IELTS Vocabulary
Practice
Watching short documentaries is a great way to improve your English.
How to do it:
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Pick a topic you like - Use the video list on the right and click play.
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Listen carefully - Focus on pronunciation, tone, and speed. Repeat phrases to practice speaking.
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Use subtitles - English subtitles help connect spoken and written words.
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Take notes - Write down new words, phrases, or expressions, and try using them later.
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Pause and repeat - Stop the video at times and say the lines again for fluency.
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Discuss with others - Talk about the documentary with classmates or language partners.
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Work on pronunciation - Check how words are said and practice with online tools.
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Learn new vocabulary - Note any special terms and use them in your own speaking or writing.
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Use transcripts - If available, read along while watching to boost listening and reading skills.
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Set a goal - For each video, decide what you want to focus on (e.g., accent, vocabulary, listening).
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Watch regularly - Make this a habit to build confidence and skill.
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Listen to different accents - Watch videos from various English-speaking countries.
Remember: Don’t just watch - interact with the content.
Optional Task:
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Write a short (150-word) summary answering:
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What was the documentary about, and what were the problems/effects or causes/solutions presented?
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Send your spoken answer on LINE or your written answer by email to thinkincafekk@gmail.com with your Student ID.
Fake News
In an era dominated by information, the pervasive challenge of fake news undermines the integrity of public discourse, sowing confusion and eroding trust in media outlets and institutions.
Food Security
As a pressing global concern, food security remains a critical issue, with millions of people facing challenges in accessing nutritious and sufficient food, underscoring the need for sustainable agricultural practices and equitable distribution systems.
Health Issues
From infectious diseases to mental health, a spectrum of health issues underscores the intricate intersection of biology and society, demanding comprehensive strategies for prevention, treatment, and healthcare system strengthening.
Corruption
The pervasive impact of corruption extends beyond economic ramifications, corroding institutions and eroding public trust, emphasizing the urgent need for transparent governance and collective efforts to combat this societal scourge.
Poverty
Amidst global progress, the persistence of poverty highlights the complex interplay of economic, social, and political factors, emphasizing the imperative for inclusive policies and international cooperation to alleviate and prevent poverty worldwide.