IELTS with ERKIN

For those who don’t know!
Islomiddin is my former student who attended my classes long ago and got 6 in his first attempt back when he was a college student I guess. And then attended my classes again and increased his score to 7 and now he works as an ielts instructor and has come a long way.
He is a truly industrious guy and a passionate teacher!
Join his channel where he shares some useful stuff!

Islomiddin Ismoilov - IELTS 8.5 (W:8.0 | S:8.0)

Students results: IELTS & CEFR (Multilevel) 😎

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Writing samples & tips ✍️

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Mock imtihonlari boshlandi

⭐️ Orient Academy’da Mock imtihoni ertadan boshlanadi. Unda siz har kuni Mock testini topshirishingiz mumkin boʻladi.

Eng asosiysi, har bir test natijasi e’lon qilinganidan soʻng, qo’shimcha feedback’lar olib, xatolar ustida ishlab, shu orqali Overall balingizni ko’tarishga harakat qilasiz.

⏱  Mock exam vaqti: har kuni, sizga qulay bo’lishi uchun 3 xil vaqtda:

• Birinchi guruh: 9:30’da
• Ikkinchi guruh: 14:30’da
• Uchinchi guruh: 18:30’da

💵Narxlari:

• Bir oy to’liq qatnashish – 500.000 so’m
• Kunora, ya’ni 15’kunlik – 400.000 so’m.
• Bir marta qatnashish – 50.000 so’m.

Imihon harajatlarini inobatga olgan holda, to’lovni oldindan amalga oshirishingiz kerak boʻladi.

➕ Siz ham tezroq joyingizni band qilmoqchi boʻlsangiz, izohlarda + qoldiring yoki administratorga murojaat qiling.

@orientacademyuz

#results
Overall 7
Yusuf is a great epitome of the saying: Hard work pays off.
I know how much he tried to get this score. He initially got 6,5 before this 7 and I can confidently say he is one of those up and coming stars at Orient academy!

I felt really happy to see your result buddy and keep up the good work!
@erkinielts

#results
Overall 7,5
🌶️🌶️🌶️
@erkinielts

It is a different feeling when your students get it and a different one when your teammates get it.

This is Aziza’s result who was my student and now works as a teacher here at Orient Academy!

I was sincerely happy to see her update her score from 7,5 to 8.
And now 8,5 is in the making
@erkinielts

Nowadays, more and more people from different cities are spending more time
away from their families.
What are the possible reasons and the effects on the people themselves and their
families?

Many aspects of family life are different nowadays and one change from the past is that more and more people living away from their families. There are several factors prompting this change, and I think its effects can be both positive and negative at the same time.

People have generally become more geographically mobile than in the past for a number of reasons and this change has, in turn, caused many people to move away from their families. One possible explanation is globalization. Increased economic integration and international trade have created more job opportunities across borders, encouraging more people to move for better work prospects. Another is wider educational prospects. International education has become more available and affordable than ever and, as a result, many students are travelling abroad to seek better education.

The impacts of the given development are manifold. On the one hand, people who relocate to other countries learn to live independently. This is because those who live away from their loved ones will need to manage their budget, bear all household bills and do their house chores without the help of family members.
On the other hand, there are also drawbacks that come with living independently. One major problem such individuals face is homesickness. When your parents and siblings are not there to support you, you are likely to miss the company of family members and miss out on emotional support they provide. Obviously, not everyone may be able to cope with such challenges easily, making the experience abroad not so enjoyable.

In conclusion, the trend toward living away from family is the result of globalization and the availability of international study opportunities. While people who do so can benefit from this experience, they should also be prepared for the emotional challenges.

@erkinielts

My handwriting might be a bit scratchy

This is how I usually share ideas and vocabulary to students in the class! Hope u will find it useful too, especially those taking the test soon!

Want some nice vocab build-up and ideas for a part 2 cue card from the app? ( an ideal place where you want to live in)

Scores breakdown from my last exam with BC

Oʻylanib o‘tirma, CEFR‘ga o‘qi

😊 General English'ni ham tugatding, endi oldingda 2 ta yo‘l bor: IELTS or CEFR. Yana biri esa shunchaki hammasini yigʻishtirib qoʻyish.

Vaqtingni sarflading, pulingni sarflading. Ana endi oxirigacha bormasang ham bo‘lmaydi.

Xohla CEFR xohla IELTS o‘qi. Axir Orient‘da ikkalasi ham bor-ku. IELTS uncha shartmas deysanmi?

😴 Unda sen uchun kechqurungi CEFR guruhini ochdik. Mr. OYBEK bilan birga "mazza" qilib o‘qiysan.

@orientacademyuz
@orientsupport

❗️❗️❗️For those of you looking for CEFR courses!

We have ongoing and new groups at Orient academy.
You can sign up for the courses and prepare for CEFR exam with us!

Here I try to keep everything as clear to myself as possible by just wrtining down what a word means in Uzbek (sometimes).
And I know it sounds cliche but if you really want to master the language, you better watch in english and read more and basically expose yourself more to the language

Now I want to leave the list if phrases I have learnt today from my electronic vocabulary notebook

I am always fascinated by how much I still dont know in English despite being exposed to the language for years. And also I am always fascinated and enjoy learning new pieces of vocabulary from movies, books and so on. And for anyone learning english, I advise you guys strongly to expose yourself as much to the language as possible to level up.

Part 1 laughter
Have a good sense of humor
His jokes always land
1-did you laugh a lot recently?
Yes I did and in general I always try to do so. Firstly because, I always try to maintain a positive outlook on life and so I try to laugh more and also recent days of my life have been filled with happiness.
2-do you often make people laugh?
Every time+sub+verb, Sub+verb.
Every time I cook, something goes wrong.
Last time+s+v, S+V
Last time I saw you, you looked sad.
Next time+s+V, S+V
Next time you come, be prepared.
No I am bad at making others laugh. Every time I tell a joke, I don’t seem to get the reactions I expect. In other words, my jokes never land.
Verb(ing) is a great way to +infinitive
Watching English movies is a great way to learn the language.
Listening to music is a great way to release stress.
Make sure+to+infinitive
I always make sure to clean my teeth before bed
3-do you like movies that make you laugh?
Yes I do enjoy comedies. Because watching a comedy movie is a great way to release exhaustion after a tiring day. Also, when I feel down or upset, I always make sure to watch a comedy movie to lift my mood.



Have what it takes to +infinitive
I don’t have what it takes to be an actor.
Do I have what it takes to get 7 on ielts?
Part 1 teachers
1-would you like to be a teacher?
No I wouldn’t. simply because I don’t have what it takes to be a teacher. The reason why I think so is because I am not patient enough which is probably the biggest problem for me to become a teacher. Teachers need to be patient especially when they deal with students who cant understand easily or keep asking questions. Moreover, I am also a bit introverted and shy. And these factors obviously make it difficult for me to pursue a teaching career.
2-did you have a favorite teacher?
Yes I did and he/she was my math teacher. She was an old lady and she was a really loving and kind teacher and she was the same person who ignited=kindled my interest/love/passion for math.
3-how did this teacher help you?
Of course ,she taught me math in the first place. Also, she taught me what discipline is. Sometimes, as a school boy/girl, I used to lose my motivation to study and she was always there to support me and encourage me to study hard.

Live stream finished (20 minutes)

Live stream scheduled for Sep 24 at 15:40

Live stream started

are you guys ready?

Shall we have another lesson guys?
We will look at some part 1 topics again?
Leave the topics you think are the most challenging in the comments!
@erkinielts