In our daily lives, we use a variety of terms to express our concepts, feelings, and sentiments to others around us. Often, we are able to interact effectively, although on other occasions we are unable to express the true essence. "This is not what I mean," we say over and over. A decent vocabulary, on the other hand, would undoubtedly aid you in conveying the correct meaning. The same is true with your IELTS Speaking and Writing tests. When you have a limited vocabulary, you are more likely to repeat terms within a passage. When you run out of vocabulary while conversing with your examiner, you keep repeating the phrase over and over. Speaking, Writing, Reading, and Listening are the four parts of the IELTS test. "Vocabulary" is the one feature that all of these modules share in common. Vocabulary is unquestionably one of the most important qualities to have in the Speaking and Writing parts. It will account for up to 25% of your overall score. It is also relevant in the Listening and Reading areas.

IELTS Topic-Wise Writing Band 8 Vocabulary 2021 : Masterbook for all band 8 vocabulary PDF

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