🟢 Advanced Synonyms


🚫Very clever  ⇨ brilliant 
🚫Very dirty ⇨ squalid  
🚫Very good ⇨ superb
🚫Very happy ⇨ jubilant
🚫Very hot  ⇨ scalding
🚫Very frequent ⇨ continual
🚫Very high ⇨ sky-high
🚫Very small ⇨ tiny
🚫Very strong ⇨ unyielding 
🚫Very valuable ⇨  precious
🚫Very capable ⇨ accomplished 
🚫Very complex ⇨ overspecified

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◾️ Overbearing= always trying to control other people without considering their wishes or feelings

EX: His overbearing attitude often alienated his colleagues.
  
EX: Dealing with an overbearing person can be quite exhausting.

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🟡كالوكيشن هاى مهم مبحث Statistics

🌟First, let’s clarify the difference between “number” and “amount” – we use “number” with countable nouns, and “amount” with uncountable nouns.

• A large number of people
• A massive amount of damage
• A significant number of countries
• A considerable amount of money
• A tiny number of computers
• A miniscule amount of alcohol


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📚Forget or leave

📝We sometimes use forget when we don’t remember to bring something with us:
👉I’ll have to go back; I’ve forgotten my car keys.

📝We use leave with this same meaning, but only if we mention the place where we left something:

👉Ali, you’re always leaving your car keys on your desk.

🚫Not:☜ … forgetting your car keys on your desk.❌
or
🚫Not:☜ … you’re always leaving your car keys.❌

👉I left my homework at home.

🚫Not:☜ I forgot my homework at home.❌

📝We use leave when the action is deliberate:
👉We decided to leave the dog at home.

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✨ "How come" ▶️ is an informal expression used to ask about the reason or cause of something.

It's often used in spoken English and informal writing. Here are some examples of how to use it:

🔹 1. Asking for an Explanation:
   - How come you're late?
   - How come the party got canceled?
   - How come you didn't tell me about the meeting?

🔹 2. Expressing Surprise or Confusion:
   - How come she's leaving so soon?
   - How come the prices went up?
   - How come you're not wearing your glasses today?

🔹 3. Seeking Clarification:
   - How come you think that's a good idea?
   - How come you chose that restaurant?
   - How come you're not joining us for the trip?

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Crucial Collocations 🧩

Advanced and Natural Collocations

✅ UTILIZE       +       Power
                                    Resource
                                    Service
                                    Time
                                    Talent

✅ SUSPEND      +      Action
                                      Decision
                                      Flight
                                      Argument                            

✅ OUTDATED    +       Attitude
                                       Convention
                                       Equipment
                                       Method
                                       Idea

✅ TREMENDOUS   +   Profit
                                        Challenge
                                       Adavantage
                                        Change
                                        Difference

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❇️ IELTS Speaking Band 8.5 Example

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WINTER IDIOMS ☃️🌨🌨🌨🌨

❄️ TO BE ON THIN ICE -  to do something that is risky or might get a person in trouble

  “After not showing up for work, Mark is on thin ice with his boss.”


❄️ TO BREAK THE ICE -  to start a conversation in order to get to know someone or to make it more comfortable socially

“We had a list of questions to ask in class to help us break the ice with our new partners.”

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Life cycle of a habit ( both good and bad) :

1. Passing thought
2. Settled thought
3. Determination
4. Action
5. Habit

Protip:

Entertain a beneficial passing thought so it eventually becomes a beneficial habit.

Kill a toxic passing thought when it is still young so it will never grow into a toxic habit.

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📌 Synonymous of Problem

▫️Complications

▪️Obstacle

▫️Quandary

▪️Difficulty

▫️Trouble

▪️Dilemma

▫️Difficult situation

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⚪️Difference between 5.5 and 7.5 in IELTS Writing?

Academic style!

🥈There are now high levels of traffic  jams in the world, especially in pivotal cities. In my view, an increasing number of private cars and being lazy for walking of people cause this issue, but governments can raise the taxes and force drivers to pay a fine. (Band 5.5/6.0)

🥇Massive traffic jams have been increasingly prevalent in recent times, especially in city centers. In my view, an increased number of private vehicles and a lack of physical activity among people cause this issue, but governments can impose heavy traffic charges and improve public transportation to deal with it. (Band 7.5/8.0)


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🔴Vocabulary for IELTS writing :

〽️Types of Advertising:

• Print advertising: Ads in newspapers, magazines, brochures, etc.

• Television advertising: Commercials aired on television.

• Radio advertising: Ads broadcast on radio stations.

• Online advertising: Ads displayed on websites, social media, search engines.

• Social media advertising: Targeted advertising on social media platforms.

• Outdoor advertising: Billboards, posters, street furniture ads.

• Direct mail advertising: Flyers, brochures, letters sent directly to individuals.

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📝 Phrasal Verbs and Idiomatic Expressions

•  "tackled" (dealt with, addressed)

•  "fully rely on" (completely depend on)

•  "eventually" (in the end, ultimately)

•  "instead of" (rather than)

•  "demands an immediate reduction" (requires a rapid decrease)

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♻️ How to use Proposition in Writing task 1

It is very important to get Proposition right in this part of the exam.

Increase (noun) + in
Decrease (noun) + in
Rise(noun) + in
Fall(noun) + in

After such Nouns, we must use IN when we don't specify a number.

For example:

🔹There was an increase in the number of cars sold in 2020

🔸There was a rise in sales after appearing on TV

🔹There has been a decrease in the consumption of sugar this decade.

Number, sales, consumption are not specific numbers

If there are a specific number after such nouns, we must use OF.

Increase (noun) + of
Decrease (noun) + of
Rise(noun) + of
Fall(noun) + of

For Example:

🔸There was an increase of 70% in the number of cars sold in 2020.
OR
🔹There was a 70% increase in the number of cars sold in 2020.

70% — specific number.

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🔥C1 C2 vocabulary🔥

🥇To be tough on crime- punish the crime severely.

The crime rate is likely to fall if governments impose strict punishments to be tough on crime.


🥈To be soft on crime- punish the crime lightly.

Policies which are soft on crime cannot deter criminals effectively.

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▫️کتاب بالا  ۸۰۰ تا از سوالات اسپیکینگ آیلتس را در بر گرفته است که برای هر کدام از سوالات سمپل نوشته شده که میتواند نه تنها در یادگیری لغات و اصطلاحات نمره آور به شما کمک کند بلکه برای ایده پردازی منبع بسیار خوبی است.
بیش از 1000 کالوکیشن کاربردی
۸۰۰ موضوع اسپیکینگ آیلتس

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📝 Formal and Informal words 👇

•Request.                    •Ask for.
•Investigate.               •Look into
•Consult.                     •Refer to
•Famished.                 •Hungry
•However.                   •But
•Incorrect.                  •Wrong
•Insane.                      •Mad
•Allow.                        •Let
•Avid.                          •Eager
•Challenge.                •Dare
•Damage.                   •Hurt
•Demonstrate.           •Show
•Evade.                       •Avoid
•Ill.                               •Sick

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