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22.04.202510:34
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15.04.202517:57
📚 IELTS Vocabulary: Business & Money 💰
🔹 To take something into consideration/account – To consider or remember something when judging a situation.
🔹 To break into a market – To enter a market with difficulty due to competition or other barriers.
🔹 To keep someone’s word – To uphold one's promise and follow through on commitments.
🔹 To reach a consensus – To come to an agreement in a group or business setting.
🔹 To make the most of something – To maximize the benefits or advantages of a situation.
🔹 To go out of business – When a company stops operating permanently, often due to financial failure.
🔹 To do market research – To collect information about consumer behavior and preferences.
🔹 To make cutbacks – To reduce expenses or decrease resources in a business.
🔹 To manage expectations – To set realistic goals to prevent disappointment.
🔹 To make a calculation – To assess a situation and determine an estimated outcome.
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🔹 To take something into consideration/account – To consider or remember something when judging a situation.
🔹 To break into a market – To enter a market with difficulty due to competition or other barriers.
🔹 To keep someone’s word – To uphold one's promise and follow through on commitments.
🔹 To reach a consensus – To come to an agreement in a group or business setting.
🔹 To make the most of something – To maximize the benefits or advantages of a situation.
🔹 To go out of business – When a company stops operating permanently, often due to financial failure.
🔹 To do market research – To collect information about consumer behavior and preferences.
🔹 To make cutbacks – To reduce expenses or decrease resources in a business.
🔹 To manage expectations – To set realistic goals to prevent disappointment.
🔹 To make a calculation – To assess a situation and determine an estimated outcome.
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26.03.202511:33
📚 IELTS Vocabulary: Marketing & Advertising 🏆
🔹 Online advertising – Advertising a product or service on the internet.
📌 Example: The growing popularity of online advertising has resulted in a loss of revenue for printed media.
🔹 To slash the prices of products – To reduce the price dramatically.
📌 Example: Supermarkets always carry huge in-store advertisements when they slash the prices of products.
🔹 To be wary of something – Not completely trusting or certain about something.
📌 Example: Consumers must always be wary of the claims made in advertisements, as they are often exaggerated.
🔹 To launch a product – To introduce a new product.
📌 Example: Companies rely on marketing strategies to successfully launch a product.
🔹 Target audience – Consumers whom businesses aim at when selling their products.
📌 Example: Coca-Cola primarily targets a young audience, including children and adolescents.
🔹 Brand awareness – The action of making a company’s name known to the public.
📌 Example: Advertising, not the product’s quality, plays a key role in creating brand awareness.
🔹 Prime time television – The hours when most people watch TV.
📌 Example: Advertising on prime time television guarantees a wide audience reach.
🔹 The electronic media – Media using electronic technology (TV, internet, radio).
📌 Example: Unlike print media, electronic media is becoming more popular, especially among youth.
🔹 To impose regulations on – To control something through rules.
📌 Example: Governments should impose regulations on the advertising industry to protect consumers.
🔹 Commercial advertising – Advertising on TV or radio between programs.
📌 Example: Commercial advertising provides revenue for many television channels.
🔹 Telemarketing – Selling products or services via phone calls.
📌 Example: Telemarketing has become a major industry, employing millions worldwide.
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🔹 Online advertising – Advertising a product or service on the internet.
📌 Example: The growing popularity of online advertising has resulted in a loss of revenue for printed media.
🔹 To slash the prices of products – To reduce the price dramatically.
📌 Example: Supermarkets always carry huge in-store advertisements when they slash the prices of products.
🔹 To be wary of something – Not completely trusting or certain about something.
📌 Example: Consumers must always be wary of the claims made in advertisements, as they are often exaggerated.
🔹 To launch a product – To introduce a new product.
📌 Example: Companies rely on marketing strategies to successfully launch a product.
🔹 Target audience – Consumers whom businesses aim at when selling their products.
📌 Example: Coca-Cola primarily targets a young audience, including children and adolescents.
🔹 Brand awareness – The action of making a company’s name known to the public.
📌 Example: Advertising, not the product’s quality, plays a key role in creating brand awareness.
🔹 Prime time television – The hours when most people watch TV.
📌 Example: Advertising on prime time television guarantees a wide audience reach.
🔹 The electronic media – Media using electronic technology (TV, internet, radio).
📌 Example: Unlike print media, electronic media is becoming more popular, especially among youth.
