Vocabulary For IELTS: 100 plus Words with Synonyms

In the video, you will learn how to build upon your lexical resources in an effective and productive manner. Touching upon the derivation or origin of a word, which is known as the etymology of a word. The video entails how learning one-word roots can help predict and recall the meaning of several other terms. 

To commence with, we deconstruct the word ‘Weather’ itself by learning the part of speech it hails from, the meaning, the etymology, and its appropriate usage in a sentence. Then moving further, we learn other terms that have the same root word which are: 

• weather-beaten
• weatherproof
• weatherize
• weathercast

After that, the video entails some miscellaneous lexical terminologies such as: 

• downpour
• drizzle
• torrential rain
• weather forecast
• heat wave
• below freezing
• meteorologists
• blizzard 
• humidity
• mist 
• breeze
• climate
• overcast
• drought
• frostbite
• thunderstorm

Furthermore, the video elaborates on some key terms that could be deployed while tending to questions or speech.

Furthermore, the learnt vocabulary is then used to answer a few sample questions asked in the IELTS speaking test. 

In the video, you will learn how to build upon your lexical resources in an effective and productive manner. Touching upon the derivation or origin of a word, which is known as the etymology of a word. The video entails how learning one-word roots can help predict and recall the meaning of several other terms. 

To commence with, we deconstruct the word ‘Travel’ itself by learning the part of speech it hails from, the meaning, the etymology, and its appropriate usage in a sentence. Then moving further, we learn seven other terms that have the same root word which are: 

• retravel
• travelable
• traveler
• travel sickness
• cybertravel
• travelogue
• travel-worn

Similarly, we learn another noun  ‘Transportation’ and thus the key terms derived from it such as 

• import
• portfolio
• porter
• portage
• portable
• portiere
• teleportation

After that, the video entails some miscellaneous lexical terminologies such as: 

• souvenir
• luggage
• hospitable
• spectacular
• hodophile
• itinerary
• fare
• departure

Furthermore, the video elaborates on some key terms that could be deployed while tending to questions or conversations regarding travel. 

Furthermore, the learned vocabulary is then used to answer a few sample questions asked in the IELTS speaking test. (e.g. What all essentials do you carry while traveling?)

In the video, you will learn how to build upon your lexical resources in an effective and productive manner. Touching upon the derivation or origin of a word, which is known as the etymology of a word. The video entails how learning one-word roots can help predict and recall the meaning of several other terms. 

To commence with, we deconstruct the word ‘Technology’ itself by learning the part of speech it hails from, the meaning, the etymology, and its appropriate usage in a sentence. Then moving further, we learn six other terms that have the same root word which are: 

• technophile
• technophobe
• technological
• technologist
• high-tech
• techie

Similarly, we learn another adjective ‘Cyber’ and thus the key terms derived from it such as 

• cybernetics
• cyberspace
• cybercafe
• cyber attacks
• cyber security
   

After that, the video entails some miscellaneous lexical terminologies such as: 

• upload
• cloud
• browse
• video conference
• hacker
• breach
• encryption
• software

Furthermore, the video elaborates on some key terms that could be deployed while tending to questions or speech regarding technology.

Furthermore, the learned vocabulary is then used to answer a few sample questions asked in the IELTS speaking test. (e.g. Do you use gadgets on a regular basis?)

In the video you will learn how to build upon your lexical resources in an effective and productive manner Touching upon the invention or origin of a word, which is known as the etymology of a word Video entails how learning one-word root can help predict and recall the meaning of several other terms To commence with, we deconstruct the word 'Sports itself by learning the part of speech hails from, the meaning, the etymology and its appropriate usage in a sentence. Then moving further, we learn other terms that have the same root word which are:

• sportscast
• sportsperson
• sportswear
• sportswriter
• sport complex

Then we deconstruct the term 'Athletic and learn its derived terms:

• athletics
• athlete
• athleticism
• unathletic
• athleticness

After that, the video entails some miscellaneous lexical terminologies such as:

• pitch
• strenuous
• aerobic
• memorabilia
• boot camp
• amphitheater
• umpire
• Trophies

Furthermore, the video elaborates on some key terms that could be deployed while tending to questions or speeches regarding sports

Furthermore, the learned vocabulary is then used to answer a few sample questions asked in the IELTS speaking test. 

