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This lesson is aimed to help you have a quick and basic understanding of the IELTS iBT test and IELTS Tutor. We will delve deeper into each section of the test in later lessons. If you're already familiar with the structure and the format of the IELTS iBT test, feel free to skim over this lesson.
This lesson will cover general information regarding the IELTS Listening Test and fill you in on everything you need to know regarding: (1) Listening Preparation (2) Listening Strategy (3) Dos and Don'ts of the Listening Exam. After reading this lesson, you will be prepared to put your skills to the test.
This lesson will cover strategy and tips on how to approach the IELTS Listenig - Sentence Completion questions. After reading this lesson, you will be able to recognize this question type and understand the best way to answer it, and be prepared to confront this section of the exam with confidence.
This lesson will cover strategy and tips on how to approach the IELTS Listenig - Form Completion questions. After reading this lesson, you will be able to recognize this question type and understand the best way to answer it, and be prepared to confront this section of the exam with confidence.
This lesson will cover strategy and tips on how to approach the IELTS Listenig - Note/Table Completion questions. After reading this lesson, you will be able to recognize this question type and understand the best way to answer it, and be prepared to confront this section of the exam with confidence.
This lesson will cover strategy and tips on how to approach the IELTS Listenig - Multiple Choice questions. After reading this lesson, you will be able to recognize this question type and understand the best way to answer it, and be prepared to confront this section of the exam with confidence.
This lesson will cover strategy and tips on how to approach the IELTS Listenig - Matching questions. After reading this lesson, you will be able to recognize this question type and understand the best way to answer it, and be prepared to confront this section of the exam with confidence.
This lesson will cover strategy and tips on how to approach the IELTS Listenig - Plan/Map/Diagram Labelling questions. After reading this lesson, you will be able to recognize this question type and understand the best way to answer it, and be prepared to confront this section of the exam with confidence.
This lesson will cover strategy and tips on how to approach the IELTS Listenig - Short Answer questions. After reading this lesson, you will be able to recognize this question type and understand the best way to answer it, and be prepared to confront this section of the exam with confidence.
This lesson will cover general information regarding the IELTS Academic Reading Test and fill you in on everything you need to know regarding: (1) Reading Preparation (2) Reading Strategy (3) Dos and Don'ts of the Reading Exam. After reading this lesson, you will be prepared to put your skills to the test.
This section will cover strategy and tips on how to approach the IELTS Reading - Match Headings section. After reading this information, you will be able to recognize this question type and understand the best way to answer it, and be prepared to confront this section of the exam with confidence.
This lesson will cover strategy and tips on how to approach the IELTS Reading - Match Information section. After reading this lesson, you will be able to recognize this question type and understand the best way to answer it, and be prepared to confront this section of the exam with confidence.
This lesson will cover strategy and tips on how to approach the IELTS Reading - Match Features section. After reading this lesson, you will be able to recognize this question type and understand the best way to answer it, and be prepared to confront this section of the exam with confidence.
This lesson will cover strategy and tips on how to approach the IELTS Reading - Summary Completion section. After reading this lesson, you will be able to recognize this question type and understand the best way to answer it, and be prepared to confront this section of the exam with confidence.
This lesson will cover strategies and tips on how to approach the IELTS Reading - Identifying Information (TRUE, FALSE, NOT GIVEN) question type. After reading this lesson, you will be able to recognize this question type and understand the best way to answer it, and be prepared to confront this section of the exam with confidence.
This lesson will cover strategies and tips on how to approach the IELTS Reading - Identifying Writers Claims (YES, NO, NOT GIVEN) question type. After reading this lesson, you will be able to recognize this question type and understand the best way to answer it, and be prepared to confront this section of the exam with confidence.
This lesson will cover strategies and tips on how to approach the IELTS Reading - Multiple Choice question type. After reading this lesson, you will be able to recognize this question type and understand the best way to answer it, and be prepared to confront this section of the exam with confidence.
