Before downloading the book, let’s talk about the importance of vocabulary in IELTS exam.

IELTS Vocabulary – Is It Necessary To Study?

IELTS exam contains four sections: Listening, Reading, Writing, and Speaking.

For each section, you should have a strong background about vocabulary so you can deal with it and score a high band 7 – 8.

Vocabulary in the IELTS Listening section

Listening section of the IELTS exam consists of four parts, the first part is the easiest and the last one is the hardest.

You will hear a wide variety of IELTS words with different speeds and usually with the British accent.

In a few cases, you may hear one record with the Australian accent.

You will hear numbers, letters, names, directions, mono speech, and conversations using daily language, as well as academic and scientific compound terms particularly in part 4.

IELTS vocabulary in the Reading section

The reading section in the IELTS test contains three reading passages with 40 questions and you should answer all these questions in 1 hour.

The average time for each reading passage is 20 minutes, and many IELTS instructors prefer to take a maximum of 6 to 8 minutes to read the passage completely to save time to answer the question.

You can not do this fast reading without a good knowledge about the advanced vocabulary for IELTS.

IELTS vocabulary in the Writing section

As you know, there are four criteria to evaluate your IELTS essays for task 1 and task 2.

One of these criteria is called lexical resource, which evaluates the words you write in your essay, how rich your vocabulary is, and to what extent you know how to use it.

Choosing the right words in the context, using synonyms, and avoiding tautology will increase your final score.