Vocabulary Trainer

Move useful words from recognition into natural IELTS writing through meaning, collocation, sentence practice, paragraph transfer, and spaced review.

Build vocabulary that fits the sentence, paragraph, and IELTS task.

The starting level is not an IELTS score, and the band links are approximate learning tracks.

Vocabulary Trainer

Paragraph transfer

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substantiate

support a claim with evidence

substantiate a claim · substantiate an argument

Recent transport data substantiate the claim that frequent services reduce car use.

Meaning fits. The collocation sounds natural.

How it works

Four steps from response to focused practice

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Recognise the meaning
2
Recall the collocation
3
Control one sentence
4
Transfer to a paragraph

What it changes

Useful detail at the point you need it

Keep the task, feedback, and next action connected so the result becomes another piece of deliberate practice.

Twelve-word starting check
Use an optional check to choose a practical starting track.
Three practical learning tracks
Treat band-linked B2, C1, and C2 tracks as learning guidance, not official conversions.
Six exercise types
Move through meaning, collocation, form, controlled use, free production, and transfer.
Spaced retrieval schedule
Bring successful words back after one, three, seven, fourteen, and thirty days.

Practice context

The starting level is not an IELTS score, and the band links are approximate learning tracks. IELTS Writing Checker is independent and is not affiliated with or endorsed by IELTS or its owners.