‘ Nonetheless’ was originally three words (none the less) and became one word less than 100 years ago. She was _ interested in her neighbours family history.The neighbours were involved in an _dispute.A _ of judges will decide what the punishment should be.She was very excited because she got to _ for a picture with her favourite celebrity.Persistent problem, persisten t behaviour, persist in, persist with It is made from the two words ‘on’ and ‘going.’ The meaning is ‘continuing.’ ‘ Ongoing’ has been in the English language since the late 1800s. There is a repayment plan _ you pay a small amount for the first few years and then a large amount at the end.The solution is _ give each person an equal number of hours and they’ll all be happy.The _ Climate Policy was in fact nothing more than a pretence.She _ took the job because she was desperate for money.Choose the correct word and then use the correct form of the word. You can check them at Time4english by clicking the words ( ).Ĭomplete the sentences. Check the meanings of the various forms as sometimes they are different. Reluctance to, a certain reluctance, reluctant toĬheck the meanings of the words if you don’t already know them. For this group of words some collocations are: When you learn new vocab, make sure that you note collocations too. Her so-called friends didn’t support her when she needed it most. The so-called experts don’t know more than anyone else. We use the word to criticise something or to be insulting.
It means that something is given a name, but the name isn’t suitable. Do you know the meanings? Do you know other forms (verb, noun, adjective, adverb)? Do you know words that these words often appear with?īe careful with the word ‘ s o-called ’ a lot of people use it incorrectly. These are the final words of the Academic Word List. This will help your communication immensely! On the cards below you will find groups of five words bite size pieces! Make sure that you know these words and can use them effectively (by knowing their meanings, their forms and their collocations). There are 570 words on the list and they have been divided into 10 sublists of 60 words each (apart form the last one which has fewer words!). However, having said that, there is a list of words that is very, very useful for IELTS. What you need to do is broaden your vocabulary generally so that you can express your ideas more clearly and so that you can understand other people’s ideas. What is the vocabulary for the IELTS test? Well, there is no particular vocabulary.
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