Today you’ll get amazing vocabulary for gifts and presents to use in IELTS answers.
The topic of gifts and presents has come up in Speaking Part 1 recently, but this topic could be seen anywhere on the Speaking Exam, or even in Writing Task 2.
Lindsay and I did a podcast episode about it, episode 547, where we provided sample answers to Speaking Part 1 questions about this.
The vocabulary today is very high-level, and would score highly on any part of the IELTS Exam.
8+ Vocab. for Gifts and Presents
Magnanimous– (adj.) extremely generous
Lavish– (adj.) extravagant; very expensive
Re-gift– (v.) to give a gift to someone that you received from someone else
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It is better to give to receive– (saying) it’s a nicer feeling to give someone a present than it is to get one yourself
Care package– (n.) box of stuff someone sends you, usually because you are away from home or having a tough time
Choose 2-3 of today’s words/phrases and practice using them yourself.
Talk out loud about presents that you’ve received, and those you’ve given to others.
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What vocabulary from today do you want to use on your exam?
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