Each expression in this post has been shown with meaning and an example. This blog post on “IELTS Accommodation Vocabulary” contains a total of 29 useful expressions for speaking and aims to help IELTS students, ESL learners, and teachers improve their English.
Each expression in this post has been shown with meaning and an example. This blog post on “IELTS Environment Vocabulary” contains a total of 28 useful expressions for speaking and aims to help IELTS students, ESL learners, and teachers improve their English.
Each expression in this post has been shown with meaning and an example. This blog post on “IELTS Business Vocabulary” contains a total of 28 useful expressions for speaking and aims to help IELTS students, ESL learners, and teachers improve their English.
Each expression in this post has been shown with meaning and an example. This blog post on “IELTS Technology Vocabulary” contains a total of 28 useful expressions for speaking and aims to help IELTS students, ESL learners, and teachers improve their English.
Each expression in this post has been shown with meaning and an example. This blog post on “IELTS Physical Appearance Vocabulary” contains a total of 35 useful expressions for speaking and aims to help IELTS students, ESL learners, and teachers improve their English.
Each expression in this post has been shown with meaning and an example. This blog post on “IELTS Books and Films Vocabulary” contains a total of 35 useful expressions for speaking and aims to help IELTS students, ESL learners, and teachers improve their English.
Each expression in this post has been shown with meaning and an example. This blog post on “IELTS Music Vocabulary” aims to help IELTS students, ESL learners, and teachers improve their English.
Each expression in this post has been shown with meaning and an example. This blog post on “IELTS Vocabulary Crime and punishment” aims to help IELTS students, ESL learners, and teachers improve their English.
Can you need to say whether you’re prepared to take the IELTS Writing test? To begin with, attempt to address these questions: