I will start with the most amazing book of all time:
Alex F (IELTS 9)
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IELTS OVERALL 9
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Alex F (IELTS 9) (English)
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Alex F (IELTS 9)
04 Jan, 13:55
"Your faith has gotta be greater than your fear"
- Julian Casablancas
- Julian Casablancas
Alex F (IELTS 9)
01 Jan, 12:40
This is the burger that your girlfriend tells you not to worry about
Alex F (IELTS 9)
31 Dec, 19:24
Also remember to shower guys, you all smell because you haven't cleaned yourself in a year
Alex F (IELTS 9)
31 Dec, 19:22
I wish all of you a fantastic 2025 - may all of your plans and dreams come true this year β€οΈ
You guys mean the world to me
See you next year
You guys mean the world to me
See you next year
Alex F (IELTS 9)
31 Dec, 19:21
Well guys, I sent a circle but it didn't work for some reason, maybe telegram hates me
Alex F (IELTS 9)
27 Dec, 11:26
BAND 9 VOCAB FROM SAMPLE
1. Prevailing β Commonly occurring or dominant.
2. Subpar β Below an expected or satisfactory standard.
3. Spontaneous β Done without planning or premeditation.
4. Devastating β Causing severe shock, distress, or destruction.
5. Susceptible β Likely to be influenced or harmed by something.
6. Residual β Remaining after the main part has been dealt with.
7. Televised β Widely shown or publicized (not limited to television).
8. Authentic β Genuine or real; not false or copied.
9. Uneasy β Feeling anxious, uncomfortable, or unsettled.
10. Landmarks β Significant or recognizable features, often of historical or cultural importance.
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1. Prevailing β Commonly occurring or dominant.
2. Subpar β Below an expected or satisfactory standard.
3. Spontaneous β Done without planning or premeditation.
4. Devastating β Causing severe shock, distress, or destruction.
5. Susceptible β Likely to be influenced or harmed by something.
6. Residual β Remaining after the main part has been dealt with.
7. Televised β Widely shown or publicized (not limited to television).
8. Authentic β Genuine or real; not false or copied.
9. Uneasy β Feeling anxious, uncomfortable, or unsettled.
10. Landmarks β Significant or recognizable features, often of historical or cultural importance.
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Alex F (IELTS 9)
27 Dec, 09:30
SPEAKING SAMPLE
PART 3 - Traveling
TRANSCRIPT
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Alex F (IELTS 9)
26 Dec, 11:32
Normal English β Advanced English
β’ But β However
β’ And β In addition
β’ Also β Moreover
β’ So β Therefore
β’ Anyway β Nevertheless
β’ Angry β Furious
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β’ But β However
β’ And β In addition
β’ Also β Moreover
β’ So β Therefore
β’ Anyway β Nevertheless
β’ Angry β Furious
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Alex F (IELTS 9)
26 Dec, 09:38
TRAVEL VOCAB βοΈ
1. Itinerary β A detailed plan or schedule for a journey or trip.
2. Passport β An official document used for international travel to identify a person.
3. Luggage β Bags or suitcases used to carry belongings during travel.
4. Destination β The place where someone is going or traveling to.
5. Souvenir β An item purchased or collected to remember a place or trip.
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1. Itinerary β A detailed plan or schedule for a journey or trip.
2. Passport β An official document used for international travel to identify a person.
3. Luggage β Bags or suitcases used to carry belongings during travel.
4. Destination β The place where someone is going or traveling to.
5. Souvenir β An item purchased or collected to remember a place or trip.
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Alex F (IELTS 9)
26 Dec, 06:49
SIMPLE AND ESSENTIAL π₯
1. That β Oβsha, bu
2. Those β Ular
3. These β Bu, bular
4. The β Maβlum (aniqlovchi soβz)
5. Other β Boshqa
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1. That β Oβsha, bu
2. Those β Ular
3. These β Bu, bular
4. The β Maβlum (aniqlovchi soβz)
5. Other β Boshqa
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Alex F (IELTS 9)
25 Dec, 12:35
Articles Matter!
Articles (a, an, the) can change the meaning of your sentence. Hereβs how to use them:
1. βAβ and βAnβ: Use for singular, general nouns.
β’ I saw a dog in the park.
β’ She bought an umbrella.
2. βTheβ: Use for specific nouns (something already mentioned or known).
β’ The dog I saw was brown.
β’ Can you pass the salt?
β Common mistake: I live in UK.
β Correction: I live in the UK.
Practicing these small details will help you sound natural in writing and speaking!
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Articles (a, an, the) can change the meaning of your sentence. Hereβs how to use them:
1. βAβ and βAnβ: Use for singular, general nouns.
β’ I saw a dog in the park.
β’ She bought an umbrella.
2. βTheβ: Use for specific nouns (something already mentioned or known).
β’ The dog I saw was brown.
β’ Can you pass the salt?
β Common mistake: I live in UK.
β Correction: I live in the UK.
Practicing these small details will help you sound natural in writing and speaking!
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Alex F (IELTS 9)
25 Dec, 09:38
SYMBOLS IN ENGLISH β
Save and share if it was useful for you guysπ₯π₯
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Save and share if it was useful for you guysπ₯π₯
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Alex F (IELTS 9)
25 Dec, 07:13
MORNING VOCABβοΈ
1. Sunrise β The time in the morning when the sun first appears above the horizon.
2. Routine β A regular series of activities performed in the morning.
3. Alarm β A device or sound used to wake someone up.
4. Breakfast β The first meal of the day, usually eaten in the morning.
5. Dawn β The early light that appears in the sky before the sun rises.
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1. Sunrise β The time in the morning when the sun first appears above the horizon.
2. Routine β A regular series of activities performed in the morning.
3. Alarm β A device or sound used to wake someone up.
4. Breakfast β The first meal of the day, usually eaten in the morning.
5. Dawn β The early light that appears in the sky before the sun rises.
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Alex F (IELTS 9)
24 Dec, 13:05
SPEAKING BAND 9
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Questions from the assistant app
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7 hours of band 9.0 voice answers
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All answers written down
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Native vocabulary for all topics
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1 Speaking tip/ idea for each topic
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Pronunciation for each word
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β‘οΈ Kitobni sotib olish uchun @IELTS9Alex ga muroja'at qiling.
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Alex F (IELTS 9)
24 Dec, 12:57
HOME/ ACCOMODATION
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π Save this and learn this topic
A) Answer Audio
B) Answer Full Text 1
C) Answer Full Text 2
D) Vocabulary
E) Pronunciation practice
F) Speaking tip
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π Save this and learn this topic
A) Answer Audio
B) Answer Full Text 1
C) Answer Full Text 2
D) Vocabulary
E) Pronunciation practice
F) Speaking tip
To get 130 topics like this, message @IELTS9Alex
Book price: 39,000
Alex F (IELTS 9)
24 Dec, 12:55
Speaking tip
To sound more natural, use contractions like "I've," "don't," and "can't" in your answer. This makes your speech feel smoother and more conversational. IELTS Speaking is 100% informal so you are certainly allowed (and encouraged) to use these.
To sound more natural, use contractions like "I've," "don't," and "can't" in your answer. This makes your speech feel smoother and more conversational. IELTS Speaking is 100% informal so you are certainly allowed (and encouraged) to use these.
Alex F (IELTS 9)
24 Dec, 12:54
Vocabulary
PART 2
1. Nightmare β Qoβrqinchli tush yoki qiyin vaziyat
2. Belongings β Shaxsiy buyumlar
3. Fulfill our dietary needs β Oziq-ovqat talablarimizni qondirmoq
4. Ridiculous β Kulgili yoki mantiqsiz
5. Layout of the apartment β Kvartira tartibi
6. Nagging color β Bezovta qiluvchi rang
7. Catches your eye β Diqqatni jalb qilmoq
PART 2
1. Nightmare β Qoβrqinchli tush yoki qiyin vaziyat
2. Belongings β Shaxsiy buyumlar
3. Fulfill our dietary needs β Oziq-ovqat talablarimizni qondirmoq
4. Ridiculous β Kulgili yoki mantiqsiz
5. Layout of the apartment β Kvartira tartibi
6. Nagging color β Bezovta qiluvchi rang
7. Catches your eye β Diqqatni jalb qilmoq
Alex F (IELTS 9)
24 Dec, 12:54
What would you like to change in your flat?
I think it would be easier to describe what I would not change in my flat, but let me give you a brief rundown. The first thing is that the layout of the apartment is completely ridiculous. There's one room, which is like incredibly thin, and then one room, which is completely massive. The kitchen actually has a window into the bedroom. A window into the bedroom. You heard that correctly. When we are cooking, all of the smell of the kitchen goes directly into the bedroom for the next three or four hours. So while you are sleeping, you are having dreams of cows and steak, and it's ridiculous. I would say that definitely the layout would be the first thing to change, and then the second thing would be to just renovate everything completely. Tear down the paint on the walls, put down new floor tile, something to just freshen it up because it's ridiculous. It's a terrible apartment.
What do you dislike about your flat?
So as I've already mentioned, several different things. The most uncomfortable feature of the apartment is the layout. The layout has been, I think, created by Satan himself personally. I think he decided where to put each room in the apartment because there is no way that this could be logistically comfortable for anyone. There's this concept. I think it's like Chinese. It's called Feng Shui. It's about the energy of the apartment moving through all of the rooms and through all of the walls. I think that the person who is actually planning this apartment specifically tried to do the opposite of Feng Shui. They tried their best to make the energy as uncomfortable as possible. So that's my most disliked part of this apartment. It's the fact that every part of the apartment feels out of place. It's really not a good apartment at all.
What color would you never use in your home?
I would say that the worst color to use in your house is probably red because I feel like red is a very aggressive color. Red creates a lot of emotion. Maybe it's good color for the bedroom, just in case. But in most situations, I feel like red is too nagging of a color. It really catches your eye and it makes you focus on it. I would say the best colors are neutral colors and colors that allow you to forget about them. Allow you to just not see them. I think those are the best colors.
What color would you choose to paint the walls of your room?
If I actually had a choice for myself, I would say some color of gray, like almost white, almost gray, one color that is directly between them. The reason is if it were white, it would be too easy to make the walls dirty. I don't think white walls are a good option. But if it's really gray, like it's in the middle of white and black, that would result in a very dull living. I would say that somewhere directly in the middle of gray and white would be the optimal color for walls.
I think it would be easier to describe what I would not change in my flat, but let me give you a brief rundown. The first thing is that the layout of the apartment is completely ridiculous. There's one room, which is like incredibly thin, and then one room, which is completely massive. The kitchen actually has a window into the bedroom. A window into the bedroom. You heard that correctly. When we are cooking, all of the smell of the kitchen goes directly into the bedroom for the next three or four hours. So while you are sleeping, you are having dreams of cows and steak, and it's ridiculous. I would say that definitely the layout would be the first thing to change, and then the second thing would be to just renovate everything completely. Tear down the paint on the walls, put down new floor tile, something to just freshen it up because it's ridiculous. It's a terrible apartment.
What do you dislike about your flat?
So as I've already mentioned, several different things. The most uncomfortable feature of the apartment is the layout. The layout has been, I think, created by Satan himself personally. I think he decided where to put each room in the apartment because there is no way that this could be logistically comfortable for anyone. There's this concept. I think it's like Chinese. It's called Feng Shui. It's about the energy of the apartment moving through all of the rooms and through all of the walls. I think that the person who is actually planning this apartment specifically tried to do the opposite of Feng Shui. They tried their best to make the energy as uncomfortable as possible. So that's my most disliked part of this apartment. It's the fact that every part of the apartment feels out of place. It's really not a good apartment at all.
What color would you never use in your home?
I would say that the worst color to use in your house is probably red because I feel like red is a very aggressive color. Red creates a lot of emotion. Maybe it's good color for the bedroom, just in case. But in most situations, I feel like red is too nagging of a color. It really catches your eye and it makes you focus on it. I would say the best colors are neutral colors and colors that allow you to forget about them. Allow you to just not see them. I think those are the best colors.
What color would you choose to paint the walls of your room?
If I actually had a choice for myself, I would say some color of gray, like almost white, almost gray, one color that is directly between them. The reason is if it were white, it would be too easy to make the walls dirty. I don't think white walls are a good option. But if it's really gray, like it's in the middle of white and black, that would result in a very dull living. I would say that somewhere directly in the middle of gray and white would be the optimal color for walls.
Alex F (IELTS 9)
24 Dec, 12:53
Can you describe the place where you live?
Currently, I'm living in an apartment and it has been very difficult because we moved here relatively recently. We moved here about like two months ago and this apartment has become a nightmare. There are insects in certain places, cockroaches. The walls are like peeling, you know, the paint on the walls is peeling and there is like dirt showing up in places even after you clean and it's been a disaster. It's probably one of the worst apartments I've ever lived in.
What kind of housing accommodation do you live in?
So as I said, I live in an apartment, but actually, in the past, I used to live in a house which was significantly more comfortable. We had some, you know, kind of arrangements, and because of that, I had to move away from that house, and now I live in this apartment. I've also lived in other apartments before, so I'm, you know, pretty knowledgeable in apartments and houses and all that kind of stuff, and I can tell you that, you know, there's definitely better options than what I have now.
What do you like about your flat?
I would say the only good thing about my flat is there is one room, which I'm actually sitting in right now, which is really comfortable. There's one room with a wide open space. There is a big cabinet where I keep all of my belongings, and that's about the only good thing that is, you know, relevant to this apartment. Everything else I would say counts as a negative.
What room does your family spend most of the time in?
I would say we spend most of the time in the kitchen. We spend quite a lot of time cooking either together or separately. Recently I've gotten into steak and I am a big fan of making steaks. I'm actually quite good at it as well. I'd say I'm pretty versed in, you know, cooking meat. So, you know, we've been spending a lot of time in the kitchen to, you know, fulfill our dietary needs.
What can you see from the windows where you live?
I think our windows actually overlook the inner garden. It's not really a garden. It's more of like a driveway, right? So, it's an inner driveway into the inside of the apartment block. So, it's like an L-shaped apartment, and we have a driveway going through the middle of our apartment. It goes actually under the building. There's like an archway, and our apartment directly overlooks the archway, which I guess is a pretty cool piece of architecture, but actually, it's quite ridiculous. I don't like looking at cars all day, especially because they are not beautiful cars.
Do you prefer living in a house or a flat?
Both houses and flats have, you know, drawbacks and benefits. I would say that living in an apartment is significantly easier, especially if you find yourself a good apartment that has all of the appropriate accommodations, all of the necessary amenities. And if you have an apartment like that, you could easily enjoy a comfortable living. Whereas with a house, you really have to put some elbow grease into it. You have to put some grit into ensuring that your life is comfortable. Houses require a lot more maintenance and I think that houses, you know, they have like electricity cutouts more often.
Currently, I'm living in an apartment and it has been very difficult because we moved here relatively recently. We moved here about like two months ago and this apartment has become a nightmare. There are insects in certain places, cockroaches. The walls are like peeling, you know, the paint on the walls is peeling and there is like dirt showing up in places even after you clean and it's been a disaster. It's probably one of the worst apartments I've ever lived in.
What kind of housing accommodation do you live in?
So as I said, I live in an apartment, but actually, in the past, I used to live in a house which was significantly more comfortable. We had some, you know, kind of arrangements, and because of that, I had to move away from that house, and now I live in this apartment. I've also lived in other apartments before, so I'm, you know, pretty knowledgeable in apartments and houses and all that kind of stuff, and I can tell you that, you know, there's definitely better options than what I have now.
What do you like about your flat?
I would say the only good thing about my flat is there is one room, which I'm actually sitting in right now, which is really comfortable. There's one room with a wide open space. There is a big cabinet where I keep all of my belongings, and that's about the only good thing that is, you know, relevant to this apartment. Everything else I would say counts as a negative.
What room does your family spend most of the time in?
I would say we spend most of the time in the kitchen. We spend quite a lot of time cooking either together or separately. Recently I've gotten into steak and I am a big fan of making steaks. I'm actually quite good at it as well. I'd say I'm pretty versed in, you know, cooking meat. So, you know, we've been spending a lot of time in the kitchen to, you know, fulfill our dietary needs.
What can you see from the windows where you live?
I think our windows actually overlook the inner garden. It's not really a garden. It's more of like a driveway, right? So, it's an inner driveway into the inside of the apartment block. So, it's like an L-shaped apartment, and we have a driveway going through the middle of our apartment. It goes actually under the building. There's like an archway, and our apartment directly overlooks the archway, which I guess is a pretty cool piece of architecture, but actually, it's quite ridiculous. I don't like looking at cars all day, especially because they are not beautiful cars.
Do you prefer living in a house or a flat?
Both houses and flats have, you know, drawbacks and benefits. I would say that living in an apartment is significantly easier, especially if you find yourself a good apartment that has all of the appropriate accommodations, all of the necessary amenities. And if you have an apartment like that, you could easily enjoy a comfortable living. Whereas with a house, you really have to put some elbow grease into it. You have to put some grit into ensuring that your life is comfortable. Houses require a lot more maintenance and I think that houses, you know, they have like electricity cutouts more often.
Alex F (IELTS 9)
24 Dec, 12:33
Do you want me to send a topic from the book to the channel today? π§
Alex F (IELTS 9)
16 Nov, 14:16
Jakhongir IELTS BAND 9.0 holder is sharing:
β a roadmap from 4/5 to 7/8
β a Reading lesson for the those struggling with Reading
β a Listening lesson for the most challenging types of questions
Plus, Jakhongir is organizing 2 extremely insightful lessons on 24th and 27th November
During the live lessons you will learn the only effective ways to deal with Matching Headings and MCQs in Listening
To join press the link below:
JAKHONGIR BAND 9.0
JAKHONGIR BAND 9.0
JAKHONGIR BAND 9.0
β a roadmap from 4/5 to 7/8
β a Reading lesson for the those struggling with Reading
β a Listening lesson for the most challenging types of questions
Plus, Jakhongir is organizing 2 extremely insightful lessons on 24th and 27th November
During the live lessons you will learn the only effective ways to deal with Matching Headings and MCQs in Listening
To join press the link below:
JAKHONGIR BAND 9.0
JAKHONGIR BAND 9.0
JAKHONGIR BAND 9.0
Alex F (IELTS 9)
16 Nov, 12:16
If any of you have gotten advertisements for 'Temu' and you were considering using it, then take a look at this pictureπ
(Temu is like the Chinese UzumMarket)
The woman ordered a furniture set that had a discount...
(Temu is like the Chinese UzumMarket)
The woman ordered a furniture set that had a discount...
Alex F (IELTS 9)
16 Nov, 07:20
Essential Tips for IELTS Writing π€«
Analyze the Question
Understand what the task is asking. Identify keywords and decide if you need to:
β’ Agree/disagree,
β’ Discuss both views, or
β’ Give reasons and solutions.
For example, if asked βIs it better to work from home or at an office?β, donβt just list pointsβanswer clearly, supporting your view.
Practice these steps, and youβll write confidently under time pressure.
@AlexNativeIELTS
Analyze the Question
Understand what the task is asking. Identify keywords and decide if you need to:
β’ Agree/disagree,
β’ Discuss both views, or
β’ Give reasons and solutions.
For example, if asked βIs it better to work from home or at an office?β, donβt just list pointsβanswer clearly, supporting your view.
Practice these steps, and youβll write confidently under time pressure.
@AlexNativeIELTS
Alex F (IELTS 9)
16 Nov, 05:38
Every time I cheer for a team or a player or a fighter, they are always the ones to lose...
I wonder what that means
I wonder what that means
Alex F (IELTS 9)
16 Nov, 05:28
Imagine being retired, more than 2 times older than your opponent, and yet 86% of people vote that you're gonna win lol
Alex F (IELTS 9)
15 Nov, 12:40
Grammar Tip π₯
The passive voice shifts focus from the subject to the action or result, which can make your writing sound more formal and unbiasedβan asset in IELTS essays.
Example:
Basic: People developed new technologies to reduce emissions.
Advanced: New technologies were developed to reduce emissions.
Why This Helps:
The passive voice demonstrates an ability to emphasize results or outcomes over agents, making your writing appear more objective and formal.
UZBEK TRANSLATIONπ
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The passive voice shifts focus from the subject to the action or result, which can make your writing sound more formal and unbiasedβan asset in IELTS essays.
Example:
Basic: People developed new technologies to reduce emissions.
Advanced: New technologies were developed to reduce emissions.
Why This Helps:
The passive voice demonstrates an ability to emphasize results or outcomes over agents, making your writing appear more objective and formal.
UZBEK TRANSLATION
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Alex F (IELTS 9)
15 Nov, 07:33
BAND 9 VOCAB FOR Introducing Points π€ 2οΈβ£
β’ Firstly, let us take a look at β¦ / To start with, β¦
β’ First of all, it is worth considering β¦
β’ Secondly, β¦ Thirdly, β¦
β’ Furthermore, β¦ / In addition, β¦ / What is more, β¦ / On top of that, β¦
β’ Another point worth noting is β¦ / Another factor to consider is β¦
β’ Lastly, β¦ / Finally, β¦ / Last but not least, β¦
Use these phrases to structure your essay points clearly and effectively π«‘
β’ Firstly, let us take a look at β¦ / To start with, β¦
β’ First of all, it is worth considering β¦
β’ Secondly, β¦ Thirdly, β¦
β’ Furthermore, β¦ / In addition, β¦ / What is more, β¦ / On top of that, β¦
β’ Another point worth noting is β¦ / Another factor to consider is β¦
β’ Lastly, β¦ / Finally, β¦ / Last but not least, β¦
Alex F (IELTS 9)
14 Nov, 10:48
Grammar Tip π₯
Conditional sentences (using if, unless, provided that) add depth to your ideas by showing possible outcomes. This structure is effective for discussing consequences or hypothetical situations in a more sophisticated way
Example:
Basic: If people exercise regularly, they will stay healthy.
Advanced: Provided that individuals engage in regular exercise, long-term health benefits are likely.
Why This Helps
Using conditional clauses shows you can think critically about possibilities, which enriches your writing and demonstrates complex sentence skills
UZBEK TRANSLATIONπ
@AlexNativeIELTS
Conditional sentences (using if, unless, provided that) add depth to your ideas by showing possible outcomes. This structure is effective for discussing consequences or hypothetical situations in a more sophisticated way
Example:
Basic: If people exercise regularly, they will stay healthy.
Advanced: Provided that individuals engage in regular exercise, long-term health benefits are likely.
Why This Helps
Using conditional clauses shows you can think critically about possibilities, which enriches your writing and demonstrates complex sentence skills
UZBEK TRANSLATION
@AlexNativeIELTS
Alex F (IELTS 9)
14 Nov, 07:44
Writing Opening Phrases π
β’ It is often said that β¦ / Many people claim that β¦
β’ In this day and age β¦ / Nowadays β¦ / These days β¦
β’ We live in an age when many of us are β¦
β’ It goes without saying that β¦ is one of the most important issues facing us today.
β’ NEVER USE THIS ONE:
The following essay takes a look at both sides of the argument.
Use these phrases to make your essay introductions more engaging and formal
β’ It is often said that β¦ / Many people claim that β¦
β’ In this day and age β¦ / Nowadays β¦ / These days β¦
β’ We live in an age when many of us are β¦
β’ It goes without saying that β¦ is one of the most important issues facing us today.
β’ NEVER USE THIS ONE:
The following essay takes a look at both sides of the argument.
Alex F (IELTS 9)
13 Nov, 18:15
If I'm in a taxi and my driver is watching YouTube shorts/ reels, I will pay him 1,000 less for each one that he watches.
Alex F (IELTS 9)
13 Nov, 15:06
π³ βοΈ
Happy winter guys
First snow in Tashkent...
Send a picture or a video of the snow, if its snowing near you π
Happy winter guys
First snow in Tashkent...
Send a picture or a video of the snow, if its snowing near you π
Alex F (IELTS 9)
13 Nov, 12:52
"Kiss the Earth that birthed you
Gave you tools just to stay alive"
- Frank ocean
Gave you tools just to stay alive"
- Frank ocean
Alex F (IELTS 9)
13 Nov, 10:24
Grammar Tip π₯
Nominalizationβturning verbs into nounsβcan make your writing sound more formal and concise. It emphasizes ideas over actions, perfect for academic tone.
Example:
Basic: The government created a new policy to reduce pollution.
Advanced: The governmentβs creation of a new policy is aimed at pollution reduction.
Why This Helps:
Nominalization makes your writing more formal and objective, which is valued in IELTS.
Uzbek Translation
@AlexNativeIELTS
Nominalizationβturning verbs into nounsβcan make your writing sound more formal and concise. It emphasizes ideas over actions, perfect for academic tone.
Example:
Basic: The government created a new policy to reduce pollution.
Advanced: The governmentβs creation of a new policy is aimed at pollution reduction.
Why This Helps:
Nominalization makes your writing more formal and objective, which is valued in IELTS.
Uzbek Translation
@AlexNativeIELTS
Alex F (IELTS 9)
13 Nov, 06:26
BAND 9 EMOTIONS VOCABULARY π€ 2οΈβ£
1. Exasperated
β’ Meaning: Extremely annoyed or irritated, often due to repeated issues.
β’ Example: βShe felt exasperated by the endless delays in the project.β
2. Elated
β’ Meaning: Overjoyed; feeling intense happiness or excitement.
β’ Example: βHe was elated to receive an offer from his dream university.β
3. Despondent
β’ Meaning: Feeling deep hopelessness, especially after disappointment.
β’ Example: βShe was despondent after failing the test despite her hard work.β
4. Apprehensive
β’ Meaning: Feeling anxious or fearful about something that might happen.
β’ Example: βHe felt apprehensive about the upcoming presentation.β
5. Overwhelmed
β’ Meaning: Feeling an intense amount of stress or emotional overload.
β’ Example: βShe was overwhelmed by the amount of work she had to complete before the deadline.β
Start using these words in sentences to add depth and precision to your language and sound ACADEMIC PRO MAX GUYS
1. Exasperated
β’ Meaning: Extremely annoyed or irritated, often due to repeated issues.
β’ Example: βShe felt exasperated by the endless delays in the project.β
2. Elated
β’ Meaning: Overjoyed; feeling intense happiness or excitement.
β’ Example: βHe was elated to receive an offer from his dream university.β
3. Despondent
β’ Meaning: Feeling deep hopelessness, especially after disappointment.
β’ Example: βShe was despondent after failing the test despite her hard work.β
4. Apprehensive
β’ Meaning: Feeling anxious or fearful about something that might happen.
β’ Example: βHe felt apprehensive about the upcoming presentation.β
5. Overwhelmed
β’ Meaning: Feeling an intense amount of stress or emotional overload.
β’ Example: βShe was overwhelmed by the amount of work she had to complete before the deadline.β
Alex F (IELTS 9)
12 Nov, 12:24
Grammar Tip π₯
To make your sentences accurate, ensure the subject and verb agree (match in number):
β’ Singular Subject = Singular Verb
Example: βThe chart shows an increase in temperature.β
Here, βchartβ is singular, so the verb is also singular (βshowsβ).
β’ Plural Subject = Plural Verb
Example: βThe graphs illustrate trends over several years.β
βGraphsβ is plural, so the verb must be plural (βillustrateβ).
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To make your sentences accurate, ensure the subject and verb agree (match in number):
β’ Singular Subject = Singular Verb
Example: βThe chart shows an increase in temperature.β
Here, βchartβ is singular, so the verb is also singular (βshowsβ).
β’ Plural Subject = Plural Verb
Example: βThe graphs illustrate trends over several years.β
βGraphsβ is plural, so the verb must be plural (βillustrateβ).
