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Boburmirzo English | 8.5
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Boburmirzo English | 8.5
14 Jan, 08:26
#Writing
The pie chart gives information about the main factors leading to land degradation worldwide, while the table breaks down the effects of the three main causes in three regions of the world. Overall, over-grazing was the biggest cause of land degradation globally. The breakdown shows that Europe had the largest proportion of total land degraded, whereas the reverse was true for North America.
According to the pie chart, there were three main causes of land degradation internationally. The most significant contributor among them is overgrazing, accounting for 35%. The two remaining considerable causes were deforestation and over-cultivation (30% and 28% respectively). The other causes were responsible for mere 7%.
With the table, deforestation led to the biggest degradation in Europe at 9.8% and the least in North America at 0.2%. Cultivating land overly harmed Europe most at 7.7% and did not affect Oceania. The figure for overgrazing was the highest at 11.3% in Oceania in comparison to 1.5% in North America.
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The pie chart gives information about the main factors leading to land degradation worldwide, while the table breaks down the effects of the three main causes in three regions of the world. Overall, over-grazing was the biggest cause of land degradation globally. The breakdown shows that Europe had the largest proportion of total land degraded, whereas the reverse was true for North America.
According to the pie chart, there were three main causes of land degradation internationally. The most significant contributor among them is overgrazing, accounting for 35%. The two remaining considerable causes were deforestation and over-cultivation (30% and 28% respectively). The other causes were responsible for mere 7%.
With the table, deforestation led to the biggest degradation in Europe at 9.8% and the least in North America at 0.2%. Cultivating land overly harmed Europe most at 7.7% and did not affect Oceania. The figure for overgrazing was the highest at 11.3% in Oceania in comparison to 1.5% in North America.
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Boburmirzo English | 8.5
13 Jan, 07:52
What colour would you choose to paint the walls of your room ?
Boburmirzo English | 8.5
13 Jan, 07:41
Speaking Part 1 questions:
Home and accommodation
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Home and accommodation
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Boburmirzo English | 8.5
13 Jan, 07:32
Would you like to live in the countryside in the future ?
Boburmirzo English | 8.5
13 Jan, 07:30
Do you think you will continue living there for a long time ?
Boburmirzo English | 8.5
09 Jan, 09:29
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Boburmirzo English | 8.5
08 Jan, 06:28
Bollar qo’shilinglar challenge ga !
Sobit o’zimni ukam shogirtim! Yaxshigina foydasi bo’ladi Readinga!
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Boburmirzo English | 8.5
08 Jan, 06:27
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Boburmirzo English | 8.5
03 Jan, 17:10
O'zbek tili qiziqda:
Husband:
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Wife:
Nima ishiz bor?
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Husband:
Meni yana ozgina qiladigan ishlarim bor. Siz boravering!
Wife:
Nima ishiz bor?
Husband:
Nima ishiz bor!
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Boburmirzo English | 8.5
02 Jan, 09:47
It is a great content about the dark face of seeking pleasure even if the video does not give the answer!
Boburmirzo English | 8.5
02 Jan, 07:35
Make sure you are aware of these topics before sitting the IELTS test.
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Boburmirzo English | 8.5
01 Jan, 19:12
Plans for 2025:
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Boburmirzo English | 8.5
31 Dec, 05:03
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➡️Elementary
➡️Pre-IELTS
➡️IELTS Introduction
➡️IELTS Graduation
*IELTS Graduation guruhlarimga qo'shilish uchun IELTS 6.0 yoki 6.5 bo'lishi kerak!
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Boburmirzo English | 8.5
25 Dec, 08:18
#studentresults
Jamshid tabriklayman ukam! Bu natijang senga xayrli bo’lsin.
Jamshid hali Graduationni tugatgani ham yo’q edi do’stlar!
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Jamshid tabriklayman ukam! Bu natijang senga xayrli bo’lsin.
Jamshid hali Graduationni tugatgani ham yo’q edi do’stlar!
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Boburmirzo English | 8.5
22 Dec, 07:21
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Life is cruel, and embrace the cruelty!
Life is cruel, and embrace the cruelty!
Boburmirzo English | 8.5
18 Dec, 07:41
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Boburmirzo English | 8.5
17 Dec, 17:21
#Writing
Parents care most about their children's future and tend to choose private school for their education. This leads to the question of whether these parents should pay taxes that is used to promote state schools or not. I personally believe that there should not be any financial privileges for parents of children in private schools because of difficulties involved, and potential inequality.
Calculating what percentage of taxes paid goes to the maintenance of public schools is an extra burden on economists. Income and property taxes are directed to a variety of sectors, ranging from schooling to military forces. This makes the process of deciding on the discount way more challenging if parents of children in private schools receive a reduction in taxes.
In addition, the fact that residents are not using the service they have been taxed on does not mean taxes must be reduced. This point can be easily proven with the example of the police, fire brigade and doctors, for whose salaries people pay taxes. Otherwise, some of the sectors in a country would collapse, leading to a nation weakening.
Moreover, a reduction in taxes in this case would create inequality in a society. Egalitarianism would be harmed in a community where the rich pay lower taxes than the middle-class and the poor just because their children are studying in better schools. This may even result in public outrage, as the majority of residents do not belong to the upper class in all countries across the world.
In conclusion, I argue that all people must pay the same amount of taxes no matter whether they use a certain service of the government or not. This argument holds for schooling too.
@Boburmirzo_English
Parents care most about their children's future and tend to choose private school for their education. This leads to the question of whether these parents should pay taxes that is used to promote state schools or not. I personally believe that there should not be any financial privileges for parents of children in private schools because of difficulties involved, and potential inequality.
Calculating what percentage of taxes paid goes to the maintenance of public schools is an extra burden on economists. Income and property taxes are directed to a variety of sectors, ranging from schooling to military forces. This makes the process of deciding on the discount way more challenging if parents of children in private schools receive a reduction in taxes.
In addition, the fact that residents are not using the service they have been taxed on does not mean taxes must be reduced. This point can be easily proven with the example of the police, fire brigade and doctors, for whose salaries people pay taxes. Otherwise, some of the sectors in a country would collapse, leading to a nation weakening.
Moreover, a reduction in taxes in this case would create inequality in a society. Egalitarianism would be harmed in a community where the rich pay lower taxes than the middle-class and the poor just because their children are studying in better schools. This may even result in public outrage, as the majority of residents do not belong to the upper class in all countries across the world.
In conclusion, I argue that all people must pay the same amount of taxes no matter whether they use a certain service of the government or not. This argument holds for schooling too.
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Boburmirzo English | 8.5
17 Dec, 16:17
#Writing
The pie charts show the breakdown of yearly expenditure in Springfield College in three separate years, namely 1990, 2000 and 2010. Overall, the expenditure on insurance, technology, and teacher salaries saw a rising trend, while spending on the remaining three sectors had the opposite trend. Notably, salaries of teachers accounted for the majority of spending in the college in all three years.
Spending on three categories rose during the period. Money given to teachers as wages made up 40% of the total expenditure in the college in 1990, and this figure grew to peak at 50% after a decade. However, this peak was not maintained and followed by a drop of 5% in the last year. Although spending on technology was not as high as on teachers, it saw by far the biggest growth, soaring from mere 1% in 1990 to 20% in 2010. The third category having an upward trend was insurance, which went up from 2% to 8% over the span.
The percentage of money spent on other three sectors declined. Although salaries of other employees in the college constituted 28% at first, the figure decreased to 15%. The share of books went down from 15% to 9%, and that of furniture and equipment fell to 3% despite the initial 14%.
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The pie charts show the breakdown of yearly expenditure in Springfield College in three separate years, namely 1990, 2000 and 2010. Overall, the expenditure on insurance, technology, and teacher salaries saw a rising trend, while spending on the remaining three sectors had the opposite trend. Notably, salaries of teachers accounted for the majority of spending in the college in all three years.
Spending on three categories rose during the period. Money given to teachers as wages made up 40% of the total expenditure in the college in 1990, and this figure grew to peak at 50% after a decade. However, this peak was not maintained and followed by a drop of 5% in the last year. Although spending on technology was not as high as on teachers, it saw by far the biggest growth, soaring from mere 1% in 1990 to 20% in 2010. The third category having an upward trend was insurance, which went up from 2% to 8% over the span.
The percentage of money spent on other three sectors declined. Although salaries of other employees in the college constituted 28% at first, the figure decreased to 15%. The share of books went down from 15% to 9%, and that of furniture and equipment fell to 3% despite the initial 14%.
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Boburmirzo English | 8.5
17 Dec, 16:16
#Writing
The charts above give information about annual spending in Springfield College in three years.
Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.
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The charts above give information about annual spending in Springfield College in three years.
Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.
@Boburmirzo_English
Boburmirzo English | 8.5
16 Dec, 17:42
#Writing
The protection of endangered animals is a commonly discussed topic today. However, some people underestimate their presence in the earth, and believes that resources are being wasted on their preservation. This view is completely illogical and inhumane because I believe they are as important as humans in the terrestrial life.
Animals play an irreplaceably significant role in the maintenance of life on our planet. The terrestrial life survives due to collaboration and harmony: some animal species serve others as either a prey or a partner in a certain habitat. Crocodiles and a certain bird species can be a striking example for partnership, in which birds feed on leftovers of meat in crocodiles' teeth, providing teeth cleaning service. Similarly, humans cannot exist without animals, since some of them provide us with meat, while others serve us as a means of transport. Even, highly important drug tests are carried out on animals so that human patients will not be harmed. Harmony represents itself in bees, without which no plants would yield leading to the depletion of food resources and eventually extinction of humanity.
It is also unethical and inhumane to neglect endangered animals and watch them die out. The majority of species that are on the brink of disappearance are suffering from loss of habitat or climate change, both of which can be attributed to human activities. For example, polar bears are about to disappear from the earth's surface owing to ice melting, while the salmon are under threat because of overfishing. I believe humans should be responsible for their actions and merciful even if some species do not directly benefit them because the planet is not our inherited property.
In conclusion, animal extinction is not negligible, as it threatens human existence too. Even though people do not benefit from some endangered species, they are culprits for the suffering. Therefore, animals must be protected for our own maintenance in the earth and to compensate the damage we have caused.
@Boburmirzo_English
The protection of endangered animals is a commonly discussed topic today. However, some people underestimate their presence in the earth, and believes that resources are being wasted on their preservation. This view is completely illogical and inhumane because I believe they are as important as humans in the terrestrial life.
Animals play an irreplaceably significant role in the maintenance of life on our planet. The terrestrial life survives due to collaboration and harmony: some animal species serve others as either a prey or a partner in a certain habitat. Crocodiles and a certain bird species can be a striking example for partnership, in which birds feed on leftovers of meat in crocodiles' teeth, providing teeth cleaning service. Similarly, humans cannot exist without animals, since some of them provide us with meat, while others serve us as a means of transport. Even, highly important drug tests are carried out on animals so that human patients will not be harmed. Harmony represents itself in bees, without which no plants would yield leading to the depletion of food resources and eventually extinction of humanity.
