Speed Dating= Modern technique of finding someone through internet To go back year= Known someone from long time To woo someone/ to court= To try to go out or date someone Lost Contact= A person who was once known but has subsequently become uncontactable Wedlock= The state of being married Mentor= … Read more
Be it speaking or writing, questions about Architecture and Buildings have already been asked, and many times. Hence, it is suggested to learn some IELTS vocabulary for Architecture and Buildings. In speaking, candidates have been asked to speak about their home or the dream home they want to be in. Let’s see the following IELTS … Read more
Action movie: a movie with many exciting and violent scenes A box office hit: a financially successful film Blockbuster: a film that is a big commercial success Blooper: an embarrassing mistake Critics: a person engaged in the analysis and interpretation of art Central character: the main person in a film or book Classic: of the … Read more
Common Idioms List Set 1 Common Idioms Definitions It cost me an arm and a leg to take my trip to Australia. Very expensive I was over the moon when he asked me to marry him. Extremely pleased or happy You are taking your IELTS test next week?? Aren’t you jumping the gun. You’ve only just started studying. Doing or starting something too early He … Read more
Vocabulary carries 25% of total load in your speaking test. Chill out: relax On the train ride: ride by train Set of to find: to start searching something All of which I enjoyed: to enjoy everything Worked our way north to the city: move north Original flight: the first flight Big city experience: City … Read more
A Angry, Annoyed, Afraid, Awkward, Affectionate, Anxious, Alarmed, Awed, Aggravated, Amazed, Astonished, Amused, Apprehensive, Absorbed, Ambivalent, Ashamed, Able, Addled, Admired, Admirable, Affable, Agreeable, Aggressive, Abandoned B Brave, Bothered, Bewildered, Bitter, Bashful, Blue, Baffled, Blissful, Buoyant, Bereaved, Bold C Cheerful, Cooperative, Confident, Calm, Cold, Curious, Content, Considerate, Cautious, Cranky, Crestfallen, Contrite, Chagrined, Carefree, Composed, Capable, Caring, … Read more
Anxious – He was anxious to preserve his reputation. Naughty – You’re a very naughty boy! Look what you’ve done! Stubborn – He was too stubborn to admit that he was wrong. Sensitive – She is very sensitive to other people’s feelings. Intelligent – She seemed intelligent and well educated. Nice – He’s a nice … Read more
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abase cause to feel shame She is not abased or dejected, but exalted, rather. aberration a state or condition markedly different from the norm While Tampa Bay has taken a huge nosedive a year after going 10-6, maybe that 2010 success was an aberration abhor find repugnant There are sane readers who abhor gratuitous violence but love Reacher’s menacing wisecracks. … Read more
Here is a great resource for finding the meanings of idioms for your speaking module. a black look: a cat can look at a king a cat may look at a king a dirty look a look-see ask for trouble be (all) set (to do something) be just looking be like looking for a needle … Read more