1,000+ curated words for IELTS, TOEIC, and everyday fluency — phrasal verbs, word formation, collocations and idioms at A2–C1 level. How to use these vocabulary resources Each vocabulary set on EngQuiz.Pro is built around a specific learning goal. Exam-focused sets (IELTS Academic Word List, TOEIC Essential 400) use sentence contexts drawn from the register and topic areas of those actual exams, so you practise vocabulary the way it appears in the test — not in isolation. The phrasal verb and word formation sets are organised by pattern, so you can see how a rule applies across multiple words at once rather than memorising each item individually. All exercises are free and require no account. Your accuracy is tracked locally by topic and level so you can return to weak areas. Exam preparation IELTS & TOEIC Word Lists Curated word lists matched to real exam requirements. Practice with gap-fill and multiple-choice exercises using authentic contexts. Academic Word List The Coxhead AWL — the 570 most frequent word families in academic texts. Covers roughly 10% of academic reading. Essential for IELTS Band 6.5+. Essential Business Vocabulary 400 high-frequency words in TOEIC — business communication, workplace scenarios, travel and finance. Targets 600–800+ score range. Core vocabulary skills Vocabulary Topics Systematic practice across the four pillars of English vocabulary — from everyday expressions to advanced language structures. Movement, change, and everyday conversation phrasal verbs with gap-fill practice in real sentence contexts. Prefixes, suffixes, and noun/verb/adjective/adverb conversion. Key for IELTS Use of English and FCE. Verb+noun pairs (make a decision), adj+noun (strong coffee), and common fixed expressions across all contexts. Everyday English expressions that can't be understood word by word — categorised by theme and difficulty.

Structured learning path Build vocabulary step by step Follow the CEFR path — each level unlocks the next. Everyday objects · Common verbs · Basic adjectives · Numbers & time · Simple phrasal verbs TOEIC core words · Movement phrasal verbs · Common collocations · Travel & work vocabulary Upper-Intermediate IELTS AWL sublists 1–5 · Word formation · Advanced collocations · Idioms & fixed expressions IELTS AWL sublists 6–10 · Academic register · Nominalization · Discourse vocabulary How to build vocabulary effectively Three evidence-based techniques used in EngQuiz.Pro exercises. Learn words in context Every word appears in a real sentence. Context helps you understand meaning, register, and collocations at the same time — not just a dictionary definition. Practise retrieval, not review Gap-fill exercises force you to actively recall words, not just recognise them. Retrieval practice doubles long-term retention compared to re-reading word lists. Focus on word families Learning analyse , analysis , analytical , and analytically together multiplies your usable vocabulary for IELTS reading and writing. Not sure which level to start at? Take our 30-question Level Test — get your A2–C1 recommendation in under 5 minutes. No account needed. Frequently asked questions