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January to April 2023. First version
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🗽 American VS 💂British English
🇺🇸 highway 🇬🇧 main road
🇺🇸 corn 🇬🇧 maize
🇺🇸 math 🇬🇧 maths
🇺🇸 stingy 🇬🇧 mean
🇺🇸 freeway 🇬🇧 motorway
🇺🇸 diaper 🇬🇧 nappy
🇺🇸 vicious 🇬🇧 nasty
🇺🇸 noplace 🇬🇧 nowhere
🇺🇸 private hospital 🇬🇧 nursing home
🇺🇸 optometrist 🇬🇧 optician
🇺🇸 liquor store 🇬🇧 off-license
🇺🇸 sidewalk 🇬🇧 pavement
🇺🇸 peek 🇬🇧 peep
🇺🇸 gasoline 🇬🇧 petrol
🇺🇸 mailbox 🇬🇧 postbox
🇺🇸 potato chips 🇬🇧 potato crisps
🇺🇸 restroom 🇬🇧 public toilet
🇺🇸 blow-out 🇬🇧 puncture
🇺🇸 line 🇬🇧 queue
🇺🇸 railroad 🇬🇧 railway
🇺🇸 round trip 🇬🇧 return (ticket)
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DEC 27 - DEC 31 ❄️
Meaning:
(n.) Extra days at the end of the year that don't have any real meaning. #funny
P.S) Bu yerda yangi yil tarik posti bo'lish kerak edi! 😉
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IELTS Task 2 ✍🏽 | Agree/Disagree Essay
In this video, we present an advanced structure for students looking to get a band 7+ in IELTS writing.
⏯ 00:00 Introduction
⏯ 01:45 Essay Structure
⏯ 07:00 Writing the Essay
It's worth noting that the most important thing is that you finish your essay on time.
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IELTS Journal Writing Task 1 by Adam Smith ✍️ 2023
This book teaches you:
• Academic Task 1 vocabularies
• Grammar structures
• High band essay samples
• Task 1 structures
• Anything and everything you need to know...
Bu kitob ushbu qismning 2022-2023 yangi qismi ❗️
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Test Type Statistics: Academic IELTS 🔝 vs General IELTS
Unsurprisingly, in terms of the exam type popularity, 🔝 Academic IELTS, without a doubt, is the leader — three-fourths of all IELTS-takers go for the Academic type of the exam.
General IELTS 🔝 has the remaining 25%.
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How IELTS Speaking is Scored: How to Get a Band 9. ▶️
00:00 ⏯ Introduction
01:40 ⏯ Fluency
04:00 ⏯ Vocabulary
07:10 ⏯ Grammar
08:45 ⏯ Pronunciation
Learn how IELTS Speaking is evaluated, so you can see clearly what you need to do to get a band 7.0, 8.0 or 9.0.
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Today’s Idiom 🔋 | #Vocabulary
Pull the plug 🔌
[ to do something that prevents an activity from continuing, especially by no longer giving money to support it ]
- If the the viewing figures drop much more, the TV network will probably pull the plug on the whole series.
- The network pulled the plug on the show after three weeks.
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👨🏼🏫 Spelling Correction | Rules ✅
• Rule 1 • Rule 6
• Rule 2 • Rule 7
• Rule 3 • Rule 8
• Rule 4 • Rule 9
• Rule 5 • Rule 10
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👉🏾 Collocations with weather/cold/fog
Good
Lovely
Glorious ➕ weather
Beautiful
Perfect
The bitter
Freezing
Biting ➕ cold
Extreme
The winter
Thick
Heavy
Dense ➕ fog
Swirling
Patchy
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💬 1 Month remaining for my IELTS exam Shall I go to the mock exams everyday?
No. If you want to get a higher score, you need to improve your general English. IELTS is just a test of your level. If you do a test of your level and get Band 6, why would you expect to do another test and get a different score? It isn’t logical, is it?
Einstein said that it’s madness doing the same thing and expecting a different result; well, IELTS is the same. ❗️
So, you don’t have much time but if you want to improve your score, do a general English course.