This lesson will cover strategies and tips on how to approach the IELTS Reading - Short Answer question type. After reading this lesson, you will be able to recognize this question type and understand the best way to answer it, and be prepared to confront this section of the exam with confidence.
This lesson will cover strategies and tips on how to approach the IELTS Reading - Match Sentence Ending question type. After reading this lesson, you will be able to recognize this question type and understand the best way to answer it, and be prepared to confront this section of the exam with confidence.
This lesson will cover strategies and tips on how to approach the IELTS Reading - Sentence Completion question type. After reading this lesson, you will be able to recognize this question type and understand the best way to answer it, and be prepared to confront this section of the exam with confidence.
This lesson will cover strategies and tips on how to approach the IELTS Reading - Table Completion question type. After reading this lesson, you will be able to recognize this question type and understand the best way to answer it, and be prepared to confront this section of the exam with confidence.
In this lesson, you will briefly learn about both IELTS Writing Tasks.
In this lesson, you will get a comparison between the General Training and the Academic writing tasks. You can skip this lesson if you already know which IELTS test you are taking.
In this lesson, you will get a full introduction to the IELTS General Writing Task 1.
In this lesson, you are going to learn how to write a formal letter that you’ll find in task 1 questions.
In this lesson, you are going to learn how to write a semi-formal letter that you’ll find in task 1 questions.
In this lesson, you are going to learn how to write an informal letter that you’ll find in task 1 questions.
In this lesson, you will get a full introduction to the IELTS Academic Writing Task 1.
In this lesson, you are going to learn how to describe and compare numbers that you’ll find in task 1 questions.
In this lesson, you are going to learn how to write about percentages that you’ll find in task 1 questions.
In this lesson, you are going to learn how to write about different ways of describing changes in data. This skill is particularly important for writing a report on a line graph as the lines in a graph are constantly changing to different values.
In this lesson, you are going to learn how to analyze and write about pie charts.
In this lesson, you are going to learn how to analyze and write about line graphs.
In this lesson, you are going to learn how to analyze and write about tables
In this lesson, you are going to learn how to analyze and write about tables with dates.
In this lesson, you are going to learn how to analyze and write about bar charts.
In this lesson, you are going to learn how to analyze and write about bar charts that function as line graphs.
In this lesson, you are going to learn how to analyze and write about questions that include 2 bar charts.
In this lesson, you are going to learn how to analyze and write about maps.
In this lesson, you are going to learn how to analyze and write about process diagrams.
In this lesson, you are going to learn how to analyze and write about questions with a combination of different graphs.
In this lesson, you will get a full introduction to IELTS Writing Task 2.
In this lesson, you are going to learn how to analyze and write about questions with more than two pie charts
In this lesson, you are going to learn how to write an essay for the Problem and Solution essay type of the IELTS Writing Task 2.
In this lesson, you are going to learn how to write an essay for the Cause and Effect essay type of the IELTS Writing Task 2.
In this lesson, you are going to learn how to write an essay for the Advantages and Disadvantages essay type of the IELTS Writing Task 2.
In this lesson, you are going to learn how to write an essay for the Discussion essay type of the IELTS Writing Task 2.
In this lesson, you are going to learn how to write an essay for the Opinion essay type of the IELTS Writing Task 2.
In this lesson, you are going to learn how to write an essay for the Two Part essay type of the IELTS Writing Task 2.
One of the things that IELTS scorers are looking for is how well ideas are connected. In your IELTS essay, you can't just list many unconnected ideas. You need to explain how your ideas fit together logically. To do that, you can use transition words and phrases. Ideas can be connected in 12 different ways:
In this lesson, you are going to learn how to use subordinating conjunctions, conjunctive adverbs, verbs, and phrases to show contrast relationships in your essay.
In this lesson, you'll learn how to show compare relationships in your essay.
