
Explore the academic word list (AWOL) and its head words and word families, and learn how 570 word families support academic English study.
Discover how the academic wordlist (awol) is structured into sections and lessons, with head words, practice exercises, and guidance on using online resources and keeping a vocabulary notebook.
Engage with the first set of academic vocabulary, matching meanings, completing sentences, and correcting errors for words like abstract, accommodate, academy, access, and abandon.
Practice identifying and using academic vocabulary from set two, including administration, advocate, aggregate, alter, allocate, analyze, anticipate, apparent, and more, through interactive matching exercises.
Explore set three of academic vocabulary through fill-in-the-blank and synonym tasks, mastering terms such as appropriate, approximate, aspect, area, arbitrary, assemble, assess, assign, attach, attitude, attribute, author, authority, automate, aware.
Explore the B and C AWOL words, including bulk, benefit, bias, bond, brief, behalf, capacity, category, and channel. Practice with definitions, corrections, and anagram exercises to reinforce usage.
Master b and c vocabulary with fill-in exercises and awol word practice, covering civil, clause, cite, clarify, classic, and terms coincide, coherent, colleague, code, collapse, consist, constant, constitute, constrain, construct.
Explore b-c vocabulary with set three by practicing consult, consume, contact, contemporary, context, and contract, and applying these words through guided corrections and practice exercises.
Master b-c vocabulary by distinguishing converse, convert, convince, cooperate, coordinate, core, corporate, correspond, create, credit, and criteria in context.
Explore d and e academic vocabulary from the wordlist, with practical exercises replacing incorrect words and applying terms such as deduce, define, demonstrate, depress, and device.
Master D-E academic vocabulary through matching explanations, scramble exercises, and fill-in-the-blank practice, learning words like discreet, differentiate, diminish, dimension, devoted, and more.
This course is for students and lecturers who want to improve their skills in English for Academic Purposes. Students are required to submit assignments, reports and papers in well written English. Lecturers and academics need to publish papers, prepare teaching content and write reports. There is one key component that will help you meet the demands for high quality written English.
That is vocabulary. This Udemy course helps you to become confident in vocabulary for academic English. The course is based on the academic word list - AWL, which provides a list of the most common words used in academic English. It consists of nearly 30 lessons that focus on practice in understanding and using the vocabulary in this list. This is a list of the most important words in academic English and was developed by scholars in New Zealand. Your course focuses on the major head words from the AWL. You will obtain important practice and meaningful examples to help you master more vocabulary.
By the end of this course, you will have improved your range of vocabulary in academic English and have a greater understanding of the AWL. Join thousands of other students and master your academic English on this course!