🔹 To impose regulations on – To control something through rules.
📌 Example: Governments should impose regulations on the advertising industry to protect consumers.
🔹 Commercial advertising – Advertising on TV or radio between programs.
📌 Example: Commercial advertising provides revenue for many television channels.
🔹 Telemarketing – Selling products or services via phone calls.
📌 Example: Telemarketing has become a major industry, employing millions worldwide.
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24.02.202515:23
⚓IELTS Reading Matching Sentence Endings Practice Lesson 🚨
by @NAEIELTS🏆
Questions 1-5
Complete the sentences by selecting the correct ending, A-G (not all letters will be used).
1. The first ever flight of Orion is aimed to ............
2. Although the shape of Orion is similar to previous ships, it ............
3. A new rocket is also being developed whose ............
4. The rocket which will be used as a replacement will ............
5. As temperatures reach extreme levels on re-entry, this maiden flight will ............
a. send Orion twice around the world.
b. has state of the art technology.
c. test the critical heat shield.
d. check Orion's performance.
e. test the most important technology.
f. first voyage is within sight.
g. help humans get to Mars.
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Questions 1-5
Complete the sentences by selecting the correct ending, A-G (not all letters will be used).
1. The first ever flight of Orion is aimed to ............
2. Although the shape of Orion is similar to previous ships, it ............
3. A new rocket is also being developed whose ............
4. The rocket which will be used as a replacement will ............
5. As temperatures reach extreme levels on re-entry, this maiden flight will ............
a. send Orion twice around the world.
b. has state of the art technology.
c. test the critical heat shield.
d. check Orion's performance.
e. test the most important technology.
f. first voyage is within sight.
g. help humans get to Mars.
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22.02.202511:59
📌 10 Top IELTS Listening Tips for a High Score | by @NAEIELTS 🎧
Boost your IELTS Listening score with these expert strategies! 🚀
✅ 1. Listen to English Daily – Train your ear with different accents and real conversations.
✅ 2. Practice a Variety of Audio – Monologues (TED Talks, podcasts) & conversations (radio, interviews).
✅ 3. Improve Your Vocabulary – Learn words in context, note meanings, synonyms & pronunciation.
✅ 4. Have a Strategy – Master all 10 question types & key listening skills.
✅ 5. Identify Your Weaknesses – Analyze your mistakes & focus on improvement.
✅ 6. Pay Attention to Introductions – They provide key information for understanding the recording.
✅ 7. Listen for Signpost Language – Words like first, next, finally help you follow the flow.
✅ 8. Use Capital Letters for Proper Nouns – China, Monday, United Nations – or risk losing marks!
✅ 9. Follow Instructions Carefully – Stick to word limits (e.g., NO MORE THAN TWO WORDS).
✅ 10. Take the Test When You’re Ready – Prepare well to achieve your target score!
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Boost your IELTS Listening score with these expert strategies! 🚀
✅ 1. Listen to English Daily – Train your ear with different accents and real conversations.
✅ 2. Practice a Variety of Audio – Monologues (TED Talks, podcasts) & conversations (radio, interviews).
✅ 3. Improve Your Vocabulary – Learn words in context, note meanings, synonyms & pronunciation.
✅ 4. Have a Strategy – Master all 10 question types & key listening skills.
✅ 5. Identify Your Weaknesses – Analyze your mistakes & focus on improvement.
✅ 6. Pay Attention to Introductions – They provide key information for understanding the recording.
✅ 7. Listen for Signpost Language – Words like first, next, finally help you follow the flow.
✅ 8. Use Capital Letters for Proper Nouns – China, Monday, United Nations – or risk losing marks!
✅ 9. Follow Instructions Carefully – Stick to word limits (e.g., NO MORE THAN TWO WORDS).
✅ 10. Take the Test When You’re Ready – Prepare well to achieve your target score!
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22.04.202510:33
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04.04.202518:41
📚 IELTS Vocabulary: The Environment 🌍
🔹 The greenhouse effect – The natural process by which the sun warms the Earth's surface.
📌 Example: Our burning of fossil fuels is increasing the greenhouse effect and making the Earth hotter, endangering all life on the planet.
🔹 Global warming – The process by which the Earth is getting hotter due to the greenhouse effect.
📌 Example: Perhaps the major environmental challenge facing humanity today is global warming, as it threatens our survival.
