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ā„¹ļø Vocabulary For Academic IELTS Writing Task 1 šŸ”— Writing Task1 Band 9 Vocabulary šŸ’” Academic IELTS Task 1 to achieve a high band score: Ā» Illustration: can replace - "diagram, chart." Ā» As the diagrams suggest: can replace - "As can be seen, According to the diagrams. Ā» Illustrate: can replace - "describe, show, present data on." Ā» Trifling: can replace - "small, insignificant." Ā» Delineate: can replace - "show, present, describe." Ā» From this graph, it is quite evident that: can replace - "In conclusion, In summary, In general." Ā» The most possible ground: can replace - "the most common reason." Ā» Elaborate: can replace - "describe, explain." Ā» Nadir: can replace - "the lowest point." Ā» Apex/ Vertex: can replace - "the highest point." Ā» Soared: can replace - " sharply increased." Ā» Skyrocketed: can replace - " very quickly increased. Ā» Frantically: can replace - "very quickly, very rapidly." Ā» Slumped: can replace - "quickly dropped." Ā» Plummeted: can replace - "quickly dropped." Ā» Surged: can replace - "went up, climbed, increased." Ā» Deteriorate: can replace - "fall." Ā» Dip: can replace - "fall, decline." Ā» Dive: can replace - "fall, drop." Ā» Go into free-fall: can replace - "fall, drop, decline, decrease." Ā» Plummet, plunge, slum: can replace - "fall, drop, decline." Ā» Take a nosedive: can replace - "reduce, drop, fall, decline." Ā» Slide: can replace - "drop, fall." Ā» Decade: can replace - "ten years." Ā» Projected: can replace - "predicted, forecasted, estimated." Ā» Overwhelmingly: can replace - "greatly, significantly." Ā» Hardly: can replace - "barely, merely, Ā» At the onset it is clear: can replace - "As can be seen from the graph." Ā» Indicate: can replace - "point out." Ā» All in all: can replace - "In summary, in conclusion." Ā» Obtain: can replace - "get." Ā» Commence: can replace - "start". Ā» In the interim: can replace - "in the meantime." Ā» Correct: can replace - "right". Ā» Inexpensive: can replace - "cheap." Ā» Depict: can replace - "show." Ā» Plateaued: can replace - "remained the same." Ā» Oscillate/ Vacillate/ Palpipate: can replace - "fluctuate." Ā» Declivity: can replace - "drop, fall, decrease". Ā» Acclivity: can replace - "An upward slope, an upward trend, increase." Ā» A steep fall: can replace - "A quick fall". #writingtask1 #writing #vocabulary šŸ‘‰Join for more @IELTSMATERIALA ā™” 慤  āć…¤  ć…¤  āŒ² Ė”į¶¦įµįµ‰ į¶œįµ’įµįµįµ‰āæįµ— Ė¢Ź°įµƒŹ³įµ‰