It is also unethical and inhumane to neglect endangered animals and watch them die out. The majority of species that are on the brink of disappearance are suffering from loss of habitat or climate change, both of which can be attributed to human activities. For example, polar bears are about to disappear from the earth's surface owing to ice melting, while the salmon are under threat because of overfishing. I believe humans should be responsible for their actions and merciful even if some species do not directly benefit them because the planet is not our inherited property.
In conclusion, animal extinction is not negligible, as it threatens human existence too. Even though people do not benefit from some endangered species, they are culprits for the suffering. Therefore, animals must be protected for our own maintenance in the earth and to compensate the damage we have caused.
@Boburmirzo_English
Boburmirzo English | 8.5
16 Dec, 16:27
#Writing
The maps show changes that have taken place on an island since 1980. Overall, there have been several developments on the east of the island, while the western part remains unchanged. Now, It has a higher capacity for tourists by building larger accommodation, and provides more leisure activities and services. Access to the island has also been improved.
Before the development, activities and services on the island were relatively limited. There were two main buildings in the center: a central reception and a restaurant above it. On each side of the main structures were a group of 6 hut-like homes located. The accommodation on the left was sympathetic to nature: situating in a way that did not require to remove three trees. Tourists were also able to swim in the sea on the west coast, while the eastern part was mainly empty. A pier stood on the south coast, providing boats for sailing. To make it easier to travel around the island, a vehicle track and a footpath were provided there. All the facilities on the west have stayed unchanged despite renovations.
Following the development, the island has experienced a range of changes, mainly on the eastern side. The restaurant has been renovated and turned into a larger two-story building making space for shops too, where customers can both eat and shop. The huts on the right have been removed and replaced by a large pool with three beach beds beside. Although the old accommodation was removed, tourists can stay in a new multi-story apartment block on the previously empty area. Beside the high-rise apartments, there is a diving school and a surf beach on the east coast today. The new facilities are made accessible with a wider boardwalk running along the southeastern coastline.
@Boburmirzo_English
The maps show changes that have taken place on an island since 1980. Overall, there have been several developments on the east of the island, while the western part remains unchanged. Now, It has a higher capacity for tourists by building larger accommodation, and provides more leisure activities and services. Access to the island has also been improved.
Before the development, activities and services on the island were relatively limited. There were two main buildings in the center: a central reception and a restaurant above it. On each side of the main structures were a group of 6 hut-like homes located. The accommodation on the left was sympathetic to nature: situating in a way that did not require to remove three trees. Tourists were also able to swim in the sea on the west coast, while the eastern part was mainly empty. A pier stood on the south coast, providing boats for sailing. To make it easier to travel around the island, a vehicle track and a footpath were provided there. All the facilities on the west have stayed unchanged despite renovations.
Following the development, the island has experienced a range of changes, mainly on the eastern side. The restaurant has been renovated and turned into a larger two-story building making space for shops too, where customers can both eat and shop. The huts on the right have been removed and replaced by a large pool with three beach beds beside. Although the old accommodation was removed, tourists can stay in a new multi-story apartment block on the previously empty area. Beside the high-rise apartments, there is a diving school and a surf beach on the east coast today. The new facilities are made accessible with a wider boardwalk running along the southeastern coastline.
@Boburmirzo_English
Boburmirzo English | 8.5
15 Dec, 08:25
#Writing
Climate change, in particular global warming, is a widely discussed issue of today. Some people argue that carbon dioxide released from cars is the main contributor to the problem. I do not agree with this view because I believe the problem of global warming is a much more complex issue, and stems from a range of factors, not solely from one single cause.
Agriculture is considered as the main culprit for the changing temperatures today. Scientist claim that rice patches are responsible for around a quarter of methane released into air, as rice is a central food source in the majority of countries around the world. The problem also comes from an excessive use of fertilizers and pesticides by farmers to increase harvest, which also has a considerable carbon footprint.
Animal farming can also be blamed for greenhouse gas emissions. Since the world population is increasing at an incredible rate, there is a huge strain on this sector. Millions of cows, oxen, sheep and goats graze in fields, leaving solid waste behind. As the sun heats their waste, a large volume of methane is emitted into the atmosphere, adding up to the greenhouse gas effect. The prevalence of animal farming makes this industry one of the main causes.
Deforestation is much more harmful to the environment than pollution from vehicles. More and more forests are being cut either to make space for residence or to provide wood and raw materials for construction. Considering the fact that forests have a huge role in absorbing carbon dioxide and turning it into oxygen, not only their shrinkage slows down this process, but also trees cut emit CO2 gases when they start drying.
In conclusion, I believe that contribution vehicles make to global warning is negligible compared to farming practices, animal farming and deforestation.
@Boburmirzo_English
Climate change, in particular global warming, is a widely discussed issue of today. Some people argue that carbon dioxide released from cars is the main contributor to the problem. I do not agree with this view because I believe the problem of global warming is a much more complex issue, and stems from a range of factors, not solely from one single cause.
Agriculture is considered as the main culprit for the changing temperatures today. Scientist claim that rice patches are responsible for around a quarter of methane released into air, as rice is a central food source in the majority of countries around the world. The problem also comes from an excessive use of fertilizers and pesticides by farmers to increase harvest, which also has a considerable carbon footprint.
Animal farming can also be blamed for greenhouse gas emissions. Since the world population is increasing at an incredible rate, there is a huge strain on this sector. Millions of cows, oxen, sheep and goats graze in fields, leaving solid waste behind. As the sun heats their waste, a large volume of methane is emitted into the atmosphere, adding up to the greenhouse gas effect. The prevalence of animal farming makes this industry one of the main causes.
Deforestation is much more harmful to the environment than pollution from vehicles. More and more forests are being cut either to make space for residence or to provide wood and raw materials for construction. Considering the fact that forests have a huge role in absorbing carbon dioxide and turning it into oxygen, not only their shrinkage slows down this process, but also trees cut emit CO2 gases when they start drying.
In conclusion, I believe that contribution vehicles make to global warning is negligible compared to farming practices, animal farming and deforestation.
@Boburmirzo_English
Boburmirzo English | 8.5
15 Dec, 08:01
#Writing
Task 2:
Opinion essay
The main cause of global warming is pollution from cars.
To what extent do you agree or disagree?
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Task 2:
Opinion essay
The main cause of global warming is pollution from cars.
To what extent do you agree or disagree?
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Boburmirzo English | 8.5
15 Dec, 08:00
#Writing
The line graph illustrates how average temperatures change in three large cities every month throughout a year. Units are measured in Celsius degrees.
Overall, Dubai remains the hottest city for the majority of the period, while average temperature in Sydney becomes the highest in winter. Notably, Sydney has different temperature patterns from Paris and Dubai.
Weather patterns in Sydney are different, where it gets hotter in winter and colder in summer. The hottest month in the city is January with close to 25 Celsius degrees. Then, the temperature starts falling gradually to hit the bottom at around 13 Celsius in July, which followed a growth at the same pace with the decline until January.
Regarding Paris and Dubai, they follow similar temperature patterns although the latter is way hotter. Unlike Sydney, January is the coldest month of a year at 5 C in Paris and nearly 20 C in Dubai. After this month, average temperatures begin growing to reach a peak of 20 C and above 35 C respectively in August. Following the peak, the weather in both cities falls till January.
@Boburmirzo_English
The line graph illustrates how average temperatures change in three large cities every month throughout a year. Units are measured in Celsius degrees.
Overall, Dubai remains the hottest city for the majority of the period, while average temperature in Sydney becomes the highest in winter. Notably, Sydney has different temperature patterns from Paris and Dubai.
Weather patterns in Sydney are different, where it gets hotter in winter and colder in summer. The hottest month in the city is January with close to 25 Celsius degrees. Then, the temperature starts falling gradually to hit the bottom at around 13 Celsius in July, which followed a growth at the same pace with the decline until January.
Regarding Paris and Dubai, they follow similar temperature patterns although the latter is way hotter. Unlike Sydney, January is the coldest month of a year at 5 C in Paris and nearly 20 C in Dubai. After this month, average temperatures begin growing to reach a peak of 20 C and above 35 C respectively in August. Following the peak, the weather in both cities falls till January.
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Boburmirzo English | 8.5
15 Dec, 07:39
#Writing
The line graph below shows the average monthly temperatures in three major cities.
Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.
You should write at least 150 words.
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The line graph below shows the average monthly temperatures in three major cities.
Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.
You should write at least 150 words.
@Boburmirzo_English
Boburmirzo English | 8.5
14 Dec, 16:24
#Writing
Generation gap is widely discussed today because people of previous generation have a tendency to be conservative and to encourage the young to adopt their beliefs. This is, however, criticized by some who think what older people have to offer is already out of use considering vast changes in this fast-paced world. This is totally true, as many sectors have changed dramatically due to technology and the internet.
From an occupational perspective, some of the jobs that used to be lucrative and high-ranking are either unimportant or extinct today. Editors, postmen and cashiers can be a striking example to prove my point, as the advent of the internet has made them redundant through social media and AI. Considering developments in jobs, what older people advise may not align with the current standards.
From an educational perspective, their way of learning is counter-productive today. Students of the past used to visit physical libraries to read books and they had to peruse thick books to find necessary information, which is time-consuming. Modern learners, on the other hand, simply have access to online libraries and a search engine in order to obtain any information they need while staying home. This makes the old methods of learning less productive and efficient.
Another area that can be exemplified is transportation. Since combustion engines were dominant on roads in the recent past, older people and even some of middle-aged individuals still have biased opinions on electric cars, praising environmentally unfriendly and unsustainable vehicles which operate by burning fossil fuels. They are mostly unaware of the benefits of electric vehicles and advise the youth to rely on combustion engine cars as the main means of transportation. They may unknowingly cause damage to the environment by this way.
In conclusion, considerable changes in many sectors of life question the usability of experiences elderly people have had in terms of preparing their younger counterparts for modern life. These changes can be seen in jobs, education and transportation. However, young people should admire and show respect to them considering their role in those developments they are deprived of themselves.
@Boburmirzo_English
Generation gap is widely discussed today because people of previous generation have a tendency to be conservative and to encourage the young to adopt their beliefs. This is, however, criticized by some who think what older people have to offer is already out of use considering vast changes in this fast-paced world. This is totally true, as many sectors have changed dramatically due to technology and the internet.
From an occupational perspective, some of the jobs that used to be lucrative and high-ranking are either unimportant or extinct today. Editors, postmen and cashiers can be a striking example to prove my point, as the advent of the internet has made them redundant through social media and AI. Considering developments in jobs, what older people advise may not align with the current standards.
From an educational perspective, their way of learning is counter-productive today. Students of the past used to visit physical libraries to read books and they had to peruse thick books to find necessary information, which is time-consuming. Modern learners, on the other hand, simply have access to online libraries and a search engine in order to obtain any information they need while staying home. This makes the old methods of learning less productive and efficient.