🔹 Habitat destruction – The process in which a natural habitat is dramatically altered by human activity.
📌 Example: The elephant population is declining due to habitat destruction caused by deforestation.
🔹 Endangered species – Plants or animals that exist in very small numbers and may disappear forever.
📌 Example: The lowland gorilla is an endangered species due to habitat destruction.
🔹 On the brink of extinction – An animal or plant that has almost disappeared from the planet.
📌 Example: Before the captive breeding program in zoos, the giant panda was on the brink of extinction.
🔹 Renewable energy – Energy from sources that cannot be exhausted or can be easily replaced.
📌 Example: More funding is required to develop renewable energy, such as solar and wind power.
🔹 Wind farms – Areas with multiple wind turbines that generate electricity.
📌 Example: Wind farms should be built in mountainous areas or offshore to harness wind energy efficiently.
🔹 Environmentally friendly – Behaviors or products that do not harm the environment.
📌 Example: We can protect nature by using environmentally friendly detergents and cosmetics.
🔹 Toxic waste – Harmful waste materials, often from industrial processes.
📌 Example: Many species of fish are endangered due to toxic waste dumped into rivers and seas.
🔹 The green movement – Organizations dedicated to environmental protection.
📌 Example: Individuals should join the green movement to campaign for better environmental policies.
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🔹 The greenhouse effect – The natural process by which the sun warms the Earth's surface.
📌 Example: Our burning of fossil fuels is increasing the greenhouse effect and making the Earth hotter, endangering all life on the planet.
🔹 Global warming – The process by which the Earth is getting hotter due to the greenhouse effect.
📌 Example: Perhaps the major environmental challenge facing humanity today is global warming, as it threatens our survival.
🔹 Habitat destruction – The process in which a natural habitat is dramatically altered by human activity.
📌 Example: The elephant population is declining due to habitat destruction caused by deforestation.
🔹 Endangered species – Plants or animals that exist in very small numbers and may disappear forever.
📌 Example: The lowland gorilla is an endangered species due to habitat destruction.
🔹 On the brink of extinction – An animal or plant that has almost disappeared from the planet.
📌 Example: Before the captive breeding program in zoos, the giant panda was on the brink of extinction.
🔹 Renewable energy – Energy from sources that cannot be exhausted or can be easily replaced.
📌 Example: More funding is required to develop renewable energy, such as solar and wind power.
🔹 Wind farms – Areas with multiple wind turbines that generate electricity.
📌 Example: Wind farms should be built in mountainous areas or offshore to harness wind energy efficiently.
🔹 Environmentally friendly – Behaviors or products that do not harm the environment.
📌 Example: We can protect nature by using environmentally friendly detergents and cosmetics.
🔹 Toxic waste – Harmful waste materials, often from industrial processes.
📌 Example: Many species of fish are endangered due to toxic waste dumped into rivers and seas.
🔹 The green movement – Organizations dedicated to environmental protection.
📌 Example: Individuals should join the green movement to campaign for better environmental policies.
🌱 Tip: Use these words to enhance your IELTS Writing & Speaking scores! Which ones did you find most useful? Let us know in the comments! 👇
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08.03.202507:53
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23.02.202510:06
🔥 Boost Your IELTS Score with Strong Vocabulary! |
by @NAEIELTS 📚
📢 Synonyms for “Demand”
✔ Need
✔ Requirement
✔ Necessity
📩 Synonyms for “Get”
🔸 Gain
🔸 Obtain
🔸 Receive
🔸 Acquire
🔸 Attain
🔸 Capture
🔸 Inherit
⚠️ Synonyms for “Lie”
✔ Deceit
✔ Misrepresentation
✔ Forgery
✔ Dishonesty
✔ Fraud
✔ Inaccuracy
✔ Exaggeration
🔬 Synonyms for “Research”
🔹 Analysis
🔹 Exploration
🔹 Inquiry
🔹 Investigation
🔹 Study
🔹 Experimentation
🔹 Groundwork
🔥 Synonyms for “Damage”
✔ Casualty
✔ Harm
✔ Destruction
✔ Devastation
✔ Deterioration
✔ Pollution
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📢 Synonyms for “Demand”
✔ Need
✔ Requirement
✔ Necessity
📩 Synonyms for “Get”
🔸 Gain
🔸 Obtain
🔸 Receive
🔸 Acquire
🔸 Attain
🔸 Capture
🔸 Inherit
⚠️ Synonyms for “Lie”
✔ Deceit
✔ Misrepresentation
✔ Forgery
✔ Dishonesty
✔ Fraud
✔ Inaccuracy
✔ Exaggeration
🔬 Synonyms for “Research”
🔹 Analysis
🔹 Exploration
🔹 Inquiry
🔹 Investigation
🔹 Study
🔹 Experimentation
🔹 Groundwork
🔥 Synonyms for “Damage”
✔ Casualty
✔ Harm
✔ Destruction
✔ Devastation
✔ Deterioration
✔ Pollution
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21.04.202504:05
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01.04.202507:45
📚IELTS Vocabulary: The Environment🌍
🔹 To discharge chemical waste – To dispose of waste from chemical processes.
