We all have topics that we are familiar with in IELTS . But, there are also other topics which we may meet with a blank mind. So, what can you do to feel your knowledge gaps. In today’s episode Nick and I will look at a difficult topic for us – housing.

We will start by covering some fundamental vocabulary and then, show you how you can utilise Google to find essay ideas. Plus, this will give us a chance to see  indirect vocabulary learning in action. Hopefully, by the end of the lesson, you will understand why this is a much better method than searching for model essays.

You can read more about today's episode at: https://blog.myieltsclassroom.com/ielts-architecture-vocabulary/

In this episode, we will 

1. give you some basic architecture lexis
2. show you how to search for essay ideas online
3. explain how you can find good collocations and topic specific lexis while searching for ideas 

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