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Academic coreHigh-frequency academic words that appear across TOEFL and IELTS reading, writing, and lectures.22
Environment & citiesVocabulary for environment and urbanization topics — among the most predictable IELTS Task 2 themes.11
TOEFL core vocabularyFrequently tested academic words for TOEFL reading, listening, and writing tasks.15
Education & learningVocabulary for discussing schools, teaching methods, and academic study — a common IELTS and TOEFL theme.10
Technology & innovationVocabulary for discussing technology, data, and innovation — recurring in TOEFL lectures and IELTS essays.10
Health & well-beingVocabulary for health, medicine, and well-being topics common in IELTS Task 2 and TOEFL reading.8
Research & EvidenceVerbs and adjectives for weighing evidence, testing hypotheses, and reporting findings — the working vocabulary of TOEFL integrated writing and IELTS Task 2 argument.18
Cause & EffectVerbs for showing how one thing drives, blocks, or produces another — the connective tissue of a well-argued essay.12
Describing & AnalyzingPrecise adjectives for characterising ideas, evidence, and features — the language of sharp academic description.13
Change & TrendsWords for describing how situations rise, stall, shift, or reach a turning point — essential for IELTS Task 1 and trend analysis.11