Another area that can be exemplified is transportation. Since combustion engines were dominant on roads in the recent past, older people and even some of middle-aged individuals still have biased opinions on electric cars, praising environmentally unfriendly and unsustainable vehicles which operate by burning fossil fuels. They are mostly unaware of the benefits of electric vehicles and advise the youth to rely on combustion engine cars as the main means of transportation. They may unknowingly cause damage to the environment by this way.
In conclusion, considerable changes in many sectors of life question the usability of experiences elderly people have had in terms of preparing their younger counterparts for modern life. These changes can be seen in jobs, education and transportation. However, young people should admire and show respect to them considering their role in those developments they are deprived of themselves.
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Boburmirzo English | 8.5
06 Dec, 16:23
#Writing
Growing populations and increasing prices of homes have made housing a controversial topic in the contemporary world. Many more city dwellers are based in large high-rise apartment blocks. Although this has some drawbacks related to noise and space, the benefits to the environment are far more significant.
Living in multistorey housing blocks may restrict inhabitants to some extent. As these structures can house thousands of people at once, parking spaces will be problematic. The underground parking lots mostly fail to deal with an excessive number of vehicles. Another restriction will represent itself clearly, when an individual always has to think about not interrupting neighbors with noise, limiting mobility.
However, the long-term benefits of tall buildings to the environment are more considerable. As high-rise apartments can save much space, leaving no need for cities to expand further, no additional places need clearing. The more places, especially forest areas, are retained and untouched, less deforestation occurs. This means species will no longer lose their habitat, leading to fewer animal sufferings and habitat destructions. Both humans and animals will benefit in this case owing to better environment and secure habitats.
In conclusion, despite some bearable challenges of life in tall apartments, the positive consequences will benefit both the environment and humans in general.
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Growing populations and increasing prices of homes have made housing a controversial topic in the contemporary world. Many more city dwellers are based in large high-rise apartment blocks. Although this has some drawbacks related to noise and space, the benefits to the environment are far more significant.
Living in multistorey housing blocks may restrict inhabitants to some extent. As these structures can house thousands of people at once, parking spaces will be problematic. The underground parking lots mostly fail to deal with an excessive number of vehicles. Another restriction will represent itself clearly, when an individual always has to think about not interrupting neighbors with noise, limiting mobility.
However, the long-term benefits of tall buildings to the environment are more considerable. As high-rise apartments can save much space, leaving no need for cities to expand further, no additional places need clearing. The more places, especially forest areas, are retained and untouched, less deforestation occurs. This means species will no longer lose their habitat, leading to fewer animal sufferings and habitat destructions. Both humans and animals will benefit in this case owing to better environment and secure habitats.
In conclusion, despite some bearable challenges of life in tall apartments, the positive consequences will benefit both the environment and humans in general.
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Boburmirzo English | 8.5
06 Dec, 16:22
#Writing
Advantage and disadvantage essay
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Advantage and disadvantage essay
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Boburmirzo English | 8.5
06 Dec, 16:21
#Writing
The pie chart shows the main causes of land degradation around the world, while the table gives a breakdown of degradation in three regions.
Overall, although there are three main culprits harming the productivity of land, logging contributes to the issue most. With the table, Region 2 is reported to have the largest degraded land, while the degradation in Region 1 was the smallest.
The worldwide land degradation is mainly caused by three human activities: cutting down trees at 35%, animal farming at 30% and farming at 28%. The remaining 7% is caused by others.
Regarding the table, the largest degraded land belongs to Region 2 at 23%, where logging causes the issue most with 9.8%. In contrast, Region 1 has the least degraded land at only 5%, mainly resulting from agriculture (3.3%). In comparison, the figure for Region 3 is 13%, where farming animals is responsible for 11.3% of the damage. Notably, no harm results from farming crops in this Region.
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The pie chart shows the main causes of land degradation around the world, while the table gives a breakdown of degradation in three regions.
Overall, although there are three main culprits harming the productivity of land, logging contributes to the issue most. With the table, Region 2 is reported to have the largest degraded land, while the degradation in Region 1 was the smallest.
The worldwide land degradation is mainly caused by three human activities: cutting down trees at 35%, animal farming at 30% and farming at 28%. The remaining 7% is caused by others.
Regarding the table, the largest degraded land belongs to Region 2 at 23%, where logging causes the issue most with 9.8%. In contrast, Region 1 has the least degraded land at only 5%, mainly resulting from agriculture (3.3%). In comparison, the figure for Region 3 is 13%, where farming animals is responsible for 11.3% of the damage. Notably, no harm results from farming crops in this Region.
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Boburmirzo English | 8.5
05 Dec, 06:49
#Writing
A customer has to consider a number of factors before buying. The question as to which factor is the most significant remains a bone of a contention among people. While some believe that the price plays an important role because the majority are middle-class, I argue the durability and quality
of the product must be the top priority, as the product with these qualities can last far longer than its cheaper counterpart and gives more satisfaction.
The cost of an item does matter when deciding to purchase, for it affects many people considerably. The main part of populations in countries, whether it be developed or developing, can be categorized as middle-class, and are blue-collar workers. Although these people do not live under poverty, they have to work to make ends meet. This puts even more emphasis on how much a product costs, as long as these working-class families have to think about other expenses, such as utility bills, food and clothing. More affordable items will prevent them from suffering from debts or even a crisis due to thoughtless and wrong buying decisions.
However, the price solely should not take precedence over such other more crucial factors as the longevity and excellence. More long-lasting gadgets, for example, can compensate the sum paid for them by serving the owner far longer than a cheaper option, which may force the customer to make one or even twice more purchases because of breakage. This can put more financial strain on people that bought due to the affordability. A low-priced item also fails to have the same quality as its high-priced counterpart. This will make the buyer regret and feel dissatisfied with the decision through inconveniences and lack of functions. A smartphone can simply prove my point: the latest version of either Samsung or iPhone functions far better and offers more services, such as a high mega pixel camera.
In conclusion, although less expensive goods may seem a better option in the short run, costlier items will easily outcompete them in the long run, since they can last longer and function far better. This means how much a potential buyer will have to pay should not be prioritized as long as the product deserves the price.
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A customer has to consider a number of factors before buying. The question as to which factor is the most significant remains a bone of a contention among people. While some believe that the price plays an important role because the majority are middle-class, I argue the durability and quality
of the product must be the top priority, as the product with these qualities can last far longer than its cheaper counterpart and gives more satisfaction.
The cost of an item does matter when deciding to purchase, for it affects many people considerably. The main part of populations in countries, whether it be developed or developing, can be categorized as middle-class, and are blue-collar workers. Although these people do not live under poverty, they have to work to make ends meet. This puts even more emphasis on how much a product costs, as long as these working-class families have to think about other expenses, such as utility bills, food and clothing. More affordable items will prevent them from suffering from debts or even a crisis due to thoughtless and wrong buying decisions.
However, the price solely should not take precedence over such other more crucial factors as the longevity and excellence. More long-lasting gadgets, for example, can compensate the sum paid for them by serving the owner far longer than a cheaper option, which may force the customer to make one or even twice more purchases because of breakage. This can put more financial strain on people that bought due to the affordability. A low-priced item also fails to have the same quality as its high-priced counterpart. This will make the buyer regret and feel dissatisfied with the decision through inconveniences and lack of functions. A smartphone can simply prove my point: the latest version of either Samsung or iPhone functions far better and offers more services, such as a high mega pixel camera.
In conclusion, although less expensive goods may seem a better option in the short run, costlier items will easily outcompete them in the long run, since they can last longer and function far better. This means how much a potential buyer will have to pay should not be prioritized as long as the product deserves the price.
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Boburmirzo English | 8.5
05 Dec, 06:15
#Writing
The first pie chart gives information about average energy consumption in a household in Australia, while the second chart breaks down the percentage of carbon emissions resulting from this.
Overall, Australian households use energy mainly either to heat the home or to heat water in contrast to cooling, which consumes the least electricity. With emissions, the highest proportion of carbon dioxide is released when water is heated, while cooling can be considered the smallest emitter of greenhouse gases.
Energy is largely used for heating purposes in Australian homes. Heating the home and heating water consume 42% and 30% of energy respectively, becoming the highest consumers. The consumption figures are relatively lower for others: 7% to refrigerate, 4% to light rooms and 2% to cool the home. Other appliances collectively account for 15% of energy.
Regarding domestic CO2 emissions, water heating is reported as the largest contributor, responsible for almost a third (32%). The greenhouse gas emissions released when using various home appliances make up 28% of the total. The figures for heating and refrigeration are nearly equal at 15% and 14%. Cooling emits the least at 3%, close to half of emissions released by lighting (8%).
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The first pie chart gives information about average energy consumption in a household in Australia, while the second chart breaks down the percentage of carbon emissions resulting from this.
Overall, Australian households use energy mainly either to heat the home or to heat water in contrast to cooling, which consumes the least electricity. With emissions, the highest proportion of carbon dioxide is released when water is heated, while cooling can be considered the smallest emitter of greenhouse gases.
Energy is largely used for heating purposes in Australian homes. Heating the home and heating water consume 42% and 30% of energy respectively, becoming the highest consumers. The consumption figures are relatively lower for others: 7% to refrigerate, 4% to light rooms and 2% to cool the home. Other appliances collectively account for 15% of energy.
Regarding domestic CO2 emissions, water heating is reported as the largest contributor, responsible for almost a third (32%). The greenhouse gas emissions released when using various home appliances make up 28% of the total. The figures for heating and refrigeration are nearly equal at 15% and 14%. Cooling emits the least at 3%, close to half of emissions released by lighting (8%).
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Boburmirzo English | 8.5
04 Dec, 11:54
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➕Hamma guruhlarimga qabul ochiq. Qo'shilmoqchi bo'lganlar @Inomovichb ga murojaat qilinglar.
👁Postni tarqatib tashlaylik do’stlar!
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➡️New ELEMENTARY (Dush/Chor/Juma: 09:30)
➕Hamma guruhlarimga qabul ochiq. Qo'shilmoqchi bo'lganlar @Inomovichb ga murojaat qilinglar.
👁Postni tarqatib tashlaylik do’stlar!
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Boburmirzo English | 8.5
03 Dec, 15:48
#Writing
An increasing number of people are opting for online conversations instead of offline. I argue that this social shift is detrimental despite some benefits involved.
On the one hand, I admit that online communication can benefit people who cannot gather physically. In other words, when members of the same family have to scatter around the world for academic reasons or on business, they can stay in touch with each other through the internet, which enhances family bonds. The social platforms can also be beneficial for online meetings, especially when participants are in different parts of a country or the world. For example, the president of Uzbekistan holds online meetings with the heads of other regions every day to distribute tasks, otherwise it would be impossible to have daily discussions on social and political issues. Another example is international companies. The CEOs or Founders of them have to communicate with employees online to maintain the productivity of their companies. Therefore, socializing through the net is beneficial when face-to-face interaction is impossible.
