π Word of the Day: Jubilant π
- π Pronunciation: /ΛdΚuΛbΙͺlΙnt/
- π¬ Word Type: Adjective
- Definition: Jubilant describes a feeling or expression of great joy, happiness, or triumph. ππ
- Example 1: "The entire class was jubilant when they all achieved their target scores in the IELTS exam, celebrating their hard work paying off." ππβ¨
- Example 2: "After months of diligent preparation, Maria felt jubilant as she received her IELTS certificate, knowing that it would open doors to her dream of studying abroad." πππ«
- Example 3: "With tears of joy in his eyes, John's family was jubilant as he announced his exceptional IELTS results, marking the beginning of a bright future." ππΌπ
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- π Pronunciation: /ΛdΚuΛbΙͺlΙnt/
- π¬ Word Type: Adjective
- Definition: Jubilant describes a feeling or expression of great joy, happiness, or triumph. ππ
- Example 1: "The entire class was jubilant when they all achieved their target scores in the IELTS exam, celebrating their hard work paying off." ππβ¨
- Example 2: "After months of diligent preparation, Maria felt jubilant as she received her IELTS certificate, knowing that it would open doors to her dream of studying abroad." πππ«
- Example 3: "With tears of joy in his eyes, John's family was jubilant as he announced his exceptional IELTS results, marking the beginning of a bright future." ππΌπ
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π Word of the Day: Pernicious π
- Pronunciation: /pΙΛnΙͺΚΙs/
- Word Type: Adjective
- Definition: Pernicious means having a harmful effect, especially in a gradual or subtle way. π«β οΈ
- Example 1: "The pernicious influence of social media can distract students from their IELTS preparation, leading to decreased productivity." π±π
- Example 2: "Ignoring the pernicious effects of climate change can have devastating consequences for future generations, highlighting the urgency of taking action." πβ³
- Example 3: "The pernicious spread of misinformation can mislead test-takers regarding the format and content of the IELTS exam, leading to inadequate preparation." π°π€
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- Pronunciation: /pΙΛnΙͺΚΙs/
- Word Type: Adjective
- Definition: Pernicious means having a harmful effect, especially in a gradual or subtle way. π«β οΈ
- Example 1: "The pernicious influence of social media can distract students from their IELTS preparation, leading to decreased productivity." π±π
- Example 2: "Ignoring the pernicious effects of climate change can have devastating consequences for future generations, highlighting the urgency of taking action." πβ³
- Example 3: "The pernicious spread of misinformation can mislead test-takers regarding the format and content of the IELTS exam, leading to inadequate preparation." π°π€
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π Word of the Day: Exaggerated π
- Pronunciation: /ΙͺΙ‘ΛzΓ¦dΚΙreΙͺtΙͺd/
- Word Type: Adjective
- Definition: Exaggerated means representing something as being larger, better, worse, or more important than it actually is. ππ
- Example 1: "His claims of having climbed Mount Everest solo seemed exaggerated, considering his lack of mountaineering experience." β°οΈπ§ββοΈ
- Example 2: "The politician's speech was filled with exaggerated promises, leaving the audience skeptical of his ability to deliver." π£οΈπ€
- Example 3: "In her story, she described the spider she saw as being the size of a dinner plate, which was clearly an exaggerated estimation." π·οΈπ½οΈ
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- Pronunciation: /ΙͺΙ‘ΛzΓ¦dΚΙreΙͺtΙͺd/
- Word Type: Adjective
- Definition: Exaggerated means representing something as being larger, better, worse, or more important than it actually is. ππ
- Example 1: "His claims of having climbed Mount Everest solo seemed exaggerated, considering his lack of mountaineering experience." β°οΈπ§ββοΈ
- Example 2: "The politician's speech was filled with exaggerated promises, leaving the audience skeptical of his ability to deliver." π£οΈπ€
- Example 3: "In her story, she described the spider she saw as being the size of a dinner plate, which was clearly an exaggerated estimation." π·οΈπ½οΈ
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π Exciting news for all IELTS aspirants and English learners! βοΈ
Starting from tomorrow, I will be sharing exclusive topic vocabulary to boost your performance in IELTS Speaking Part 1, Part 2, and Part 3!π£οΈ β¨
π Whether youβre aiming for a higher band score or just want to improve your English, this series is designed for YOU! π
π What to Expect:
πΈ Collocations that make your speech sound naturalπ¬
πΈ Essential phrasal verbs to enrich your language π
πΈ Idiomatic expressions that boost your score for Lexical ResourceβοΈ
π I see that many students are struggling to find these from different books and have problems with incorporating them into their speaking answers. That's why Iβll also be sharing example answers for common questions in the IELTS Speaking test! π€ π‘
π And that's not all! Once we've covered speaking topics, Iβll dive into academic vocabulary tailored for Writing Task 2 π. Enhance your essays and stand out with powerful words and phrases! π
π First Topic: Hometown ! π‘
Weβll kick off with useful vocabulary and expressions related to yourhometown . Whether it's describing your favorite spots or talking about local culture, I will have got you covered! ππ
Stay tuned and donβt miss out on these valuable resources!π Hit the unmute button and be the first to access all the latest updates. π²π
Letβs embark on this language journey together and make every word count! πͺβ¨
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Starting from tomorrow, I will be sharing exclusive topic vocabulary to boost your performance in IELTS Speaking Part 1, Part 2, and Part 3!
