Ielts Exam Vocabulary expansion some tips

Ielts Practical tips on vocabulary expansion

When once you have decided to migrate to an English speaking country you are going to be presented with a very tricky and tough challenge of going through the English Language certification examination “The IELTS”.

The biggest problem that aspirants come across is  having a limited knowledge of vocabulary. Over the years while being on job and dedicatedly working hard to make both ends meet we often do not get time to interact with this language and suddenly coming face with desperate need to expand the interactive capabilities in this language because we need to write the Ielts test makes us desperate and we end up using all kinds of desperate measures to enhance our bank of words.
But tell me one thing, “Are These helpful in anyway?”

No, naturally no because simply grabbing words serve would not serve your purpose and expand your vocabulary. This situation can be easily compared to owning a gun, but not knowing how to take and aim and fire. Simply learning on how to pull a    trigger is also not going to be help.

What you need to learn is how to take aim, so that you hit then bull’s eye. There is no room for a little deviation in the department of language. A small deviation and wrong use of language will mean a misinterpretation of facts and expression and this can land you in soup when it comes to IELTS test. It has a bearing in all departments of linguistic abilities.

So then how can you progress in this domain? Reading, reading, reading and reading is the solution. Try to understand the context of the text and grab the essence of the word being used in the sentence. Pick that word up and try to implement in your own sentence. Practical us of the word will help you pick up the meanings and use them more effectively.

What sources should we pursue to expand our practical vocabulary? EDITORIALS on a Newspaper are quite helpful and most desirable. Printed current news column are helpful only to certain extent as printed current news often use mutilated forms and of word to serve local purpose and doesn’t really imply perfect global meaning.

To be contd…