Despite the benefits, socializing online constantly can harm individuals and society as a whole. The advent of technology has provided the young generation with far greater access to social platforms, to which the vast majority of them are addicted. This addiction is deteriorating their communication skills, as they rarely talk to peers offline. As a result, this generation is susceptible to the feeling of isolation when disconnected from the internet and have trouble making friends with others in events, such as parties, weddings or festivals. In a societal level, the more people are connected to the internet, the more detached their society is. That is to say, community in some parts of the world is vanishing, leading to ununited and unsupportive societies because the members do not closely contact with each other.
In conclusion, I believe that preferring to socialize through the internet is a negative development for everybody, whether be it individuals or a society as people become disconnected from each other and lose soft skills. Thus, people should be encouraged to develop bonds with one another in real life rather than online, in my opinion.
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An increasing number of people are opting for online conversations instead of offline. I argue that this social shift is detrimental despite some benefits involved.
On the one hand, I admit that online communication can benefit people who cannot gather physically. In other words, when members of the same family have to scatter around the world for academic reasons or on business, they can stay in touch with each other through the internet, which enhances family bonds. The social platforms can also be beneficial for online meetings, especially when participants are in different parts of a country or the world. For example, the president of Uzbekistan holds online meetings with the heads of other regions every day to distribute tasks, otherwise it would be impossible to have daily discussions on social and political issues. Another example is international companies. The CEOs or Founders of them have to communicate with employees online to maintain the productivity of their companies. Therefore, socializing through the net is beneficial when face-to-face interaction is impossible.
Despite the benefits, socializing online constantly can harm individuals and society as a whole. The advent of technology has provided the young generation with far greater access to social platforms, to which the vast majority of them are addicted. This addiction is deteriorating their communication skills, as they rarely talk to peers offline. As a result, this generation is susceptible to the feeling of isolation when disconnected from the internet and have trouble making friends with others in events, such as parties, weddings or festivals. In a societal level, the more people are connected to the internet, the more detached their society is. That is to say, community in some parts of the world is vanishing, leading to ununited and unsupportive societies because the members do not closely contact with each other.
In conclusion, I believe that preferring to socialize through the internet is a negative development for everybody, whether be it individuals or a society as people become disconnected from each other and lose soft skills. Thus, people should be encouraged to develop bonds with one another in real life rather than online, in my opinion.
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Boburmirzo English | 8.5
03 Dec, 15:47
#Writing
The bar chart illustrates changes in the proportion of men, women and children consuming five portions of fruits and vegetables on a daily basis in the UK between 2001 and 2008. Overall, the proportions of people from all groups experienced rising trends, with women constantly dominating the chart throughout the period. Notably, fruit and vegetable consumption among people of different genders and ages peaked in almost the same years.
More women than both men and children ate five portions of fruits and vegetables throughout the years despite the growths in all the categories. The percentage of female consumers in the UK started growing from just above 20 in 2001, and by 2006 it had reached a peak of roughly 35%. However, the peak was followed by a drop to roughly 30% in 2008.
Regarding less significant consumers of fruit and vegetable (men and children), they more or less followed similar trends. Around 16% of male British residents ate these foods in the beginning, which remained unchanged for the initial three years. The male consumers started multiplying in 2004, peaking at well over 25% in 2006 although the figure fell to approximately 25% in the end. Similarly, the proportion of children consuming fruits and vegetables saw a three-year period of a stability at over 10, and began growing until it culminated at 25% in 2007 before falling to below 25% the following year.
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The bar chart illustrates changes in the proportion of men, women and children consuming five portions of fruits and vegetables on a daily basis in the UK between 2001 and 2008. Overall, the proportions of people from all groups experienced rising trends, with women constantly dominating the chart throughout the period. Notably, fruit and vegetable consumption among people of different genders and ages peaked in almost the same years.
More women than both men and children ate five portions of fruits and vegetables throughout the years despite the growths in all the categories. The percentage of female consumers in the UK started growing from just above 20 in 2001, and by 2006 it had reached a peak of roughly 35%. However, the peak was followed by a drop to roughly 30% in 2008.
Regarding less significant consumers of fruit and vegetable (men and children), they more or less followed similar trends. Around 16% of male British residents ate these foods in the beginning, which remained unchanged for the initial three years. The male consumers started multiplying in 2004, peaking at well over 25% in 2006 although the figure fell to approximately 25% in the end. Similarly, the proportion of children consuming fruits and vegetables saw a three-year period of a stability at over 10, and began growing until it culminated at 25% in 2007 before falling to below 25% the following year.
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Boburmirzo English | 8.5
03 Dec, 15:47
#Writing
Positive or negative development
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Positive or negative development
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Boburmirzo English | 8.5
02 Dec, 16:33
#Writing
Art has become less common in many countries than ever before due to technological advancements, drawing attention. However, it is regarded as a significant element of a society along with the meaning of culture. Thus, although I believe children should learn Art at school, there should not be any encouragements to prioritize art at the expense of other disciplines.
Art can be considered important for kids for some reasons. First of all, regular participation in art can foster imagination and creativity in students at school. Although these skills seems abstract, they can play a crucial role in developing and getting promoted at work because employees without these qualities will not probably benefit others around them much. Besides this, as the local art mostly relates to traditions and customs representing identity of a community, children can benefit from increased sense of awareness and belonging.
However, only a single subject, such as art, must not be put above others. The decisive factor to choose a major in educational settings is a student's preferences and talents. Forcing them to focus on art more than others will be counter-productive and harmful for the society because ether they will not succeed due to the lack of interest or there will be a shortage of experts in many fields.
In conclusion, art is vital for young learners in developing their soft skills. Nevertheless, this does not mean that more focus ought to be given to it than other subjects.
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Art has become less common in many countries than ever before due to technological advancements, drawing attention. However, it is regarded as a significant element of a society along with the meaning of culture. Thus, although I believe children should learn Art at school, there should not be any encouragements to prioritize art at the expense of other disciplines.
Art can be considered important for kids for some reasons. First of all, regular participation in art can foster imagination and creativity in students at school. Although these skills seems abstract, they can play a crucial role in developing and getting promoted at work because employees without these qualities will not probably benefit others around them much. Besides this, as the local art mostly relates to traditions and customs representing identity of a community, children can benefit from increased sense of awareness and belonging.
However, only a single subject, such as art, must not be put above others. The decisive factor to choose a major in educational settings is a student's preferences and talents. Forcing them to focus on art more than others will be counter-productive and harmful for the society because ether they will not succeed due to the lack of interest or there will be a shortage of experts in many fields.
In conclusion, art is vital for young learners in developing their soft skills. Nevertheless, this does not mean that more focus ought to be given to it than other subjects.
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Boburmirzo English | 8.5
02 Dec, 16:33
#Writing
The tables show changes in the results of questionnaires about the different elements of a particular city in two separate years, namely 1980 and 2010. The units are reported in percentage. Overall, the level of satisfaction among the residents of the city saw rising trends in the majority of sectors, while dissatisfaction levels also rose in all aspects. Although the category receiving the most "Good" marks was healthcare as opposed to Transport in the first year, the leading sector changed to Education after 30 years. Notably, the majority of people surveyed gave positive answers for the city the remaining minority were either indecisive or negative.
In 1980, most of the residents surveyed marked the city good. Healthcare became the highest in terms of good marks at 82% despite 10% saying neither good nor bad, and 8 saying bad. Comments for Education and Environment were quite similar: 72% good, 22-23% neither good nor bad and 5-6% bad. Similarly, shops and employment received similar responses: 62-64% good, 22-24% impartial and 10-12%. In contrast, transport received the most negative marks at 32%.
After 30 years, only some of the sectors increased in good marks, whereas all of them fell in bad. The declines and falls were around 10% in most of the categories.
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The tables show changes in the results of questionnaires about the different elements of a particular city in two separate years, namely 1980 and 2010. The units are reported in percentage. Overall, the level of satisfaction among the residents of the city saw rising trends in the majority of sectors, while dissatisfaction levels also rose in all aspects. Although the category receiving the most "Good" marks was healthcare as opposed to Transport in the first year, the leading sector changed to Education after 30 years. Notably, the majority of people surveyed gave positive answers for the city the remaining minority were either indecisive or negative.
In 1980, most of the residents surveyed marked the city good. Healthcare became the highest in terms of good marks at 82% despite 10% saying neither good nor bad, and 8 saying bad. Comments for Education and Environment were quite similar: 72% good, 22-23% neither good nor bad and 5-6% bad. Similarly, shops and employment received similar responses: 62-64% good, 22-24% impartial and 10-12%. In contrast, transport received the most negative marks at 32%.
After 30 years, only some of the sectors increased in good marks, whereas all of them fell in bad. The declines and falls were around 10% in most of the categories.
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Boburmirzo English | 8.5
30 Nov, 15:54
#Writing
In some countries around the world, more and more people are interested in their lineage for several reasons, such as the attempt to avoid hereditary health conditions and to revitalize and preserve their family traditions. I think this development can be considered positive as it can help people take precautionary steps against potential health issues and strengthen the bond among families with the same ancestry.
There are some reasons why some people aspire to uncover information about the history of their own family. One of them is health-related, and it can serve as a precaution. In other words, individuals nowadays have the chance to identify the diseases their ancestors suffered from, leading to preventative actions against those medical conditions to live a more comfortable and healthier life. Besides this, through this kind of investigation, people may find out about their family's long-lasting traditions and stories and pass them down the next generations, ensuring the uniqueness and identity of the lineage.
This investigation can be considered positive, for it can serve as a tool to develop relations among families with the same root and to prevent different hereditary illnesses mentioned above. The better understanding of one's ancestry is likely to unite people from different immediate families. This type of unity has indirect effects on a united and connected community. The example of Jewish people can simply prove my point by showing how united and collaborative they are in terms of supporting each other. I think this level of unity and supportive culture among them stems from their far deeper understanding of ancestry they have.
In conclusion, the main reasons some individuals are aspired to discover different aspects of their lineage are to commemorate family traditions and to prevent genetic illnesses. This aspiration is totally beneficial for the members of the family and for the society as a whole as it can lead to unity in both family and societal levels.
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In some countries around the world, more and more people are interested in their lineage for several reasons, such as the attempt to avoid hereditary health conditions and to revitalize and preserve their family traditions. I think this development can be considered positive as it can help people take precautionary steps against potential health issues and strengthen the bond among families with the same ancestry.
There are some reasons why some people aspire to uncover information about the history of their own family. One of them is health-related, and it can serve as a precaution. In other words, individuals nowadays have the chance to identify the diseases their ancestors suffered from, leading to preventative actions against those medical conditions to live a more comfortable and healthier life. Besides this, through this kind of investigation, people may find out about their family's long-lasting traditions and stories and pass them down the next generations, ensuring the uniqueness and identity of the lineage.
This investigation can be considered positive, for it can serve as a tool to develop relations among families with the same root and to prevent different hereditary illnesses mentioned above. The better understanding of one's ancestry is likely to unite people from different immediate families. This type of unity has indirect effects on a united and connected community. The example of Jewish people can simply prove my point by showing how united and collaborative they are in terms of supporting each other. I think this level of unity and supportive culture among them stems from their far deeper understanding of ancestry they have.