Being able to compare ideas or things is an essential skill for both IELTS writing tasks. There are a couple of ways you can do this:
In this lesson, you will learn how to show similarity relationships in your essay. For example, you might have several ideas that are similar in some ways and to connect them you can do the following:
In this lesson, you'll learn how to use the following connection types: Generalizing, Reformulation, Giving examples, Highlighting, and Alternative.
In this lesson, you will learn how to express cause and effect or cause and result relationships in your essay. You are going to learn how to use subordinating conjunctions, conjunctive adverbs, verbs, and phrases.
In this lesson, you'll learn words that show "cause". The following words show "cause" and you'll be learning about each one: cause, reason, factor, culprit, arise, and attribute. They are extremely important in IELTS exams, especially in speaking and writing sections.
In this lesson, you are going to learn words that show effect. The words you will be learning are: effect, impact, affect, result, consequence, and outcome. They are extremely important in IELTS exams, especially in speaking and writing sections.
In this lesson, you will learn how to achieve sentence variety in your writing by using a mix of the four different sentence types: simple sentences, complex sentences, compound sentences, and compound-complex sentences.
In this lesson, you will learn how to achieve sentence variety in your writing by using a participial phrase in your sentences.
In this lesson, you will learn how to achieve sentence variety in your writing by using a prepositional phrase or an infinitive phrase in your sentences.
In this lesson, you'll practice paraphrasing basic sentences into high-scoring sentences. We'll show you how to rewrite a single sentence in three different versions: beginner, intermediate, and advanced.
Beginner:
First food is now much more widely available than it was 40 years ago.
Intermediate:
In the past 50 years the availability of fast food has increased dramatically.
Advanced:
The past 50 years have seen a dramatic increase in the availability of fast food.
This lesson will cover general information regarding the IELTS Speaking Test - Part 1 and fill you in on everything you need to know regarding: (1) How Speaking Part 1 works (2) How to fully answer a part 1 question.
This lesson will cover general information regarding the IELTS Speaking Test - Part 2 and fill you in on everything you need to know regarding: (1) How Speaking Part 2 works (2) The first strategy for answering questions in Part 2.
This lesson will teach you the second strategy for answering questions in IELTS Speaking Part 2.
This lesson will cover general information regarding the IELTS Speaking Test - Part 3 and fill you in on everything you need to know regarding: (1) How Speaking Part 3 works (2) How to fully answer a part 3 question.
In this lesson, you will learn IELTS Speaking vocabulary related to hometowns, cities and towns through IELTS-style speaking conversations.
In this lesson, you will learn IELTS Speaking vocabulary related to travel and holidays through IELTS-style speaking conversations.
In this lesson, you will learn IELTS Speaking vocabulary related to accommodation through IELTS-style speaking conversations.
In this lesson, you will learn IELTS Speaking vocabulary related to food through IELTS-style speaking conversations.
In this lesson, you will learn IELTS Speaking vocabulary related to hobbies through IELTS-style speaking conversations.
In this lesson, you will learn IELTS Speaking vocabulary related to technology through IELTS-style speaking conversations.
In this lesson, you will learn IELTS Speaking vocabulary related to clothing through IELTS-style speaking conversations.
In this lesson, you will learn IELTS Speaking vocabulary related to music through IELTS-style speaking conversations.
In this lesson, you will learn IELTS Speaking vocabulary related to work and business through IELTS-style speaking conversations.
In this lesson, you will learn IELTS Speaking vocabulary related to shopping through IELTS-style speaking conversations.
In this lesson, you will learn IELTS Speaking vocabulary related to weather, cities and towns through IELTS-style speaking conversations.
In this lesson, you will learn IELTS Speaking vocabulary related to transportation through IELTS-style speaking conversations.
In this lesson, you will learn IELTS Speaking vocabulary related to movies and TV shows.
In this lesson, you will learn how to use countable and uncountable nouns. By the end of this chapter, you will know how to use singular and plural countable as well as uncountable nouns, using the correct structures in the appropriate context.
