11 từ dùng trong trường hợp ra quyết định

11 tu dung trong truong hop ra quyet dinh

Không nằm trong những chủ điểm từ vựng thường gặp trong IELTS nhưng những 11 từ vựng này lại rất cần thiết trong IELTS Writing và Speaking vì độ hữu dụng và tần suất xuất hiện cực cao trong 2 kĩ năng này.

No.	Vocabulary	Definition	Example	Related collocations
1	Decide (v) Decision (n)	Quyết định Một quyết định	Young children should be encouraged to make their own decisions.	To make a decision to do something
2	Encourage (v) Encouragement (n)	Khuyến khích Sự khuyến khích		To encourage somebody to do something
3	Participate (v) Participation (n)	Tham gia Sự tham gia	College students should participate in extracurricular activities to enhance their soft skills.	To participate in something/doing something Participation in something
4	Pursue (v) Pursuit (n)	Theo đuổi Sự theo đuổi	Many high school graduates choose to pursue a career instead of attending college.	To pursue a hobby, career, a passion, education
5	Underlying (adj)	Cơ sở	There are some underlying reasons why children nowadays have more freedom than the previous generation.	Underlying causes Underlying reasons
6	Experience (n)	Trải nghiệm	People can have valuable experiences when they travel around the world.	Rewarding experiences Valuable experiences
7	Gender-specific (adj)	Đặc tính phù hợp với từng giới tính	It is unfair to determine a person’s suitability for a certain job based on gender-specific personalities.	Gender-specific personalities
8	Favor (v)	Chuộng hơn	A huge number of youngsters nowadays favor the sedentary lifestyle.	To favor A over B
9	Cultivate (v)	Trau dồi	The aim of any education system should be to help each individual to cultivate his or her own talents.	To cultivate a talent, skill
10	Liberty (n)	Tự do	Students should be at liberty to choose study whatever subjects they like at school.	To be at liberty to do something To take the liberty of doing something.
11	Attitude (n)	Thái độ	Students who are forced to do unpaid work might develop a negative attitude toward their schools.	To develop a positive/negative attitude toward something.