In the video, you will learn how to build upon your lexical resources in an effective and productive manner.

Touching upon the derivation or origin of a word, which is known as the etymology of a word. The video entails how learning one-word root can help predict and recall the meaning of several other terms

To commence with, we deconstruct the word 'Shop' itself by learning the part of speech it hails from, the meaning, the etymology, and its appropriate usage in a sentence. Then moving further, we learn other terms that have the same root word which are:

• shopper
• shopkeeper
•  shoplifting
• shopper
• shopaholic

Next, we deconstruct the word Price and the terms derived from it:

• price-tag
• pricey
• overpriced
• price-conscious

After that, the video entails some miscellaneous lexical terminologies such as:

• receipt
• trail room
• refund
• bargain
• brand
• trolley
• checkout
• cashier

Then we learn the names of different types of stores:

• pharmacy
• thrift store
• convenience store
• grocery store
• supermarkets
• warehouse stores:
• discount stores
• departmental store

Furthermore, the video elaborates on some key terms that could be deployed while tending to questions or speech

Furthermore, the learned vocabulary is then used to answer a few sample questions asked in the IELTS speaking test.

In the video, you will learn how to build upon your lexical resources in an effective and productive manner. 

Touching upon the invention or origin of a word, which is known as the etymology of a word Video entails how learning a one-word root can help predict and recall the meaning of several other terms. 

To commence with, we deconstruct the word "Dine' itself by learning the part of speech it hails from, the meaning, and its appropriate usage in a sentence. Then moving further, we learn other terms that have the same root word which are:

• dine at
• dine out
• diner
• dining
• dinner

After that, the video entails some miscellaneous lexical terminologies such as:

• table reservation
• main course
• take out
• platter
• buffet
• table service
• self-service
• signature dish

Similarly, we learn about different types of restaurants:

• cafeteria
• beanery
• luncheonette
• rotisserie
• entry
• bistro
• cafe
• food truck

Furthermore, the video elaborates on some key terms that could be deployed while tending to questions or speech regarding the restaurant Furthermore, the learned vocabulary is then used to answer a few sample questions asked in the IELTS speaking test. 

In the video, you will learn how to build upon your lexical resources in an effective and productive manner.

Touching upon the derivation or origin of a word, which is known as the etymology of a word, this Video entails how learning a one-word root can help predict and recall the meaning of several other terms. To commence with, we have a vocabulary testing exercise that includes guessing the correct meaning of the terms:

• a tenant
• a landlord
• lease
• to evict
• fully furnished

Then we deconstruct the word 'Residence' itself by learning the part of speech it hails from, the meaning of the etymology, and its appropriate usage in a sentence. Then moving further, we learn five other terms that have the same root word which are:

• reside
• residual
• resident
• non-resident
• residency

We move on to learn terminologies to describe the location of the house, the inside of a house, and different types of accommodation:

• cosmopolitan
• urban
• amenities
• outskirts
• housing estate
• porch
• pantry
• attic
• balcony
• basement
• lounge
• duplexes
• bungalow
• apartment
• condominiums
• cottage
• skyscraper

Furthermore, the video elaborates on some key terms that could be deployed while tending to questions or speech regarding residence. 

In the video, you will learn how to build upon your lexical resources in an effective and productive manner by Touching upon the derivation or origin of a word, which is known as the etymology of a word. The video entails how learning a one-word root can help predict and recall the meaning of several other terms To commence with, we deconstruct the word 'Botany' itself by learning the part of speech it hails from, the meaning, the etymology, and its appropriate usage in a sentence. Then moving further, we learn other terms that have the same root word which are:

• botanic
• botanical
• botanist
• botanize
• paleobotany

Then we learn to name different types of plants and flowers which are:

• thistle
• mushroom
• pansies
• ivy
• dandelion
• Herbs
• fern
• orchid
• poppy
• bush
• mangold
• hibiscus
• lilies
• tulip

Next, we go ahead and deconstruct the word 'Flore' and the terms derived from it:

• floral
• floret
• florid
• floriculture

After that, the video entails some miscellaneous lexical terminologies such as:

• perennial
• blossom
• orchard
• greenhouse
• cultivated
• grove
• bouquet
• horticulture

Furthermore, the video elaborates on some key terms that could be deployed while tending to questions or parts of speech. 

