Most important Vocabulary for IELTS

Most important Vocabulary for IELTS: This words or vocabulary is use in writing takes 1 or 2 but when they are required and more use of this connector words are not good for writing tasks.

Listing: This is often used for put your paragraphs in order or used inside the paragraph to list your supporting points. such as: in task-1 process chat, flow diagram.

•    Firstly

•    Secondly

•    Thirdly

•    Fourthly

•    Lastly / last but not least / finally

For Help purpose: this words help you to make your sentence more expensive.

• With the help of 

• with the aid of 

• with the assistance of

Adding information for same side ideas: These linker inform the reader that extra information is about to be presented.

•     In addition

•     Additionally

•     Furthermore

•     Moreover

•     Also

•     Not only….but also

•     As well as

•     And

•     in other words 

•     apart from that 

•     simultaneously 

•     moreover 

•     moving further

•     probing further

•     furthermore 

•     also 

•     in addition  

•     therefore

•     thus

•     hence 

•     frequently 

•     so 

•     because 

•     occasionally 

•     usually 

•     especially  

•     as __as 

•     actually 

•     specifically 

•     in fact 

•     particularly 

•     undoubtedly 

•     admittedly

•     in theory

•     clearly 

•     obviously

•     generally

•     likewise

•     on top of that

•     additionally

Giving examples:

         ·       For example

         ·       One clear example is

         ·       For instance

         ·       Such as

         ·       Namely

         ·      To illustrate

         ·       In other words

Results and consequences:

•     As a result

•     Consequently

•     Therefore

•     Thus

•     Hence

•     So

•     For this reason

Highlighting and stressing: 

•       Particularly

•       In particular

•      Specifically

•      Especially

•      Obviously

•      Of course

•      Clearly

Concessions and contrasts:   

•     Admittedly

•     However

•     Nevertheless

•     Even thought

•     Although

•     But

•     Despite

•     In spite of

•     Still

•     On the other hand

•     By contrast / in contrast / in contrast to / contrast by

•     In comparison / by comparison

•     Alternatively

•     Another option could be

•    contrary to that / on the contrary

•    to approach it from another angle 

•    conversely 

•    meanwhile 

•    instead of that 

Reasons and causes: 

•    Because

•    Owing to or owing of

•    Due to

•    Since

•    As

•    on account of

•    because of

•    on the strength of

•    reasons of 

•    by virtue of 

•    by way of or  via or through or by 

•    even though 

•    although 

•    nevertheless or although or nonetheless 

•    regardless of 

•    despite or in spite of  

•    irrespective (not effected by anything or someone) 

Giving your opinion:

•     In the opinion

•     I think

•     I believe

•     I admit

•     In my view

•     I concur / agree

•     I disagree / I cannot accept

Concluding linkers:

•      In conclusion

•     To conclude

•     To sum up

         

      Stating: 

• By the advert of globalization (growth on a global scale), privatization and liberalization (refers to law or rules being liberalized by government) 

• At the outset (the start of something)

• The first and foremost reason for 

• There is ample of evidence to suggest that

• It is quite evident that 

• Time have changed since

• in this sense 

• in the modern era 

• In a global perspective 

• In this age of aggressive materialism

• In this age of feminism 

• In these days of individualism

• In these days of rational thinking 

• In this age of women empowerment 

• keeping human right in mind 

• There is ample of evidence to suggest that scientists will promptly discover

• There is ample of evidence to suggest that local governments will be implementing 

• As for me, it is my fervent conviction that 

• To commence with , there is a counter arguments that 

• This is a highly controversial or debatable issue

• The crux of the discussion is

• The most important aspect 

• One of the key issues is

• For example, a recent study from the IMF showed that

• Research indicates that 

• It can broaden a person’s horizons (use for : learning more opening their mind to something developing deeper understanding of something) 

• There are good grounds to argue in favor or favour of

• It cannot be denied that 

• The aforementioned arguments offer insights into vindications for the impression that

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