7+ IELTS Vocabulary to Write about Advantages and Disadvantages

The video tutorial focuses on IELTS Task 2 writing, emphasizing the importance of using varied vocabulary and synonyms for common terms like 'advantages and disadvantages' to achieve higher scores. It provides examples of synonyms and demonstrates how to craft impressive topic sentences. The tutorial also covers the use of demonstratives and opinions to enhance writing quality, aiming to help students achieve a score of 7 or higher.

Why is it important to avoid using common phrases like 'advantages and disadvantages' in IELTS essays?

• They are not grammatically correct.

• They are too complex for examiners.

• They are too common and do not impress examiners.

• They are not relevant to the essay topic.

Which of the following is NOT a suggested synonym for 'advantages and disadvantages'?

• Pros and cons

• Gains and losses

• Benefits and drawbacks

• Pluses and minuses

What is the purpose of using varied expressions in IELTS essays?

• To confuse the examiner

• To avoid using any synonyms

• To demonstrate a range of vocabulary

• To make the essay longer

Which sentence is suggested as a strong topic sentence for an essay?

• This essay will discuss the pros and cons.

• There are many reasons why this notion is out of favor with some.

• Advantages and disadvantages are important.

• The topic is very interesting.

What should you ensure when using the provided sentences in your essay?

• Use them at the end of your essay.

• Make sure they fit the context of your essay.

• Avoid using them in the introduction.

• Use them exactly as given without any changes.