IELTS Vocabulary List For Beginners

Vocabulary holds an important part in IELTS Coaching. Either you talk about Reading, Writing, Listening or Speaking, a good hold on vocabulary influences ones score in each section. In order to understand the written or spoken text in Reading & Listening module and to use differentiated words in Writing & Speaking, it is important to add to one’s vocabulary store on a regular basis. Due to an enormous collection of words and languages which are being updated and made obsolete every day, it is important to have a set of words which can be referred to and used whenever required. For someone, who has just started learning English, regular learning of simple words is important to reach a 7 band level in IELTS. Lets look at some of such words: 1. Assume: To believe on something without having a proof of the same 2. Prolonged: Somethings which lasts more than expected 3. Access: The ability or liberty to approach something 4. Acquaintance: A familiarity with something or someone 5. Achieve: To bring something to a desired or expected end 6. Enhancement: An improvement in the value of something 7. Recognition: Identification of something as having been previously seen or heard 8. Enmity: A feeling of hatred for something or someone 9. Composition: Combination of parts or elements 10. Treason: An act of breaking ones trust 11. Gesture: A physical moment or expression to convey a feeling 12. Nostalgic: A yearning full of sentiments for joy experienced in a former place, situation or time 13. Panacea: One solution for all diseases 14. Flattery: False praise which is done to solve ones own purpose 15. Complex: Difficult 16. Account: A description of events 17. Invention: An act of producing a new thing 18. Judge: To form an opinion after careful consideration 19. Linen: A type of fibre 20. Evident: Something which is easily understandable 21. Utter: to speak or pronounce something 22. Scarce: Less in quantity, Deficient 23. Apparent: Something which is exposed to sight 24. Fancy: Imagination, Conception 25. Passage: Portion of a written work This is a list of 25 words. But, for a better understanding, it is important to read many such lists. One should read regularly and keep an account of the words one comes across. New Cambridge College is there to help you with a number of such lists and regular assessment to aid in your vocabulary. Join NCC – The best IELTS Coaching in Chandigarh Read More How to Answer Personality-Related Questions in IELTS? How are the IELTS Band Score Scaled to 9?