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IELTS Academic Word List 2 Words 1-10 Words 11-20 access activity alter alternative amendment annual apparent application approximate artificial attitude aware capacity challenge circumstance comment communication concentration conflict considerable Words 21-30 Words 31-40 constant contact contribution core correspond criteria cycle debate decline deduction demonstrate despite dimension domestic dominant emerge emphasis enable energy enforcement Words 41-50 … more →

IELTS academic words consists of 5 sub-lists with 100 words in each. The lists get increasingly difficult. By learning these words you will learn the most common and important vocabulary that occurs in IELTS. Vocabulary is equally important for reading and writing. By knowing a lot of prevalent words you will understand the reading texts … more →

IELTS Linking Words Using a wide range of vocabulary will help you to gain higher score at IELTS. Don’t fear: you don’t have to learn all of these phrases. Just choose a few that you like and practice using them in your writing. Listing Giving examples Generalizing firstly, secondly, thirdly for example in general first, furthermore, finally … more →

When doing the listening section of the IELTS test, having a wide ranging vocabulary that you know how to spell is crucial to getting a higher IELTS score. Here is some common vocabulary broken down by section of the listening test. Section 1 Basic vocabulary that you would have studied when first learning English is … more →

Be careful aiming for lots of new words. It is usually better to review the words you already know and make sure you use them correctly. You should aim for accuracy when you use language, rather than aiming to impress. Each word you use incorrectly will lower your IELTS score, so limit yourself and do … more →

Be careful aiming for lots of new words. It is usually better to review the words you already know and make sure you use them correctly. You should aim for accuracy when you use language, rather than aiming to impress. Each word you use incorrectly will lower your IELTS score, so limit yourself and do … more →

Be careful aiming for lots of new words. It is usually better to review the words you already know and make sure you use them correctly. You should aim for accuracy when you use language, rather than aiming to impress. Each word you use incorrectly will lower your IELTS score, so limit yourself and do … more →

Be careful aiming for lots of new words. It is usually better to review the words you already know and make sure you use them correctly. You should aim for accuracy when you use language, rather than aiming to impress. Each word you use incorrectly will lower your IELTS score, so limit yourself and do … more →

Be careful aiming for lots of new words. It is usually better to review the words you already know and make sure you use them correctly. You should aim for accuracy when you use language, rather than aiming to impress. Each word you use incorrectly will lower your IELTS score, so limit yourself and do … more →

Be careful aiming for lots of new words. It is usually better to review the words you already know and make sure you use them correctly. You should aim for accuracy when you use language, rather than aiming to impress. Each word you use incorrectly will lower your IELTS score, so limit yourself and do … more →