IELTS Writing Task 2 - Useful Language (Collocations)

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Flashcards featuring collocations and useful phrases for IELTS Writing Task 2, categorized by theme such as Advantages, Disadvantages, Agreement, Disagreement, Cause, Effect, and Problems.

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Offer significant benefits

A collocation used to describe providing major advantages.

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Bring considerable advantages

To produce a substantial number of positive points or benefits.

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Play a crucial role in

To be extremely important or essential in a specific situation or process.

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Provide opportunities for

To create chances or possibilities for something to occur.

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Contribute to the development of

To help something grow, advance, or progress.

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Enhance the quality of

To improve how good, effective, or valuable something is.

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Have a positive impact on

To affect something in a beneficial or helpful way.

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Lead to improved

To result in a better version or state of something.

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Promote economic growth

To encourage the increase in the capacity of an economy to produce goods and services.

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Increase efficiency / productivity

To raise the level of performance or the rate of production.

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Pose serious problems

To present or cause significant difficulties or issues.

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Create potential risks

To cause the possibility of something bad or dangerous happening.

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Have detrimental effects on

To have a harmful or damaging influence on something.

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Lead to negative consequences

To result in unwelcome or unpleasant outcomes.

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Result in serious drawbacks

To end in significant disadvantages or negative aspects.

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Give rise to concerns about

To cause people to feel worried or anxious about a particular issue.

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Undermine the quality of

To weaken or damage the excellence or standard of something.

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Place pressure on

To put a strain or a heavy demand on a person, system, or resource.

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Increase the likelihood of

To make something more probable or likely to happen.

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I strongly agree that

A powerful expression of complete concurrence with a specific statement.

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I firmly believe that

To have a very strong conviction or opinion regarding a fact or idea.

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There is no doubt that

A phrase used to emphasize that something is certainly true.

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It is widely acknowledged that

Used to express that an idea is accepted or known by many people.

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It is undeniable that

Used to describe a fact that is so certainly true that it cannot be argued against.

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I completely support the view that

An expression used to show total agreement with a particular perspective.

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This argument is highly convincing

Used when a line of reasoning is very persuasive or believable.

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I strongly disagree with the view that

A phrase used to express a powerful lack of concurrence with an opinion.

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This argument is unconvincing

Used to state that a specific line of reasoning is not persuasive or credible.

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This perspective overlooks the fact that

Used to point out that a viewpoint ignores a critical piece of information.

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It is difficult to accept the idea that

Used to express skepticism or disagreement with a concept.

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This claim is highly questionable

Used to state that a statement or assertion is likely to be incorrect or doubtful.

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This view fails to consider

Used to highlight that a specific perspective does not take certain factors into account.

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Stem from

To be caused by or to originate from something specific.

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Trigger

To cause an event or situation to happen or exist, often suddenly.

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Have a profound impact on

To have a very great or intense influence on someone or something.

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Have far-reaching consequences

To have effects that extend over a long period or affect a wide range of things.

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Produce significant results

To yield outcomes that are important or noticeable.

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Bring about changes in

To cause transformations or modifications to occur.

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Affect the overall quality of

To influence the general standard or excellence of something.

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Exert a strong influence on

To have a powerful effect on the way someone or something develops or behaves.

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Face serious challenges

To be confronted with major difficulties that require effort or skill to resolve.

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Pose a major threat to

To present a significant danger or risk to something.

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Remain a pressing issue

To continue to be an urgent problem that needs to be dealt with.

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Be a growing concern

To be an issue that is increasingly causing worry or anxiety.

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Require immediate attention

To be urgent enough that it must be dealt with right away.

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Be a matter of great concern

To be a topic or problem that is extremely worrying.

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Create social problems

To cause issues that affect many people within a society.

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Put a strain on

To place a heavy burden or pressure on a resource, relationship, or system.