Maung Maung Myint Thein (University of Technology) - Vocalbulary For IELTS1

VOCABULARY FOR IELTS

Only by mastering vocabulary in IELTS can you get a good band in the 4 skills. That's why I would like to present vocabulary by important topic that is often asked in IELTS.

Relationships, Families and early learning. Vocabulary

hood is used to form a noun and shows something belongs to a particular group or has reached a particular stage.

Hood is used as a noun to indicate that something belongs to a specific group.

eg (1) adulthood (n) = adult life, age of maturity.

eg (2) brotherhood (n) = brotherhood, close understanding between humans.

eg (3) fatherhood (n) = fatherhood.

When studying vocabulary , it is important to learn the appropriate use of words together, called collocations.

Collocation for Relationship

Practice using the following sentences in writing.

(1) There is a very close bond between a mother and a newborn baby. There is a very close bond between a mother and a newborn baby.

Bond is often used to describe a very close relationship between people.

(2). A relationship can easily break down if you don't' work at it. If you don't do it, the relationship can easily break down.

(3) I really admire the relationship between my mother and my uncle.

I really like the relationship between my mother and my uncle.

VOCABULARY FOR IELTS

(4) There can be a lot of conflict between teenagers and their parents.

There can be a lot of conflict between teenagers and their parents.

Useful Vocabulary

(1) Correlation (one thing is linked with another.)

Correlation is used when one thing is connected to another. Correlation (n) = mutual relationship

(2) interrelated (the relationship between two or more things.)

The relationship between two or more things is called interrelated. Correlation (or) Cooperat gs 'Co' spod prefix is ​​used. It means with (or)

It represents together.

(3) Cooperation (n) = cooperation.

The prefix inter means 'between'.

(4) interact (v) = mutually beneficial. respond, reciprocate.

(5) nurture (v) = to raise.

Helping someone develop something is called nurturing.

(6) sibling (n) = brother or sister.

(7) adolescence (n) =the stage between childhood and adulthood= adolescence, puberty,

The age of the beginner.

Families and Relationships

(1) Studies have shown that stress in adulthoodcan be related to an unhappy childhood. ( 2) Good teachers identify the talents of their students and nurture them.

Good teachers appreciate the talents of their students and nurture them.

(3) The company decided to adopt a new approach to staff recruitment.

The company decided to take a new approach to hiring.