially for…

In Part 1 of IELTS Speaking, the examiner usually chooses the first topic out of these two: Work / Studies or Accommodation At the very beginning of the speaking test, it is highly likely that you will be asked either about your job / study or about the apartment / house you live at. You…

It’s time to think out of the box! Let’s learn in a creative way as follows: Step 1: You can make a box like the image below Step 2: On each side of the box (inside), you can write down the synonym, antonym, example, description and put it into a contextual sentence. You can even…

If you are learning the English language, accurate pronunciation is very important. Regardless of how good your English is grammatical, it is very important to pronounce well. This will help other people understand you well without having to repeat yourself. However, if you are not good in English pronunciation, don’t despair. Fortunately, it is quite…