IELTS Vocab House Study Beats

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increase – “Sales increased sharply.”

decrease – “Profits fell gradually.”

fluctuate – “Temperatures fluctuated during the week.”

remain stable – “Population remained stable.”

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higher than – “This value is higher than last year.”

lower than – “Exports are lower than imports.”

similar to – “This trend is similar to previous years.”

followed by – “France followed by Italy.”

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account for – “Food accounts for 40% of spending.”

make up – “Tourism makes up 30% of GDP.”

share – “Education has the biggest share.”

constitute – “Agriculture constitutes half of the workforce.”

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figure – “The figure for Italy was around 20,000.”

number – “Number of users increased slightly.”

value – “The value dropped dramatically.”

approximately – “Approximately 30% of people prefer online shopping.”

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first – “First, the beans are harvested.”

next – “Next, they are roasted.”

then – “Then, they are packaged.”

finally – “Finally, it reaches the customers.”

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was built – “The factory was built in the north.”

was replaced by – “The old school was replaced by a park.”

next to – “The library is next to the museum.”

opposite – “The hotel is opposite the station.”

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I think – “I think online learning is useful.”

I believe – “I believe reading helps improve vocabulary.”

in my opinion – “In my opinion, exercise is essential.”

from my perspective – “From my perspective, travel broadens the mind.”

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however – “However, results were unexpected.”

therefore – “Therefore, students studied harder.”

in addition – “In addition, teachers provided extra materials.”

for example – “For example, some students prefer podcasts.”