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ā„¹ļø Vocabulary For Academic IELTS Writing Task 1 šŸ”— Writing Task1 Band 9 Vocabulary šŸ’” Academic IELTS Task 1 to achieve a high band score: Ā» Illustration: can replace - "diagram, chart." Ā» As the diagrams suggest: can replace - "As can be seen, According to the diagrams. Ā» Illustrate: can replace - "describe, show, present data on." Ā» Trifling: can replace - "small, insignificant." Ā» Delineate: can replace - "show, present, describe." Ā» From this graph, it is quite evident that: can replace - "In conclusion, In summary, In general." Ā» The most possible ground: can replace - "the most common reason." Ā» Elaborate: can replace - "describe, explain." Ā» Nadir: can replace - "the lowest point." Ā» Apex/ Vertex: can replace - "the highest point." Ā» Soared: can replace - " sharply increased." Ā» Skyrocketed: can replace - " very quickly increased. Ā» Frantically: can replace - "very quickly, very rapidly." Ā» Slumped: can replace - "quickly dropped." Ā» Plummeted: can replace - "quickly dropped." Ā» Surged: can replace - "went up, climbed, increased." Ā» Deteriorate: can replace - "fall." Ā» Dip: can replace - "fall, decline." Ā» Dive: can replace - "fall, drop." Ā» Go into free-fall: can replace - "fall, drop, decline, decrease." Ā» Plummet, plunge, slum: can replace - "fall, drop, decline." Ā» Take a nosedive: can replace - "reduce, drop, fall, decline." Ā» Slide: can replace - "drop, fall." Ā» Decade: can replace - "ten years." Ā» Projected: can replace - "predicted, forecasted, estimated." Ā» Overwhelmingly: can replace - "greatly, significantly." Ā» Hardly: can replace - "barely, merely, Ā» At the onset it is clear: can replace - "As can be seen from the graph." Ā» Indicate: can replace - "point out." Ā» All in all: can replace - "In summary, in conclusion." Ā» Obtain: can replace - "get." Ā» Commence: can replace - "start". Ā» In the interim: can replace - "in the meantime." Ā» Correct: can replace - "right". Ā» Inexpensive: can replace - "cheap." Ā» Depict: can replace - "show." Ā» Plateaued: can replace - "remained the same." Ā» Oscillate/ Vacillate/ Palpipate: can replace - "fluctuate." Ā» Declivity: can replace - "drop, fall, decrease". Ā» Acclivity: can replace - "An upward slope, an upward trend, increase." Ā» A steep fall: can replace - "A quick fall". #writingtask1 #writing #vocabulary šŸ‘‰@IELTSMATERIALA

šŸ’”Vocabulary of #Essay265 šŸ’­ growing concerns - increasing worries šŸ’­ storage - keeping of šŸ’­ private data - personal information šŸ’­ major - main šŸ’­ trend - pattern šŸ’­ conveniences - makes life easier šŸ’­ intentions - what you want to do šŸ’­ primarily - mainly šŸ’­ provide better services - give better products šŸ’­ relates first of all - has to do with firstly šŸ’­ tracks user behaviour - follows what people are doing šŸ’­ target audience segments - pinpoint certain groups of people šŸ’­ relevant advertising - ads related to what you like šŸ’­ secondly - second of all šŸ’­ helpful - good for them šŸ’­ entirely free platform - costs nothing šŸ’­ without any obvious drawbacks - no clear downsides šŸ’­ pernicious intent - bad intentions šŸ’­ misuse - not used the right way šŸ’­ harmless - doesn’t hurt anyone šŸ’­ presidential election - voting for a new president šŸ’­ foreign governments - other countries šŸ’­ sought out - looked for šŸ’­ vulnerable groups - people who are at risk šŸ’­ fed them false information - gave them lies šŸ’­ influence voting behaviour - change how people vote šŸ’­ unethical - immoral šŸ’­ advanced targeting tools - sophisticated advertising mechanisms šŸ’­ locating vulnerable individuals - finding people at risk šŸ’­ encouraging their worst impulses - making them do bad things šŸ’­ indulging coping mechanisms - encourage bad behaviour that makes you feel good about yourself šŸ’­ barely legal pharmaceuticals - drugs šŸ’­ comprehensive - all-encompassing šŸ’­ legitimate concerns - real worries authoritarian regimes totalitarian governments šŸ’­ in tandem with - combined with šŸ’­ all-knowing police states - authoritarian regimes šŸ’­ human rights abuses - abusing people šŸ’­  norm - standard šŸ’­ marginal benefits - small advantages šŸ’­ access - be able to get šŸ’­ negatives - downsides regulate restrict šŸ’­ attempt - try šŸ’­ take back a degree of control - try to manage #Writing9 #Vocabulary šŸ‘‰@IELTSMATERIALA

