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The London Eye is a large metal Ferris wheel. It is also known as the Millennium Wheel and is one of the largest observation wheels in the world.

As IELTS is international, it means that you can choose either UK or US spelling. All these words are considered correct in IELTS Listening and Reading:

Judgement (UK) = Judgment (US)

Ageing (UK) = Aging (US)

To practise (UK) = To practice (US)

Travelling (UK) = Traveling (US)

Fulfil (UK) = Fulfill (US)

A licence (UK) = A license (US)

Artefact (UK) = Artifact (US)

Grey (UK) = Gray (US)

Sceptical (UK) = Skeptical (US)

Jewellery (UK) = Jewelry (US)

P.S. do NOT mix your spelling in IELTS writing. Choose either British or American spelling there

💡Vocabulary

💭 instead - rather than
💭 though - despite
💭 former diversion - one mentioned before distraction
💭 educational - help you learn
💭 in years past - in the past
💭 full scope - entire range
💭 the latter - one mentioned last
preferable better
💭 advocates - supporters
💭 point out - argue
💭 evolution - changes
💭 goes beyond - passes
💭 realistic graphics - better images
💭 now available - out now
💭 essentially - fundamentally
💭 cinematic experience - like a movie
💭 fully realised characters - realistic characters
💭 themes - what the game wants to say/express
💭 rival - compare well with
💭 in this way - like this
💭 educational - helps you learn
💭 more respected art forms - highly revered arts
💭 moreover - also
💭 passive - not active
💭 more and more - increasing
💭 creative - expressive
💭 logical thinking - rational thinking
💭 puzzles - problems to solve
💭 text based mysteries - games based on writing
💭 developers - people who make games
💭 take advantage - exploit
💭 improving hardware - better phones, computers, etc.
💭 push forward - drive innovation
💭 medium - type of device
💭 engage the mind - must think about
💭 nonetheless - regardless
💭 mentioned above - written about before
💭 exceptions - outside the norm
💭 greater in general - larger overall
💭 most obvious advantage - clearest benefit
💭 world is facing - Earth is grappling with
💭 obesity epidemic - people getting fatter
💭 at least partly driven by - up to a point somewhat the source of
💭 sedentary lifestyles - not active
💭 centered around - have to do with
💭 consumer electronics - phones, computers, etc.
💭 natural antidote - clear remedy
💭 instill - teach
💭 good habits - good actions
💭 promote a healthy life later - be healthy throughout life
💭 additionally - also
💭 offer the opportunity for - allow for
💭 engage in - have to do with
💭 social activity - talking with others
💭 to varying degrees - to different extents
💭 individual experience - done alone
💭 foster teamwork - encourage working together
💭 improved interpersonal skills - better communication with others
💭 worthwhile - useful
💭 rarely - not often
💭 therefore - thus
💭 strive - try for
💭 limit - keep contained
💭 screen time - using phones, tablets, computers

Frequently misspelt words by Cambridge University Press

If spelling is one of your enemies in listening, writing or whatsoever, please read this small sectional book a couple of times. It highlights some of the most commonly misspelt phrases ever.