The amount of reception that you can receive on your phone
#ALL MTG CARD IMAGES MOBILE PORTABLE#
Here is some useful mobile phone vocabulary for IELTS: WordĪ sort of phone that is attached to your house – ie not portable Now, we mostly just have mobile phones and so we say “phone” to mean any kind. In the past, we differentiated because people had phones in their house and then later in their pockets.
We can shorten those two phrases down to just “mobile” or “cell,” such as in the following dialogue: You can read all about British vs American English here. Therefore, when you pick mobile or cell, you should then stick with that kind of English. When you are doing IELTS, you can choose to use British or American English, but you should not use both. In the UK, we say “mobile phone” and in America, they say “cell phone.” Why do we have these two phrases – mobile phone and cell phone – in English? 😀įirst of all, let’s address a question that many of you won’t know the answer to. I will also teach you a few words and phrases that you might find useful, too. What I want to do with this lesson is take you through various ways that mobile phones (or cell phones) can appear in the IELTS test. We are going to look at some of them today. When something is really common in daily life, you can expect it will appear in the IELTS test… and you’d be right! There are various IELTS cue cards on mobile phones. Why? These days, many people own mobile phones and they have become an integral part of our lives, so it is important to be able to talk about them and be familiar with the terms and words used in this technology. In this lesson, we are going to talk about mobile phones.
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