In the video, you will learn how to build upon your lexical resources in an effective and productive manner Touching upon the derivation or origin of a word which is known as the etymology of a word Video entails how learning one word's root can help predict and recall the meaning of several other terms To commence with, we deconstruct the word 'Ego' itself by learning the part of speech it hails from, the meaning, the etymology and its appropriate usage in a sentence. Then moving further, we learn five other terms that have the same root word which are:

• egotist
• egocentric
• egomaniac
• egoist
• alter ego

Similarly, we learn another noun 'Self, and thus the key terms derived from it such as:

• self-effacing
• self-assured
• self-reliant
• self-righteous
• self-denial
• self-deprecating

After that the video entails different types of personalities:

• introvert
• extrovert
• ambivert
• misanthrope
• misogynist
• idealist
• ascetic
• narcissist

Then we learn some adjectives describing one's personality:

• conscientious
• complacent
• amiable
• altruistic
• generous
• reliable
• stubborn
• snobbish

In the video, you will learn how to build upon your lexical resources in an effective and productive manner.

Touching upon the derivation or origin of a word, which is known as the etymology of a word. The video entails how learning one-word root can help predict and recall the meaning of several other terms.

To commence with, we deconstruct the word 'Edit' itself by learning the part of speech it nails from, the meaning, the etymology, and its appropriate usage in a sentence. Then moving further, we learn other terms that have the same root word which are:

• editor
• editorial
• edition
• editorialize

Next, we go ahead and deconstruct the word 'Publish and the terms derived from it:

• publishable
• publisher
• unpublished
• publishing
• publication

After that, the video entails some miscellaneous lexical terminologies such as:

• tabloids
• broadsheet
• periodical
• paparazzi
• sensational
• proofreader
• exclusive
•  journalist

Then we learn about various sections of the newspaper:

• headlines
• horoscope
• classified
• feature story
• columns
• caption
• cover story
• obituaries

Furthermore, the video elaborates on some key terms that could be deployed while tending to questions of speech. 

Furthermore, the learned vocabulary is then used to answer a few sample questions asked in the IELTS speaking test.

In the video, you will learn how to build upon your lexical resources in an effective and productive manner.

Touching upon the derivation or origin of a word, which is known as the etymology of a word. The video entails how learning one-word root can help predict and recall the meaning of several other terms.

To commence with, we deconstruct the word 'Music' itself by learning the part of speech it hails from, the meaning, the etymology, and its appropriate usage in a sentence. Then moving further, we learn other terms that have the same root word which are:

• musical
• musician
• musicology
•  musicality

Then we learn the names of a few musical instruments and the people who play them, such as:

• saxophone
• guitar
• piano
• accordion
• violin
• harp
• harmonica

After that, the video entails some miscellaneous lexical terminologies such as:

• concert
• MP3 player
• rhythm
• chorus
• lyrics
• pop
• opera
• instrumental music
• vocals
• playlist
• folk
• choir
• composer

Furthermore, the video elaborates on some key terms that could be deployed while tending to questions or speech

Furthermore, the learned vocabulary is then used to answer a few sample questions asked in the IELTS speaking test.

In the video, you will learn how to build upon your lexical resources in an effective and productive manner.

Touching upon the derivation or origin of a word, which is known as the etymology of a word Video entails how learning one-word roots can help predict and recall the meaning of several other terms.

To commence with, we deconstruct the word 'Money' itself by learning the part of speech it hails from, the meaning, the etymology, and its appropriate usage in a sentence. Then moving further, we learn five other terms that have the same root word which are:

• money-lender
• moneyed
• money-order
• monetary
• monetize

Similarly, we learn another noun 'Finance and thus the key terms derived from it such as:

• financer
• financier
• financial
• financeable
• refinance
• underdefined

After that, the video entails some other lexical terminologies such as:

• asset
• capital
• transaction
• volatility
• invoice
• collateral
• Liquidation
• impecunious
• real estate
• cryptocurrency
• bankruptcy
• mortgage
• stocks
• Inflation
• investment

In the video, you will learn how to build upon your lexical resources in an effective and productive manner.