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šŸ“ŒBUILDING GRAMMAR SKILLS FOR THE TOEFL
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#Essay265 #Writing #Task2 ā˜˜ļø Discuss both views āœ… Q: The personal information of many individuals is held by large internet companies and organisations. Do you think the advantages of this outweigh the disadvantages? šŸ’” Answer: There are growing concerns today about the storage of private data by major internet companies like Facebook and Google. In my opinion, the disadvantages of this trend outweigh its conveniences. These companies themselves would argue their intentions are primarily to provide better services. This relates first of all to advertising. Facebook, for example, tracks user behaviour and then allows advertisers to target audience segments in order to show them relevant advertising. An individual might therefore see ads related to the kinds of restaurants and music they enjoy most. Secondly, the information is used to create helpful services for consumers. Google maps is a good example of an entirely free platform used by millions that follows individuals, sells information to businesses, and makes life more convenient without any obvious drawbacks or pernicious intent. However, the misuse of big data has begun already and will only become worse in the future. The advertisements targeted at individuals are not always harmless. During the last presidential election in the United States, foreign governments sought out vulnerable groups and fed them false information to influence voting behaviour. Unethical companies use the advanced targeting tools in the same way, often locating vulnerable individuals and encouraging their worst impulses by indulging coping mechanisms ranging from fast food to barely legal pharmaceuticals. This is only the beginning as this information becomes more comprehensive there are legitimate concerns that authoritarian regimes working in tandem with companies will be able to create all-knowing police states and human rights abuses will become the norm. In conclusion, the marginal benefits of access to personal information by private companies do not outweigh both current and future negatives. It is therefore important that governments regulate companies and individuals attempt to take back a degree of control. āœļø Total words: 293 šŸ“Band: 7.0+ šŸ‘‰https://t.me/IELTSMATERIALA

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šŸ’”Vocabulary of #Essay264 šŸ’­are of the belief - believe šŸ’­contacting possible alien life - talking to aliens šŸ’­desirable goal - worthy pursuit šŸ’­wary - worried about šŸ’­potential dangers - possible risks šŸ’­satisfies - fulfills šŸ’­basic human curiosity - fundamental desire to know šŸ’­risk - danger šŸ’­relative to - compared to šŸ’­extraterrestrials - aliens šŸ’­claim - think šŸ’­insight - important information šŸ’­share - give to use šŸ’­justify the effort - are the reason to do it šŸ’­instead - however šŸ’­alike - the same šŸ’­decades - 20+ years šŸ’­attempt - try šŸ’­realise - now know šŸ’­warranted - justified šŸ’­discovered - found šŸ’­satisfy this desire - fulfill the want šŸ’­origins - where something comes from šŸ’­answer fundamental existential questions - learn about life, the universe, god, etc. šŸ’­curiosity alone - interest on its own šŸ’­condone - sanction šŸ’­smallest chance - almost impossible šŸ’­danger inherent - risk included šŸ’­likelihood - possibility šŸ’­turning against humanity - fight with humans šŸ’­scene from a science fiction film - from a movie šŸ’­infinitesimally small - very, very unlikely šŸ’­consequences - results šŸ’­ignore - not pay attention to šŸ’­in the event that - if it happens that šŸ’­hostile - mean šŸ’­pose a serious problem - make trouble šŸ’­worst case scenario threaten - most extreme situation could šŸ’­survival - continued living šŸ’­far-fetched - very unlikely šŸ’­disastrous downside - negative side šŸ’­logically dictates - follows reason that šŸ’­more sensible approach - more reasonable method šŸ’­distant future - far in the future šŸ’­venture - try šŸ’­self-interested pursuit - trying to satisfy one’s desires šŸ’­species-threatening danger - could kill all humans šŸ’­advisable - good idea šŸ’­instead - however šŸ’­maximising resources - using money, time, people, etc. well #Writing9 #Vocabulary Join for more @IELTSMATERIALA ā™” 慤  āć…¤  ć…¤  āŒ² Ė”į¶¦įµįµ‰ į¶œįµ’įµįµįµ‰āæįµ— Ė¢Ź°įµƒŹ³įµ‰

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