Following vocabulary will help you answer Writing, Speaking questions smoothly, get IELTS high score.
1. Decide (v) / Decision (n)
Example: Young children should be encouraged to make their own decisions.
Related Collocations:
- To make a decision to do something
2. Encourage (v)
Example: Young children should be encouraged to make their own decisions.
Related Collocations:
- To encourage somebody to do something
3. Participate (v)
Example: College students should participate in extracurricular activities to enhance their soft skills.
Related Collocations:
- To participate in something/doing something
- Participation in something
4. Pursue (v)
Example: Many high school graduates choose to pursue a career instead of attending college.
Related Collocations:
- To pursue a hobby, career, a passion, education
5. Underlying (adj)
Example: There are some underlying reasons why children nowadays have more freedom than the previous generation.
Related Collocations:
- Underlying causes
- Underlying reasons
6. Experience (n) Trải nghiệm
Example: People can have valuable experiences when they travel around the world.
Related Collocations:
- Rewarding experiences
- Valuable experiences
7. Gender-specific (adj)
Example: It is unfair to determine a person’s suitability for a certain job based on gender-specific personalities.
Related Collocations:
- Gender-specific personalities
8. Favor (v)
Example: A huge number of youngsters nowadays favor the sedentary lifestyle.
Related Collocations:
- To favor A over B
9. Cultivate (v)
Example: The aim of any education system should be to help each individual to cultivate his or her own talents.
Related Collocations:
- To cultivate a talent, skill
10. Liberty (n)
Example: Students should be at liberty to choose study whatever subjects they like at school.
Related Collocations:
- To be at liberty to do something
- To take the liberty of doing something.
11. Attitude (n)
Example: Students who are forced to do unpaid work might develop a negative attitude toward their schools.
Related Collocations:
- To develop a positive/negative attitude toward something.
