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Welcome to Advanced Academic Vocabulary

Why This Matters for TOEFL iBT

Your Two Can-Dos

Working Out a Word From Its Parts and Its Company

Check: What This Module Builds

Check: Learning Word Partners

Precision Verbs for Argument and Evidence

Establishing and Supporting a Claim

Weakening and Strengthening a Position

Reasoning From Evidence

Bringing Ideas Together

Check: Corroborate or Substantiate

Check: Mitigate or Exacerbate

Check: Infer or Imply

Precision Nouns and Adjectives for Analysis

Naming Patterns and Gaps

Describing Certainty and Ambiguity

Describing the Quality of an Argument

Register: When These Words Fit, and When They Do Not

Check: Discrepancy or Anomaly

Check: Plausible Does Not Mean Proven

Check: Inherent Limitation

Choosing Between Near-Synonyms

Big, But How Big?

Disagreeing With an Idea

Implying and Inferring

Practice: Choosing the Right Word in Context

Check: Significant or Substantial

Check: Refute or Dispute

Check: Imply or Infer

Academic Vocabulary in Context

Reading for Vocabulary in Context: Urban Planning

Reading for Vocabulary in Context: Memory Research

A Routine for Working Out Meaning From Context

Check: Reading the Urban Planning Passage

Check: Reading the Memory Research Passage

Check: Applying the Context Routine

Putting It Together

Mixed Practice: Choosing the Precise Word

Mixed Practice: Reading a Short Argument

Self-Check and Your Mission

Check: Choosing the Precise Word

Check: Reading a Short Argument

Check: A Realistic Vocabulary Habit

Quiz Review: Why Each Answer Works

Advanced Academic Vocabulary module (corrected), C1-level precision vocabulary for TOEFL iBT Advanced

Build the precise, C1-level academic vocabulary that separates competent English from fluent, confident academic English: verbs for building an argument, nouns and adjectives for describing ideas exactly, and the judgement to choose between close synonyms.

Advanced Academic Vocabulary

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