PrepExIELTS vocabulary special edition part 11 - Family and Society
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About this resource
Practise IELTS vocabulary for households, upbringing and social change. Explore 23 terms with collocations and word families, then discuss extended families, urbanisation, inequality and changing family structures through reading and short response tasks.
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Which family and society words can I practise?
The word bank includes upbringing, household and sibling. A household means people living together; they need not all be siblings. Upbringing concerns how someone was raised. Use these distinctions when describing changes in family life.
How should I use this pack?
Start with the Before self-check, then study the word bank and complete the gap-fill, matching and word-formation tasks. Use the reading, speaking and writing activities to practise the words in context. Finish with the After self-check and compare what you can recall.
How can I use this vocabulary in IELTS?
Choose words that fit your meaning and check their collocations. Try using a few in your own paragraph or spoken answer, then revise any awkward phrasing. Learning advanced words alone does not determine an IELTS band score.
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