🔹 Environmental degradation – The process of the environment becoming worse.
🔹 To take action on global warming – To address problems related to global warming.
🔹 To be bio-degradable – A substance that can be naturally broken down.
🔹 To deplete natural resources – To reduce the amount of natural resources.
🔹 Ozone layer depletion – The decline of ozone in the Earth's atmosphere.
🔹 An ecological crisis – A serious environmental issue threatening species.
🔹 Carbon footprint – The amount of CO₂ produced by daily activities.
🔹 To cut down on emissions – To reduce harmful gases released into the air.
🔹 To fight climate change – To prevent harmful changes in climate patterns.
🔹 To reduce dependence on fossil fuels – To decrease reliance on oil, coal, and gas.
🔹 To alleviate environmental problems – To make environmental issues less severe.
🔹 To throw one’s weight behind something – To support a cause using influence.
🔹 To hold someone accountable for something – To consider someone responsible.
🔹 To achieve sustainable development – Economic growth without harming nature.
🔹 Alternative energy sources – Renewable energy options instead of fossil fuels.
🔹 Food miles – The distance food travels from production to consumption.
🔹 Captive breeding – Raising animals in controlled environments for conservation.
🔹 To stem from – To be caused by something.
🔹 Environmental impact assessment – A study on how a development affects nature.
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🔹 To discharge chemical waste – To dispose of waste from chemical processes.
🔹 Environmental degradation – The process of the environment becoming worse.
🔹 To take action on global warming – To address problems related to global warming.
🔹 To be bio-degradable – A substance that can be naturally broken down.
🔹 To deplete natural resources – To reduce the amount of natural resources.
🔹 Ozone layer depletion – The decline of ozone in the Earth's atmosphere.
🔹 An ecological crisis – A serious environmental issue threatening species.
🔹 Carbon footprint – The amount of CO₂ produced by daily activities.
🔹 To cut down on emissions – To reduce harmful gases released into the air.
🔹 To fight climate change – To prevent harmful changes in climate patterns.
🔹 To reduce dependence on fossil fuels – To decrease reliance on oil, coal, and gas.
🔹 To alleviate environmental problems – To make environmental issues less severe.
🔹 To throw one’s weight behind something – To support a cause using influence.
🔹 To hold someone accountable for something – To consider someone responsible.
🔹 To achieve sustainable development – Economic growth without harming nature.
🔹 Alternative energy sources – Renewable energy options instead of fossil fuels.
🔹 Food miles – The distance food travels from production to consumption.
🔹 Captive breeding – Raising animals in controlled environments for conservation.
🔹 To stem from – To be caused by something.
🔹 Environmental impact assessment – A study on how a development affects nature.
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03.03.202516:25
📚 IELTS Vocabulary: Media & Advertising 🏆
🔹 To broadcast propaganda – To spread biased information via media.
🔹 A leading article – The most important news story of the day.
🔹 Editorial policy – The guidelines that determine a newspaper’s content.
🔹 Sensational journalism – News that exaggerates facts to attract attention.
🔹 To carry a story – To publish or report news.
🔹 News coverage – The reporting of news.
🔹 To make front-page headlines – To be an important news item.
🔹 Breaking news – Urgent news about a recent event.
🔹 Up to the minute – The latest and most accurate news.
🔹 Stale news – Old or outdated information.
🔹 Falling circulation – A decline in newspaper sales.
🔹 Celebrity endorsement – When a famous person promotes a product.
🔹 To subscribe to a magazine – To pay for regular issues of a magazine.
🔹 The financial/business sections – Newspaper sections covering finance.