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Alex F (IELTS 9)
12 Nov, 09:05
BASIC VS ADVANCED βοΈ
Iβm sure < Iβm certain
Itβs rude < Itβs disrespectful
Itβs fair < Itβs reasonable
Itβs unfair < Itβs unjust
Iβm lucky < Iβm fortunate
Itβs clear < Itβs obvious
Itβs risky < Itβs perilous
Iβm careful < Iβm cautious
Itβs bright < Itβs radiant
Itβs dark < Itβs gloomy
You will definitely sound more Academic Pro Max if you use them π
Iβm sure < Iβm certain
Itβs rude < Itβs disrespectful
Itβs fair < Itβs reasonable
Itβs unfair < Itβs unjust
Iβm lucky < Iβm fortunate
Itβs clear < Itβs obvious
Itβs risky < Itβs perilous
Iβm careful < Iβm cautious
Itβs bright < Itβs radiant
Itβs dark < Itβs gloomy
Alex F (IELTS 9)
12 Nov, 05:06
Quick Vocabulary Tip βοΈ
When describing trends in IELTS Writing Task 1, use this vocabulary to show change:
β’ Increase significantly β for a big rise
β’ Remain stable β for no change
β’ Fluctuate β for ups and downs
Example: The number of students increased significantly over the past decade.
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When describing trends in IELTS Writing Task 1, use this vocabulary to show change:
β’ Increase significantly β for a big rise
β’ Remain stable β for no change
β’ Fluctuate β for ups and downs
Example: The number of students increased significantly over the past decade.
@AlexNativeIELTS
Alex F (IELTS 9)
11 Nov, 15:01
Guys look, I was the first to put youtube shorts on my channel!!!
Sorry for the pun π
Alex F (IELTS 9)
11 Nov, 15:00
π€© Salom Aleikum Mr. Telegram
Soon there will be amazing reels/youtube shorts in this channel. Even if you have 100mb data, you will be able to watch them π
Soon there will be amazing reels/youtube shorts in this channel. Even if you have 100mb data, you will be able to watch them π
Alex F (IELTS 9)
11 Nov, 14:59
Optimized Videos in Channels. In large channels, Telegram optimizes videos when they are posted β offering subscribers multiple quality settings for the video.
This allows channel owners to post videos in better quality β without impacting subscribers on weaker connections.
This allows channel owners to post videos in better quality β without impacting subscribers on weaker connections.
Alex F (IELTS 9)
11 Nov, 11:42
SPORT VOCAB!!! π₯
1. Endurance β The ability to sustain physical or mental effort over time, essential for sports like running or swimming.
2. Teamwork β Collaborative effort among team members to achieve a common goal, crucial in sports like soccer or basketball.
3. Agility β The ability to move quickly and easily, often with precise control, important in sports like gymnastics and tennis.
4. Coach β A person who trains and guides athletes or teams, helping them improve skills and develop strategies.
5. Victory β Success in a competition or match, achieved by surpassing an opponent or reaching a set goal.
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1. Endurance β The ability to sustain physical or mental effort over time, essential for sports like running or swimming.
2. Teamwork β Collaborative effort among team members to achieve a common goal, crucial in sports like soccer or basketball.
3. Agility β The ability to move quickly and easily, often with precise control, important in sports like gymnastics and tennis.
4. Coach β A person who trains and guides athletes or teams, helping them improve skills and develop strategies.
5. Victory β Success in a competition or match, achieved by surpassing an opponent or reaching a set goal.
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Alex F (IELTS 9)
11 Nov, 08:52
BAND 9 VOCABULARY FOR YOUR WRITING π€ 2οΈβ£
1. Despite this
Use this phrase to introduce a contrasting point or exception after making a statement. It shows that the next idea will differ from what was just mentioned.
Example:
βOnline courses offer flexibility and convenience. Despite this, some students find it hard to stay disciplined without in-person classes.β
2. As a result
This is useful for explaining a direct outcome or consequence of a previous action or event. It creates a smooth transition to a cause-and-effect relationship.
Example:
βThe government increased funding for renewable energy projects. As a result, the countryβs carbon emissions began to decrease.β
3. On the other hand
This phrase is perfect for showing a different perspective or viewpoint in comparison to the previous statement.
Example:
βUrban areas offer better job opportunities and amenities. On the other hand, rural areas provide a more peaceful lifestyle.β
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1. Despite this
Use this phrase to introduce a contrasting point or exception after making a statement. It shows that the next idea will differ from what was just mentioned.
Example:
βOnline courses offer flexibility and convenience. Despite this, some students find it hard to stay disciplined without in-person classes.β
2. As a result
This is useful for explaining a direct outcome or consequence of a previous action or event. It creates a smooth transition to a cause-and-effect relationship.
Example:
βThe government increased funding for renewable energy projects. As a result, the countryβs carbon emissions began to decrease.β
3. On the other hand
This phrase is perfect for showing a different perspective or viewpoint in comparison to the previous statement.
Example:
βUrban areas offer better job opportunities and amenities. On the other hand, rural areas provide a more peaceful lifestyle.β
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Alex F (IELTS 9)
10 Nov, 11:15
24 Hours Before Your IELTS Exam π
1. Get Plenty of Rest
β’ Prioritize sleep tonight. A rested mind performs better! Aim for at least 7-8 hours, and set an alarm so you wake up refreshed and ready.
2. Light Review Only
β’ Skim through any vocabulary lists or key phrases, especially for Writing and Speaking. Avoid any intense study sessions; focus on staying calm and confident.
3. Pack Your Essentials
β’ Get your ID, pencils, eraser, water bottle (clear, no label), and any required documents ready. Prepare everything tonight to avoid last-minute stress in the morning.
AND REMEMBER YOU WAS PREPARING FOR THIS
1. Get Plenty of Rest
β’ Prioritize sleep tonight. A rested mind performs better! Aim for at least 7-8 hours, and set an alarm so you wake up refreshed and ready.
2. Light Review Only
β’ Skim through any vocabulary lists or key phrases, especially for Writing and Speaking. Avoid any intense study sessions; focus on staying calm and confident.
3. Pack Your Essentials
β’ Get your ID, pencils, eraser, water bottle (clear, no label), and any required documents ready. Prepare everything tonight to avoid last-minute stress in the morning.
AND REMEMBER YOU WAS PREPARING FOR THIS
Alex F (IELTS 9)
10 Nov, 08:40
FASHION VOCAB!!! π
1. Attire β Clothing, especially formal or elegant clothing worn for special occasions.
2. Trendy β Stylish or fashionable; currently popular and in demand.
3. Accessories β Items like jewelry, belts, or scarves used to complement or enhance an outfit.
4. Runway β A platform or stage where models walk to showcase new fashion designs.
5. Designer β A person who creates original ideas for clothing, accessories, or footwear, often setting trends in the fashion industry.
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1. Attire β Clothing, especially formal or elegant clothing worn for special occasions.
2. Trendy β Stylish or fashionable; currently popular and in demand.
3. Accessories β Items like jewelry, belts, or scarves used to complement or enhance an outfit.
4. Runway β A platform or stage where models walk to showcase new fashion designs.
5. Designer β A person who creates original ideas for clothing, accessories, or footwear, often setting trends in the fashion industry.