In conclusion, the main reasons some individuals are aspired to discover different aspects of their lineage are to commemorate family traditions and to prevent genetic illnesses. This aspiration is totally beneficial for the members of the family and for the society as a whole as it can lead to unity in both family and societal levels.
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Boburmirzo English | 8.5
30 Nov, 15:53
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The pie chart illustrates what activities History graduates engaged in following the completion of their Bachelor's degree from a British university, and the table gives information about the disciplines these graduates entered as employees throughout the six years after their graduation and average wages as well. Units about the wages are measured in pounds sterling.
Overall, it is clear from the chart that the majority of graduates of History course were employed, while the rest of them were divided into jobless, postgraduate and unknown. With the table, relatively higher percent of those graduates chose teaching or other fields as opposed to the fewest opting Archeology, in which average earnings were the lowest, while the highest amount of money was earned by solicitors.
According to the pie chart, although the main portion of History graduates opted employment, 56% of them were full-time workers in comparison to 15% part-timers. In contrast, Slightly more than one in ten of graduates (12%) did not have jobs, whereas collective 11% of the students decided to continue their studies as either full-time (7%) or part-time postgraduates (4%). No information was provided for the remaining mere 6%.
Regarding the table, the fields chosen most did not correspond with the highest income. Almost a third (30%) of graduates started working as History teachers, earning 32000 pounds on average., while another just over one third (37%) of the graduates were employed in other jobs, averaging at 30000 pounds of salaries. Despite the fact that the highest amount of income belonged to solicitors (57000 pounds), only 18% chose the field. The least popular jobs for the graduates were archeologist and historian, only 6% and 9% respectively of the finishers of History course choosing them for the income of respective 29000 (the lowest) and 49000 pounds.
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The pie chart illustrates what activities History graduates engaged in following the completion of their Bachelor's degree from a British university, and the table gives information about the disciplines these graduates entered as employees throughout the six years after their graduation and average wages as well. Units about the wages are measured in pounds sterling.
Overall, it is clear from the chart that the majority of graduates of History course were employed, while the rest of them were divided into jobless, postgraduate and unknown. With the table, relatively higher percent of those graduates chose teaching or other fields as opposed to the fewest opting Archeology, in which average earnings were the lowest, while the highest amount of money was earned by solicitors.
According to the pie chart, although the main portion of History graduates opted employment, 56% of them were full-time workers in comparison to 15% part-timers. In contrast, Slightly more than one in ten of graduates (12%) did not have jobs, whereas collective 11% of the students decided to continue their studies as either full-time (7%) or part-time postgraduates (4%). No information was provided for the remaining mere 6%.
Regarding the table, the fields chosen most did not correspond with the highest income. Almost a third (30%) of graduates started working as History teachers, earning 32000 pounds on average., while another just over one third (37%) of the graduates were employed in other jobs, averaging at 30000 pounds of salaries. Despite the fact that the highest amount of income belonged to solicitors (57000 pounds), only 18% chose the field. The least popular jobs for the graduates were archeologist and historian, only 6% and 9% respectively of the finishers of History course choosing them for the income of respective 29000 (the lowest) and 49000 pounds.
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Boburmirzo English | 8.5
29 Nov, 17:38
#Writing
No sector has left unaffected by the advent of technology, including the culture of reading books. E-books are becoming more and more wide-spread day by day, posing a threat to the existence of traditional books. Thus, people are concerned about the benefits and drawbacks of this change, wondering which side will outweigh. I believe that the positive effects of shifting to reading on gadgets can outcompete the side effects.
Reading e-books is likely to lead to a number of issues. It is clear that this way of reading will exhaust eyes and even lead to headaches eventually. Constant use of screens are reported to even deteriorate eye-sight if eyes are not protected from the light through special light-resistant sunglasses. Another disadvantage is that gadgets can be major distractors. In other words, a reader may receive a message from a friend and a notification from a news feed, which decreases the level of focus a reader previously had. Unfortunately, the majority of children and young people are deprived of self-control and discipline, so they will unwillingly check their social media in the middle of reading. However, all of the potential problems e-books might bring about can be prevented by either a pair of high-quality glasses or learning to resist temptation to check the internet.
On the other hand, the benefits e-books have to offer are far more important and long-term. As smartphones are portable today, this provides people with constant access to whatever book they are willing to read without any payments in comparison to expensive hard-copy books. This level of accessibility favors both the rich and the poor equally. Besides this, if e-books dominated in all educational settings, ranging from schools to universities. the need for paper would plummet significantly. As a result, deforestation would be prevented to some extent.
In conclusion, even though e-books can lead to some troubles, they are easily preventable. At the same time, the potential benefits they have are far more significant and long-term.
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No sector has left unaffected by the advent of technology, including the culture of reading books. E-books are becoming more and more wide-spread day by day, posing a threat to the existence of traditional books. Thus, people are concerned about the benefits and drawbacks of this change, wondering which side will outweigh. I believe that the positive effects of shifting to reading on gadgets can outcompete the side effects.
Reading e-books is likely to lead to a number of issues. It is clear that this way of reading will exhaust eyes and even lead to headaches eventually. Constant use of screens are reported to even deteriorate eye-sight if eyes are not protected from the light through special light-resistant sunglasses. Another disadvantage is that gadgets can be major distractors. In other words, a reader may receive a message from a friend and a notification from a news feed, which decreases the level of focus a reader previously had. Unfortunately, the majority of children and young people are deprived of self-control and discipline, so they will unwillingly check their social media in the middle of reading. However, all of the potential problems e-books might bring about can be prevented by either a pair of high-quality glasses or learning to resist temptation to check the internet.
On the other hand, the benefits e-books have to offer are far more important and long-term. As smartphones are portable today, this provides people with constant access to whatever book they are willing to read without any payments in comparison to expensive hard-copy books. This level of accessibility favors both the rich and the poor equally. Besides this, if e-books dominated in all educational settings, ranging from schools to universities. the need for paper would plummet significantly. As a result, deforestation would be prevented to some extent.
In conclusion, even though e-books can lead to some troubles, they are easily preventable. At the same time, the potential benefits they have are far more significant and long-term.
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29 Nov, 16:16
#Writing
Advantage and disadvantage essay
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Advantage and disadvantage essay
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29 Nov, 15:35
#Writing
The bar chart gives information about how much money was spent on five consumer items, namely cars, computers, books, perfume and cameras in France and the UK in the year 2010. Units are measured in pounds sterling. Overall, the UK was dominant over France in the majority of categories in terms of expenditure. The both countries spent the most money on cars, while the least money was spent on perfume in the UK in comparison to cameras in France. Notably, the most significant difference in spending was seen on cameras.
The UK exceeded France in terms of spending. The figure for cars was just over 450000 pounds in the UK compared to 400000 pounds in France. With books, the expenditure in the UK accounted for more than 400000 pounds and 300000 pounds in France. The UK spent over twice as much money on cameras as France did (roughly 350000 pounds and 150000 pounds respectively).
By stark contrast, the French expenditure overtook the British one in only two of the five sectors. The amount of money expended on computers showed a slight difference between France and the UK with the dominance of the former (around 370000 pounds and 300000 pounds correspondingly). Regarding perfume, although both countries had much lower expenditure, 200000 pounds was directed to this sector in France, a much higher figure than close to 150000 pounds in the UK.
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The bar chart gives information about how much money was spent on five consumer items, namely cars, computers, books, perfume and cameras in France and the UK in the year 2010. Units are measured in pounds sterling. Overall, the UK was dominant over France in the majority of categories in terms of expenditure. The both countries spent the most money on cars, while the least money was spent on perfume in the UK in comparison to cameras in France. Notably, the most significant difference in spending was seen on cameras.
The UK exceeded France in terms of spending. The figure for cars was just over 450000 pounds in the UK compared to 400000 pounds in France. With books, the expenditure in the UK accounted for more than 400000 pounds and 300000 pounds in France. The UK spent over twice as much money on cameras as France did (roughly 350000 pounds and 150000 pounds respectively).
By stark contrast, the French expenditure overtook the British one in only two of the five sectors. The amount of money expended on computers showed a slight difference between France and the UK with the dominance of the former (around 370000 pounds and 300000 pounds correspondingly). Regarding perfume, although both countries had much lower expenditure, 200000 pounds was directed to this sector in France, a much higher figure than close to 150000 pounds in the UK.
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Boburmirzo English | 8.5
23 Nov, 18:40
#Writing
Tourism has developed more than ever before, and this has made English the most common language in the globe. It is thought that only English may survive and become an international language in the long run. If this happens, the elimination of other languages would lead to easier global communication and fewer conflicts among countries, while the identity and diversity of many nations would disappear from the surface of the earth.
On the one hand, the widespread use of a single language would lead to easier interaction globally, leading to fewer conflicts. The main reason why many nations are disconnected from each other is the absence of a common language among them. Provided that this hindrance were eliminated, international relations and affairs could be facilitated. This can be proven with the example of European Union, where over 20 developed countries have united and been living in peace, not to mention the mutual support and protection. Besides this, better understanding between sides can reduce or even put an end to arguments. One can challenge my claim for the significance of a common language by exemplifying the wars between countries, such as Russia and Ukraine. However, the mere similarity in their languages have not affected their diverse traditions and customs, which is one of the factors for the current scenario. Unlike this, an international common language would terminate the majority of unique traditions as globalization does, leading to fewer and fewer diversities and making the world a global village, where there is peace and connection.
On the other hand, this level of globalization will sweep away cultural diversities. Because there are differences among nations in terms of a language, culture, tradition and religion, the world is as colorful and diverse as we know today. The emergence of one dominant language will probably harm the identity of countries. This can bring about the disappearance of local customs and other important components of a nation. As historians mention: a nation without a mother tongue will forget its history and eventually die as a nation. The extinction of a whole nation with its traditions and culture is a disaster for the world. While linguistics are concerned about the decreasing number of speakers of some tongues, it is morally and ethically wrong to accept one ultimate language at the expense of others.
In conclusion, even though the emergence of one globally dominant language benefit the world with peace and better interaction, this can lead to the death of nations.
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Tourism has developed more than ever before, and this has made English the most common language in the globe. It is thought that only English may survive and become an international language in the long run. If this happens, the elimination of other languages would lead to easier global communication and fewer conflicts among countries, while the identity and diversity of many nations would disappear from the surface of the earth.
On the one hand, the widespread use of a single language would lead to easier interaction globally, leading to fewer conflicts. The main reason why many nations are disconnected from each other is the absence of a common language among them. Provided that this hindrance were eliminated, international relations and affairs could be facilitated. This can be proven with the example of European Union, where over 20 developed countries have united and been living in peace, not to mention the mutual support and protection. Besides this, better understanding between sides can reduce or even put an end to arguments. One can challenge my claim for the significance of a common language by exemplifying the wars between countries, such as Russia and Ukraine. However, the mere similarity in their languages have not affected their diverse traditions and customs, which is one of the factors for the current scenario. Unlike this, an international common language would terminate the majority of unique traditions as globalization does, leading to fewer and fewer diversities and making the world a global village, where there is peace and connection.
