Vocabulary Resource -3.pdf
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π§ββοΈ Vocabulary Resource with Example Sentences that can help in WritingβοΈ and speaking π£
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Vocabulary Resource - 4.pdf
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New set of words and expressions.
1οΈβ£ Writing Task 1
2οΈβ£ Writing Task 2
3οΈβ£ Writing Task 3
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1οΈβ£ Writing Task 1
2οΈβ£ Writing Task 2
3οΈβ£ Writing Task 3
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If you want to add a few more sentences, use the comment button below!
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Have you heard that these are the words that you need to use to get a great score in PTE and IELTS?
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Here's an expression that confuses many readers!
π The jury is still out
π― What does this mean?
We say the jury is still out when a decision about something hasn't been made.
Examples:
πΊWill the new movie be a success? The jury's still out!
πΊThe jury's on who will be the next opener for India is still out.
Origin: In many legal trials, the result of the trial isn't known until a jury has finished discussing the case and returned to the courtroom. Until then, we say that "the jury is still out".
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β Caution
When using expressions such as these, please be careful to understand the context, use, and when and where it is appropriate to break a phrase.
The second example is where the phrase has been broken, but accurately so.
π The jury is still out
π― What does this mean?
We say the jury is still out when a decision about something hasn't been made.
Examples:
πΊWill the new movie be a success? The jury's still out!
πΊThe jury's on who will be the next opener for India is still out.
Origin: In many legal trials, the result of the trial isn't known until a jury has finished discussing the case and returned to the courtroom. Until then, we say that "the jury is still out".
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#vocabulary #band8
β Caution
When using expressions such as these, please be careful to understand the context, use, and when and where it is appropriate to break a phrase.
The second example is where the phrase has been broken, but accurately so.
Vocabulary Resource - 5 - GRE and Band 9.pdf
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Word Power.pdf
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Here is a set of words that you could learn for today! These are commonly used words in both GRE and IELTS.
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Word Power 2.pdf
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This is yet another set of words. Once again, some are important and the other are REALLY important.
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Word Power 3.pdf
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This is the third day of the vocabulary week, and here is a third set of words. Three time's the charm!
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κ§ ππͺπΉπΉπ ππΈπ·ππͺπ! κ§
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κ§ ππͺπΉπΉπ ππΈπ·ππͺπ! κ§
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κ§ ππͺπΉπΉπ ππΈπ·ππͺπ! κ§
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κ§ ππͺπΉπΉπ ππΈπ·ππͺπ! κ§
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κ§ ππͺπΉπΉπ ππΈπ·ππͺπ! κ§
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κ§ ππͺπΉπΉπ ππΈπ·ππͺπ! κ§
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Essential Vocabulary #lesson8
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#lesson7 - go to the previous lesson to check for the remaining lessons.
Meaning and sentences coming up shortly.
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#lesson7 - go to the previous lesson to check for the remaining lessons.
Meaning and sentences coming up shortly.
Synonyms: add to, supplement
Antonyms: decrease
Example Sentence:He augmented his summer income by painting houses.
Synonyms: shoot up rocket
Antonyms: fall
Example Sentence:Inflation continued to spiral.
Synonyms: untruthful, dishonest
Antonyms: truthful
Example Sentence:A product claiming to help you get ripped abs in a few hours is mendacious advertising.
Synonyms: combine, marry
Antonyms: split
Example Sentence:He allied his racing experience with his father's business acumen.
Synonyms: outdated outmoded
Antonyms: contemporary
Example Sentence:The disposal of old and obsolete machinery is very essential.
Synonyms: mysterious, confusing
Antonyms: straightforward
Example Sentence:He found his boss's utterances too cryptic.
Synonyms: collective communal
Antonyms: individual
Example Sentence:Every member has clearly defined tasks in a cooperative enterprise.
Synonyms: unmanageable disorderly
Antonyms: calm
Example Sentence:The boy is cocky and obstreperous.
Synonyms: annoy, vex
Antonyms: please
Example Sentence:It irks her to think of the runaround she received.
Synonyms: unsmiling, unfriendly
Antonyms: cheerful
Example Sentence:No wonder he looked so dour.
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Synonyms: Sound, Admissible
Antonyms: Invalid
Example:
Related words: Devoted, Loyal
Antonyms: Apathetic
Example:
Synonyms: Answer, Contradict
Antonyms: Support
Example:
Synonyms: Old, Past
Antonyms: Present
Example:
Synonyms: Constant, Continuous
Antonyms: Intermittent
Example :
Synonyms: Profuse, Enormous
Antonyms: Small
Example:
Synonyms: Racket, Uproar
Antonyms: Silence
Example:
Synonyms: Desultory, Quick
Antonyms: Careful
Example:
Synonyms: Suffering, Pain
Antonyms:Happiness
Example:
Synonyms: Certitude, Assurance
Antonyms: Uncertainty
Example:
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1. SUBSEQUENT (ADJECTIVE): Following
Synonyms: Ensuing, Succeeding
Antonyms:Previous
Example Sentence:
The theory was developed subsequent to the earthquake of 1906.
2. INCUMBENT (ADJECTIVE): Current
Synonyms: Existing, Present
Antonyms: Past
Example Sentence:
The incumbent President had been defeated.
3. SPURN (VERB): Refuse
Synonyms: Decline, Reject
Antonyms: Adore
Example Sentence:
He spoke gruffly, as if afraid that his invitation would be spurned.
4. RETREAT (VERB): Withdraw
Synonyms: Retire, Draw back
Antonyms: Advance
Example Sentence:
When the enemy attacked, our troops were forced to retreat.
5. MOUNT (VERB): Increase
Synonyms: Grow, Rise
Antonyms: Decrease
Example Sentence:
The costs mount up when we build a house.
6. CONSERVATIVE (ADJECTIVE): Traditional
Synonyms: Traditional, Conventional
Antonyms: Radical
Example Sentence:
They were very conservative in their outlook.
7. SNAP (VERB): Break
Synonyms: Fracture, Splinter
Antonyms: Hold
Example Sentence:
If you add more weight, the rope will snap.
8. CONTEST (VERB): Oppose
Synonyms: Challenge, Dispute
Antonyms: Agree with
Example Sentence:
The mayor is planning to contest the vote count.
9. VIGOUR (NOUN): Robustness
Synonyms: Hardiness, Strength
Antonyms: Weakness
Example Sentence:
He is 70 but still full of vigour and vitality.
10. PUERILE (ADJECTIVE): Childish
Synonyms: Immature, Infantile
Antonyms: Mature
Example Sentence:
It was a puerile, unnecessary argument.
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Here are the most hated food habits in the world. This list makes for a nice learning of words and ideas for speaking and reading and writing!
Some words you could learn. #vocabulary
1. Slurping
2. Crunching
3. Kitchen Counter
4. Food Shopping
5. Mouldy / Moldy
6. Crumbs
7. Leftovers
8. Loading the Dishwasher
Some words you could learn. #vocabulary
1. Slurping
2. Crunching
3. Kitchen Counter
4. Food Shopping
5. Mouldy / Moldy
6. Crumbs
7. Leftovers
8. Loading the Dishwasher