IELTS flashcards
IELTS measures Listening, Reading, Writing, and Speaking and reports a band score from 0 to 9, and across all four a strong, flexible vocabulary is one of the biggest levers you control — especially the academic words, collocations, and paraphrasing range that lift your Writing and Speaking marks. Recognizing a word on the page isn't enough; you need it in active memory to produce under time. Flashcards are the classic tool for getting it there.
Cram turns word lists or your own IELTS notes into vocabulary flashcards automatically, then uses spaced repetition so new words move into active memory you can actually use in the test, not just recognize. Each word comes back right before you'd forget it, which is how passive vocabulary becomes the productive vocabulary the Speaking and Writing bands reward. An exam countdown keeps your test date in sight, and decks work offline with no ads or lockouts.
What to drill for the IELTS
- Academic vocabulary and the AWL
- Collocations and natural phrasing
- Synonyms for paraphrasing (key for Writing)
- Topic vocabulary for common Speaking themes
- Linking words and discourse markers
- Commonly confused words
How Cram helps you prep
Cards built for you
Add your notes or prep material and AI writes the deck in seconds.
Spaced repetition
Each card returns right before you'd forget it, for durable recall.
Exam countdown
Set your test date and watch the countdown as you review each day.
Walk into the IELTS ready
Turn your prep material into a deck in seconds — no ads, works offline, synced to your account.