Intermediate Vocabulary
Welcome to our comprehensive intermediate vocabulary section! This collection contains 180 carefully selected words organized across 15 pages to help you express more complex ideas and enhance your English communication skills.
Overview
This intermediate vocabulary collection is designed for learners who have mastered basic English vocabulary and are ready to expand their language skills. Each page contains 12 words with detailed information including:
- Pronunciation using the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA)
- Part of speech (noun, verb, adjective, etc.)
- Clear definitions with contextual explanations
- Example sentences showing real-world usage
- Synonyms to build word associations
- Categories to help organize learning
Learning Strategy
At the intermediate level, active vocabulary building is essential. Here are effective strategies:
- Focus on context - Study how words are used in different situations
- Practice regularly - Review 1-2 pages daily for consistent progress
- Create connections - Link new words to concepts you already know
- Use actively - Incorporate new words into your speaking and writing
- Review systematically - Use spaced repetition for long-term retention
Vocabulary Pages
Page 1
Acquire, Approach, Authority, Benefit, Capacity, Certainly, Community, Complex, Concept, Consequence, Consider, Context
Page 2
Culture, Develop, Economy, Element, Environment, Establish, Event, Evidence, Factor, Feature, Focus, Function
Page 3
Generate, Government, Impact, Implement, Individual, Industry, Information, Institution, Invest, Issue, Knowledge, Language
Page 4
Particular, Perspective, Phenomenon, Potential, Preliminary, Primarily, Procedure, Proportion, Pursue, Remarkable, Reluctant, Significant
Page 5
Subsequent, Substitute, Sufficient, Technique, Temporary, Transition, Ultimate, Undertake, Valid, Vary, Version, Volume
Page 6
Acknowledge, Analyze, Approximately, Assume, Available, Benefit, Calculate, Challenge, Communicate, Community, Compare, Complete
Page 7
Complex, Concept, Conduct, Conference, Confidence, Confirm, Consider, Construct, Contain, Context, Continue, Contribute
Page 8
Create, Culture, Decision, Define, Demand, Describe, Design, Develop, Difference, Discuss, Distribute, Document
Page 9
Economy, Education, Effective, Element, Emergency, Emphasis, Employment, Environment, Equipment, Especially, Event, Evidence
Page 10
Example, Experience, Explain, Express, Factor, Feature, Finance, Focus, Function, Future, Global, Government
Page 11
History, Identity, Importance, Include, Increase, Individual, Industry, Information, Institution, Involve, Issue, Knowledge
Page 12
Language, Legal, Level, Location, Management, Material, Medical, Method, Model, Natural, Network, Normal
Page 13
Object, Opportunity, Organization, Original, Pattern, Performance, Period, Personal, Physical, Policy, Popular, Position
Page 14
Practice, Present, Previous, Primary, Process, Product, Professional, Project, Provide, Public, Quality, Question
Page 15
Range, Reason, Receive, Relationship, Research, Resource, Respond, Responsibility, Result, Society, Structure, System
Quick Navigation
- Start Learning: Begin with Page 1
- Continue: Navigate between pages using the previous/next buttons
- Review: Return to this overview anytime to track your progress
Connect Your Learning
Grammar Topics for Advanced Practice
- Passive Voice - Use sophisticated vocabulary in passive constructions
- Modal Verbs - Express opinions and possibilities with advanced vocabulary
- Reported Speech - Practice academic vocabulary in reported statements
Stories That Challenge Your Vocabulary
- The Job Interview - Professional vocabulary in context
- A Day at the Market - Cultural and business vocabulary
- The Lost Key - Problem-solving vocabulary
Ready to expand your vocabulary? Start with Page 1 and work through all 15 pages at your own pace!