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Exactly + 'wh' question (what/how/why)

This structure helps you sound more natural in speaking. That is exactly why I am talking about it.

#article
If only they could talk

Topic - animals



If only = I wish (qaniydi)

#day4

SCREWED IT UP YESTERDAY..

SLEPT AT 01:30
WOKE UP AT 6:45

WENT TO WORK AT 14:19


ANYWAY, doing a good job in the writing challenge, tho.

Yesterday the referee be like:

It is not over until Qatar wins

#day3

Went to bed - 00:10
Got up - 6:32

Showed up at work - 9:15

Hammasiga kulib qo'ydim...

Abbos mujik

💔

#extract


Think about it.

#day2


Went to bed - 00:07
Woke up - 06:16


Showed up at work - 14:17


P.S: don't have a morning group today

#tip #task1

When you write an introduction in Task1, KEEP IT SIMPLE.

The pie charts show changes in the proportion of water consumed in five various sectors in Sydney in 1997 and 2007.

Alright, I didn't expect so many people to write an intro. 🫤


So, lemme show mine

#task1

We do not need the chart. Let's see how you paraphrase the task.⬆️

#tip #task1

Write one-digit numbers as words since it is more academic.

In 2000, Italy emitted five tons of carbon dioxide.

#day1

9:10 at work

The first lesson kicks off at 9:30 for your info.

#day1

Went to sleep - 11: 54 p.m
Woke up - 6:42


P.S: Not bad for the first day.

Habits to pursue for at least 10 days to come:

1. Go to bed before 12 a.m and get up before 6 a.m
2. Read 25 pages
3. Show up at work 15 minutes in advance
4. Ozodbek's writing challenge


#challenge

How many times do you forget to say "Bismillah'' a day?



Another life-changing habit to have❤️

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

Shu yil yozda haqiqiy imtihonda tushgan readinglar to'plami.
Kutib oling: "READING MASTERMIND"

Cambridgedan zerikkanlar uchun yap-yangi 10 ta FULL reading.

Imtihonda qayta tushish ehtimoli katta bo'lganligi sababli ba'zi kanallarda 20$dan sotilyapti. Siz esa ushbu yuqori sifatdagi kitobni be'malol ishlatishingiz mumkin⚡️

@Teaxona

O'quvchilarim juda ko'p non-Cambridge material so'rashadi.
Ustozlarga ham darslarda yoki mock examlar olishga kerak bo'ladi.


Xullas, bitta chotkiy collection tashiman. Dyo'stim Temur tomonidan compile qilingan.


But first, leave 50 '🔥's

Meanwhile, Trump🫠


P.S. Bratni juda hurmat qilaman.

#global


This is insane. The craze for building skyscrapers is just destroying our planet. So, how does this happen?

This all boils down to concrete, the second most used construction material after water. But the catch is that concrete is not a high-carbon product per se. In fact, it is cement - the main component of concrete - which takes a heavy toll on the issue discussed. Watch this video to better understand how cement "manages to" have such a negative impact on the environment.

#quote

You get what you repeat.

© Atomic Habits

#phrases

Red book❌
Endangered list✅


Here, it is used as a metaphor, though.

#interesting
#politics

The title that has drawn everyone's attention. Give it a read.

With Trump returning to the presidency, everything from abortion to immigration is under threat | US elections 2024 | The Guardian


https://search.app?link=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.theguardian.com%2Fus-news%2Fng-interactive%2F2024%2Fnov%2F06%2Fdonald-trump-wins-election-11-issues-threat&utm_campaign=aga&utm_source=agsadl1%2Cagsadl3%2Csh%2Fx%2Fgs%2Fm2%2F4

#important
#workout


When you do push-ups, make sure to activate as many muscles as possible, particularly your core strength.

Core strength ≠ Abs


#note_to_self

This video made me devilver a whole lesson on construction today.

https://youtu.be/ibYCgb10dTc?si=827w7AXUl-0a_p-l

Yes, you are right.

That is the Chinese and Turkish

From what countries do we (the Uzbek) bring here to establish new constructions?


A new skyscraper, claimed to be twice as tall as Nest one, is said to be built in "yangi Uzbekistan".

So, who will get the job done?

If you watch enthusiastic YouTubers constantly, you must hear this phrase quite often.

There is always room for improvement

One more article says we are hardwired to like to collect.

just wanted to know WHY PEOPLE COLLECT things

It turned out it goes back to our old days as humans. Historically, people loved collecting stuff like food or weapons not because it was a matter of life or death (it certainly was) but because they got a dopamine hit every time they found smth, so kept doing it.