This lesson presents the usage of both definite and indefinite articles in a variety of contexts. You will learn how to use articles correctly in the given context. This lesson also prepares you for exceptions in English where an article may be omitted. By the end of this unit, you'll understand how to use articles, whether in a written context or dialogue situation.
In this lesson, we're going to explore quantifiers. We've already covered the concepts of singular, plural, countable, and uncountable nouns in our second lesson. With that knowledge in hand, we're now going to delve into the different types of quantifiers. Let's dive in!
In this lesson, we'll focus on subject-verb agreement. The verb's singular or plural form is determined by the subject. By identifying the subject and the corresponding verb in a sentence, you can accurately determine whether to use the singular or plural form of the verb.
When a sentence is written in the active voice, the subject performs the action; in the passive voice, the subject receives the action. In this lesson, we will teach you how to write sentences in the passive voices.
In this lesson, we will look at three different ways of connecting two different sentences: using coordinating conjunctions and commas, using subordinating conjunctions, and using conjunctive adverbs.
In the previous lesson, we introduced three types of subordinate clauses: adjective, noun, and adverb clauses. In this lesson, we will delve into adjective clauses and familiarize ourselves with relative pronouns and relative adverbs.
In this lesson, we'll explore the adverb clauses and familiarize ourselves with common subordinate conjunctions used in the adverb clause.
In this lesson, we'll explore the noun clauses and familiarize ourselves with commonly used noun clause connectives.
Participle clauses are frequently encountered in English articles and exams, be it a reading or grammar test. This lesson is designed to help you learn how to transform sentences into participle structures. Primarily, participle clauses can be utilized to simplify three types of sentences: sentences with adverb clauses, sentences with coordinating conjunctions, and non-defining clauses introduced by “which". If you're unfamiliar with these sentence structures, it would be beneficial to first review Lessons 17, 18, and 21.
Conditional sentences, also known as "if" clauses, are a fundamental part of English language that allow us to express various scenarios or hypotheses and their potential outcomes. There are several distinct types of these sentences, each carrying different meanings and possibilities. In this lesson, we will guide you through the most frequently used types of conditional sentences.
Tense is a crucial aspect of English grammar. Understanding it thoroughly allows for accurate comprehension of English dialogues and pieces of writing. In simplified terms, English tenses are divided into four categories: simple, continuous, perfect, and perfect continuous. Each category can further be broken down into three time frames: present, past, and future, totaling to 12 tense variations. In this lesson, we will focus on the first category, the 'simple tense', which includes the present simple tense, past simple tense, and future simple tense. We will also cover the concept of "future in the past tense," a frequently used concept in everyday English conversation that many students struggle with.
You will learn and practice the following words:
genetically modified crop, cultivate, cultivation, raise, harvest, fertilize, fertilization, enrich, enrichment, arid, infertile, herbicide, pest, pesticide, herbicide tolerant crop, soil degradation, prolific, domesticate, domestication, husbandry, plantation, irrigation, irrigate, cultivable, arable, fertility, fertile, crop rotation, sequential, replenishment, manure, mitigate, build-up, low-rainfall, fallow
In this lesson, we'll explore the continuous tense in English. The continuous tenses include present continuous, past continuous, and future continuous. Each is used to express continuous actions at different points in time. The duration of these actions can vary greatly - from a few minutes or hours to years. Our goal is to help you understand when to use these tenses in everyday conversations. By the end of this lesson, we hope you will have a better grasp of using the present, past, and future continuous tenses, boosting your confidence in English grammar.