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Your IELTS Pronunciation 🗣 score represents 25% of your Speaking score.
But many students do not spend 25% of their preparation time on pronunciation.
Essential Pronunciation Features are:
✅ Sounds and Stress
✅ Consonants & Vowels
✅ Speech chunks
✅ Chunking & Pausing
✅ Intonation
✅ Connected speech
✅Vocal features
✅ Voice quality
Focusing more on pronunciation will improve your Speaking score.
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IELTS 📊 Writing Task 1 examples:
- Process Diagram
- Pie, Bar charts
- Maps
- Bar and Line graphs
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Nowadays, it is commonly opined that punishment introduced in the early years of life is pertinent for youngsters to distinguish between good and bad. I completely agree with this notion and would expatiate on the need for corporal punishment both at home and in schools.
To begin, the early years are the formative stages of life hence, habits and behaviours, beneficial or destructive, are easily imbibed by children. This implies that they are not able to draw the line between what is acceptable or not. However, to understand this distinction, certain disciplinary measures are required. For instance, a pre-schooler who is spanked for playing with his food will learn that that it is wrong and deter from such. Likewise, if praised for arranging his toys after play, he will certainly inculcate the habit of doing so. Therefore, the chastisement of children is important to ensure that they learn good morals.
Furthermore, corporal punishment has become crucial in and outside the home. This is because more and more children are becoming increasingly adamant and highly disobedient making it almost impossible to caution them verbally. Hence, to bring about immediate changes in antisocial behaviours, inflicting a degree of physical pain through smacking, holding or paddling is essential. In Nigeria, for example, statistics show that rebellious and reckless behaviours are often observed among adults who were punished using alternative measures such as timeouts and consequences. Evidently, the onus is on caregivers as well as tutors to apply physical force to help children become more responsible adults.
In conclusion, I believe that it is absolutely imperative for disciplinary action to be taken against juveniles right from their early days to encourage them to clearly differentiate between beneficial and destructive conducts. Also, physical punishment should be instituted in and outside the home.
297 words. Writtin by band 8.0er in Writing
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IELTS DECEMBER ⚡️ Mock Reading tests.
The test is included every question type. Answers are at the end of the pdf. #Reading 📖
The difficulty of the test is: 10/10
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Today's Idiom | #Vocabulary
Wet behind the ears 👂
It means lacking experience; immature, to be young and without experience
- He's a nice young fellow but a bit wet behind the ears.
- Don't rely on his advice about girlfriends; he's still wet behind the ears.
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What makes IELTS band 8 different from 7.5 and 7 in the speaking test? 🧐
When you get to the higher bands like 7 and up, the difference tends to be errors and complexity of ideas/grammar/vocabulary.
• A Band 7 candidate 👉🏼 makes their ideas clear, uses accurate grammar/vocabulary most of the time and there aren’t any breakdowns in communication.
• A Band 7.5 candidate 👉🏽 can present more complex ideas and use some more complex grammar/vocabulary when needed. This might contain some errors but meaning isn’t lost.
• A Band 8.0 candidate 👉🏾 can present more complex ideas, use more complex grammar/vocabulary pretty freely and makes very few errors. Meaning isn’t lost.
This is very general as everyone is different but you get the idea. #Speaking
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⚡️ 44 ADVANCED WORDS TO DESCRIBE PEOPLE 😮
✅Dedicated ✅Insightful
✅Curious ✅Engaging
✅Persistent ✅Committed
✅Disciplined ✅Punctual
✅Practical ✅Reflective
✅Tenacious ✅Empathetic
✅Resourceful ✅Courageous
✅Organized ✅Dynamic
✅Bold ✅Witty
✅Open-minded ✅Tactful
✅Respectful ✅Humorous
✅Cooperative ✅Assertive
✅Self-motivated ✅Adept
✅Adaptable ✅Goal-oriented
✅Reliable ✅Strategic
✅Inspiring ✅Visionary
✅Hard-working ✅Vibrant
✅Proactive ✅Charismatic
✅Attentive ✅Uplifting
✅Thorough ✅Upbeat
✅Responsible ✅Meticulous
✅Judicious ✅Intuitive
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Everyday Phrasal Verbs: Pick ✅
• Pick at - to eat slowly
• Pick off - to remove
• Pick up - to lift
• Pick out - to choose something
• Pick on - bother, annoy
• Pick up on - Correct someone when they say something wrong
• Pick through - Search something that is disordered for something
✅ My friends always PICK ON me because I don't sing well.