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Alex F (IELTS 9)
10 Nov, 05:30
SIMPLE ENGLISH VS ADVANCED ENGLISH π
β’ But < However
β’ And < In addition
β’ Also < Moreover
β’ So < Therefore
β’ Anyway < Nevertheless
β’ Angry < Furious
Use them and you will sound more ACADEMIC PRO MAX π
β’ But < However
β’ And < In addition
β’ Also < Moreover
β’ So < Therefore
β’ Anyway < Nevertheless
β’ Angry < Furious
Use them and you will sound more ACADEMIC PRO MAX π
Alex F (IELTS 9)
09 Nov, 13:49
STOP REPEATING AGREE βοΈ
β’ I agree = Absolutely
β’ I agree = Exactly
β’ I agree = I feel the same
β’ I agree = Thatβs so true
β’ I agree = Thatβs right
β’ I agree = Youβre absolutely right
β’ I agree = Thatβs exactly how I feel
β’ I agree = No doubt about it
β’ I agree = I could not agree with you more
β’ I agree = Youβve hit the nail on the head
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β’ I agree = Absolutely
β’ I agree = Exactly
β’ I agree = I feel the same
β’ I agree = Thatβs so true
β’ I agree = Thatβs right
β’ I agree = Youβre absolutely right
β’ I agree = Thatβs exactly how I feel
β’ I agree = No doubt about it
β’ I agree = I could not agree with you more
β’ I agree = Youβve hit the nail on the head
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Alex F (IELTS 9)
09 Nov, 10:03
BAND 9 VOCABULARY FOR YOUR WRITING π€ 2οΈβ£
1. Moreover β Adds further support to an idea or argument.
β’ Example: Moreover, this approach has proven effective in numerous studies.
2. Furthermore β Used to emphasize additional points that reinforce an argument.
β’ Example: Furthermore, implementing this policy could lead to greater economic stability.
3. Indeed β Strengthens the previous statement, emphasizing its truth or importance.
β’ Example: Indeed, many experts agree that these changes are necessary.
These words help reinforce your ideas, making your arguments more compelling and cohesive.
1. Moreover β Adds further support to an idea or argument.
β’ Example: Moreover, this approach has proven effective in numerous studies.
2. Furthermore β Used to emphasize additional points that reinforce an argument.
β’ Example: Furthermore, implementing this policy could lead to greater economic stability.
3. Indeed β Strengthens the previous statement, emphasizing its truth or importance.
β’ Example: Indeed, many experts agree that these changes are necessary.
Alex F (IELTS 9)
05 Nov, 18:28
LESSON 1
β Speaking Part 1
βοΈ Answer structure
βοΈ Important rules for speaking
10 ta joy qoldi faqat π¨
qo'shilish uchun: @IELTS9Alex β¬ οΈ
β Speaking Part 1
βοΈ Answer structure
βοΈ Important rules for speaking
10 ta joy qoldi faqat π¨
qo'shilish uchun: @IELTS9Alex β¬ οΈ
Alex F (IELTS 9)
05 Nov, 18:20
10 ta joy qoldi faqat β
qo'shilish uchun @Ielts9alex
Alex F (IELTS 9)
05 Nov, 17:29
I can send the recording of the first lesson in the chat, but only if you ask nicely...
Alex F (IELTS 9)
05 Nov, 16:58
First lesson in the course went really well
Do you guys want to see the lesson?
Do you guys want to see the lesson?
Alex F (IELTS 9)
05 Nov, 14:11
50 Minut qoldi kursga qabul tugashiga!!!
SUPER INTENSIVE Kursga qo'shilish uchun: @IELTS9Alex
SUPER INTENSIVE Kursga qo'shilish uchun: @IELTS9Alex
Alex F (IELTS 9)
05 Nov, 12:37
2 hours until the first lesson in the SUPER INTENSIVE FULL COURSE
Kursga qo'shilish uchun: @IELTS9Alex
Kursga qo'shilish uchun: @IELTS9Alex
Alex F (IELTS 9)
05 Nov, 10:43
COOKING VOCAB!!! π½
1. Ingredients β ingredientlar
2. Recipe β retsept
3. Flavor β taβm
4. Marinate β marinadlash
5. Bake β pishirish (duxovkada)
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1. Ingredients β ingredientlar
2. Recipe β retsept
3. Flavor β taβm
4. Marinate β marinadlash
5. Bake β pishirish (duxovkada)
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Alex F (IELTS 9)
05 Nov, 08:27
Iβm taken from a mine and shut up in a wooden case,
from which Iβm never released, yet I am used by almost every person.
What am I?
β ANSWER THE RIDDLEπ
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from which Iβm never released, yet I am used by almost every person.
What am I?
@AlexNativeIELTS
Alex F (IELTS 9)
05 Nov, 05:03
πΊπΈ AMERICAN ENGLISH VS BRITISH ENGLISH π¬π§
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If you liked this post leave a reaction π
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Alex F (IELTS 9)
04 Nov, 17:22
Elbek Akbarovich
βοΈ Good structure - it depends
βοΈ If youre come from? (Grammar)
βοΈ Rural area good
βοΈ You just take it easy good
βοΈ Keep your standards lower
βοΈ Increase in the number of population
βοΈ Space is going to increase? or like space travel?
βοΈ Be a more comfortable?
Alex F (IELTS 9)
04 Nov, 17:15
Abdurahmonova
β
That really the question (is the question)
β
Really pronun
β
Both pronun
β
Doctors are responsible for the patient's condition good
β
Solid answer π
β
We can make them alive till the doctors arrive good but grammar
Alex F (IELTS 9)
04 Nov, 17:08
Sardor
βοΈ Well versed pronun
βοΈ Great answer
βοΈ Football can be one of those sports (lol football isnt really that dangerous)
βοΈ But then again good
βοΈ Work on intonation a bit more?
βοΈ Some people try to go for football?
βοΈ Taking on challenges good
Alex F (IELTS 9)
04 Nov, 17:01
All 60 lessons are recorded, and the group will never be deleted β
Kursga qo'shilish uchun: @IELTS9Alex
Kursga qo'shilish uchun: @IELTS9Alex
Alex F (IELTS 9)
04 Nov, 16:59
Kurs foydasi
Narxi: 300.000
Kursga qo'shilish uchun: @IELTS9Alex
Ertaga birinchi dars βΌοΈ
Alex F (IELTS 9)
31 Oct, 17:00
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Alex F (IELTS 9)
31 Oct, 16:01
Guys, check out the writing lesson from my good friend Shokhrukhbek Olimov π
Its going to be amazing, and certainly worth your time :)
GO GO GO
Its going to be amazing, and certainly worth your time :)
GO GO GO
Alex F (IELTS 9)
31 Oct, 16:00
Bu mening WRITINGdan 7.0 olgan oβquvchilarim.
βοΈUlarni bir narsa bogβlab turadi - men oβrgatkan eng muhim texnikalardan birini imtixonlarida qoβllashgan.