You will learn and practice the following words:
prominence, present-day, civilization, elaborate, ceremonial, descendant, settler, settle, cultivation, flourish, millennium, ruin, archaeologist, excavation, origin, settlement, undeciphered, sedentary, migratory, nomadic, nomad, migrant, indigenous, aboriginal, native, engrav, primitive, independence, colony, radiocarbon dat, ancestor, estimation, archaeology, radioactive, decay into, derived from, geological, triassic, jurassic, cretaceou, fossil, paleontologist, archaeological, ancient, ancestral, inhabit, reveal, ingenious, inhospitable, inhabitant, inhabitable
In this lesson, we'll delve into the perfect tenses in English. The core concept of perfect tense refers to something that has been completed before a certain time. The perfect tense includes present perfect tense, past perfect tense and future perfect tense. In this lesson, we'll go through various examples and usage scenarios of perfect tenses. We are confident that by the end, you'll have a much clearer understanding of this grammatical concept.
In this lesson, we'll delve into the perfect continuous tenses in English. The core concept of perfect continuous tense refers to continuing to do something until a certain point in time. The perfect continuous tense includes present perfect continuous tense, past perfect continuous tense, and future perfect continuous tense. In this lesson, we'll go through various examples and usage scenarios of perfect tenses. We are confident that by the end, you'll have a much clearer understanding of this grammatical concept.
You will learn and practice the following words:
portray, depiction, juxtaposition, evoke, contemporary, rhythm, rhythmic, portrayal, narrate, narrative, distinguish, predecessor, precursor, popularity, precarious, widespread, prevalence, prevalent, prominent, prominence, flourish, revolt, emerge, emergence
You will learn and practice the following words:
supernova, asteroid, meteoroid, meteorite, meteor, aurora, astronomer, astronomical, astronomically, astronaut, astronomy, in orbit, celestial, interstellar, unmanned, orbital, presence, radiation, obscure, optical telescope, counterpart, galaxy, observation, formation, gravitational collapse, planetary, suggest, solar eclipse, lunar eclipse, lunar cycle, lines up
You will learn and practice the following words:
primate, amphibian, reptile, mammal, arthropod, marsupial, bioluminescence, congregate, courtship, incubate, hibernate, algae, hereditary, heredity, reproduce, reproduction, reproductive, genetically, genetic, congregat, congregation, hibernation, hibernator, dormant, dormancy
You will learn and practice the following words:
predatory, predator, prey, herbivore, carnivore, omnivore, forage for, forag, forager, nocturnal, camouflage, mimic, mimicry, disguise, adapt, adaptation, migrant, migrate, migratory, migration, sedentary, endotherm, ectotherm, metabolic, metabolically, symbiosi, parasite, parasitic, parasitism, symbiotic, mutualistic, altruistic, circadian, secrete, excrete, anatomical, morphological, morphologically, metamorphosi, larval, larva, locomotion, regeneration, hatchl, hatchling, breed, embryonic, incubate, incubation
You will learn and practice the following words:
pollination, pollinator, pollen, cross-pollination, self-pollination, genetic diversity, stigma, offspr, perennial, successive, deciduous, the absence of
You will learn and practice the following words:
acquire, acquisition, acquisitive, innovation, innovative, incorporat, incorporation, infancy, facilitate, affordable, agile, agility, customary, endors, exaggeration, superficial, forfeit, endorsement, franchis, advantages to, disadvantage, franchiser, franchisee, royalty, well-known, expansion capital, outlet, financ, financial return, self-financ, depreciation
You will learn and practice the following words:
solubility, solute, solvent, soluble, dissolf, dissolution, dilute, solution, concentration, condense, condensation, vapor, vaporize, evaporate, evaporation, volatile, sublimation, sublimate, alkaline, acidic, acid, acidity, catalyst, malleable, ductile, microscope, desalination, corrosion, corrosive, corrode, atom, nucleu, neutron, molecule, proton, carbon, oxygen, carbon dioxide, synthetic, synthesize, synthetically
You will learn and practice the following words:
tropical, equator, longitude, latitude, altitudinal, altitude, summer solstice, winter solstice, tilt, declination, subarctic, subtropical, savanna, taiga, tundra, estuary, antarctic, arctic, precipitate, precipitation, humidity, humid, vegetation, rainfall, atmospheric, ozone, orbital, hemisphere, atmosphere, stratosphere, continent, continental, oceanic, tidal, intertidal, inshore, subterranean, terrain, terrestrial
You will learn and practice the following words:
deforestation, acid rain, endangered, footprint, population, ecological, endemic, predatory, predator, prey, herbivore, carnivore, omnivore, carrying capacity, ecological succession, biodiversity, ecosystem, biome, conservation, conserve, extinction, extinct, deteriorat, deterioration, habitat, habitation, inhospitable, inhabit, inhabitant, inhabitable, diminish, decline, declin, dwindl, dwindle, vanish
You will learn and practice the following words:
economist, consumer, standard of liv, consumption, state, demonstrate, contrast to, stimulate, increased consumer spend, tax cut, spur, the enactment of, inflation, recession, interest rate, curb, economic growth, privatization, indicate, retail, installment plan, mass production
You will learn and practice the following words:
renewable, discharge, combustion, solar energy, geothermal energy, semiconductor, harnes, hydroelectric, solar cell, hydrothermal, mechanization, malfunction, ventilation, circulate, seismic, withstand, compression, dissipate, dissipation, lateral
You will learn and practice the following words:
glacier, geyser, caldera, plateau, lava, marsh, karst, volcano, canyon, desert, avalanche, landslide, consists of, mantle, crust, lithosphere, tectonic plate, plate tectonic, geologic, collide with, continental plate, oceanic plate, converge, erupt, takes place, convergent, divergent, refinement, reformist, deposited, deposition, underly, retreat, desertification, geological, runoff, dormant, dormancy, volcanic eruption, magma, form, solidify, crystallize, composition, glacial age, interglacial, recede, formation, accumulation, made up of, landscape, dissolution, soluble, acidic, primarily, erode, enlarge, weather, dissolv, erosion, aquifer, permeable, porou, submerge, diverge, igneous, sediment, molten, fault
You will learn and practice the following words:
colonization, colony, colonial, colonize, colonist, settlement, emancipation, exploitation, exploit, imperial, sovereign, monarchy, monarch, democracy, dictatorship, revolution, revolutionary, medieval, conqueror, upheaval, revolt, proclamation, dictate, dictator, dictatorial, autonomous, legislative, legislature, legislate, legislation, upris, rebellion, outbreak, reform, insurrection, rebel, rebellious, racism, abolition, discrimination, discriminate, discriminatory, indiscriminate, ethnic, segregation, relinquish, triumph, triumphant, prophetic, prophecy, mythological
You will learn and practice the following words:
invertebrate, coral reef, polyp, is native to, feed on, biodiversity, outbreak, reverberate, leading cause, symbiotic, by-product, algae, aquatic, prey, predator, results from, outgrowth, occur, bioluminescence, vertebrate, fungi, bioluminescent
You will learn and practice the following words:
convex, concave, prism, optic, optical, wavelength, spectrum, refract, refraction, reverberation, reverberant, reverberate, resonance, resonate, resonant, inaudible, acoustic, amplitude, electricity, electric, electron, electrical, electrically, conduct, conductive, conductivity, conductor, conduction, magnetic, magnetism, magnification, magnify, magnet, oscillate, friction, buoyancy, buoyant, gravity, gravitational, vibrant, vibrate, vibrancy
You will learn and practice the following words:
originate, origin, originality, occupant, occupation, occupational, susceptible, vulnerable, prone, phenomena, phenomenon, phenomenal, conform, arbitrary, implication
You will learn and practice the following words:
proponent, proposal, Opponent, in opposition to, opposition, oppression, disapprove, uphold, concur, concurrence, concurrent, majority, minority, consume, consumption, consumer, assert, assertive, assertion, provoke
You will learn and practice the following words:
perception, perceive, perceptible, perceptive, interpret, interpretation, manifest, manifestation, symbolic, symbolize, exemplify, exemplary, prospective, perspective, embody, epitome, characterize, characteristic, characterization, classified, classification
