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14 January 2021 04:30

Happy New Day! Keep up your practice. Eventually you hit the desired score✌️🏻

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13 January 2021 04:30

Happy new day!

Let's start our day with this nostalgic tune and get all our tasks done to have a better future. Enjoy!

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12 January 2021 04:30

Note for today.

If you treat people with kindness it will definitely come back to you 💯
Enjoy and be nice!

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11 January 2021 04:30

Good day to everyone!

Always trying your best is a learned habit, and it is not about your knowledge, it is just about your attitude. Do your best! As it's important🤓

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09 January 2021 14:09

📝 Writing Correctly💡

Vocabulary

Vocabulary is a very important part of IELTS writing but students generally do not understand what is meant by "good vocabulary conduct". Precise vocabulary rather than the use of rarely used words is good vocabulary. Good vocabulary use occurs when students express ideas precisely and in a usual way (similar to an educated native speaker), which means using standard phrases and collocations (words that are used together e.g. “wise choices”, "right decision", “politically right”, “drug addiction”, etc.). By using standard vocabulary students essays can be more easily understood by the examiner, show that you understand how language is used correctly and allow the writer’s meaning to be communicated effectively. Vocabulary is assessed based on how words are used rather than what words are used.

Keep it up!

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08 January 2021 10:50

📝Writing Correctly 💡


Popular vs Common

Popular is a commonly misused word in essays because it has a narrower
meaning in English compared to other languages.
Popular is most commonly used in fashion and entertainment. The use of popular often implies that something is in fashion at the moment but is likely to go out of fashion in future rather than become a permanent change.

For example: Music, films, clothes, brands and models of cars or phones, holiday destinations may all be popular.

However, going to university, having a mobile phone or a car or driving to school rather than walking or riding a bicycle to school are all common and it is incorrect to use popular in these cases.


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08 January 2021 04:30

Happy Friday!

We must always remember that today will never come back and we should therefore value each moment of our lives. Try to make the most of your present.

Carpe Diem!

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07 January 2021 16:45

📝 Writing correctly 💡

Articles

A good Task 2 essay will usually cover general ideas so in most cases the “no article/plural” form will be required. The most common error is to introduce “the” when general information is being provided.

Are you working on your writing?

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07 January 2021 04:30

Happy New Day!

Don't forget to take your steps towards your goals. Make yourself proud and enjoy the song 🎵

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06 January 2021 04:30

Good morning friends!

Let's start our day with this warm note and remember that a little progress each day adds up to big results.
How often do you work on yourselves?

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13 January 2021 10:18

📝Writing correctly💡

Misused Words

Knowledge/Training/Thinking/Skills

“Knowledge” is also a commonly overused word. In this case there is a key cultural difference between developing and developed countries, which causes the overuse of “knowledge”. In developing countries education is focused on obtaining knowledge, so students will choose this word based on their understanding. However, in the developed countries the education system is based on idea and skills development resulting in native speakers rarely talking about knowledge. Students should generally seek to replace developing knowledge with words such as “training ” or “skills”.


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12 January 2021 16:00

https://telegra.ph/6-Habits-Of-Highly-Intelligent-People-01-11-2

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11 January 2021 12:18

​​📝Writing correctly 💡

Children vs Kids

“Kids” is far too informal to be used in formal writing. The original meaning of a kid is a “baby goat”, it is the equivalent of “kitten” or “puppy”. It is highly informal and should never be used in formal writing and probably should not be used in formal speaking (including an IELTS speaking test).

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10 January 2021 05:00

🎞 Sunday tune 💡

Good morning everyone 🍳

Enjoy your Sunday and this lyric video, and get ready for the next lesson 🤓

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09 January 2021 04:30

Good morning everyone!

Let's start our day positively with this lyrical tune and get things done ✔
Enjoy!

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08 January 2021 10:35

🎓Scholarship alert!💡

Dear undergraduate students!

Us embassy in Tashkent is now accepting applications for the 2021-2022 Global UGRAD Exchange Program. Global UGRAD is an opportunity for undergraduate students in Uzbekistan to do one semester of non-degree academic study at a U.S. college or university. The deadline to apply is February 28, 2021. To learn more, follow this link: https://bit.ly/38YFx8j

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07 January 2021 17:20

📝Writing correctly 💡

Most people vs Most of the people

If we write "Most people" we mean people everywhere, "Most of the people", however, means a specific group of people. The context of the writing should identify the group.

For example:
1) Most people don't know how to improve their speaking.
2) Most of the people in my city believe that expensive things are always better in quality.


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07 January 2021 16:29

📝 Writing correctly💡

As we are about to start working on IELTS writing part 2. Everyday we will be sending a case of some mistakes students usually make. Let's work hard on our writing to achieve a higher score!🤓

#stayhome

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06 January 2021 07:00

Want to surround yourself with quality English? Save a selection of these sites📍

1. Dailywritingtips.com - A blog for English learners.
2. engblog.ru/— English grammar reference book /
3. Vocabulary.com - A site for learning new words.
4. Bbc.co.uk - BBC podcasts.
5. Grammarly.com - site for checking spelling and structure.
6. Flo-joe.co.uk is a resource to prepare for English exams.

#useful

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05 January 2021 19:30

📚 Reading 💡

We are back after a break🤓
And we want you to remember one simple hack. The more you read the more you can talk about.

#reading

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