Aynan shu texnika boβyicha
men, Shoxruxbek Olimov, Oβzbekistonda hali hech kim qilmagan kinodarslik tayyorladim.
πDars oβchib ketmasidan koβrishga ulgurib qoling.
WRITING DARS
WRITING DARS
βοΈUlarni bir narsa bogβlab turadi - men oβrgatkan eng muhim texnikalardan birini imtixonlarida qoβllashgan.
Aynan shu texnika boβyicha
men, Shoxruxbek Olimov, Oβzbekistonda hali hech kim qilmagan kinodarslik tayyorladim.
πDars oβchib ketmasidan koβrishga ulgurib qoling.
WRITING DARS
WRITING DARS
Alex F (IELTS 9)
31 Oct, 15:49
#SPEAKING
Laughter
Read the Transcript + vocab here
@AlexNativeIELTS
Laughter
Read the Transcript + vocab here
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Alex F (IELTS 9)
31 Oct, 15:43
Ha, mayli, Ill upload 1 speaking sample now, and 1 later for you guys
Alex F (IELTS 9)
31 Oct, 14:30
Bugun 20:30 da #Free #Writing #Lesson
Bugun 20:30 da Table and Mixed Task 2 (November exam prediction) boβyicha 8.5 lik eng krutoy texnikalarimni oβrgataman.
Alex F (IELTS 9)
31 Oct, 09:27
TECHNOLOGY VOCAB!!! π±
1. Artificial Intelligence β sunβiy intellekt
2. Automation β avtomatlashtirish
3. Algorithm β algoritm
4. Data β maβlumot
5. Innovation β yangilik
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1. Artificial Intelligence β sunβiy intellekt
2. Automation β avtomatlashtirish
3. Algorithm β algoritm
4. Data β maβlumot
5. Innovation β yangilik
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Alex F (IELTS 9)
31 Oct, 07:18
Rich people want it
If you eat it you will die
Answers in comments
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Alex F (IELTS 9)
30 Oct, 15:09
Can we get at least 200 β‘οΈ reactions? Im doing ANOTHER Lesson for free!
Alex F (IELTS 9)
30 Oct, 15:04
If you stay until the end of the lesson, I will send a gift π
Its a PDF File with a part of the NEW BOOK
Its a PDF File with a part of the NEW BOOK
Alex F (IELTS 9)
30 Oct, 13:05
LEAVE A β‘οΈ REACTION ON THIS POST NOW
Topic: WRITING TASK 1
π Writing 1 Ballga oshirish
π Band 8+ Lugβat
π Writing Struktura
LESSON AFTER 2.5 HOURS (START AT 20:30)
Alex F (IELTS 9)
30 Oct, 08:33
πEMERGENCY VOCAB!!!π
1. Evacuation β evakuatsiya
2. Rescue β qutqarish
3. First aid β birinchi yordam
4. Alert β ogohlantirish
5. Crisis β inqiroz
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1. Evacuation β evakuatsiya
2. Rescue β qutqarish
3. First aid β birinchi yordam
4. Alert β ogohlantirish
5. Crisis β inqiroz
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Alex F (IELTS 9)
29 Oct, 18:09
Thank you guys for joining today's lesson!
Tomorrow we will have a lesson about WRITING TASK 1 at 20:00
Tomorrow we will have a lesson about WRITING TASK 1 at 20:00
Alex F (IELTS 9)
29 Oct, 18:09
SPEAKING PART 2 MASTERCLASS
π Master planning
π Idea generation
π Band 9 collocations
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π Master planning
π Idea generation
π Band 9 collocations
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Alex F (IELTS 9)
29 Oct, 16:03
If you want to join, message: @IELTS9Alex
Course Start: 5th November
Narxi: 300,000
Click to read more about the course
Course Start: 5th November
Narxi: 300,000
Click to read more about the course
Alex F (IELTS 9)
29 Oct, 16:03
Alex F (IELTS 9)
29 Oct, 16:02
Alex F (IELTS 9)
29 Oct, 16:01
At 8PM - Speaking/ Writing
At 9PM - Listening/ Reading
EVERY SINGLE DAY!!!!
Alex F (IELTS 9)
29 Oct, 16:01
Alex F (IELTS 9)
27 Oct, 13:10
ARE YOU A MORNING PERSON OR A NIGHT PERSON?
π - NIGHT PERSON
π€£ - MORNING PERSON
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π - NIGHT PERSON
π€£ - MORNING PERSON
@AlexNativeIELTS
Alex F (IELTS 9)
27 Oct, 09:52
WEEKEND VOCAB!!! π
1. Leisure β dam olish
2. Recreation β hordiq
3. Getaway β sayohat
4. Hobby β mashgβulot
5. Unwind β xotirjam boβlish
200 π reactions and battle will start
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1. Leisure β dam olish
2. Recreation β hordiq
3. Getaway β sayohat
4. Hobby β mashgβulot
5. Unwind β xotirjam boβlish
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Alex F (IELTS 9)
27 Oct, 05:39
Pain is weakness leaving the body
-Lyle Jeremy Rubin
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-Lyle Jeremy Rubin
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Alex F (IELTS 9)
26 Oct, 19:43
Guys, if you go in the comments and press the ball β½οΈ you will be able to see if Madrid scored a goal or it was offside π
Alex F (IELTS 9)
26 Oct, 17:58
Real or Barca?
Leave a comment to support your team π
Whoever has more comments wins
Leave a comment to support your team π
Whoever has more comments wins
Alex F (IELTS 9)
26 Oct, 14:12
SUPER INTENSIVE Course
βοΈ All important information + audio explanation
Questions about the course? Message @IELTS9Alex
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@Abdiev_Shahzod
Questions about the course? Message @IELTS9Alex
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Alex F (IELTS 9)
26 Oct, 10:50
Chatgpt speaking sample
Write down 5 good vocab words you heard in the sample π
Write down 5 good vocab words you heard in the sample π
Alex F (IELTS 9)
26 Oct, 09:46
BATTLE VOCAB!!! π€Ί
1. Conflict β mojarΠΎ
2. Strategy β strategiya
3. Ally β ittifoqchi
4. Siege β qamal
5. Victory β gβalaba
200 π reactions and battle will start
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1. Conflict β mojarΠΎ
2. Strategy β strategiya
3. Ally β ittifoqchi
4. Siege β qamal
5. Victory β gβalaba
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Alex F (IELTS 9)
26 Oct, 08:05
Response from ChatGPT π
500 π REACTIONS AND I WILL MAKE CHATGPT AND YANDEXGPT BATTLE
Alex F (IELTS 9)
26 Oct, 05:35
Now we have YandexGPT, some people say that it works exactly like ChatGPT but I donβt think so
Price of the subscription to YandexGPT will be affected by the weather πππ
WHAT DO YOU PREFER?
π -CHATGPT
π - YANDEXGPT
WHAT DO YOU PREFER?
π -CHATGPT
π - YANDEXGPT
Alex F (IELTS 9)
25 Oct, 18:20
Now, keep in mind that from January - April of 2024, I averaged about 1 million views per month for all my posts.
From August - October (today), this channel got ~1.2 million views per month.