✅ The police have been PICKING THROUGH the wreckage for clues.
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✅ SYNONYMS FOR IELTS | #Synonyms
✅Abate = Moderate, decrease
✅Adhere = Comply, observe
✅Abolish = Abrogate, annul
✅Acumen = Awareness, brilliance
✅Abash = Disconcert, rattle
✅Absolve = Pardon, forgive
✅Abjure = Forsake, renounce
✅Abject = Despicable, servile
✅Abound = Flourish, proliferate
✅Abortive = Vain, unproductive
✅Acrimony = Harshness, bitterness
✅Accord = Agreement, harmony
✅Adjunct = Joined, Added
✅Adversity = Misfortune, calamity
✅Adherent = Follower, disciple
✅Adamant = Stubborn, inflexible
✅Admonish = Counsel, reprove
✅Allay = Pacify, soothe
✅Alien = Foreigner, outsider
✅Ascend = Climb, Escalate
✅Alleviate = Abate, relieve
✅Allure = Entice, fascinate
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🗽 American VS 💂British English
🇺🇸 antenna 🇬🇧 aerial
🇺🇸 mad 🇬🇧 angry
🇺🇸 anyplace 🇬🇧 anywhere
🇺🇸 fall 🇬🇧 autumn
🇺🇸 bill 🇬🇧bank note
🇺🇸 attorney 🇬🇧 barrister, solicitor
🇺🇸 cookie 🇬🇧 biscuit
🇺🇸 hood 🇬🇧bonnet
🇺🇸 trunk 🇬🇧 boot
🇺🇸 suspenders 🇬🇧 braces
🇺🇸 janitor 🇬🇧caretaker
🇺🇸 drug store 🇬🇧 chemist's
🇺🇸 french fries 🇬🇧chips
🇺🇸 the movies 🇬🇧 the cinema
🇺🇸 rubber 🇬🇧 condom
🇺🇸 patrolman 🇬🇧 constable
🇺🇸 stove 🇬🇧 cooker
🇺🇸 wheat 🇬🇧 corn, wheat
🇺🇸 crib 🇬🇧 cot
🇺🇸 thread 🇬🇧cotton
🇺🇸 wreck 🇬🇧 crash
🇺🇸 intersection 🇬🇧 crossroads
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❗️ Spelling correction | Rule 9&10
✅ When the suffix “ous” is added to a word ending in “ce”, “e” is changed to “i”.
Space + ous = spacious
Vice + ous = vicious
Grace + ous = gracious
✅ When the suffix “ing” is added to a word ending in “ie”, “ie” is changed to “y”.
Lie + ing = lying
Die + ing = dying
Tie + ing = tying
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✅ The EASY Way to Read and Listen for Answers
Learn how to better read and listen for answers in the IELTS Listening and Reading Test by understanding synonyms!
The lesson includes:
✅ Synonyms
✅ Antonyms
✅ Phrasal verbs
✅ Word forms
✅ All vocabulary secrets
✅ Listening practice
✅ Reading practice
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Useful Vocabulary for Writing Task 1 📊
✅ By 1978,
✅ Over a twelve-year period
✅ In the last year
✅ Over the next three years,
✅ In the following year,
✅ Over the period in question
✅ At the beginning/end of the period
✅ Throughout the period in question
✅ In the first half of the decade …
✅ An Increase of 30%.
✅ Decreased by 15%.
✅ Rose sharply over a period of 10 years. #Academic #writingtask1 #Vocabulary
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