IELTS Academic Vocabulary

Name: IELTS Academic Vocabulary
Rating: 4.9 (4 reviews)

Achieve your desired score by enlarging your vocabulary

Created byLuiza Guliyeva

Last updated 9/2023

English

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What you'll learn

Learn academic vocabulary
Recognize noun, adjective and other word forms
Understand reading and listening passages better
Use the new vocab while speaking and writing

Course content

1 section • 7 lectures • 2h 8m total length

Fire and Burning7:50
Learn seven core words on burning and fire, including log, friction, flint, combust, ignition, ignite, and hazardous, with definitions and practical examples for academic vocabulary and tests.
on Fire and Burning
on Fire and Burning
Architecture4:57
Explore key architecture vocabulary—steel, cement, concrete, high rise and demolition—paired with examples to boost reading, listening, and speaking across design and construction topics.
on Architecture
on Architecture
Animals9:49
Build your IELTS academic vocabulary on animals by mastering breed, species, endangered, extinct, conserve, conservation programs, keeper, and captive concepts for tests and real world use.
on Animals
on Animals
Work23:07
Learn essential work-related vocabulary, including productivity, employment, wages, fatigue, and efficiency, with practical Cambridge text examples. Explore how these terms describe hiring, overtime, compensation, and being overworked in real contexts.
on Work
on Work
Cars and car technology21:22
Explore key car and technology vocabulary, including automotive, automation, vehicle, self-driving, collide, mobility, mileage, unoccupied, reliable, and operate, with practical examples from driverless car discussions.
on Cars and Car Technology
on Cars and Car Technology
Tourism23:02
Explore essential tourism vocabulary from Cambridge Isles 13 passage about tourism in New Zealand, including long haul, overseas, campaign, scenic, exhilarating, authentic, gateway, itinerary, route, and expenditure, with real-world examples.
on Tourism
on Tourism
Art38:37
Learn key art vocabulary, including score, soundtrack, canvas, concept, and replica, with clear definitions and examples. The lesson covers subtle, sophisticated, revered, genuine, and impulse in artistic contexts.
on Art
on Art

Requirements

Having B1 level of English is recommended but not a must

Description

Why is it helpful?

This academic vocabulary course will help you understand reading and listening passages better. By enriching your vocabulary, the course will increase your chances of comprehending texts and recordings and getting the score you desire.

The course will not only be useful for your reading and listening skills but also for your writing and speaking.

What will you learn?

Here you will learn new vocabulary for a range of topics, from technology to art and tourism.

You will see how words are pronounced

both in American and British English. Example sentences will be given for each new word so that you are able to incorporate them into your own writing and speaking. You will also be provided with other forms of words, such as nouns, verbs, adjectives, and adverbs.

Course structure

Each lesson starts with a video lecture where you’re presented with new vocabulary, its pronunciation, word forms, and example sentences. Videos range from about 10 to 30 minutes in length. After every video, there are quizzes to check how well you remember the new words.

Instructor support

As part of the course, I, Luiza – creator of the course, provide constant support to all my students through the timely answer to all exam-related questions. Students can contact me via course messages or email.

Who this course is for:

IELTS and TOEFL test candidates