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Practice Vocabulary

Vocabulary is the most important base for scoring high in IELTS. You not only require it for the speaking section but also the writing and the reading section. Improving vocabulary is that one area you can never finish off doing, but a certain level can always be achieved. So, go on and practice vocabulary.
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TYPE 1
COMPLETE THE GIVEN SENTENCES WITH THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD GIVEN IN THE BRACKET.

  1. He has been ______________ many a times for being late. (critic)
  2. The importance of exercise can be figured out by the simple fact that even though exercise is ______________ it is better than not doing it at all. (regular).
  3. Having a balanced diet is a matter of _________________ because people can only eat good if they know what is good.(educate).
  4. ______________ exercise is necessary for all the individuals.(day)
  5. There are kids who don’t want to eat healthy food simply because of its _______________.(appear)

TYPE 2
COMPLETE THE GIVEN SENTENCES WITH THE CORRECT PREPOSITION.

  1. I don’t believe ___________ spending money _______ buying expensive clothes.
  2. After a mild debate, the team finally agreed ___________ a six hour delay.
  3. Being away from your home country for a long time must be hard to cope _______________.
  4. The cloud cover prevented observers’ _______________ seeing the full moon.
  5. A team of pundits will be involved _________ launching the missile.
  6. Einstein is recognized worldwide ____________having been an exceptional scientist.

ANSWERS
TYPE 1

  1. criticized
  2. not regular
  3. education
  4. exercising
  5. appearance

TYPE 2

  1. in on
  2. to
  3. with
  4. from
  5. in
  6. as

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Tips On Writing Effective Essay

Here is the tips on writing effective essay. Essays are an important part of IELTS. Getting a high score in IELTS writing task depends hugely on writing an effective essay.

Tips On Writing Effective Essay

Some of the best ways by which you can write an effective essay are-:

READ THE INSTRUCTIONS
No matter how many times you have practiced the question, make sure you read the instructions and completely understand them before you start writing.
THINK
You are getting 40 minutes to write the essay, so Think before you write. .Make sure you know what you are going to write, before you start writing.
PREPARE THE OUTLINE
It is always preferred that you write an outline of the essay, and cover all the aspects of the essay. While writing the essay, all you need to do is expand on the outline.
LANGUAGE MATTERS
Although you are expected to use a high level of vocabulary, but don’t forget to make sure that people are able to understand your essay. After all, the marks are divided equally for all the parts of an essay.
GRAMMATICALLY CORRECT
Make sure that your sentences are grammatically correct. Also remember, to use different structures of grammar.
SPELLINGS MATTER
While improving on the other important areas, we often forget the little details. Make sure that the spellings are correct in your essay. The lesser the mistakes the higher the score.

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Exercise 204 #Synonym

Given below are five sentences, with each sentence having a word highlighted. Your task is to find the meaning of that word amongst the four options given.

Exercise 204

  1. The dramatic decade straddles many worlds.
    1. An object that fits into the top of a bottle to close it.
    2. A small decorative object in house
    3. To exist within, or include, different periods of time, activities or group of people.
    4. The place where something important comes from
  2. The books covers three epochal events that shaped the political landscape and discourse of the country.
    1. A very large see monster.
    2. A period of time in history, especially one during which important events or changes happen.
    3. To criticize somebody or something very strongly
    4. Not socially acceptable, but often still attractive despite this.
  3. Winter gripped the capital, wrapping it in a sheet of mist.
    1. Hold somebody or something tightly
    2. To interest or excite somebody
    3. Never end or improve
    4. A person’s intelligence
  4. The daily routine of my work life carries on unabated.
    1. Used as a friendly way of addressing sb.
    2. Connected with the earliest origins of life
    3. Without becoming less strong
    4. To give a long cry
  5. I still remember the sting of my school master’s cane.
    1. The darkest part of a shadow
    2. No longer having an effect or influence.
    3. Born dead
    4. Any sharp pain in your body or mind

ANSWERS
1-c
2-b
3-a
4-c
5-d

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The Nearest Word #Vocabulary

Vocabulary plays a very important role in IELTS. Considering this questions to find

The Nearest Word

are given.
QUESTION:
For each of the following sentences, choose the option that is closest in meaning to the word bold

  1. There were people during 1930s who were staunch nationalists.

    1. Strong and loyal in your opinions or attitude
    2. A force of attraction that causes people to move towards each other.
    3. Relating to or connected with money
    4. The study and measurement of time
  2. The national flag is unfurled by the president on 15 august every year.

    1. To take things out of something.
    2. Not seen or noticed
    3. To open something that is tightly curled or rolled.
    4. A person or thing that puts seeds in the ground
  3. He seems to compensate for the forefathers who disdained the poor.

    1. To form a wrong opinion about someone or a situation
    2. The feeling that somebody or something is not good enough for your respect
    3. Intended to help people remember and respect important person or event in the past
    4. Impressive to look at
  4. The police came to confiscate all our possessions.

    1. To officially take from something from somebody, especially as a punishment.
    2. A thing that causes disease
    3. Not very polite or educated or fashionable
    4. Making you unable to think carefully
  5. The inspector was astounded.

    1. To surprise or shock somebody.
    2. A number by which other number is divided
    3. A short horse with strong legs
    4. To be a perfect example of something.

ANSWERS
1-a
2-c
3-b
4-a
5-a

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