Touching upon the derivation or origin of a word, which is known as the etymology of a word. The video entails how learning a one-word root can help predict and recall the meaning of several other terms

To commence with, we deconstruct the word 'Fear' itself by learning the part of speech it hails from, the meaning, the etymology, and its appropriate usage in a sentence. Then moving further, we learn other terms that have the same root word which are

• fearful
• fearless
• fearsome
• fearmonger
• afeared

Then we deconstruct the term Phobia and learn some suffix derived from it

• phobel
• phobiac
• phobic
• phile

Some of the common phobias are also discussed. 

• claustrophobia
• aerophobia
• hemophobia
• acrophobia
• hydrophobia
• entomophobia
•  nyctophobia
• technophobia

After that, the video entails some miscellaneous lexical terminologies such as

• anxious
• intimidated
• panicked
• frightened
• freak out
• palpitation
• disorientation
• trigger

In the video, you will learn how to build upon your lexical resources in an effective and productive manner

Touching upon the derivation or origin of a word, which is known as the etymology of a word. The video entails how learning one-word roots can help predict and recall the meaning of several other terms.

To commence with, we deconstruct the word 'Job' itself by learning the part of speech it hails from the meaning, the etymology, and its appropriate usage in a sentence. Then moving further, we learn jobs categorized as the color of collars

• white collar job
• blue collar job
• pink collar job
• red collar job
• orange collar job
• green collar job
• no collar job

Similarly, we learn another verb Employ, and thus the key terms derived from it such as

• employee
• employer
• employment
• unemployment
• under-employed
• reemploy
• employability

After that, the video entails some miscellaneous lexical terminologies such as

• payroll
• Internship
• résumé
• CV(curriculum vitae)
• Resign
• compensation
• colleagues
• apprenticeship
• hiatus
• probation
• interim
• severance pay
• remuneration
• allowances
• retirement

In the video, you will learn how to build upon your lexical resources in an effective and productive manner. Touching upon the derivation or origin of a word, which is known as the etymology of a word. The video entails how learning one-word roots can help predict and recall the meaning of several other terms. 

To commence with we deconstruct the words by learning the part of speech they hail from, the meaning, and its appropriate usage in a sentence. 

• home-stay
• reservation
• kitchenette
• suite
• jacuzzi
• banquet
• complimentary services
• toiletries
• check-in
• linens
• bathrobes
• check-out
   

Similarly, we learn different types of positions at a hotel

• housekeeping 
• porter
• Executive chef
• valet
• concierge
• hotel manager

Furthermore, the video elaborates on some key terms that could be deployed while tending to questions or speeches regarding hotels.

Furthermore, the learned vocabulary is then used to answer a few sample questions asked in the IELTS speaking test. 

In the video, you will learn how to build upon your lexical resources in an effective and productive manner.

Touching upon the derivation or origin of a word, which is known as the etymology of a word. The video entails how learning one-word roots can help predict and recall the meaning of several other terms.

To commence with, we deconstruct the word "Hospital' itself by learning the part of speech it hails from, the meaning, and its appropriate usage in a sentence. Then moving further, we learn other terms that have the same root word which are

• hospitalize
• hospitalism
• hospitalist
• hospitalization
• hospice

Similarly, we learn about different types of medical institutions

• clinic
• infirmary
• field hospital
• psychiatric hospital
• pharmacy
• rehabilitation centers
• nursing homes
• sanatorium

After that, the video entails some miscellaneous lexical terminologies such as

• terminal illness
• mortality
• comorbidities
• prescription
• chronic disease
• intensive care
• obesity
• diagnosis

Furthermore, the video elaborates on some key terms that could be deployed while tending to questions or speeches regarding healthcare

Furthermore, the learned vocabulary is then used to answer a few sample questions asked in the IELTS speaking test.