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🔹 To broadcast propaganda – To spread biased information via media.
🔹 A leading article – The most important news story of the day.
🔹 Editorial policy – The guidelines that determine a newspaper’s content.
🔹 Sensational journalism – News that exaggerates facts to attract attention.
🔹 To carry a story – To publish or report news.
🔹 News coverage – The reporting of news.
🔹 To make front-page headlines – To be an important news item.
🔹 Breaking news – Urgent news about a recent event.
🔹 Up to the minute – The latest and most accurate news.
🔹 Stale news – Old or outdated information.
🔹 Falling circulation – A decline in newspaper sales.
🔹 Celebrity endorsement – When a famous person promotes a product.
🔹 To subscribe to a magazine – To pay for regular issues of a magazine.
🔹 The financial/business sections – Newspaper sections covering finance.
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23.02.202507:12
📌 IELTS Listening Short Answer Question Tips | by @NAEIELTS 🎧
✅ 1. Check the title: It hints at the type of language you’ll hear.
✅ 2. Identify keywords: They help you predict the type of word needed (noun, verb, etc.).
✅ 3. Expect paraphrasing: Words in the question might be reworded in the recording.
✅ 4. Follow word count rules: Stick to the word limit given in the instructions.
✅ 5. Use exact words: The answer must match the recording precisely.
✅ 6. Answers come in order: Keep track of the sequence to avoid missing answers.
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✅ 1. Check the title: It hints at the type of language you’ll hear.
✅ 2. Identify keywords: They help you predict the type of word needed (noun, verb, etc.).
✅ 3. Expect paraphrasing: Words in the question might be reworded in the recording.
✅ 4. Follow word count rules: Stick to the word limit given in the instructions.
✅ 5. Use exact words: The answer must match the recording precisely.
✅ 6. Answers come in order: Keep track of the sequence to avoid missing answers.
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20.04.202508:05
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09.04.202503:56
📚 Grammar: Conquer Conditionals!
🔥 Why This Matters
✓ Nail job interviews & exams
✓ Sound natural in conversations
✓ Avoid common mistakes even natives make
🌿 The 4 Conditional Types
1️⃣ Zero Conditional (Facts)
• Structure: If + present, present
• Example: "If you heat ice, it melts."
2️⃣ First Conditional (Real Future)
• Structure: If + present, will + verb
• Example: "If it rains, we will cancel the picnic."
3️⃣ Second Conditional (Unreal Present)
• Structure: If + past, would + verb
• Example: "If I won the lottery, I would travel forever."
4️⃣ Third Conditional (Unreal Past)
• Structure: If + past perfect, would have + past participle
• Example: "If you had studied, you would have passed."
💡 Pro Tip: Use "were" instead of "was" in Second Conditional ("If I were you...") for formal correctness.
🚫 Common Mistakes
❌ "If I will go, I will call you."
✅ "If I go, I will call you."
📲 Practice Challenge
Complete this sentence:
"If she _ (know) the truth, she _ (not forgive) you."
Answer: knew / wouldn’t forgive
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💬 Reply with your own conditional sentence!
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✓ Sound natural in conversations
✓ Avoid common mistakes even natives make
🌿 The 4 Conditional Types
1️⃣ Zero Conditional (Facts)
• Structure: If + present, present
• Example: "If you heat ice, it melts."
2️⃣ First Conditional (Real Future)
• Structure: If + present, will + verb
• Example: "If it rains, we will cancel the picnic."
3️⃣ Second Conditional (Unreal Present)
• Structure: If + past, would + verb
• Example: "If I won the lottery, I would travel forever."
4️⃣ Third Conditional (Unreal Past)
• Structure: If + past perfect, would have + past participle
• Example: "If you had studied, you would have passed."
💡 Pro Tip: Use "were" instead of "was" in Second Conditional ("If I were you...") for formal correctness.
🚫 Common Mistakes
❌ "If I will go, I will call you."
✅ "If I go, I will call you."
📲 Practice Challenge
Complete this sentence:
"If she _ (know) the truth, she _ (not forgive) you."
