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 \n## Dos and Don'ts\n\nDo not!  \n■Do….  \nThink that all you have to do isCreate your own word circlesmemorise these words.Listing things like word form,examples,synonyms,collocations and antonyms will help you rememberand use the words more effectively.Learning lists of words is the LEAST effective way to learn newRead activelyvocabulary.Note down any new words or phrases when you arereading in English.Combine these with word circlesSo why am I giving you these?to really improve your vocabulary.Use the common Task 2 topicsThese world circles worked very well in my IELTS classes andWe have listed 4 common topics in this eBook,buthelped students to effectively learn new vocabulary,but they arethere are many more.Learn new vocabulary withinnot a definitive list..these common topics to give yourself the best chanceof getting the score you need in Task 2.  \n## 3 Step Process\n\nexactly what to do.It is essential that youregularly review these newwords and phrases in orderto retain them in yourmemory.  \n## Review\n\nRecord  \nYou must record any newwords you hear or read.There are lots of ways to dothis so that you willremember them effectively.  \n## Read something you love\n\nDon't read long lists of boring words.Read something you arepassionate about.You will learn more effectively if you enjoy the topicyou are reading.  \n### Spot new words orphrases\n\nWhen you see a new word or phrase,underline it or write it down.  \nGuess  \nGuess what the words mean beforewriting them down in your notebook.  \n### Use free resources\n\nThere are millions of free blogs,websites,news sites and eBooks for you to choosefrom.  \n### Read every day\n\nMake reading in English part of your dailyroutine and you willsoon improve.  \n## Listen to something you love\n\nJust like reading,you will learn much more if you listen to something youenjoy.If you like football,listen to football commentary or shows.If youlike fashion,listen to a podcast about the latest trends.When you hear anew word or phrase,write it down.  \n### Use free resources\n\nYouTube has billions of hours of clips for you to listen to.Simply searchfor things you are interested in and listen.Podcasts are also a great wayto improve your vocabulary and listening skills.Again,they are free.These are just a couple of examples from many.  \n### Listen on the go\n\nPut your ear buds in and listen to your favourite Podcast while you walk,work out,travel or work.The possibilities are endless.  \nThere willalways be time for you to listen.You can then write down yournew words or phrases when you get home.  \n## Buy a notebook\n\nIt does not need to be an expensive notebook.Anything that allows you to record lots of new words orphrases is good.  \n### Use your phone\n\nThere are a huge number of apps,like Memrise,thatallow you to record lists.  \nAdd things to help youremember  \n### Don't just write the meaning.\n\nYou can write collocations,synonyms,antonyms,pronunciation,example sentences,pictures etc.  \n## A complete book of new words andphrases\n\nSoon you will have a huge number of new words and phrasesthat will become part of your vocabulary.  \n## Make it part of your routine\n\nIt is much more effective to review your new words for 5-10minutes per day than to leave it all until the day before yourtest.  \n### Do it regularly\n\nOne week,two weeks and one month after you firstlearn a new word should be enough.  \n### Make it fun\n\nThere are many word games that you can play onMemrise or Quizlet.  \nYou can also get creative and tell stories with your newwords.  \n### Use them\n\nTry to use your new words in the same way you wouldin the speaking or writing tests.  \nYou can include them in your answers whenappropriate to do so.  \n## It’s all free\n\nYou do not need to spend any money toimprove your vocabulary.All of theresources you need are freely availableon the internet.  \nHere is a list of my favourite sites,butthere are millions more that will helpyou.","cbCaipJ7m2SA3ISW","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaipJ7m2SA3ISW","pdf",6323377,89,"English","# Dos and Don'ts\n## 3 Step Process\n## Review\n## Read something you love\n### Spot new words orphrases\n### Use free resources\n### Read every day\n## Listen to something you love\n### Use free resources\n### Listen on the go\n## Buy a notebook\n### Use your phone\n## Make it part of your routine\n### Do it regularly\n### Make it fun\n### Use them\n## Online Resources\n### BBC News\n### The Guardian\n### Stitcher\n### Memrise\n### YouTube\n### Ted Talks\n### Quizlet\n### eBooks\n## What are the four most common Task 2 topics?\n## Education\n## Health\n## The Environment\n## Technology","[{\"question\":\"What are “word circles” and why are they recommended for IELTS Task 2?\",\"answer\":\"“Word circles” are a way to organize and actively learn new vocabulary. 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