In the video, you will learn how to build upon your lexical resources in an effective and productive manner. Touching upon the derivation or origin of a word, which is known as the etymology of a word. The video entails how learning one-word roots can help predict and recall the meaning of several other terms. To commence with, we deconstruct the word 'Food' itself by learning the part of speech it hails from, the meaning, and its appropriate usage in a sentence. Then moving further, we learn other terms that have the same root word which are

• foodie
• fast food
• frozen food
• food poisoning
• convenience food

Similarly, we learn another noun 'Appetite' and thus the key terms derived from it such as

• appetizing
• appetizingly
• appetize
• appetizer
• appetitive

After that, the video entails some miscellaneous lexical terminologies such as

• scrumptious
• starving
• sweet tooth
• bland
• cutlery
• cuisine
• nutritious
• savory

Furthermore, the video elaborates on some key terms that could be deployed while tending to questions or speech regarding food.

Furthermore, the learned vocabulary is then used to answer a few sample questions asked in the IELTS speaking test. 

In the video, you will learn how to build upon your lexical resources in an effective and productive manner.

Touching upon the derivation or origin of a word, which is known as the etymology of a word. The video entails how learning one-word roots can help predict and recall the meaning of several other terms.

To commence with, we deconstruct the word 'Films' itself by learning the part of speech it hails from, the meaning, the etymology, and its appropriate usage in a sentence. Then moving further, we learn other terms that have the same root word which are

• filmic
• filmmaking
• filmography
• filmology
• film noir

After that, the video entails some miscellaneous lexical terminologies such as

• cast
• blooper
• box office
• subtitles
• animation
• archetype
• cameo
• soundtrack
• pilot
• screenplay
• sequel
• prequel
• binge watching
• spoiler
• premiere
• cliffhanger

Furthermore, the video elaborates on some key terms that could be deployed while tending to questions or speeches regarding films.

Furthermore, the learned vocabulary is then used to answer a few sample questions asked in the IELTS speaking test. 

In the video, you will learn how to build upon your lexical resources in an effective and productive manner. Touching upon the derivation or origin of a word, which is known as the etymology of a word. The video entails how learning one-word roots can help predict and recall the meaning of several other terms. 

To commence with, we deconstruct the word ‘Environment’ itself by learning the part of speech it hails from, the meaning, and its appropriate usage in a sentence. Then moving further, we learn other terms that have the same root word which are 

• environmental
• environmentalism
• environmentalist
• environmental hazard
• environmental-friendly

Similarly, we learn another noun ‘Conservation’ and thus the key terms derived from it such as 

• conserve
• conservationist
• conservatory
• wildlife conservation
• nature conservation
• energy conservation

After that, the video entails some miscellaneous lexical terminologies such as 

• flora and fauna
• endangered
• extinct
• ecosystem
• biodiversity
• carbon footprint
• contaminate
• sustainability  

Furthermore, the video elaborates on some key terms that could be deployed while tending to questions or speeches regarding environmental problems.

Furthermore, the learned vocabulary is then used to answer a few sample questions asked in the IELTS speaking test. 

In the video, you will learn how to build upon your lexical resources in an effective and productive manner

Touching upon the derivation or origin of a word, which is known as the etymology of a word. The video entails how learning one-word root can help predict and recall the meaning of several other terms

To commence with, we deconstruct the word 'Education' itself by learning the part of speech it hails from, the meaning, the etymology, and its appropriate usage in a sentence. Then moving further, we learn five other terms that have the same root word which are

Similarly, we learn another adjective Literate' and thus the key terms derived from it such as

• illiteracy
• literacy
• illiteracy
• literature
• Pluriliteracy

After that, the video entails some miscellaneous lexical terminologies such as

• holistic
• academic
• brain drain
• cognitive
• bibliophile
• curiosity
• qualification
• laurels
• alma mater
• extracurricular
• alumni
• erudite
• curriculum
• caliber
• graduate
• sophomore

Furthermore, the video elaborates on some key terms that could be deployed while tending to questions or speech regarding technology.

Furthermore, the learned vocabulary is then used to answer a few sample questions asked in the IELTS speaking test. (eg. Do you use gadgets on a regular basis?). 

In the video, you will learn how to build upon your lexical resources in an effective and productive manner. Touching upon the derivation or origin of a word, which is known as the etymology of a word. The video entails how learning one-word root can help predict and recall the meaning of several other terms. 

