Ielts vocabulary Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

cajole - to make somebody to make something by talking to them and being very nice to them callous - unfeeling, cruel candor - honesty, frankeness evasive - not willing to give clear answer to a question chide - to criticize or blame somebody because they have done something wrong circumspect - cautious, thinking very carefully about something before doing it, because there may be risks involved clandestine - done secretly or kept secret coerce - to make somebody do something by force or...

IELTS VOCABULARY

(adjective) Something that creates better circumstances for others and puts them in a better position. advantageous 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS (noun) An inspection of an organisation's finances. audit 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS (verb) To inspect the finances of an organisation. audit 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS (noun) The act of officially examining the finances of a business or institution. auditing 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS (phrasal verb) To expand the area, one is wor...

IELTS VOCABULARY (1000+) EXAM QUESTIONS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS

Teaching Ielts Vocabulary speaking listening pass the exam with flying colours idiom . vượt qua kì thi với điểm số cao Samantha was rather nervous taking her final exam, but she.........! take a course V . tham gia khóa học She plans to ... in mathematics. Resistration fee N . phí đăng kí travel agent n . nhân viên đại lý du lịch I made the booking through a ... placement test n. bài kiểm tra đầu vào He scored well in the ... and was put i...

known beforehand - predicted arousing anger or interest; annoying - provocative stubbornly unyielding - tenacious harmless - benign impulsive and unpredictable - capricious many and different - diverse complicated, complex - intricate awareness; insight - perception reluctant to draw attention - reticent cause to be alert and energetic - stimulate to expect beforehand - anticipate having too many twists and turns; overly complicated - convoluted give support or one's approval to - e...

(noun) Something that differs from the standard, often in a weird and disturbing manner. aberration 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS (adjective) Officially proven to be of a certain status or holding specific achievements. accredited 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS (adjective) A spacious room with enough air and light. airy 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS (adjective) Used to describe something great and relevant for a particular situation. appreciable 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS (noun) A ...

(adjective) Incredibly wicked or bad. atrocious 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS (adjective) Established in belief, routine, or habit and unlikely to change. confirmed 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS (adjective) Showing dishonest and unfair behaviour for one own's benefit. devious 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS (adjective) Describes something (or someone) that has a bad reputation. disreputable 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS (adjective) characterised in a feminine way. effeminate 3 MULTI...

apologise (verb) To admit to being wrong and showing remorse for it. appreciation (noun) An act to display of approval for something. bore (verb) To bother someone and make them feel as if they are not entertained. confident (adjective) To be certain of something. crazy (adjective) That is mad, uncontrolled, and unexpected. cry (noun) A loud shout usually an expression of pain or despair. delighted (adjective) The state of being happy or pleased. devasta...

Teaching IELTS Assignment – Listening and Speaking 2023. Which two skills have you chosen to teach in this lesson? Why? It can be seen in the class summary that listening and speaking skills require the most improvement, with a class average of 5.7 for both skills which is significantly lower than their reading and writing scores. The final grade for the IELTS exam is based on a combination is based on all four of the skills, therefore it is important and necessary to strengthen weaker area...