You will learn and practice the following words:
delicate, delicately, delicacy, intricate, intricacy, elaborate, intrigued, intrigu, intriguingly, ingenious, ingenuity, Assimilation, assimilate, unprecedented, baffle, astound, traumatic
You will learn and practice the following words:
incessant, intermittent, recurrent, sporadic, invariably, invariable, last, repetitive, irregular, infrequent, periodic, periodical
You will learn and practice the following words:
enhance, dwell, dwelling, dweller, chiefly, commonplace, comparatively, prosperous, harbor, halt, affluent, ambiguous, equivocal, ambivalent
You will learn and practice the following words:
attribute, ascertain, premise, assume, assumption, supposition, presume, presumably, theoretical, theoretically, theorize, speculation, speculative, overestimate, underestimate, practical, practicality, practically, analytical, analytically, accurate, accuracy, indicate, indicator, indication, demonstrate, demonstration, demonstrative, approximate, Approximately, valid, validity
You will learn and practice the following words:
emphasize, emphasis, accentuate, unravel, notion, sharply, formidable, selective, fundamental, exclusive, underway
You will learn and practice the following words:
broaden, diversify, diversity, evident, evidently, evidence, reportedly, facet, oblivious, inaccessible, inaccessibility, enigmatic, inexplicable, alternation, alternative, alternate, alternat, endemic
You will learn and practice the following words:
expansion, transform, convey, suitable, precarious, unbiased, obsolete, inevitable, unwarranted, impartial
You will learn and practice the following words:
systematically, meticulously, varied, vary, robust, strik, confidential, intentionally, tangible, redundant, inadvertent
You will learn and practice the following words:
dominate, domination, predominate, predominately, predominance, predominant, prevailed, prevail, prevalent, prevalence, ubiquitous, ubiquity, abundant, abundance, sufficient, sufficiently, excessive, in excess of, excessively, ample, plentiful, exceedingly, overtly
You will learn and practice the following words:
account for, accountable, unaccountable, on account of, accountability, readily, in readiness for, Readily, obliged, obligation, subsequent, subsequently, accompany, sustain, sustainable, sustainability, impulsively, impulse, impulsive, justify, justification, justifiable, coherent, cohere, coherence
You will learn and practice the following words:
rapid, rapidly, prompt, promptly, spontaneous, spontaneously, abrupt, drastic, instantaneous, instant, instantly, gradually, gradual
You will learn and practice the following words:
anticipation, anticipated, anticipate, anticipatory, arbitrary, arbitrarily, conceive, conceivably, conceivable, exhaust, exhaustion, deceptive, deceptively, deceive, deception, extensive, extensively, extension, proportional, proportioned, proportion, intrusive, intrude, intrusively, intrusion, reluctant, reluctantly, reluctance
You will learn and practice the following words:
designate, expenditure, disruption, disrupt, apt, aptly, widespread, undeniable, blur, intensity, intensify, accelerate, hasten
You will learn and practice the following words:
overcome, extinguish, eradicate, dilemma, problematic, paradox, eliminate, elimination, mitigat, mitigation, adversity, adverse, predicament, hurdle, controversial, controversy, controversially, chaotic, chaos
You will learn and practice the following words:
hazardous, hazard, chronic, chronically, aggravat, harmful, insidious, perilous, exacerbate, deteriorat, deterioration, hamper, improve, impediment, afflict, affliction, severe, severely, severity, impart, impair
You will learn and practice the following words:
exceptional, remarkable, extraordinary, unsatisfactory, superior, caliber, mediocre, mediocrity, benefit, beneficial, advantageou, advantage, take advantage of, conducive, conduce
You will learn and practice the following words:
paramount, indispensable, integral, critical, crucial, tranquil, dense, vicinity, tranquillity, sprawl, scenic, scattered, placid, spacious, situated
You will learn and practice the following words:
propagate, propagation, dissipat, dissipation, dispersion, disperse, proliferate, proliferation, dissemination, disseminate, diffusion, diffuse, stimulate, stimulu, stimulant, instigate, trigger, initiate, initiative, spur
You will learn and practice the following words:
distinctive, distinctively, Distinction, distinctly, differentiate, differentiation, peculiar, peculiarity, retrospective, prospective, precedent, precedence, preced, precarious, outbreak, reinforce, divergent, envision, conventional, conventionally
You will learn and practice the following words:
oblique, fluctuate, fluctuation, accumulation, accumulative, degrade, degradation, resemble, resemblance, distinguished, distinguishable, negligible, negligence, negligibly, conspicuously, conspicuou, pronounced, pronounce, announcement, culprit
You will learn and practice the following words:
informed, informative, precaution, precautionary, constitute, constitution, constitutional, replicat, replication, imitation, imitat, imitative, receptor, receptive, immunize, immunization, repellent, infestation, encompass, compas, intoxicat
You will learn and practice the following words:
stringent, demand, nonsensical, rigidly, treacherou, spike, supplement, onset, reciprocate, Transmission, transmittable
You will learn and practice the following words:
significance, significantly, significant, insignificant, insignificance, insignificantly, substantial, substantially, considerable, considerably, enormous, enormously, profoundly, profound, tremendous, tremendously, immense, immensely, scarce, scarcely, scarcity, vast, myriad, gigantic
You will learn and practice the following words:
anonymous, anonymity, advent, absence, absent, absenteeism, existence, exist, presence, variation, variant, variable, variety, instinctive, instinct, instinctively, disposition
You will learn and practice the following words:
karst, volcano, canyon, desert, avalanche, landslide, deforestation, acid rain, endangered, footprint, population, ecological, endemic, enrichment, arid, infertile, meteorite, meteor, aurora, inadvertent, predominate, predominately, predominance, predominant, colonization, colony, colonial, colonize, colonist, settlement, emancipation, exploitation, exploit, incessant, nocturnal, camouflage, mimic, mimicry, disguise, adapt, adaptation, prominence, present-day, civilization, elaborate, ceremonial
In this lesson, you will learn synonyms for a list of 18 words that you will often see in the English exam. In addition, each word will have a hands-on exercises that will help you learn and remember the word and the word's synonyms, so you can apply it to your English exam. Vocabulary is one of the cornerstone skills for passing the English exam, and part of having good vocabulary is increasing your knowledge of synonyms, a word which is in some way similar to another word in meaning.
This is part 2 of "Learn common English synonyms". In this lesson, you will learn synonyms for a list of 18 words that you will often see in the English exam. In addition, each word will have a hands-on exercises that will help you learn and remember the word and the word's synonyms, so you can apply it to your English exam.
This is part 3 of "Learn common English synonyms". In this lesson, you will learn about another 16 synonyms that you will often see in the English exam. In addition, with hands-on exercises provided in this lesson, you will be able to know how to use them in your English exam by the end of this lesson.
This is part 4 of "Learn common English synonyms". In this lesson, you will learn about another 16 synonyms that you will often see in the English exam. In addition, with hands-on exercises provided in this lesson, you will be able to know how to use them in your English exam by the end of this lesson.
This is part 5 of "Learn common English synonyms". In this lesson, you will learn about another 13 synonyms that you will often see in the English exam. In addition, with hands-on exercises provided in this lesson, you will be able to know how to use them in your English exam by the end of this lesson.
This is part 6 of "Learn common English synonyms". In this lesson, you will learn about another 17 synonyms that you will often see in the English exam. In addition, with hands-on exercises provided in this lesson, you will be able to know how to use them in your English exam by the end of this lesson.