To commence with, we deconstruct the word 'Dance' itself by learning the part of speech it hails from, the meaning, the etymology, and its appropriate usage in a sentence. Then moving further, we learn other terms that have the same root word which are

• dancer
• danceathon
• danceline
• dancy
• dancewear
   

Similarly, we learn another noun 'Choreography, and thus the key terms derived from it such as

• choreograph
• choreographer
• choreology
• choreographic

After that, the video entails some miscellaneous lexical terminologies such as

• Rhythm
• genre
• tempo
• balter
• contemporary
• ballroom
• rehearsal
• harmonophiliac

Then we learn the names of a few dance genres

• tap dance
• Hip hop
• ballet
• salsa
• Bharatnatyam

Furthermore, the video elaborates on some key terms that could be deployed while tending to questions or speech.

Furthermore, the learned vocabulary is then used to answer a few sample questions asked in the IELTS speaking test.

In the video, you will learn how to build upon your lexical resources in an effective and productive manner. Touching upon the derivation or origin of a word, which is known as the etymology of a word. The video entails how learning one-word root can help predict and recall the meaning of several other terms.

 To commence with, we deconstruct the word 'Epidemic' itself by learning the part of speech it hails from, the meaning, the etymology, and its appropriate usage in a sentence. Then moving further, we learn other terms that have the same root word which are

• epidemiology
• epidemy
• epidemicity
• epidemically
   

After that, the video entails some miscellaneous lexical terminologies such as

• asymptomatic
• endemic
• pandemic
• contagious
• diagnosis
• incubation period
• PCR test
• PPE
• ventilator
• COVID-19
• N95 respirator
• SARS

Furthermore, the video elaborates on some key terms that could be deployed while tending to questions or speech.

Furthermore, the learned vocabulary is then used to answer a few sample questions asked in the IELTS speaking test.

In this video, you will learn how to build upon your lexical resources in an effective and productive manner. Touching upon the derivation or origin of a word, which is known as the etymology of a word. The video entails how learning one-word roots can help predict and recall the meaning of several other terms.

 To commence with, we deconstruct the word 'Dress' itself by learning the part of speech it hails from, the meaning, the etymology, and its appropriate usage in a sentence. Then moving further, we learn six other terms that have the same root word which are

• cross-dressing
• over-dressed
• underdressed
• dresser
• dress-up
• dress down

Similarly, we learn another noun 'Fashion' and thus the key terms derived from it such as

• fashionista
• retro fashion
• fashionable
• old-fashioned
• anti-fashion

After that, the video entails some miscellaneous lexical terminologies such as

• attire
• casual clothing
• denim
• shopaholic
• wardrobe
• ethnic
• Vintage
• contemporary

Furthermore, the video elaborates on some key terms that could be deployed while tending to questions or speech regarding clothes.

Furthermore, the learned vocabulary is then used to answer a few sample questions asked in the IELTS speaking test. (e.g. Do you like to wear fashionable clothes?)

In the video, you will learn how to build upon your lexical resources in an effective and productive manner

Touching upon the derivation or origin of a word, which is known as the etymology of a word. The video entails how learning one-word root can help predict and recall the meaning of several other terms.

To commence with, we deconstruct the word "Books' itself by learning the part of speech it hails from, the meaning, the etymology, and its appropriate usage in a sentence. Then moving further, we learn five other terms that have the same root word which are

bookwright

booklet

booklore

bookbinder

bookcase

bookworm
 

Similarly, we learn another noun Bibliophile, and thus the key terms derived from it such as

• bibliography
• bibliographer
• biblioklept
• bibliothecary
• bibliomania
• bibliopegy

After that, the video entails some other lexical terminologies such as

• recommendation
• protagonist
• antagonist
• fiction
• prose
• novella
• publish

Then the video focuses on some of the idioms

• off the books
• by the books
• take a leaf out of someone's book
• suit one's book
• talk like a book
• throw the book at
• in someone's good books

In the video, you will learn how to build upon your lexical resources in an effective and productive manner. Touching upon the derivation or origin of a word, which is known as the etymology of a word. The video entails how learning one-word roots can help predict and recall the meaning of several other terms. 