On the other hand, this level of globalization will sweep away cultural diversities. Because there are differences among nations in terms of a language, culture, tradition and religion, the world is as colorful and diverse as we know today. The emergence of one dominant language will probably harm the identity of countries. This can bring about the disappearance of local customs and other important components of a nation. As historians mention: a nation without a mother tongue will forget its history and eventually die as a nation. The extinction of a whole nation with its traditions and culture is a disaster for the world. While linguistics are concerned about the decreasing number of speakers of some tongues, it is morally and ethically wrong to accept one ultimate language at the expense of others.
In conclusion, even though the emergence of one globally dominant language benefit the world with peace and better interaction, this can lead to the death of nations.
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23 Nov, 18:00
#Writing
Advantage and disadvantage essay
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Advantage and disadvantage essay
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23 Nov, 17:40
#Writing
A line graph
Sample by Pauline Cullen
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A line graph
Sample by Pauline Cullen
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23 Nov, 17:26
#Writing
The line graph shows changes in the consumption of six energy sources in one country labelled A from 2000 and 2020, and makes predictions un to 2050. Units are provided in quadrillion. Overall, more non-renewable energy sources have been consumed than renewables with the dominance of Petrol and Oil, and this scenario is going to remain unchanged in the future. Almost all of the energy sources have seen growths in use, the sustainable ones remained relatively stable.
The consumption of fossil fuels has seen increasing trends and are predicted to proceed. The use of Petrol and Oil grew from 35 quadrillion units in 2000 to over 40 in 2020 despite a fluctuation, and will continue growing to roughly 47 in 2050. The figure for Natural Gas reached close to 25 in 2020 from 20 in spite of a drop in 2005. This data is predicted to remain in 2050 after the fluctuation between 2020 and 2035. The consumption of Coal rose noticeably to around 22 in 2020, and is expected to grow gradually to approximately 33 in 2050.
With sustainable energy sources, their use varied between relative stability and a slight growth. Although all of them saw increases until 2020, they stayed around 5 quadrillion units. After this, Solar/Wind and Nuclear power use will grow to over 5, while the figure for Hydropower is never going to go up above 5.
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The line graph shows changes in the consumption of six energy sources in one country labelled A from 2000 and 2020, and makes predictions un to 2050. Units are provided in quadrillion. Overall, more non-renewable energy sources have been consumed than renewables with the dominance of Petrol and Oil, and this scenario is going to remain unchanged in the future. Almost all of the energy sources have seen growths in use, the sustainable ones remained relatively stable.
The consumption of fossil fuels has seen increasing trends and are predicted to proceed. The use of Petrol and Oil grew from 35 quadrillion units in 2000 to over 40 in 2020 despite a fluctuation, and will continue growing to roughly 47 in 2050. The figure for Natural Gas reached close to 25 in 2020 from 20 in spite of a drop in 2005. This data is predicted to remain in 2050 after the fluctuation between 2020 and 2035. The consumption of Coal rose noticeably to around 22 in 2020, and is expected to grow gradually to approximately 33 in 2050.
With sustainable energy sources, their use varied between relative stability and a slight growth. Although all of them saw increases until 2020, they stayed around 5 quadrillion units. After this, Solar/Wind and Nuclear power use will grow to over 5, while the figure for Hydropower is never going to go up above 5.
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Boburmirzo English | 8.5
23 Nov, 15:16
Reading Challenge Day 27
The reading Passage we used today!
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23 Nov, 14:17
Reading Challenge Day 27
Pre-test analysis
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Boburmirzo English | 8.5
22 Nov, 16:33
#Writing
More and more people are suffering from obesity especially in Western countries. The health issues that revolve around this problem are putting a pressure on healthcare. To mitigate the situation, some people claim the introduction of more PE lessons at schools could work well. However, I believe that confining physical activeness to only compulsory education curriculum would not be as productive and effective as the expansion of this campaign to workplaces in a slight different manner and the improvement of their diet.
Introducing more extracurricular activities at schools will be beneficial for students from two perspectives. First, by being forced to exercise on a regular basis, school children can develop consistency and discipline in this regard, which may make it easy to continue this habit when they leave school. More direct effect would be the prevention of gaining weight in the early years of their life.
Moreover, to avoid the problem of obesity in the long run, even colleges, universities and workplaces will need to play a role. In other words, these institutions should provide both undergraduates and employees with either gyms or free access to them so that the health of older generation can also be guaranteed to some extent.
However, I think the effectiveness of exercising is limited without proper diet. As many experts, such as dieticians and professional bodybuilders mention, how and what a person consumes on a daily basis affects his body as much as exercises, if not more. Therefore, along with encouragements of exercising, people's awareness about dietary rules should be improved.
In conclusion, I think extracurricular exercises alone would not be enough to ease the consequences of growing obesity if life after school did not encourage people to be physically active in addition to regulating eating patterns
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More and more people are suffering from obesity especially in Western countries. The health issues that revolve around this problem are putting a pressure on healthcare. To mitigate the situation, some people claim the introduction of more PE lessons at schools could work well. However, I believe that confining physical activeness to only compulsory education curriculum would not be as productive and effective as the expansion of this campaign to workplaces in a slight different manner and the improvement of their diet.
Introducing more extracurricular activities at schools will be beneficial for students from two perspectives. First, by being forced to exercise on a regular basis, school children can develop consistency and discipline in this regard, which may make it easy to continue this habit when they leave school. More direct effect would be the prevention of gaining weight in the early years of their life.
Moreover, to avoid the problem of obesity in the long run, even colleges, universities and workplaces will need to play a role. In other words, these institutions should provide both undergraduates and employees with either gyms or free access to them so that the health of older generation can also be guaranteed to some extent.
However, I think the effectiveness of exercising is limited without proper diet. As many experts, such as dieticians and professional bodybuilders mention, how and what a person consumes on a daily basis affects his body as much as exercises, if not more. Therefore, along with encouragements of exercising, people's awareness about dietary rules should be improved.
In conclusion, I think extracurricular exercises alone would not be enough to ease the consequences of growing obesity if life after school did not encourage people to be physically active in addition to regulating eating patterns
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22 Nov, 16:30
#Writing
The tables give information about residents' level of satisfaction on six different aspects of a particular city in two separate years, namely 1980 and 2010. Units are provided in proportions, and the data was gathered from local people through asking questions. Overall, the majority of residents were satisfied with almost all sectors of the city. Although the leading sector changed from Healthcare to Education, the most dissatisfying field was Transport in both years. Notably, the city only saw a growth in the level of Education and Employment.
The city experienced development in only two sectors according to the results of the survey. One of them was Education, which was rated "good" by 72% of the participants of the survey in 1980, and after 30 years this figure rose by 10%, leading the table, while receiving the fewest "Bad" comments at a mere 5% in 1980 and 9% in 1980. Employment saw a growth of 10% in the positive ratings (from 62% to 72%).
In contrast, half of the sectors saw decreasing trends in the positive results of the survey. The figure for Transport fell dramatically from 52% to 39%, having the highest percentage of bad comments at 32% in 1980 and at 38% in 2018. Most people satisfied by Healthcare at 82% initially, it lost the dominance in this regard though due to the decline to 72%. The proportion of people considering shops "good" fell from 64% to 60%, while almost a quarter (24%) of people were neither dissatisfied nor satisfied with them in 2010. The data for Environment remained relatively stable at 71% and 70% in terms of "good", while there was change in the number of people who did not have opinion, and a growth among those rating bad (from 12% to 15%).
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The tables give information about residents' level of satisfaction on six different aspects of a particular city in two separate years, namely 1980 and 2010. Units are provided in proportions, and the data was gathered from local people through asking questions. Overall, the majority of residents were satisfied with almost all sectors of the city. Although the leading sector changed from Healthcare to Education, the most dissatisfying field was Transport in both years. Notably, the city only saw a growth in the level of Education and Employment.
The city experienced development in only two sectors according to the results of the survey. One of them was Education, which was rated "good" by 72% of the participants of the survey in 1980, and after 30 years this figure rose by 10%, leading the table, while receiving the fewest "Bad" comments at a mere 5% in 1980 and 9% in 1980. Employment saw a growth of 10% in the positive ratings (from 62% to 72%).
In contrast, half of the sectors saw decreasing trends in the positive results of the survey. The figure for Transport fell dramatically from 52% to 39%, having the highest percentage of bad comments at 32% in 1980 and at 38% in 2018. Most people satisfied by Healthcare at 82% initially, it lost the dominance in this regard though due to the decline to 72%. The proportion of people considering shops "good" fell from 64% to 60%, while almost a quarter (24%) of people were neither dissatisfied nor satisfied with them in 2010. The data for Environment remained relatively stable at 71% and 70% in terms of "good", while there was change in the number of people who did not have opinion, and a growth among those rating bad (from 12% to 15%).
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Boburmirzo English | 8.5
22 Nov, 07:06
Darsxonani va o’qituvchini to’g’ri hurmat qilishni bilmaymiz. Yana, nega menga ilm yuqmayapti, nega men o’rgana olmayapman deb yuramiz. Darsxonaga bunaqa munosabatta bo’ladigan talaba rivojlanmaydi! Shunchaki kelib-ketib yuraveradi! O’qituvchini ko’ngli qolgan talaba, o’sishi amri mahol!
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19 Nov, 18:05
#Writing
It is claimed that extreme sports are unsafe, and thus, ought to be prohibited by law. I totally disagree with this view because safety can be increased under certain circumstances, while the enforcement of the ban is either illogical or challenging.
I think so called extreme sports are not as dangerous as many people believe. In other words, in every sport, athletes are provided with certain safety rules and protective equipment, which will constantly minimize the risks of the sport. Additionally, almost all athletes are sure to have done a considerable amount of practice and training before, this means sportspeople are already ready and resistant to many dangerous situations.
Moreover, the enforcement of bans on adrenaline sports would be either illogical or difficult. As long as the people involved in these sports are aware of the risks, it is not acceptable to deter them from participating. Besides this, as most of the extreme sports are practiced far away from the reach of authorities, the police will have trouble arresting the law breakers. For example, it would be almost impossible for a local policeman to catch a surfer, who is enjoying high waves of the ocean.
In conclusion, I think there should not be any prohibitions on extreme sports because of the difficulty of this ban and safety measures taken in these sports.
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It is claimed that extreme sports are unsafe, and thus, ought to be prohibited by law. I totally disagree with this view because safety can be increased under certain circumstances, while the enforcement of the ban is either illogical or challenging.
I think so called extreme sports are not as dangerous as many people believe. In other words, in every sport, athletes are provided with certain safety rules and protective equipment, which will constantly minimize the risks of the sport. Additionally, almost all athletes are sure to have done a considerable amount of practice and training before, this means sportspeople are already ready and resistant to many dangerous situations.
