✅IELTS Speaking Tips Series: Use Linking Words to Sound Fluent

👉 Use connectors like actually, personally, in fact, on the other hand.
❌ Flat:
Q: Do you prefer mornings or evenings?
A: Evenings.
✅ Improved:
A: Personally, I prefer evenings because I feel more relaxed, and in fact, that’s when I usually do my hobbies.

🎯 Your Turn:
Answer: “Do you like music?” using at least two linking words.

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✅A Listening word list that you should check their spelling and punctuation

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✅ IELTS Collocation series

🟡 Education
🟡 Environment
🟡 Health
🟡 Technology
🟡 Crime
🟡 Work
🟡 Culture
🟡 Transport
🟡 Government
🟡 Globalisation

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✅ IELTS Collocation Series: Globalisation 🌍

📍 Useful Collocations
🔹global economy
🔹international trade
🔹cultural exchange
🔹economic growth
🔹cross-cultural communication
🔹global market
🔹multinational companies
🔹free trade agreements
🔹interconnected world
🔹foreign investment

💡 Tip: In essays, show both sides:
✅ “While globalisation promotes cultural exchange, it can also weaken local traditions.”

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✅ IELTS Collocation Series: Government 🏛️

📍 Useful Collocations
🔹government policy
🔹public services
🔹tax revenue
🔹law enforcement
🔹social welfare
🔹economic reform
🔹political stability
🔹government intervention
🔹public spending
🔹healthcare provision

💡 Tip: In Writing Task 2, connect to responsibilities:
✅ “Government intervention is essential to improve public services.”

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✅ IELTS Collocation Series: Culture 🎭

📍 Useful Collocations
🔹cultural heritage
🔹traditional customs
🔹cultural diversity
🔹local traditions
🔹cultural identity
🔹preserve traditions
🔹intercultural communication
🔹historical sites
🔹folk music
🔹social norms

💡 Tip: In Part 2, use them to describe festivals:
✅ “The festival helps preserve traditions and strengthen cultural identity.”

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✅ IELTS Collocation Series: Crime 🚔

📍 Useful Collocations
🔹commit a crime
🔹law enforcement agencies
🔹criminal justice system
🔹reduce crime rates
🔹prison sentence
🔹community service
🔹crime prevention
🔹capital punishment
🔹juvenile delinquency
🔹repeat offenders

💡 Tip: Use them when discussing solutions:
✅ “Investing in community service programmes can reduce crime rates.”

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✅ IELTS Collocation Series: Health 🩺

📍 Useful Collocations
🔹maintain a healthy lifestyle
🔹balanced diet
🔹mental well-being
🔹preventive measures
🔹sedentary lifestyle
🔹eating habits
🔹healthcare system
🔹medical treatment
🔹physical activity
🔹life expectancy

💡 Tip: In Writing Task 2, use them with cause–effect structures:
✅ “A sedentary lifestyle can negatively affect life expectancy.”

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✅ IELTS Collocation Series: Education

Using topic-specific collocations boosts your Lexical Resource score in both Speaking and Writing.

🔹gain knowledge
🔹broaden horizons
🔹pursue higher education
🔹academic achievement
🔹attend lectures
🔹student-centred learning
🔹well-rounded education
🔹literacy rate
🔹drop out of school
🔹distance learning

💡 Tip: Don’t just list these in your essay. Use them in full sentences:
👉 “Studying abroad can broaden students’ horizons and provide a well-rounded education.”

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✅ Time Sequencers

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✅ Grammar structures to elevate your writing and speaking, using these structures will make you sound more sophisticated.

🟡 Using "tend to" for general habits
🟡 Present and past subjunctive mood
🟡 Complex noun phrases
🟡 Inversions for emphasis
🟡 Cleft sentences
🟡 Advanced conditionals and participle clauses
🟡 Ellipsis
🟡 Inversion
🟡 Relative clauses with prepositions
🟡 Conditional perfect structures

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✅150 Most Important IELTS Synonyms

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✅ Try This Practice:
Convert this sentence using nominalisation:

People argue that cities should reduce car use to fight pollution.

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✅Using Nominalisation in IELTS Writing

🧠 What is Nominalisation?
Nominalisation is the process of changing verbs or adjectives into nouns.
-It helps your writing sound:
✔️ More formal
✔️ More academic
✔️ More concise and structured
-Exactly what the IELTS examiner wants for Band 7+ in Task 2.

🔄 Examples:
🔹 Verb → Noun
Governments should invest more in healthcare.
→ Greater investment in healthcare is essential.
🔹 Adjective → Noun
It is important to educate children early.
→ The importance of early education is clear.

📈 Why Use Nominalisation?
🟢 Reduces repetition
🟢 Helps create complex sentence structures
🟢 Shows control over academic tone
🟢 Can connect ideas more logically

✍️ IELTS Writing Example:
❌ Informal:
The government should ban fast food ads that target children.
🟢 Nominalised:
The banning of fast food advertisements aimed at children is a necessary step.
-See how the second one sounds more formal and academic?

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✅Vocabulary For Academic IELTS Writing Task 1

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