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All rights reserved.  \n2  \nThankyou!  \nThank you for downloading this document. I really appreciate you taking the time to read it.  \nHere at IELTS Advantage we quickly realised that vocabulary isone of the biggest worries students have and improving your vocabulary is one of the keys to IELTS success.  \nWith this in mind, we created this guide for you. I hope you find it useful and it leads to success.  \nChris Pell, Founder of IELTS Advantage and IELTS Writing Academy.  \n3 Step Pr0cess  \nIt is essential that you regularly review these new words and phrases in order to retain them in your memory.  \n3  \n1  \nThe following slides will outline the process in much more detail and show you exactly what to do.  \nStudies have shown that the number one way for learners to improve their vocabulary is through reading and listening to genuine sources of English.  \n2  \nYou must record any new words you hear or read. There are lots of ways to do this, so that you will remember them effectively.  \n IELTS Writing Academy© 2016. All rights reserved.   3   \nReading  \nRead something you love  \nDon’t read long lists of boring words. Read something you are passionate about. You will learn more effectively if you enjoy the topic you are reading.  \nSpot new words or phrases  \nWhen you see a new word or phrase, underline it or write it down.  \nGuess  \nGuess what the words mean before writing them down in your notebook.  \nUse free resources  \nThere are millions of free blogs, websites, news sites and eBooks for you to choose from. See my guide at the end.  \nRead every day  \nMake reading in English part of your daily routine and you will soon improve.  \nIELTS Writing Academy© 2016. All rights reserved.   4   \nListen  \nListen to something you love  \nJust like reading, you will learn much more if you listen to something you enjoy. If you like football, listen to football commentary or shows. If you like fashion, listen to a podcast about the latest trends. When you hear a new word or phrase, write it down.  \nUse free resources  \nYouTube has billions of hours of clips for you to listen to. Simply search for things you are interested in and listen. Podcasts are also a great way to improve your vocabulary and listening skills. Again, they are free. These are just a couple of examples from many.  \nListen on the go  \nPut your ear buds in and listen to your favourite Podcast while you walk, workout, travel or work. The possibilities are endless.  \nThere will always be time for you to listen. You can then write down your new words or phrases when you get home.  \nIELTS Writing Academy© 2016. All rights reserved.   5   \nRecord  \nBuy a notebook  \nIt does not need to be an expensive notebook. Anything that allows you to record lots of new words or phrases is good.  \nUse your phone  \nThere are a huge number of apps, like Memrise, that allow you to record lists.  \nAdd things to help you remember  \nDon’t just write the meaning.  \nYou can write collocations, synonyms, antonyms, pronunciation, example sentences, pictures etc.  \nA complete book of new words and phrases  \nSoon you will have a huge number of new words and phrases that will become part of your vocabulary.  \n IELTS Writing Academy© 2016. All rights reserved.   6   \nReview  \nMake it part of your routine  \nIt is much more effective to review your new words for 5-10 minutes per day than to leave it all until the day before your test.  \nDo it regularly  \nOne week, two weeks and one month after you first learn a new word should be enough.  \nMake it fun  \nThere are many word games that you can play on Memrise or Quizlet.  \nYou can also get creative and tell stories with your new words.  \nUse them  \nTry to use your new words in the same way you would in the speaking or writing tests.  \nYou can include them in your answers when appropriate to do so.  \n IELTS Writing Academy© 2016. All rights reserved.   7   \nOnline Resources  ","cbCaicCaJoV3NKjf","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaicCaJoV3NKjf","pdf",1499475,"English","# 3 Easy Steps to Success\n## Step Process\n### Reading\n### Listen\n### Record\n### Review\n## Online Resources","[{\"question\":\"What is the main approach to improving IELTS vocabulary in this guide?\",\"answer\":\"The guide uses a three-step process: read and spot new words, listen and record vocabulary, then review regularly to retain and use words effectively in IELTS tasks.\"},{\"question\":\"How should new words be recorded to remember them better?\",\"answer\":\"Record every new word or phrase you hear or read, and add helpful details beyond meaning such as collocations, synonyms, antonyms, pronunciation, example sentences, and pictures.\"},{\"question\":\"When and how long should you review vocabulary?\",\"answer\":\"Review for 5–10 minutes per day, and revisit a new word again after one week, two weeks, and one month to reinforce retention.\"}]","IELTS Vocabulary Improvement Plan - 3 Easy Steps to Success | PDF",1790605490,23]