Moreover, the enforcement of bans on adrenaline sports would be either illogical or difficult. As long as the people involved in these sports are aware of the risks, it is not acceptable to deter them from participating. Besides this, as most of the extreme sports are practiced far away from the reach of authorities, the police will have trouble arresting the law breakers. For example, it would be almost impossible for a local policeman to catch a surfer, who is enjoying high waves of the ocean.
In conclusion, I think there should not be any prohibitions on extreme sports because of the difficulty of this ban and safety measures taken in these sports.
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Boburmirzo English | 8.5
19 Nov, 17:39
#Writing
Pie charts
Sample by Pauline Cullen
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Pie charts
Sample by Pauline Cullen
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Boburmirzo English | 8.5
19 Nov, 17:31
#Writing
The pie charts give a breakdown of the populations of Yemen and Italy in term of age in 2000, and provide predictions for the 2050. Overall, the Italian population was far older than people in Yemen, and the same will be the case in 2050 although Yemen is predicted to have a relatively older population in the future. Notably, the majority of residents in Yemen were people under 60, while Italy had a population consisting mostly of residents aged over 15.
A bit more than half the population in Yemen were people under 15, and this figure is projected to fall noticeably to 37% in 2050. With residents aged between 15 and 59, they made up 46.3%, and this data will reach 57.3% in the future. Although people aged over 60 constituted a mere 3.6% in the first year, it is expected that this will grow to 5.7% after 50 years.
With the population in Italy, 15-to-59-year-old citizens accounted for almost two thirds (61.6%), a data that was roughly twice or three times as high as the oldest or the youngest age categories (24.1% and 14.3% respectively). In 2050, the middle and the youngest age groups are going to experience falls to 46% and 11.5% correspondingly. Notably, the proportion of people aged over 60 are anticipated to almost double to 42.3%.
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The pie charts give a breakdown of the populations of Yemen and Italy in term of age in 2000, and provide predictions for the 2050. Overall, the Italian population was far older than people in Yemen, and the same will be the case in 2050 although Yemen is predicted to have a relatively older population in the future. Notably, the majority of residents in Yemen were people under 60, while Italy had a population consisting mostly of residents aged over 15.
A bit more than half the population in Yemen were people under 15, and this figure is projected to fall noticeably to 37% in 2050. With residents aged between 15 and 59, they made up 46.3%, and this data will reach 57.3% in the future. Although people aged over 60 constituted a mere 3.6% in the first year, it is expected that this will grow to 5.7% after 50 years.
With the population in Italy, 15-to-59-year-old citizens accounted for almost two thirds (61.6%), a data that was roughly twice or three times as high as the oldest or the youngest age categories (24.1% and 14.3% respectively). In 2050, the middle and the youngest age groups are going to experience falls to 46% and 11.5% correspondingly. Notably, the proportion of people aged over 60 are anticipated to almost double to 42.3%.
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Boburmirzo English | 8.5
19 Nov, 16:59
#Writing
The charts above give information on the ages of the populations of Yemen and Italy in 2000 and projections for 2050.
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The charts above give information on the ages of the populations of Yemen and Italy in 2000 and projections for 2050.
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Boburmirzo English | 8.5
19 Nov, 16:53
Reading Challenge Day 23
Pre-test analysis
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Pre-test analysis
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Boburmirzo English | 8.5
19 Nov, 16:53
Reading Challenge Day 23
The reading Passage we used today!
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The reading Passage we used today!
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Boburmirzo English | 8.5
19 Nov, 16:41
#Writing
Although people around the world celebrate a number of traditional and religious festivals every year, it seems to me that most people are unaware of the true meaning and origin of these celebrations. However, it would be a mistaken idea to claim that all people unconsciously take part in them.
On the one hand, it is undeniable that the majority of people fail to truly perceive the essence of different festivals. This can be proven with the fact that Christian festivals, such as Christmas and Easter are widely celebrated in some Muslim nations, where over 90% of the population claim to practice Islam. For instance, in 2023 residents in Saudi Arabia were allowed and provided opportunities to celebrate Halloween, which shows they are totally unconscious of the origin of this festival.
However, it is still possible to find people who celebrate festivals with complete awareness of the meaning and significance in their culture or religion. Muslims, although the minority, practice Aid twice a year not just because they have a desire to enjoy themselves, but they follow the instructions of their religion. At Aid, people are required to visit their relatives and enjoy unusual means with them, ensuring that the bond between them will strengthen.
In conclusion, despite the fact that the majority of people fail to understand the history and importance of festivals, whether they be related to religion or traditions, the minority still know the essence of celebrations.
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Although people around the world celebrate a number of traditional and religious festivals every year, it seems to me that most people are unaware of the true meaning and origin of these celebrations. However, it would be a mistaken idea to claim that all people unconsciously take part in them.
On the one hand, it is undeniable that the majority of people fail to truly perceive the essence of different festivals. This can be proven with the fact that Christian festivals, such as Christmas and Easter are widely celebrated in some Muslim nations, where over 90% of the population claim to practice Islam. For instance, in 2023 residents in Saudi Arabia were allowed and provided opportunities to celebrate Halloween, which shows they are totally unconscious of the origin of this festival.
However, it is still possible to find people who celebrate festivals with complete awareness of the meaning and significance in their culture or religion. Muslims, although the minority, practice Aid twice a year not just because they have a desire to enjoy themselves, but they follow the instructions of their religion. At Aid, people are required to visit their relatives and enjoy unusual means with them, ensuring that the bond between them will strengthen.
In conclusion, despite the fact that the majority of people fail to understand the history and importance of festivals, whether they be related to religion or traditions, the minority still know the essence of celebrations.
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Boburmirzo English | 8.5
18 Nov, 17:48
#Writing
A bar chart
Sample by Pauline Cullen
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A bar chart
Sample by Pauline Cullen
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Boburmirzo English | 8.5
18 Nov, 17:42
#Writing
The bar chat gives information about the proportion of males and females in Australia who exercised on a regular basis in the year 2010. People are divided into age categories too. Overall, Australian women were almost constantly dominant over their male counterparts in terms of exercising. The peak age for females was 45 to 54, while men in the youngest category exercised most.
With females, the percentage of those exercising regularly virtually increased with age. Although 47.7% of females aged 15 to 24 participated in physical activities, the proportion reached a peak of 55.3 in the 45-to-54-year-old group, a higher figure than men's highest point. Following this peak, the data started falling and dropped to 47.1% in the age group 65 and over.
Males, in contrast, outnumbered females in terms of exercising only in the youngest age category (52.8% and 47.7% respectively). This figure was considered the highest point for men. Fewer men exercised as they grew older, and the proportion of males taking part in physical activities in Australia hit the lowest point at 39.5% when they were between 35 and 44 years old. After this age range, the data started rising until it reached almost the same percentage with females at 46.7 and 47.1 correspondingly in the oldest age group.
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The bar chat gives information about the proportion of males and females in Australia who exercised on a regular basis in the year 2010. People are divided into age categories too. Overall, Australian women were almost constantly dominant over their male counterparts in terms of exercising. The peak age for females was 45 to 54, while men in the youngest category exercised most.
With females, the percentage of those exercising regularly virtually increased with age. Although 47.7% of females aged 15 to 24 participated in physical activities, the proportion reached a peak of 55.3 in the 45-to-54-year-old group, a higher figure than men's highest point. Following this peak, the data started falling and dropped to 47.1% in the age group 65 and over.
Males, in contrast, outnumbered females in terms of exercising only in the youngest age category (52.8% and 47.7% respectively). This figure was considered the highest point for men. Fewer men exercised as they grew older, and the proportion of males taking part in physical activities in Australia hit the lowest point at 39.5% when they were between 35 and 44 years old. After this age range, the data started rising until it reached almost the same percentage with females at 46.7 and 47.1 correspondingly in the oldest age group.
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09 Nov, 14:54
Reading Challenge Day 15
Pre-test analysis
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Pre-test analysis
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Boburmirzo English | 8.5
09 Nov, 12:14
Reading Challenge Day 15
The reading Passage we used today!
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The reading Passage we used today!
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Boburmirzo English | 8.5
08 Nov, 14:16
Reading Challenge Day 14
Pre-test analysis
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Pre-test analysis
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Boburmirzo English | 8.5
08 Nov, 10:30
Reading Challenge Day 14
The reading Passage we used today!
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The reading Passage we used today!
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Boburmirzo English | 8.5
02 Nov, 13:35
A warm comment about our video lessons.
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Boburmirzo English | 8.5
02 Nov, 13:18
Reading Challenge Day 9
Pre-test analysis
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Pre-test analysis
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Boburmirzo English | 8.5
02 Nov, 12:43
Reading Challenge Day 9
The reading Passage we used today!
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The reading Passage we used today!
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Boburmirzo English | 8.5
02 Nov, 12:39
#vocabulary
A new word from our today’s Reading Passage
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A new word from our today’s Reading Passage
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Boburmirzo English | 8.5
02 Nov, 08:32
#Writing
A band 9.0 sample from the examiner
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A band 9.0 sample from the examiner
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02 Nov, 08:22
#Writing
The charts compare changes in the proportion of energy generation in France in two separate years, namely 1995 and 2005. Overall, while coal and gas increased in importance as energy resources, petrol lost significance in this regard. However, coal, gas and petrol remained the main sources of energy in France in both years. Nuclear and other fuels were still generated the least energy despite growth.
According to the pie charts, France mainly focused coal, gas and petrol generation in both years. They collectively accounted for almost 90% of the total energy production, at close to 30% each in the first year. After a decade, coal and gas production rose to 30.93% and 30.31% respectively. A mere gap made the former the leading energy in both years, while the latter remained the second most significant due to difference of a fraction of a percent. In contrast, petrol experienced a fall by virtually a third (19.27%), it was still considered the third in the charts though.
The remaining two categories of energy was generated more in 2005 than in 1995. The figure for nuclear increased from 6.40% to 10.10%, while other energies almost doubled the 1995 production data, rising from 4.90% to 9.10%.
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The charts compare changes in the proportion of energy generation in France in two separate years, namely 1995 and 2005. Overall, while coal and gas increased in importance as energy resources, petrol lost significance in this regard. However, coal, gas and petrol remained the main sources of energy in France in both years. Nuclear and other fuels were still generated the least energy despite growth.
According to the pie charts, France mainly focused coal, gas and petrol generation in both years. They collectively accounted for almost 90% of the total energy production, at close to 30% each in the first year. After a decade, coal and gas production rose to 30.93% and 30.31% respectively. A mere gap made the former the leading energy in both years, while the latter remained the second most significant due to difference of a fraction of a percent. In contrast, petrol experienced a fall by virtually a third (19.27%), it was still considered the third in the charts though.
The remaining two categories of energy was generated more in 2005 than in 1995. The figure for nuclear increased from 6.40% to 10.10%, while other energies almost doubled the 1995 production data, rising from 4.90% to 9.10%.