The same doesn't apply to us anymore although we inherited collecting habits from our ancestors. Who enjoys finding a new sort of food?

What makes people collect things today, then?

This all comes down to a certain region in our brain, shaped over time, responsible for novelty. It is also reported that there are some people born with a predisposition to collecting things. They can't wait to gather more and more things.

I like collecting paper maps, though

I like collecting memories. Even my notebooks, which I used in elementary school they are still kept in my home.

What do you collect, guys?

Of which the useful (to boys) is to collect pens...

Shout-out to girls🗣

I believe collecting things is one of the most boring hobbies🤢.


How about you?

Let us hope for a change, a big one

Sometimes we win, sometimes we grow

https://youtube.com/shorts/Ez_RnnIKC-c?si=YKE-fiKmqJQnAa8O

In case someone needs the best book to improve General English...

#book

What movie is this?

https://youtube.com/shorts/NeKAYZAxcps?si=xwRolKxRhISvCCd-

A decade ago, it would seem impossible to boost a nation's economy, without CO2 being emitted to the atmosphere. Yet, today the industry is so developed that "we" (excluding Uzbekistan, hopefully for now) can grow economically while having close-to-zero impact on the environment.

Ironically, even if we (here Uzbekistan) do employ our natural resources, it is still hard to make progress.

Jaundice is what we are fighting against...

Well, this is common for literally every infant. It didn't fade away for a month in our case, though. So, gotta take action.

Phototherapy



Phototherapy is treatment with a special type of light (not sunlight).

It's sometimes used to treat newborn jaundice by making it easier for your baby's liver to break down and remove the bilirubin from your baby's blood.

Phototherapy aims to expose your baby's skin to as much light as possible.

Your baby will be placed under a light either in a cot or incubator with their eyes covered.

It will usually be stopped for 30 minutes so you can feed your baby, change their nappy and give them a cuddle.

If your baby's jaundice does not improve, intensified phototherapy may be offered.

This involves increasing the amount of light used or using another source of light, such as a light blanket, at the same time.

Treatment cannot be stopped for breaks during intensified phototherapy, so you will not be able to breastfeed or hold your baby. But you can give your baby expressed milk.

During phototherapy, you baby's temperature will be monitored to make sure they're not getting too hot, and they'll be checked for signs of dehydration.

Intravenous fluids may be needed if your baby is becoming dehydrated and they are not able to drink enough.

The bilirubin levels will be tested every 4 to 6 hours after phototherapy has started, to check if the treatment is working.

Once your baby's bilirubin levels have stabilised or started to fall, they will be checked every 6 to 12 hours.

Phototherapy will be stopped when the bilirubin levels fall to a safe level, which usually takes a day or two.

Phototherapy is generally very effective for newborn jaundice and has few side effects.

That is called "phototherapy".

Let's find out what this therapy is about...

Having read this, you will come to realize pain is actually ...

Can you send ''people' topics in Part2 guys?

Mashinalar tayyor! ✅
Biz ham tayyormiz! 😁

😍Yaqin kunlarda shov-shuvli voqeaning eng kulminatsion qismiga guvoh bo'lasiz!

🫵🏻Siz 4 - Tracker egasini topib turing, tez kunda qaytamiz! ⚡️

❗️P.S. Faqat birinchisi emas balki barcha IELTS overall 9.0 qayd etgan ustozlariga avtomobil sovg'a qiladigan yana qaysi o'quv markazini bilasiz? O'zi bormi shunaqasi?! ;) Izohlarda yozib qoldiring!

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PART-1 | TOPIC-17. SHOPPING
(MAY-DECEMBER 2024)

1. Do you like shopping?

2. Do you compare prices when you shop?

3. Is it difficult for you to make choices when you shop?

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PART-1 | TOPIC-16. BIRTHDAYS
(MAY-DECEMBER 2024)

1. How do children celebrate birthdays in your country?

2. How did you celebrate your last birthday?

3. Is there a difference between the way you celebrated your birthday in the past and in the present?

4. Is it important for you to celebrate your birthday?

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Here is what I've read about a black woman who managed to travel to all 195 countries on our planet.

I enjoyed her responses to questions which were just like in Part3.
Give it a read.

pre-industrial times
record-smashing
to buckle roads

Finally :)

@ielts_with_farrukh