How to Score Highly in Vocabulary for IELTS Writing Task 2

The video tutorial focuses on improving vocabulary for the IELTS writing exam. It emphasizes the importance of showing a range of vocabulary through paraphrasing, using specific examples, and incorporating interesting vocabulary and idioms. The tutorial advises against overusing words and highlights the need for specificity and creativity in vocabulary usage. It also warns against taking risks with unfamiliar vocabulary on test day.

What is the primary reason for using a variety of words instead of repeating the same word multiple times in the IELTS writing exam?

• To demonstrate a range of vocabulary

• To make the essay longer

• To confuse the examiner

• To avoid using complex words

Why is it important to provide specific examples in your writing?

• To support your reasons with detailed vocabulary

• To impress the examiner with complex ideas

• To make the essay more interesting

• To fill up the word count

Which of the following is an example of being specific in your vocabulary?

• Using only simple words

• Using the word 'art' repeatedly

• Mentioning 'school' several times

• Describing 'sculpture' and 'portraiture' in detail

What is one way to make your vocabulary more interesting in the IELTS writing exam?

• Using idioms appropriately

• Using only textbook vocabulary

• Avoiding any idioms

• Using informal language

What should you avoid doing with vocabulary on the test day?

• Taking risks with unfamiliar vocabulary

• Sticking to simple language

• Using familiar words and phrases

• Using idioms you are confident with