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Boburmirzo English | 8.5
01 Nov, 11:01
Reading Challenge Day 8
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The reading Passage we used today!
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Boburmirzo English | 8.5
01 Nov, 11:01
Reading Challenge Day 8
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Boburmirzo English | 8.5
01 Nov, 06:27
Reading Challenge Day 7
The reading Passage we used today!
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Boburmirzo English | 8.5
01 Nov, 06:26
Reading Challenge Day 7
Pre-test analysis
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Boburmirzo English | 8.5
31 Oct, 17:38
Bazida qishlog’imni juda sog’inib ketaman. Keyin o’zimdan so’rayman: sening sog’inching yurakni shunday ezadi, Rosulullohning makkani sog’inishlari-yu va Zahiriddin MuhammadBoburning Andijonni sog’inishlari qanday bo’lgan ekan deb!
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Boburmirzo English | 8.5
31 Oct, 17:04
Urf-odatlarning aksari bizni shunday axvolga soladi! Hammasi demayapman, aksar! Chunki bazilari yaxshilikka ham targ’ib qiladi! Misol uchun: men kichkinalik paytlarimda har bahor buvilarimiz “lachira” qozonda qovurilib pishirilgan non tarqatishar edi ko’chadagilarga! Bahorda! Bu payt ko’pchilikda moliyaviy qiyinchilik bo’ladigan paytdir qishloqda!
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Boburmirzo English | 8.5
31 Oct, 11:10
The diagram illustrates the life cycle of a honey bee, which takes approximately 34 to 36 days to complete.
Overall, the cycle begins with egg-laying and progresses through various stages of moulting until the bee reaches maturity.
In the initial stage, female honey bees lay one or two eggs every three days. These eggs take around 9 to 10 days to hatch, producing young nymphs.
Following hatching, the nymphs undergo three moulting stages. The first occurs five days after hatching, the second at seven days, and the third at nine days, allowing the nymph to grow larger each time.
After the final moult, the bee enters the young adult stage, needing an additional four days to reach full maturity. At this point, the adult bee is capable of reproduction, and the cycle repeats.
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Overall, the cycle begins with egg-laying and progresses through various stages of moulting until the bee reaches maturity.
In the initial stage, female honey bees lay one or two eggs every three days. These eggs take around 9 to 10 days to hatch, producing young nymphs.
Following hatching, the nymphs undergo three moulting stages. The first occurs five days after hatching, the second at seven days, and the third at nine days, allowing the nymph to grow larger each time.
After the final moult, the bee enters the young adult stage, needing an additional four days to reach full maturity. At this point, the adult bee is capable of reproduction, and the cycle repeats.
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31 Oct, 10:52
#Writing
The process illustrates the main steps involved in producing instant noodles. Overall, the production of noodles is a wholly mechanical process, which consists of two main stages: processing flour and packaging. During the process, flour firstly becomes dough, sheets, strips and finally edible food.
At first, a special bunker truck delivers the ingredient from a storage silos to a mixer, where water and oil are blended with flour. The mixture is then sent to rollers in order to shape flat dough sheets. The flattened sheets now have to go through a cutter machine that turns the dough into strips so that dough discs will form. The film that has been holding the dough so far puts the discs in hot oil, in which they are cooked, and subsequently dried.
When the fried noodles have dried, another machine places them in cups containing vegetables and spices. The filled cups need labelling and sealing before either sale or consumption.
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The process illustrates the main steps involved in producing instant noodles. Overall, the production of noodles is a wholly mechanical process, which consists of two main stages: processing flour and packaging. During the process, flour firstly becomes dough, sheets, strips and finally edible food.
At first, a special bunker truck delivers the ingredient from a storage silos to a mixer, where water and oil are blended with flour. The mixture is then sent to rollers in order to shape flat dough sheets. The flattened sheets now have to go through a cutter machine that turns the dough into strips so that dough discs will form. The film that has been holding the dough so far puts the discs in hot oil, in which they are cooked, and subsequently dried.
When the fried noodles have dried, another machine places them in cups containing vegetables and spices. The filled cups need labelling and sealing before either sale or consumption.
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Boburmirzo English | 8.5
31 Oct, 09:20
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Boburmirzo English | 8.5
31 Oct, 08:07
#Writing
The pie charts compare changes in the shares of six large watch brands in the Swiss Watch Market in two separate subsequent years, namely 2020 and 2021. Overall, Rolex was the dominant watch brand in both years, and its dominance even grew bigger in the second year at the expense of declines in the stocks of the rest. Notably, AP, Longines and Patek constantly had the lowest share in the market.
A rising trend was experienced by only one brand. Rolex had the highest share in the Watch Market in Switzerland with almost 40%, data that was at least more than twice as high as the nearest figure. The Rolex's dominance even increased by gaining 46.7% of sales in the market, expanding the gap between the leading and the other companies.
In contrast, the remaining 5 brands saw falling trends in their shares. Omega and Cartier accounted for 15.6% and 14.9% respectively in terms of sales in the Swiss Watch Market in 2020, and by the next year, the former had fallen to 12.7% and the latter had declined to 13.8%. AP, Longines and Patek constituted just over 30% altogether, 10% distributable to each. The decline they witnessed the following year was around mere 1%.
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The pie charts compare changes in the shares of six large watch brands in the Swiss Watch Market in two separate subsequent years, namely 2020 and 2021. Overall, Rolex was the dominant watch brand in both years, and its dominance even grew bigger in the second year at the expense of declines in the stocks of the rest. Notably, AP, Longines and Patek constantly had the lowest share in the market.
A rising trend was experienced by only one brand. Rolex had the highest share in the Watch Market in Switzerland with almost 40%, data that was at least more than twice as high as the nearest figure. The Rolex's dominance even increased by gaining 46.7% of sales in the market, expanding the gap between the leading and the other companies.
In contrast, the remaining 5 brands saw falling trends in their shares. Omega and Cartier accounted for 15.6% and 14.9% respectively in terms of sales in the Swiss Watch Market in 2020, and by the next year, the former had fallen to 12.7% and the latter had declined to 13.8%. AP, Longines and Patek constituted just over 30% altogether, 10% distributable to each. The decline they witnessed the following year was around mere 1%.
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Boburmirzo English | 8.5
25 Oct, 13:22
Reading Challenge Day 2
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Boburmirzo English | 8.5
25 Oct, 13:20
Reading Challenge Day 2
Pre-test analysis
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Boburmirzo English | 8.5
25 Oct, 10:02
Reading Challenge Day 2
The reading Passage we use today!
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Boburmirzo English | 8.5
24 Oct, 17:27
Savollarimga faqat bir so’z bilan javob ber!
- Tushundim.
Al-Xorazmiysiz mavjud bo’lgan bo’larmiding?
- Yo’q.
Al-Xorazmiy sening majoziy ma’nodagi OTANGmi?
- Ha.
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- Tushundim.
Al-Xorazmiysiz mavjud bo’lgan bo’larmiding?
- Yo’q.
Al-Xorazmiy sening majoziy ma’nodagi OTANGmi?
- Ha.
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Boburmirzo English | 8.5
24 Oct, 13:21
Reading Challenge Day 1
Pre-test analysis
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Boburmirzo English | 8.5
24 Oct, 13:21
Reading Challenge Day 1
The reading Passage we used today!
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Boburmirzo English | 8.5
22 Oct, 08:36
#Writing
The tables show how sales of coffee and bananas labelled as Fair Trade changed in five countries in Europe in two separate years, namely 1999 and 2004. Overall, there was a rising trend in coffee sales in all the countries, while banana sales had a mixed success. Notably, the leading country in each table was significantly higher than the rest.
With Fair-trade coffee sales, all of the countries saw increases. The biggest growth in sales was experienced by the UK, increasing from 1.5 million in 1999 to 20 million euros in 2004, and dominated the table. Although Switzerland had the highest sales with 3.0 million euros in 1999, it was outnumbered by the UK despite a two-fold increase (to 6 million Euros).In comparison, the remaining countries (Denmark, Belgium and Sweden) experienced growth in the category albeit small. They all stayed under 2 million euros.
Regarding banana sales with the same label, trends were mixed. Switzerland dominated in both years with 15 and 47 million euros respectively. The figures for the UK and Belgium followed a similar trend, both seeing a roughly five-fold growth to 5.5 and 4 million euros in 2004 from the initial 1 and 0.6 euros. In contrast, sales of bananas labelled as Fair Trade in Sweden and Denmark more or less halved to 1 and 0.9 million euros.
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The tables show how sales of coffee and bananas labelled as Fair Trade changed in five countries in Europe in two separate years, namely 1999 and 2004. Overall, there was a rising trend in coffee sales in all the countries, while banana sales had a mixed success. Notably, the leading country in each table was significantly higher than the rest.
With Fair-trade coffee sales, all of the countries saw increases. The biggest growth in sales was experienced by the UK, increasing from 1.5 million in 1999 to 20 million euros in 2004, and dominated the table. Although Switzerland had the highest sales with 3.0 million euros in 1999, it was outnumbered by the UK despite a two-fold increase (to 6 million Euros).In comparison, the remaining countries (Denmark, Belgium and Sweden) experienced growth in the category albeit small. They all stayed under 2 million euros.
Regarding banana sales with the same label, trends were mixed. Switzerland dominated in both years with 15 and 47 million euros respectively. The figures for the UK and Belgium followed a similar trend, both seeing a roughly five-fold growth to 5.5 and 4 million euros in 2004 from the initial 1 and 0.6 euros. In contrast, sales of bananas labelled as Fair Trade in Sweden and Denmark more or less halved to 1 and 0.9 million euros.
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21 Oct, 15:14
Bugun men eshitgan eng ajoyib gap:
Mo’minning maqsadlari, uning ehtiyojlaridan oliy bo’ladi!
•Abdulloh domla
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Mo’minning maqsadlari, uning ehtiyojlaridan oliy bo’ladi!
•Abdulloh domla
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19 Oct, 12:31
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18 Oct, 10:58
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15 Oct, 06:41
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Saydullo tabriklayman ukam! Juda hursandman! Meni xonamda seni ikkita sertifikating ilinadi.
Do’stlar Saydulloni 6.5 lik sertifikati ham bor!
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07 Oct, 18:29
“Hobby”ingiz nima deb so’rashsa, she’r eshitish desam mubolag’a bo’lmasa kerak!
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03 Oct, 23:39
• Darslarimizga olib kelgan har bir do'stingiz uchun sizga chegirma beriladi!
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Boburmirzo English | 8.5
03 Oct, 23:37
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Boburmirzo English | 8.5
03 Oct, 17:22
I recently read something:
Women who seek to be equal with men lack ambition.
Just a joke)
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Women who seek to be equal with men lack ambition.
Just a joke)
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Boburmirzo English | 8.5
03 Oct, 07:46
Assalamu Alaykum!
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02 Oct, 13:52
Menimcha, odamlar dangasalikdan hayotlarida qanchalar qashshoqlik va baxtsizliklar paydo bo‘lishini tushunmaydilar.
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02 Oct, 13:01
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