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2021-05-04 18:36:58
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The Vocabulary Builder Workbook: Simple Lessons and Activities to Teach Yourself Over 1,400 Must-Know Words, Zephyros Press, Lele Chris 2018.

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2021-05-03 22:36:35 Topic 2. Animal rights

Arguments for Animal Testing
x Animals are used in important scientific research
x It is necessary to do medical tests on new drugs
x Animal testing helps to advance medical and scientific knowledge / medical
breakthroughs
x Many important medical discoveries involved experimentation on animals
x Researchers aim to minimize the suffering that animals experience
x Testing for the cosmetics industry is now banned in many countries
x Some medical or scientific experiments simply cannot be done on humans

Arguments against Animal Testing
x The benefits of research using animals do not justify the suffering caused
x It is cruel if it is just done to publish papers
x There are alternative methods of research
x Computer simulation can be used in most cases
x The lives of animals should be respected
x Humans have no moral right to do experiments on animals

Arguments for Vegetarianism
x Vegetarians do not eat foods that are produced by killing animals
x Many people choose a vegetarian diet for moral or health reasons
x A healthy diet is possible without eating meat
x It is unnecessary to kill animal for food
x A vegetarian diet may reduce the risk of disease like cancer
x Many people question the treatment of animals in factory farms

Arguments against Vegetarianism
x Vegetarians do not eat a balanced diet
x In many cultures, meat is the main ingredient in traditional meals
x Meat-eaters argue that animals are below humans in the food chain
x It is completely natural for us to kill them for food
x Our aim should be improve farming methods
x Farms should produce organic food10

Positives of Zoos
x Zoos play an important role in wildlife conservation
x They can help to protect endangered species
x Zoos allow scientists to study animals and their behavior
x Zoos are educational, interesting and fun
x Children, in particular, enjoy learning about animals
x Zoos provide job opportunities.

Negatives of Zoos
x Zoo animals are kept in artificial environments
x They are kept in cages or have limited space
x Zoo animals rely on humans
x They lose the freedom to hunt for food
x They best way to save endangered species is by protecting natural habitats
x Some people believe that zoos are unethical
x Zoos exhibits animals with the aim of making money
x We have no right to use animals for entertainment and profit


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Ideas for Speaking/ Writing Band 7+

2. Animal rights

Arguments for Animal Testing
Arguments against Animal Testing
Arguments for Vegetarianism
Arguments against Vegetarianism
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Negatives of Zoos

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2021-05-03 11:58:53
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2021-05-03 09:03:32
5 Things You Can Do to Improve Your IELTS Writing.
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2021-05-03 09:02:55
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2021-05-03 06:49:00 #high_mark_vocab

Part 31

High-Mark Vocabulary

1. SWIFTLY (ADVERB): promptly
Synonyms: immediately, instantly
Antonyms: in due course
Example Sentence:
They acted swiftly in response to the invasion.

2. LEISURELY (ADJECTIVE): unhurried
Synonyms: relaxed, unrushed
Antonyms: brisk
Example Sentence:
We had a leisurely breakfast at our hotel.

3. CATHING (ADJECTIVE): devastating
Synonyms: withering, blistering
Antonyms: mild
Example Sentence:
She launched a scathing attack on the Prime Minister.

4. IMMINENT (ADJECTIVE): impending
Synonyms: at hand, close
Antonyms: remote
Example Sentence:
They were in imminent danger of being swept away.

5. TARDINESS (NOUN): lateness
Synonyms: delay, retardation
Antonyms: punctuality
Example Sentence:
Forgive my tardiness, I had some very important business to attend to.

6. FLOUT (VERB): defy
Synonyms: go against, scorn
Antonyms: observe
Example Sentence:
They flouted the norms simply by being who they are.

7. ARDUOUS (ADJECTIVE): onerous
Synonyms: taxing, difficult
Antonyms: easy
Example Sentence:
She undertook the arduous task of monitoring the elections.

8. BAR (PREPOSITION): apart from
Synonyms: but (for), other than
Antonyms: observe
Example Sentence:
His kids were all gone now, bar one.

9. HAIL (VERB): acclaim
Synonyms: praise, applaud
Antonyms: criticize
Example Sentence:
He has been hailed as the new James.

10. JUBILATION (NOUN): joy
Synonyms: triumph, exultation
Antonyms: despondency
Example Sentence:
Everyone present, witnessed unbelievable scenes of jubilation.

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2021-05-01 23:21:06 How do you get an IELTS score of 7 or higher? The key to a high score is not just grammar, it is not your use of words like ‘moreover’ or ‘in addition’, and it is not your use of phrases like ‘this is controversial issue nowadays …’. To get a high score, you…
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