Intermediate: 50 words

say it like uh-BUN-dunt

1. Fresh fruit is abundant in Pakistan during the summer.
2. The country has abundant natural resources.
3. There was abundant evidence that she had prepared well for the interview.

say it like AK-yuh-rut

1. Every detail on your visa form must be accurate.
2. The weather forecast was surprisingly accurate.
3. She gave an accurate description of the accident.

say it like uh-CHEEV

1. I want to achieve a band score of 7 in IELTS.
2. He achieved his goal after two years of hard work.
3. You cannot achieve fluency without daily practice.

say it like AD-i-kwut

1. The room is small but adequate for one student.
2. Make sure you have adequate funds in your bank account.
3. His English is adequate for daily conversation.

say it like uh-DOPT

1. The school adopted a new teaching method this year.
2. She adopted a healthier lifestyle after her illness.
3. Many universities have adopted online interviews.

say it like ANK-shus

1. I felt anxious before my first speaking test.
2. She is anxious about her visa decision.
3. There is no reason to be anxious if you have prepared.

say it like uh-PREE-shee-ayt

1. I appreciate your help with my application.
2. Students appreciate a teacher who explains slowly.
3. You will appreciate the value of grammar once you start writing.

say it like uh-PROHCH

1. Her approach to learning vocabulary is very organised.
2. We need a different approach to this problem.
3. As the deadline approached, he began to worry.

say it like uh-TEMPT

1. I will attempt the test again in March.
2. His first attempt was unsuccessful, but the second one worked.
3. Do not attempt the writing task without planning it first.

say it like AT-i-tyood

1. A positive attitude helps you learn faster.
2. His attitude towards study has changed completely.
3. Employers look for a professional attitude.

say it like BEN-uh-fit

1. One benefit of studying abroad is meeting people from many countries.
2. Regular reading will benefit your writing.
3. The students benefited from the extra classes.

say it like BREEF

1. He gave a brief introduction before the lecture.
2. Please write a brief summary of the article.
3. We had a brief conversation about the course fee.

say it like KAY-puh-bul

1. She is capable of scoring 7 in IELTS.
2. He is a capable manager and a good listener.
3. You are capable of much more than you think.

say it like KAW-shus

1. Be cautious when you sign any financial document.
2. He is a cautious driver.
3. The teacher was cautious about promising a high score.

say it like kum-PAIR

1. Compare the two universities before you decide.
2. If you compare the prices, this course is cheaper.
3. She compared her old essay with her new one and saw the progress.

say it like KOM-pleks

1. English tenses look complex at first, but they follow a pattern.
2. The visa process is complex, so read every instruction.
3. He explained a complex idea in simple words.

say it like KON-fi-dunt

1. Speak slowly and you will sound more confident.
2. I am confident that you will pass this time.
3. She became confident after two months of practice.

say it like KON-si-kwuns

1. Missing the deadline had a serious consequence.
2. As a consequence of the strike, the office was closed.
3. Every choice has a consequence, so think before you act.

say it like kun-SID-ur

1. Consider all your options before applying.
2. I consider him the best teacher in the academy.
3. Have you considered taking the test in January?

say it like kun-TRIB-yoot

1. Every student should contribute to the discussion.
2. Reading newspapers contributes to a wider vocabulary.
3. He contributed money to build the school library.

say it like kun-VEE-nee-unt

1. The evening class is more convenient for working students.
2. Is Monday convenient for you?
3. Online payment is a convenient option.

say it like KROO-shul

1. Grammar is crucial for a good writing score.
2. The next two weeks are crucial for your preparation.
3. It is crucial to arrive at the test centre on time.

say it like KYOOR-ee-us

1. A curious student asks questions in every class.
2. I am curious about life in London.
3. She was curious to know why the class was cancelled.

say it like di-KLYN

1. There has been a decline in the number of applicants this year.
2. He declined the offer because the salary was low.
3. Her health declined after the long journey.

say it like di-MAHND

1. There is a high demand for nurses in the UK.
2. The workers demanded better pay.
3. This job demands patience and clear communication.

