IELTS / VOCABULARY PRACTICE
IELTS VOCABULARY PRACTICE.
IELTS vocabulary practice is more useful when you do more than read a word list. Work with a small group of words, hear them, then try to recall their meanings before checking your answers.
A six-word practice routine
Pick six unfamiliar words from something you are already reading for IELTS. For example: analyse, approach, assess, evidence, factor, and significant. Check each meaning and say or listen to each word once. Hide the meanings, then explain all six in your own words. Reveal the answers, mark the words you missed, and try those again later. This exercise works with your own word list, even before you open Yanko.
How Yanko runs a session
Choose a word book and set the size of your batch. Yanko shows the words, repeats them aloud, and asks you to bring them back through a six-cell recall grid. The routine focuses on seeing, hearing, and recalling vocabulary rather than a spelling test.
Make the words yours
Start with a manageable batch, check what you could recall, and return to the words that need more attention. Use this as one part of IELTS preparation alongside reading, listening, writing, and speaking practice. Yanko does not promise a particular exam score.
Start practicing
Yanko has a free learning foundation. You can create an account to try the routine and review the paid options if you need more access.