πΈ Collocations that make your speech sound natural
πΈ Essential phrasal verbs to enrich your language π
πΈ Idiomatic expressions that boost your score for Lexical Resource
Weβll kick off with useful vocabulary and expressions related to your
Stay tuned and donβt miss out on these valuable resources!
Letβs embark on this language journey together and make every word count! πͺβ¨
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π’ Get Ready to Supercharge Your IELTS Skills! π’ π Exciting news for all IELTS aspirants and English learners! βοΈ Starting from tomorrow, I will be sharing exclusive topic vocabulary to boost your performance in IELTS Speaking Part 1, Part 2, and Part 3!β¦
Example: "Measures to reduce exhaust fumes in Tashkent are crucial for promoting environmental sustainability and public health."
Sprawling city (adj.) - A city spread over a large area (often with a slightly negative connotation).
Example: "Tashkent is a sprawling city with diverse neighborhoods and expansive suburbs, offering both urban convenience and suburban tranquility."
Shanty towns (n. pl.) - Areas with very poor housing made of discarded materials such as tin, cardboard, or plastic.
Example: "Improving living conditions in Tashkent's shanty towns is a priority for urban planners and community leaders."
City skyline (n.) - The outline of a city's buildings and structures against the sky.
Example: "Tashkent's city skyline, dominated by modern skyscrapers, reflects the city's rapid growth and economic development."
πΉ Example Answers:
β Part 1: Hometown Questions
Q: Where is your hometown?
A: "My hometown is Tashkent, the vibrant capital of Uzbekistan, nestled in the heart of Central Asia. It blends a rich historical tapestry with modern amenities, making it a cultural gem."
Q: What do you like most about your hometown?
A: "What truly stands out for me about Tashkent is its vibrant cultural scene and its blend of old-world charm with modern conveniences. The cobbled streets of the Old Town, lined with picturesque mosques and quaint buildings, are juxtaposed beautifully against the backdrop of the city skyline, dotted with sleek skyscrapers."
Q: Has your hometown changed much since you were a child?
A: "Absolutely. Over the years, Tashkent has transformed dramatically. The skyline, once dominated by traditional architecture, is now punctuated by towering high-rise flats and modern infrastructure. Despite these changes, Tashkent has managed to preserve its cultural heritage and close-knit community spirit."
Q: Do you think you will continue living there for a long time?
A: "I feel deeply rooted in Tashkent and its dynamic atmosphere. The city offers endless opportunities for personal and professional growth. Moreover, ongoing initiatives to enhance urban areas and address environmental challenges make Tashkent an ideal place to call home."
πΉ Tips for Success:
Incorporate a variety of vocabulary to demonstrate language proficiency effectively.
Use cohesive devices like juxtaposition, blends, and contrasts to connect ideas fluently.
Practice speaking with natural intonation and clear pronunciation for maximum impact.
Showcase your knowledge of Tashkent by providing specific examples and personal insights.
Stay tuned for more topic vocabulary and example answers! πβ¨ Let's conquer the IELTS together! πͺπ
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Sprawling city (adj.) - A city spread over a large area (often with a slightly negative connotation).
Example: "Tashkent is a sprawling city with diverse neighborhoods and expansive suburbs, offering both urban convenience and suburban tranquility."
Shanty towns (n. pl.) - Areas with very poor housing made of discarded materials such as tin, cardboard, or plastic.
Example: "Improving living conditions in Tashkent's shanty towns is a priority for urban planners and community leaders."
City skyline (n.) - The outline of a city's buildings and structures against the sky.
Example: "Tashkent's city skyline, dominated by modern skyscrapers, reflects the city's rapid growth and economic development."
πΉ Example Answers:
β Part 1: Hometown Questions
Q: Where is your hometown?
A: "My hometown is Tashkent, the vibrant capital of Uzbekistan, nestled in the heart of Central Asia. It blends a rich historical tapestry with modern amenities, making it a cultural gem."
Q: What do you like most about your hometown?
A: "What truly stands out for me about Tashkent is its vibrant cultural scene and its blend of old-world charm with modern conveniences. The cobbled streets of the Old Town, lined with picturesque mosques and quaint buildings, are juxtaposed beautifully against the backdrop of the city skyline, dotted with sleek skyscrapers."
Q: Has your hometown changed much since you were a child?
A: "Absolutely. Over the years, Tashkent has transformed dramatically. The skyline, once dominated by traditional architecture, is now punctuated by towering high-rise flats and modern infrastructure. Despite these changes, Tashkent has managed to preserve its cultural heritage and close-knit community spirit."
Q: Do you think you will continue living there for a long time?
A: "I feel deeply rooted in Tashkent and its dynamic atmosphere. The city offers endless opportunities for personal and professional growth. Moreover, ongoing initiatives to enhance urban areas and address environmental challenges make Tashkent an ideal place to call home."
πΉ Tips for Success:
Incorporate a variety of vocabulary to demonstrate language proficiency effectively.
Use cohesive devices like juxtaposition, blends, and contrasts to connect ideas fluently.
Practice speaking with natural intonation and clear pronunciation for maximum impact.
Showcase your knowledge of Tashkent by providing specific examples and personal insights.
Stay tuned for more topic vocabulary and example answers! πβ¨ Let's conquer the IELTS together! πͺπ
#IELTS #EnglishLearning #VocabularyBoost #IELTSSpeaking #Hometown