Winn Trivette II - 50 Powerful Vocabulary Terms for IELTSTM, TOEFL®, and TOEIC® Success

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O NE GLARING WEAKNESS of too many TOEFL iBT, TOEIC, or IELTS exam candidates is low vocabulary skills. As a certified English instructor for over 10 years, I know how students struggle to get the score they need on these exams. Phrasal verbs frustrate students. Idioms and collocations seem strange. One solution to calm your test fear is: build your word power! Yes, one of the best moves an English test candidate can make is building a robust vocabulary in a short amount of time.

However, many students have a limited vocabulary and scarce time to score high on the exam. Relax! 50 Powerful Vocabulary Terms for IELTS , TOEFL , and TOEIC Success was written to quickly and easily give you a broader and richer vocabulary. Learn 20 vocabulary terms, 10 phrasal verbs, 10 idioms, and 10 collocations in easily explainable text with example sentences so you use them correctly! Candidates who use le mot juste (the right word) at the right moment are nearly guaranteed a higher score on the TOEFL iBT , TOEIC, or IELTS exam. You have enough stress with the limited time before the exam. Stop! Study 50 Powerful Vocabulary Terms for IELTS , TOEFL , and TOEIC Success to quickly boost your lexicon before the exam. Increasing your word power is an investment in your future career success beyond a mere high score on the test.

Unfortunately, your friends, colleagues, and boss judge you by the words you use (or dont). Stop hesitating and losing time on the exam because you dont know the right word to say in the right situation. Feel confident and self-assured heading into your exam with total command of these 50 vocabulary terms. Get ready to expand your English vocabulary and achieve the high score on the TOEFL iBT, TOEIC, or IELTS exam you seek and deserve! Good luck on the exam! Professor Winn Blog: englishlanguagetestprep.com

I NCREASE YOUR TEST preparation skills and build confidence for exam day success! Get your free cheat sheet for your exam when you visit englishlanguagetestprep.com today. P ROFESSOR WINN IS AN experienced English instructor for more than 10 years teaching all levels and kinds of courses including IELTS, TOEFL, and TOEIC preparation. He is CELTA certified to teach English.

He has helped students just like you achieve their career goals via strong English skills.

POWERFUL VOCABULARY Terms for IELTS , TOEFL , and TOEIC Success increases your ability to confidently use your word power for a high score on these exams. This book is designed for easy self-study. Each lesson can be completed in a single sitting, approximately 20 minutes. The text is a perfect companion to your English exam studies. You get two bonus sections: 10 Tips to Successfully Grow Your Word Power, and Keep a Vocabulary Notebook.

These are tips drawn from my years of experience teaching vocabulary to students. These terms were carefully selected to help you deliver a polished performance on both the Speaking and Writing Sections of these exams. 50 Powerful Vocabulary Terms for IELTS , TOEFL , and TOEIC Success is another tool for you to achieve a high score on every section of these exams. Dont risk a low test grade when you can study these vocabulary terms to boost your word power. 10 TIPS TO SUCCESSFULLY GROW YOUR WORD POWER

1. Read widely and voraciously! Read many different sources and find thousands of new words and grammar patterns.
2. Establish a routine and stick to it! Build a stronger vocabulary word by word and day by day. Practice routinely.
3. Keep a vocabulary notebook.

   Write all words, definitions, synonym, antonym, and related words. [learn how in the next section]

4. Create flashcards online. Review your new words every week. Check out quizlet.com to make your own flashcards.
5. Learn new words in context. Research shows most words are learned from context. Copy the sentence or short part of the paragraph into your notebook where you found the word.
6. Make associations with the words .

   Connect your new words with pictures or with other words, events, professions, etc.

7. Make sure you pronounce the word correctly. Visit an online dictionary and usually you have the opportunity to click and listen to the pronunciation of the word.
8. Take vocabulary tests online. Find out how much know so far. Measure your progress and make adjustments to your study routine.
9. Play word games like Boggle or Scrabble online. Even consider crossword puzzle. Any word game forces you to rely on your recent study of words.