With this information in mind, how much do you think I have earned from the telegram platform?
From August - October (today), this channel got ~1.2 million views per month.
With this information in mind, how much do you think I have earned from the telegram platform?
Alex F (IELTS 9)
25 Oct, 18:11
Broadcast channels on Telegram generate 1 trillion views monthly. Currently, only 10% of these views are monetized with Telegram Ads β a promotion tool designed with privacy in mind.
In March, the Telegram Ad Platform will officially open to all advertisers in nearly a hundred new countries. Channel owners in these countries will start receiving 50% of any revenue that Telegram makes from displaying ads in their channels.
To ensure ad payments and withdrawals are fast and secure, we will exclusively use the TON blockchain. Similar to our approach with Telegram usernames on Fragment, we will sell ads and share revenue with channel owners in Toncoin. This will create a virtuous circle, in which content creators will be able to either cash out their Toncoins β or reinvest them in promoting and upgrading their channels
Alex F (IELTS 9)
25 Oct, 09:19
π₯οΈ OFFICE VOCAB!!! π¨οΈ
1. Workspace β ish joyi
2. Colleague β hamkasb
3. Deadline β muddat
4. Meeting β uchrashuv
5. Agenda β kun tartibi
Tell me if there are any mistakes in translation π
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1. Workspace β ish joyi
2. Colleague β hamkasb
3. Deadline β muddat
4. Meeting β uchrashuv
5. Agenda β kun tartibi
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Alex F (IELTS 9)
25 Oct, 04:08
Alex F (IELTS 9)
24 Oct, 17:41
Guys, I finally started going to the gym...
Do you want me to share some pics?
π§ - Yes, let's see
Do you want me to share some pics?
π§ - Yes, let's see
Alex F (IELTS 9)
24 Oct, 13:22
Alex F (IELTS 9)
24 Oct, 10:20
Midjorney is already replacing photoshop. Now to edit your photos you can use it and BOOM everything is TAYYOR
HAVE YOU EVER USED IT ?
π₯ - YES IT IS COOL
β‘οΈ- WILL TRY IT RIGHT NOW
@AlexNativeIELTS
HAVE YOU EVER USED IT ?
π₯ - YES IT IS COOL
β‘οΈ- WILL TRY IT RIGHT NOW
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Alex F (IELTS 9)
24 Oct, 07:38
π INTERNET VOCAB!!!
1. Bandwidth β oβtkazuvchanlik kengligi
2. Browser β brauzer
3. Firewall β xavfsizlik devori
4. Fiber-optic β optik tolali
5. Encryption β shifrlash
Tell me if there are any mistakes in translation π
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1. Bandwidth β oβtkazuvchanlik kengligi
2. Browser β brauzer
3. Firewall β xavfsizlik devori
4. Fiber-optic β optik tolali
5. Encryption β shifrlash
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Alex F (IELTS 9)
24 Oct, 04:25
My assistant told me that Uzbek parents say, βBiz pulni koβchadan supurib kelamiz-kuβ
Is that true? Tell me in the commentsπ
Is that true? Tell me in the comments
Alex F (IELTS 9)
23 Oct, 11:05
π’ UNIVERSITY VOCAB!!!
1. Campus β kampus
2. Curriculum β oβquv dasturi
3. Lecture β maβruza
4. Scholarship β stipendiya
5. Enrollment β qabul qilish
Tell me if there are any mistakes in translation π
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Make 5 sentences in the comments for 5 thousand So'ms
1. Campus β kampus
2. Curriculum β oβquv dasturi
3. Lecture β maβruza
4. Scholarship β stipendiya
5. Enrollment β qabul qilish
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Alex F (IELTS 9)
23 Oct, 08:24
Guys if your region is not included in the poll, write it down in comments π
Alex F (IELTS 9)
23 Oct, 06:22
WOULD YOU TRUST CHATGPT TO BE YOUR DOCTOR?
Give your opinion in comments π½
Alex F (IELTS 9)
22 Oct, 15:03
NATIVE SPEAKING COURSE π€©
The First lesson is in ONE HOUR
1 SOAT QOLDI
The First lesson is in ONE HOUR
1 SOAT QOLDI
Alex F (IELTS 9)
22 Oct, 14:33
Look, if you had one plov,
or one somsa
Would you eat it, or just let it slip
Yo, His palms are sweaty, knees weak, arms are heavy
There is achichuk juice on his sweater already
or one somsa
Would you eat it, or just let it slip
Yo, His palms are sweaty, knees weak, arms are heavy
There is achichuk juice on his sweater already
Alex F (IELTS 9)
22 Oct, 10:50
π CITY VOCAB!!!
1. Skyscraper β osmonoβpar bino (B2)
2. Infrastructure β infratuzilma (B2)
3. Metropolis β megapolis (C1)
4. Urbanization β urbanizatsiya (C1)
5. Suburb β shahar atrofidagi hudud
This one was made with chatgpt, so tell me if the translations are good or not π
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Make 5 sentences in the comments for 5 thousand So'msπ
1. Skyscraper β osmonoβpar bino (B2)
2. Infrastructure β infratuzilma (B2)
3. Metropolis β megapolis (C1)
4. Urbanization β urbanizatsiya (C1)
5. Suburb β shahar atrofidagi hudud
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Alex F (IELTS 9)
22 Oct, 02:29
So, I have been considering launching the course you guys asked me about...
I guess today I will announce some interesting details about this.
Stay tuned π₯
I guess today I will announce some interesting details about this.
Stay tuned π₯
Alex F (IELTS 9)
22 Oct, 01:24
Ideas from @Abdiev_Shahzod
Look and listen
Alex F (IELTS 9)
21 Oct, 16:29
π Do you want me to share a REALLY GOOD method to improve reading?
I will explain when this post gets 350 β‘οΈ reactions) Go go go
I will explain when this post gets 350 β‘οΈ reactions) Go go go
Alex F (IELTS 9)
21 Oct, 14:35
Tomorrow is the first lesson in the NATIVE Speaking Course π€©
If you wanted to get a mock test with me, make sure to register until tomorrow!
If you wanted to get a mock test with me, make sure to register until tomorrow!
Alex F (IELTS 9)
21 Oct, 12:37
#Tip
β CAN I ASK THE EXAMINER TO REPEAT A QUESTION?
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Alex F (IELTS 9)
21 Oct, 06:35
1. Screenplay β ssenariy (B2)
2. Cinematography β operatorlik sanβati (C1)
3. Blockbuster β blokbaster (B2)
4. Director β rejissyor (B1)
5. Sequel β davomi (B2)
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Alex F (IELTS 9)
20 Oct, 17:09
I wanted to launch a course with @Abdiev_Shahzod
(He is a fellow IELTS teacher, I taught him speaking)
Alex F (IELTS 9)
20 Oct, 15:40
You can now watch the full version of our podcast with Alex.
We talked about Language Learning and Language Acquisition this time which can be helpful for all language learners.
Don't forget to leave your insights from the podcast in the comments section.
We talked about Language Learning and Language Acquisition this time which can be helpful for all language learners.
Don't forget to leave your insights from the podcast in the comments section.
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