005.1 IELTS Vocabulary & Phrasal verb, idioms

★ Vocabulary শেখার আগে সর্বপ্রথম এটি দেখুন

Vocabulary দুই প্রকার-

1. Active Vocabulary: Speaking, Writting
2. Passive Vocabulary: Listennig, Reading

Vocabulary এর Meaning এর জন্য-

*** বিভিন্ন পিডিএফ বই থেকে সরাসরি নিত্যনতুন বোকাবুলারি শিখে নেব. + note করব।

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mnemonic english dictionary-

• https://mnemonicdictionary.com

english to english dictionary-

• oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/
• https://ozdic.com/
• https://www.merriam-webster.com/
• https://dictionary.cambridge.org/

english to bangla dictionary-

• https://www.shabdkosh.com/
• https://www.english-bangla.com/dictionary
• https://dictionary.cambridge.org/bn/dictionary/english-bengali/
• U-dictionary (Android/ios)

english word pronunciation video-

• youglish.com/youglish
• yarn.co
• https://www.bbc.co.uk/learningenglish/english/learn_pronunciation

 

Speaking Lesson Practices:-

• learningenglish voanews

Speaking এর জন্য যা যা করব-

• Live Speaking Partner: fb frnd, real friends/family
• Chatgpt তে নিজে নিজে প্রাকটিস করব, অথবা আয়নার সামনে নিজে নিজে প্রাকটিস করব।
• smalltalk website / app – score যাচাইয়ের জন্য
• https://www.free4talk.com/ ওয়েবঅ্যাপ এ স্পিকিং করব
• BuddyTalk (OpenTalk) অ্যাপ এ স্পিকিং করব

Listening Lesson Practices:-

• listenaminute.com
• ted.com

Reading অভ্যাস গডে তুলতে Article/আর্টিকেল পড়ার জন্য-

• https://www.theguardian.com/international
• https://www.voanews.com/
• Grammar Check এর জন্য-
• https://quillbot.com/grammar-check

paraphase(Sentence) এর জন্য-

• https://quillbot.com/
• https://www.wordtune.com/
• https://paraphrasing-tool.com/

রাইটিং/স্পিকিং এর জন্য-

https://www.ielts-mentor.com (বিশেষ করে স্পিকিং এর জন্য। কারণ, ইংরেজি বলা নয়, উদ্ভট টপিকগুলোতে কোন ঘোড়ার ডিম বলব এটা আমি খুঁজে পেতাম না। মানে Run out of idea যাকে বলে। এখানে মডেল অ্যানসার দেয়া আছে। প্রতিদিন ১০-১৫টা পড়তে পারলে খুব কাজে আসবে।)

এছাড়াও ফলো করুন-

• English speaking success YouTube channel 

 

★ Ielts writing ignore informal word list

Formal English: We use it when writing essays for school, cover letters to apply for jobs, or emails and letters at work.

Informal English: We use it with friends, children, and relatives.

Ielts writing ignore informal word book:

Formal and informal words PDF

#Ielts #writing
যদি IELTS WRITING এ 6.0 এর উপরে পেতে চাই , তাহলে informal words যত সম্ভব কম লেখার try করবো |
এখানে common কিছু informal words দেয়া হলো যেগুলো আমরা writing এ প্রায়ই ব্যবহার করি |

Verbs – Informal & Formal

Informal	Formal
say sorry	apologize, apologise
go up	increase
go down	decrease
set up	establish
look at	examine
blow up	explode
find out	discover
bring about	cause
put off	postpone, delay
rack up	accumulate
make up	fabricate
stand for	represent
find out	discover, ascertain
leave out	omit
point out	indicate
go against	oppose
get in touch with	contact
It’s about	It concerns, It’s in regards to
need to	required
think about	consider
get	obtain
put up	tolerate
deal with	handle
seem	appear
show	demonstrate, illustrate, portray
start	commence
keep	retain
free	release
get on someone’s nerves	bother
ring up	call
show up	arrive
let	permit
fill in	substitute, inform
block	undermine
give the go ahead, greenlight	authorize, authorise

 

Transitions – Informal & Formal

Informal	Formal
Anyways	Nevertheless
Plus/Also	Moreover/ Furthermore
But	However
So	Therefore/Thus
Also	In addition, Additionally
ASAP	as soon as possible/at your earliest convenience
Okay, OK	acceptable
In the meantime	In the interim
I think	In my opinion,
In the end,	Finally
To sum up	In conclusion,
In a nutshell/Basically	To summarize,
Anyway,	Notwithstanding
All right	Acceptable
Well,
To top it all off,
On top of it all,
	In order to

 

Emphasis Words – Informal & Formal

Informal	Formal
lots of/ a lot of	much, many
tons of, heaps of	large quantities of, a number of
totally	completely, strongly
really, very	definitely

 

Letter Expressions – Informal & Formal

Informal	Formal
Hi Robert,	Dear Sir or Madam
Just wanted to let you know…	I am writing to inform you…
Love,	Yours sincerely, Yours faithfully,
Cheers,
Yours Truly, Best regards, kind regards
Hope to hear from you soon	I look forward to hearing from you
You can call me if you need anything	Please do not hesitate to contact me

 

Abbreviations – Informal & Formal

Informal	Formal
ASAP	as soon as possible
T.V.	television
photo	photograph
cell	cell phone
net	Internet

 

Slang – Informal & Formal

Informal	Formal
kids	children
bad	negative
good	positive
really big	considerable
right	correct
wrong	incorrect
smart	intelligent
cheap	inexpensive
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 [some alternative words/Vocabulary of a root word] for ielts Writting(+Speking)

» And: In addition to, besides, additionally, likewise, plus, furthermore, moreover,

next, additionally.

