VOCABULARY FOR IELTS. HOW TO AVOID BASIC WORDS. PART 1. To Improve your IELTS Grade

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PREPARE FOR IELTS VOCABULARY FOR IELTS. HOW TO AVOID BASIC WORDS. PART 1.  WHAT YOU WILL LEARN? • What BASIC WORDS look like • How to avoid BASIC WORDS including good, bad, interesting, big... , small, rich poor, think, very, a lot of, a lot, not many/much, most, problem, people • How to describe people in employment, science, transport, education, free time, sport, media, the arts, crime and punishment, health, politics, environment, society, housing, opinions, age • Practice WHY WORRY ABOUT AVOIDING BASIC WORDS? If you can AVOID BASIC WORDS the IELTS examiner will see that your English is not basic. This will improve your grade (Vocabulary) BASIC WORDS make writing seem informal and un-academic. If you can AVOID BASIC WORDS the IELTS examiner will see your writing as formal and academic in style (Task Achievement/Response) If you can AVOID BASIC WORDS you will show the IELTS examiner your ability to substitute one word or phrase for another. This skill connects your ideas (Coherence and Cohesion) IELTS TASK 2 WRITING BAND DESCRIPTORS Band Task Response Coherence and Cohesion Lexical Resource Grammatical Range and Accuracy [Show More]

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