To commence with, we deconstruct the word 'Art' itself by learning the part of speech it hails from, the meaning, the etymology, and its appropriate usage in a sentence. Then moving further, we learn other terms that have the same root word which are

• artisan
• artifact
• artifice
• artistic
• artless

Next, we go ahead and deconstruct the word "Exhibition' and terms derived from it

• exhibit
• exhibitor
• exhibitioner
• exhibitionist
   

Further deconstructing the word 'Archaeological' and terms derived from it

• archaeologist
• archaeology
• archaic
• archeopteryx

After that, the video entails some miscellaneous lexical terminologies such as

• composition
• texture
• curator
• sculpture
• manuscript
• diorama
• connoisseur
• abstract

Furthermore, the video elaborates on some key terms that could be deployed while tending to questions speech.

Furthermore, the learnt vocabulary is then used to answer a few sample questions asked in the IELTS speaking test.

In the video, you will learn how to build upon your lexical resources in an effective and productive manner.

Touching upon the derivation or origin of a word, which is known as the etymology of a word. The video entails how learning one-word roots can help predict and recall the meaning of several other terms.

To commence with, we deconstruct the word 'Advertising' itself by learning the part of speech it hails from, the meaning, the etymology, and its appropriate usage in a sentence. Then moving further, we learn six other terms that have the same root word which are

• advertisement
• advert
• advertiser
• advertorial
• advertising
• advertising budget

After that, the video entails some miscellaneous lexical terminologies such as

• sponsor
• retail
• wholesale
• flyer
• merchandising
• marketing
• strategist
• coupon
• brand ambassador
• billboard
• tantalizing
• pop-ups
• trademark
• premium
• commercial
• Jingle
   

Furthermore, the video elaborates on some key terms that could be deployed while tending to questions or speeches regarding advertising.

Furthermore, the learned vocabulary is then used to answer a few sample questions asked in the IELTS speaking test. 

In the video, you will learn how to build upon your lexical resources in an effective and productive manner. Touching upon the meaning of an idiom, the video entails what situation is appropriate to properly use them and then examples stating how to use them. The video also has illustrations for reference to relate the literal meanings of idioms to their figurative meaning to help memorize them better.

The idioms covered in this video deploy certain  attributes related to body parts to convey a message which includes

• Foot in mouth - unintentionally embarrassing or insulting someone else.
• Cost an arm and a leg – to indicate something that’s expensive.
• Get off my back - used when someone is giving advice or criticism.
• Cold shoulder - To ignore someone.
• Cold feet - to experience anxiety and second-guessing a decision.
• A sight for sore eyes – a person or thing that makes one feel incredibly happy or relieved.
• A finger in every pie - To be involved in several activities.
• Off the top of my head - To speak anything off the top of head suggests you don't give it much thought.
• Look down your nose – to treat someone with contempt and imply that you are superior to or more significant than them.
• Play it by ear - To improvise or carry out an action without prior planning.

Furthermore, the video consists of brief interactive exercises to help recall all the remembered idioms. 

Finally, the learnt idioms are then used to answer a few sample questions asked in daily life.

In the video you will learn how to build upon your lexical resources in an effective and productive manner. Touching upon the meaning of an idiom, video entails what situation is appropriate to properly use them and then examples stating how to use them. The video also has illustrations for reference to relate the literal meanings of idioms to their figurative meaning to help memorize them better.

The idioms covered in this video deploy certain animal traits and animal attributes to convey a message which include:

• To fight like cats and dogs - To fight or argue in an aggressive manner.
• Eager beaver - A hardworking or enthusiastic person.
• Rain cats and dogs - Rain heavily 
• Cat got your tongue - When someone is unusually quiet. 
• Smell a rat - To suspect something is wrong or deceptive.
• Horse around - To engage in silly or aimless recreation. 
• To chicken out - To shy away from a daring task due to fear or uncertainty. 
• Kill two birds with one stone - Achieve two aims or two different things at once.
• When the pigs fly - To indicate something that can never happen.
• Crocodile tears - Insincere display of emotions like sorrow, regret or empathy.

Furthermore, the video consists of brief interactive exercises to help recall all the remembered idioms. 

Finally, the learnt idioms are then used to answer a few sample questions asked in daily life.