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    Bài tập Vocabulary 11-12

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    This document provides vocabulary exercises to help practice skills for the IELTS listening test. It includes matching crime-related words with their categories, completing sentences using synonyms, matching collocations, and filling in a short text with collocation phrases. It also discusses paraphrasing, collocations, and pronunciation challenges in listening comprehension. Students are advised to think of synonyms for key words, know which words commonly go together, and identify where words join together in speech.

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    This document provides vocabulary exercises to help practice skills for the IELTS listening test. It includes matching crime-related words with their categories, completing sentences using synonyms, matching collocations, and filling in a short text with collocation phrases. It also discusses paraphrasing, collocations, and pronunciation challenges in listening comprehension. Students are advised to think of synonyms for key words, know which words commonly go together, and identify where words join together in speech.

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    Từ vựng luyện nghe IELTS #11-12

    Bài tập từ vựng luyện nghe IELTS #11-12

    1 - The following words are all connected with crime and see in the
    pictures.
    break into thief knife gun gang pickpocket

    2 - Now write the words in correct columns in the table.


    crime steal knife rob gun break into
    gang thief dangerous attack careful safe

    Noun Verb Adjective

    Words with similar meanings


    Exam tip
    As you are reading through the questions before starting the Listening test,
    you will be identifying key words in order to predict what you are going to
    hear. As you do this, try to think of synonyms for the key words.
    Paraphrasing is very common in the IELTS Listening test, so it is very
    important that you practise this skill.
    3 - Complete the following sentences with words from the box that
    have the same meaning as the word in brackets. Make sure your
    answers are grammatically correct.
    steal safe robber shoplifter gang pickpocket burglar

    1 A (thief) broke into the office and (took)………………. a laptop.


    2 While the friends were at the night club, a (thief) ………………. took their
    wallets out of their jackets.
    3 A police officer went to the shop to talk to a (thief) ………………. who
    was taking the goods out of the shop without paying.
    4 A (group) ………………. of (thieves) ………………. broke into a bank and
    took ￡1,000,000 over the weekend.
    5 The students were advised to keep their passports in a (secure)
    ………………. place when they went on holiday.

    Collocations
    Some words are often used together. For example: do + homework, make
    + cake. In the exam, it will help to know which words go together and what
    you expect to hear.

    4 - Match the words that are often used together.


    take the police
    watch out up
    call for
    lock scene
    crime to court

    5 - Complete the text with phrases from exercise 4. Check that your
    verb tenses are correct.
    When the receptionist arrived at Goodmead Primary school on Monday,
    she found that someone had (1)..........................the office and stolen
    several laptops, so she (2 )........................... They came to look at the
    (3)...........................straight away and advised her to make sure she (4
    )..........................the office every evening in future. They also suggested
    that she should (5)..........................any strangers nearby. Two days later,
    the police called to say that they had caught the thieves and arrested them.
    They said they would (6)..........................them ...........................in the next
    few days.

    6 - Listen to the recording and check your answers.


    Track 44

    Pronunciation
    When you listen to people speaking, it is sometimes difficult to hear the end
    of one word and the beginning of the next. This often happens when:
    • the first word ends with the same sound that starts the next word, e.g.
    take care.
    • the second word begins with a vowel e.g. watch out.

    7 - Listen to this sentence from the recording and underline where the
    words join together.
    Track 45

    When the receptionist arrived at Goodmead Primary school on Monday,


    she found that someone had broken into the office and stolen several
    laptops, so she called the police.
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