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It’s also important to understand that each section of the IELTS requires different vocabulary. In this PDF, we’ll list vocabulary words for the Listening, Reading, Writing, and Speaking sections. Within each of the four sections of the PDF, we’ll look at vocabulary words that deal with different topics. We’ll also look at structure vocabulary: transitions, introductory words, words that describe quantity or change, and so on.  \nHow to use this PDF  \nThe Magoosh IELTS Vocabulary PDF highlights a wide variety of IELTS vocabulary. The focus is on vocabulary words for specific subject areas and purposes. This PDF isnot meant to be a full list of all of the most common IELTS words. For that, you’ll want to check out Magoosh’s IELTS vocabulary flashcards.  \nYou can think of this document as a companion to the longer set of vocabulary words in Magoosh’s IELTS Flashcard decks. The flashcards help you drill with a large number of words. Then, this PDF gives you guidance on how these words are used to discuss certain ideas or serve certain functions.  \nTABLE OF CONTENTS  \nIELTS Listening Vocabulary  \n􀁸 Work 2  \n􀁸 Travel and Places 3  \n􀁸 Family 5  \n􀁸 School Life 6  \nIELTS Reading Vocabulary  \n􀁸 Vocabulary in Context Strategies 10  \n􀁸 The Academic Word List 11  \n􀁸 Special Focus: Environment and Life Science Words 12  \nIELTS Writing Vocabulary  \n􀁸 General Training Task 1 15  \n􀁸 Academic Task 1 15  \n􀁸 Academic Task 2 17  \nIELTS Speaking Vocabulary  \n􀁸 Giving and Getting information 21  \n􀁸 Common Questions 23  \n􀁸 Transitions for IELTS Speaking 24  \n􀁸 Vocabulary for Common Speaking Topics 26  \n􀁸 About the Authors 36  \nIELTS Listening  \nIELTS Listening deals with a variety of subjects. But IELTS listening topics all have one thing in common: they involve conversational English vocabulary.  \nIn fact, most IELTS listening audio tracks are conversations. But even IELTS Listening speeches have some conversational language; they’re spoken as if they’re being given to a live audience.  \nPerhaps the most common topics in IELTS Listening are work, travel, family, and school life. Below is some common vocabulary within these topics.  \nWork  \nWork is a common topic in IELTS listening. Here are a few useful work-related vocabulary words:  \n􀁸 career  \n“Career” is a more board term than “occupation.” It refers to the category of work someone does, and suggests a long-term commitment. To help you understand the difference between occupation and career, I will tell you about my career and the occupations I’ve had in it. I have a career as an educator. My current occupation in this career is a Test Expert position here at Magoosh. As a parttime occupation, I am also a language tutor. And earlier in my education career, I was occupied (the verb form of occupation) as a middle school teacher, and then as a university professor.  \n􀁸 shift work  \n“Shift work” refers to work that is scheduled with a specific beginning and ending time. A shift at a workplace often lasts 8 hours, but can be shorter. Shift work is usually paid on an hourly basis.  \n􀁸 salary work  \nSalary work may have an expected schedule, a shift where the worker will normally be at work. But the schedule and hours per day for salary work are not as strictly controlled. A salary worker may have to work much longer hours than usual on a given day, or come in on the weekends. Sometimes, however, a salary worker’s situation is the opposite. A salary worker may also work shorter hours and have more freedom to leave the workplace during their normally scheduled shifts. Salary workers aren’t paid by the hour and instead receive a fixed rate of pay per week or month.  \n􀁸 unskilled/skilled  \nUnskilled work is work that requires little or no training, such as fry cook work at a fast food restaurant, or work cleaning and maintaining buildings. Skilled work does require training. 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