Answer: knew / wouldn’t forgive
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26.03.202511:35
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27.02.202510:46
💯 IELTS Vocabulary: Crime and Punishment 🚔⚖️
💡 Top 15 Useful Expressions for Writing & Speaking
🔹 Crime of passion – a crime, especially murder, caused by jealousy
🔹 To serve a prison sentence – to complete time in prison as punishment
🔹 To turn to crime/drugs – to start committing crimes or using drugs
🔹 To be tough on crime – to punish crime severely
🔹 To contest the verdict – to disagree with a court’s decision
🔹 To take into consideration – to consider a factor when making a decision
🔹 To reintegrate back into society – to help former prisoners adjust to normal life
🔹 To be soft on crime – not to impose strict punishments
🔹 A policy of zero tolerance – strict enforcement of all laws
🔹 A chance of rehabilitation – an opportunity for criminals to reform
🔹 To embark on something – to start something new
🔹 To make a fresh start – to start anew after past mistakes
🔹 To act as a deterrent – to discourage crime through fear of punishment
🔹 To release back into society – to free a prisoner after serving a sentence
🔹 Corporal punishment – physical punishment as a penalty
🔥 Example Sentences:
✅ Governments should implement a policy of zero tolerance to reduce crime.
✅ Longer prison sentences act as a deterrent to potential criminals.
✅ We should give ex-offenders a chance of rehabilitation to help them reintegrate into society.
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💡 Top 15 Useful Expressions for Writing & Speaking
🔹 Crime of passion – a crime, especially murder, caused by jealousy
🔹 To serve a prison sentence – to complete time in prison as punishment
🔹 To turn to crime/drugs – to start committing crimes or using drugs
🔹 To be tough on crime – to punish crime severely
🔹 To contest the verdict – to disagree with a court’s decision
🔹 To take into consideration – to consider a factor when making a decision
🔹 To reintegrate back into society – to help former prisoners adjust to normal life
🔹 To be soft on crime – not to impose strict punishments
🔹 A policy of zero tolerance – strict enforcement of all laws
🔹 A chance of rehabilitation – an opportunity for criminals to reform
🔹 To embark on something – to start something new
🔹 To make a fresh start – to start anew after past mistakes
🔹 To act as a deterrent – to discourage crime through fear of punishment
🔹 To release back into society – to free a prisoner after serving a sentence
🔹 Corporal punishment – physical punishment as a penalty
🔥 Example Sentences:
✅ Governments should implement a policy of zero tolerance to reduce crime.
✅ Longer prison sentences act as a deterrent to potential criminals.
✅ We should give ex-offenders a chance of rehabilitation to help them reintegrate into society.
💬 Use these phrases in your IELTS Writing Task 2 & Speaking to boost your score!
📌 Save this post for later and Follow @NAEIELTS! 😉
#IELTS #IELTSVocabulary #EnglishLearning #IELTSPreparation
22.02.202518:46
🎯 Expand Your IELTS Vocabulary for a High Score! | by @NAEIELTS 🚀
⚡ Synonyms for “Change”
🔸 Adjustment
🔸 Variation
🔸 Transformation
🔸 Modify
🔸 Amend
🔸 Revise
🔸 Alter
🔸 Reform
💥 Synonyms for “Effect”
✔ Impact
✔ Influence
✔ Pressure
✔ Predominance
🏆 Synonyms for “Success”
✔ Accomplishment
✔ Achievement
✔ Profit
✔ Gain
✔ Prosperity
✔ Eminence
✔ Attainment
✔ Victory
🛠️ Synonyms for “Solve”
🔹 Resolve
🔹 Fix
🔹 Remedy
🔹 Figure out
🔹 Work out
Using a variety of words will make your IELTS answers stand out! 🌟
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⚡ Synonyms for “Change”
🔸 Adjustment
🔸 Variation
🔸 Transformation
🔸 Modify
🔸 Amend
🔸 Revise
🔸 Alter
🔸 Reform
💥 Synonyms for “Effect”
✔ Impact
✔ Influence
✔ Pressure
✔ Predominance
🏆 Synonyms for “Success”
✔ Accomplishment
✔ Achievement
✔ Profit
✔ Gain
✔ Prosperity
✔ Eminence
✔ Attainment
✔ Victory
🛠️ Synonyms for “Solve”
🔹 Resolve
🔹 Fix
🔹 Remedy
🔹 Figure out
🔹 Work out
Using a variety of words will make your IELTS answers stand out! 🌟
FOLLOW @NAEIELTS 👩🏫📚
#NAEIELTS #IELTSPreparation #IELTSSuccess #AdvancedVocabulary #EnglishFluency
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