lucrative: Producing wealth: profitable

Vocabulary from Reading IELTS 12 Test 6

Common beliefe = wide acceptance
Superior to = better than
Tramatic= Causing people to carefully listen= ever presented= unbelieveable
accout of = talking about
companion = simalar
theory= term= make a name

Vocabulary Today for Listening

Already = Not new
Reduce= cut
Need # eliminate
Fist time # Reconnecting
Construction= Manufacture
take into account = owing to (because, due to)

Vocabulary Today from listening

Lead the class= teacher 
One on one = individule
Employee= the people who work
acquire by someboy = learn from somebody

Writing Task 2 Test 8

1. Introduction: 1) Background: Two Sides
                 2) Thesis: Opinion 
2. Body Paragraph1: one side (own choice = some people think that free children to choose daily matters including food, cloth, ........)
3. Body Paragraph2: one side (consider the impact of matter = while other people  think that they should consider the impact of matters what they buy........ I and I support this point of view. )

While some people believe that children are able to buy their own materials such as food, clothes and entertainment would contribute to them involve in social live or independent, other view point out that they ought to consider to the effects posed by buying these. In my view, I think parents should help them to prepare only fundamental stuffs for living because they are more comprehensive to select what to buy and minimize the possible negative effects. 

On one hand, cloths, food and entertainment should be taken into account of the effects before they purchase. 

Vocabulary Today

alienation noun [ U ] SEPARATION

1. the feeling that you have no connection with the people around you

Depressed people frequently feel a sense of alienation from those around them.

extensive adjective

covering a large area; having a great range

a school with extensive grounds

extensive repairs to the motorway

Her knowledge of music is extensive (= she knows a lot about music) .

The wedding received extensive coverage in the newspapers.

folk noun PEOPLE

1. [ plural ] ( mainly US folks ) people, especially those of a particular group or type

old folk

Ordinary folk can't afford cars like that.

2. folks

a. [ as form of address ] informal used when speaking informally to a group of people

All right, folks, dinner's ready!

b. mainly US someone's parents

I'm going home to see my folks.

inimitable adjective

very unusual or of very high quality and therefore impossible to copy

He was describing, in his own inimitable style/way , how to write a best-selling novel.

She appeared at the Oscar's wearing one of Versace's inimitable creations.

lieu noun formal

in lieu (of)

instead (of)

The paintings were left to the nation by the Duke of Norfolk in lieu of inheritance taxes. 

overarching adjective [ before noun ] formal

most important, because including or affecting all other areas

a grand overarching strategy

The overarching theme of the election campaign was tax cuts.

Vocabulary Today

- I consider that = I am considering
- It should depend on the age of the child = the age of the child should be taken into consideration
- Motivate = encourage = drive
- Excel = to do well = to perform well
- essential = critical = vital
- Indespensible = conot do without