» Or: Else, otherwise, alternatively, instead, as a substitute.

» But: On the other hand, then again, on the contrary, in contrast, however, then

again, in spite of that, nonetheless, instead, even so, alternatively.

» Because: Given that, as, since, for the reason that.

» Hence: Thus, so, likewise, therefore, consequently, that is why, for this reason,

above and beyond.

» Then: Next, after that, it follows that, followed by, subsequently, afterward /

afterwards, therefore.

» In fact: As a matter of fact, actually, in reality, essentially, in truth, indeed, in

effect, in operation.

» Begin: Start, initiate, commence, originate, create, instigate, activate, launch,

open.

» Conclude: To sum up, wrap up, deduce, to draw a conclusion.

» Exemplify: Illustrate, demonstrate, represent, embody, epitomise, show.

» Agree: Consent, approve, concur, harmonise, be in accord, endorse, support,

back up.

» Disagree: Deny, refute, reject, repudiate, renounce, abjure, contradict,

disapprove, oppose.

» Rise: Increase, grow, go up, mount, ascend, upsurge, spread, intensify, develop,

climb, get higher.

» Arise: Develop, evolve, happen, occur, take place, appear.

» Decline: Reject, decrease, diminish, refuse, minimise, fall, lessen, turn down. IELTS With Anik Vai

» Vary: Differ, fluctuate, diverge, show a discrepancy, change, alter, contrast.

» Do: Carry out, accomplish, perform, act, take action, take steps, play a part,

execute, act upon, produce a result.

» Utilize: Make use of, draw on, benefit from, amplify, take advantages of, make

the most of, capitalise on, maximise.

» Achieve: Accomplish, attain, complete, bring out, get, reach, do.

» Fail: Be unsuccessful, abort, end, terminate.

» Compete: Rivalry, antagonism, contest, fight, battle, resist, thrash about,

retaliate, brawl, stand up for.

» Help: Aid, assist, support, lend a hand, abet.

» Need: Demand, want, require, necessitate, requirement, requisite, fundamental,

destitution.

» Good: Fine, superior, excellent, decent, high quality, first-class, moral, upright,

noble, worthy, pleasant, delightful, advantageous, useful, fair, benefit.

» Bad: Terrible, awful, dreadful, ghastly, evil, wicked, poor, inferior, flawed,

troublesome, mischievous, regretful, guilty, injurious, harmful, adverse, rotten,

rancid.

» Beautiful: Lovely, pretty, gorgeous, splendid, magnificent, attractive, good

looking, attractive, charming, exquisite, cute, appealing, nice-looking, sweet,

elegant, striking, stunning, dazzling, grand, superb, wonderful, astounding, superb,

fabulous.

Use better words instead of using ‘very’ over and

over again:

We sometimes use the word ‘very’ in our writing and nothing is wrong with that.

However, using it frequently makes your writing banal and shows your lack of

using proper vocabulary. Here is a list of words that you can use instead of using

‘very’.

very rich – wealthy, affluent.

very poor – destitute, impoverished.

very simple – basic, primary.

very often – frequently, regularly.IELTS With Anik Vai

very shy – timid, withdrawn.

very noisy – deafening.

very old – ancient.

very short – brief, concise.

very sad – sorrowful, grieved.

very old-fashioned – archaic.

very serious – grave.

very sharp – keen, well-honed.

very shiny – gleaming.

very open – transparent, translucent.

very scary – chilling.

very scared – petrified, terrified.

very painful – excruciating, agonizing.

very rainy – pouring.

very pale – ashen.

very perfect – flawless, impeccable.

very powerful – compelling.

very pretty – beautiful.

very quick – rapid.

very quiet – hushed.

Better choice of words:

» Instead of using “actually”, you can use – As a matter of fact, Indeed,

Absolutely, Certainly, In reality, In fact.

» Instead of using “amazing”, you can use – Astonishing, Incredible, Marvelous,

Wonderful, Stunning, Fabulous.

» Instead of using “interesting”, you can use – Engaging, Intriguing, Alluring,

Amusing, Captivating, Compelling, Enchanting, Gripping.

» Instead of using “awesome”, you can use – Splendid, Remarkable, Impressive,

Extraordinary, awe-inspiring, Fantastic, Magnificent, Mind-blowing.

» Instead of using “great”, you can use – Astounding, Incredible, Phenomenal,

Exemplary, Fantastic, Legendary, Incomparable.IELTS With Anik Vai

» Instead of using “beautiful”, you can use – Elegant, Glamorous, Stunning,

Striking, Exquisite, Lovely, Gorgeous.

★ ৩২টি Vocabulary for Free HandWriting & Sentences

More than often/বেশিরভাগ ক্ষেত্রে/প্রায়ই

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According to me – আমার মতে {To me, To the general people, To the poet}

It needs to say – এটা বলার দরকার,

It should be clear – এটা পরিষ্কার হওয়া উচিত,

That is to say – যেটা না বললেই নয়

For this- এইজন্য

that is way- এইজন্য

On the other hand  – বিপরীতপক্ষে,

Likewise – তদ্রূপ/ একইভাবে

 

★ Phrase-idioms

200 Essential Phrasal verbs for IELTS