say it like di-VEL-up

1. You can develop your speaking skills by recording yourself.
2. The city has developed very quickly.
3. He developed an interest in economics at college.

say it like i-FISH-unt

1. Making a study timetable is an efficient way to prepare.
2. The new machine is more efficient than the old one.
3. She is an efficient worker and never wastes time.

say it like i-MURJ

1. A new problem emerged during the interview.
2. The sun emerged from behind the clouds.
3. He emerged as the strongest candidate.

say it like in-KUR-ij

1. My teacher encouraged me to take the test again.
2. Parents should encourage children to read.
3. The result encouraged the whole class.

say it like i-SEN-shul

1. A valid passport is essential for the application.
2. It is essential to practise listening every day.
3. Water is essential for life.

say it like i-STAB-lish

1. The academy was established in 2019.
2. You must establish a study routine.
3. The report established a clear link between practice and progress.

say it like i-VEN-choo-uh-lee

1. He struggled for months but eventually passed.
2. Eventually, she moved to Manchester.
3. If you practise daily, you will eventually speak fluently.

say it like EV-i-duns

1. The bank statement is evidence of your funds.
2. There is clear evidence that reading improves writing.
3. The police found no evidence at the scene.

say it like ik-SPAND

1. The company plans to expand into three new cities.
2. Reading expands your vocabulary naturally.
3. The class expanded from ten students to forty.

say it like fuh-MIL-ee-ur

1. This word looks familiar to me.
2. She is familiar with the visa procedure.
3. After a month, the city felt familiar.

say it like FREE-kwunt

1. He is a frequent visitor to the library.
2. Frequent mistakes in spelling will lower your score.
3. There are frequent flights from Lahore to Dubai.

say it like JEN-uh-rus

1. My uncle was generous enough to pay my fee.
2. The university offers a generous scholarship.
3. She is generous with her time and always helps juniors.

say it like JEN-yoo-in

1. The officer wanted to see a genuine bank statement.
2. He showed genuine interest in the course.
3. Her apology sounded genuine.

say it like GRAJ-oo-ul

1. There has been a gradual improvement in his speaking.
2. Learning a language is a gradual process.
3. The road makes a gradual turn to the left.

say it like IM-pakt

1. Daily reading has a big impact on your writing.
2. The new rule will impact thousands of students.
3. His speech made an impact on the audience.

say it like im-PROOV

1. My listening has improved since I started watching the news.
2. You can improve your score with regular mock tests.
3. The weather improved by the afternoon.

say it like IN-kum

1. The visa officer will ask about your family's income.
2. His monthly income is enough to cover the rent.
3. Tourism is a major source of income for the region.

say it like IN-floo-uns

1. My teacher influenced my decision to study abroad.
2. Friends have a strong influence on young people.
3. Weather can influence your mood.

say it like mayn-TAYN

1. Try to maintain a study routine even in the holidays.
2. The building is well maintained.
3. He maintained his calm during the interview.

say it like OB-vee-us

1. It was obvious that he had not prepared.
2. The answer is obvious once you read the question carefully.
3. There is an obvious difference between the two forms.

say it like op-uh-TYOO-ni-tee

1. Studying abroad is a great opportunity to grow.
2. Do not miss this opportunity to practise with a native speaker.
3. The job offers an opportunity for promotion.

say it like pahr-TIS-i-payt

1. All students must participate in the group discussion.
2. She participated in a debate competition last year.
3. Participate actively and your speaking will improve.

say it like PUR-muh-nunt

1. He is looking for a permanent job, not a temporary one.
2. This is my permanent address in Pakistan.
3. The damage to the file was permanent.

say it like ri-DYOOS

1. Reduce the number of long sentences in your essay.
2. The university reduced its tuition fee for early applicants.
3. Walking daily reduces stress.

say it like ri-LY-uh-bul

1. Use a reliable dictionary when you learn new words.
2. He is a reliable friend; he never breaks a promise.
3. The information came from a reliable source.