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#announcement
⚡️ Ochilayotgan yangi guruhlarim (Temurbek Akbaraliyev - IELTS 8.5):
💥Pre-IELTS groups:  Dush-Chor-Juma
                        2.00pm - 4.00pm
                        6.00pm - 8.00pm

💥IELTS groups:   Sesh-Pay-Shanba
                       4.00pm - 6.00pm                        
6.00pm - 8.00pm                     

❇️ Natijalarni ko'rish uchun #Results ni bosing.

📍Manzil (bu yerga bosing) - HardWork (Ⓜ️ Chilonzor metro, "Integro" Binosi, 7 va 8 - qavatlar)

Ma'lumot uchun:
📞 +998998874003
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HOW TO LEARN VOCABULARY( for Pre-IELTS and IELTS students)

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#Results
ZARNIGOR QO'CHQAROVA, who studied in my Pre-IELTS and Standard IELTS courses,  got a 7.0, with a 7.0 in Writing.

Zarnigor was also one of the most hardworking students I have encountered in my career. Although she started the course a bit relaxed, she quickly refocused and caught up with her studies, ultimately achieving the score she aimed for. - 14.12.2024

Group: 151 IELTS odd 2-4
Teacher: Temurbek Akbaraliyev (IELTS 8.5)

Listening: 7.5
Reading: 6.5
Writing: 7.0
Speaking: 6.0

OVERALL: 7.0

Congratulations, Zarnigor!

We also give no less credit to the student’s previous teachers.

P.S. agar shunday ballni qo'lga kiritmoqchi bo'lsangiz guruhlarimizga qo'shiling va QATTIQ O'QING !

📥Darslarga ro'yxatdan o'tish uchun:
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#Results
MOHINUR REYIMBERGANOVA, who studied in my Pre-IELTS and Standard IELTS courses,  got a 7.0, with an 8.0 in Listening.

Mohinur studied diligently until she felt fully prepared to tackle the test, and bam—she achieved a Band 7 on her very first attempt! Her patience and hard work were the key factors behind her success. - 14.12.2024

Group: 151 IELTS odd 2-4
Teacher: Temurbek Akbaraliyev (IELTS 8.5)

Listening: 8.0
Reading: 6.0
Writing: 6.0
Speaking: 7.0

OVERALL: 7.0

Congratulations, Mohinur!

We also give no less credit to the student’s previous teachers.

P.S. agar shunday ballni qo'lga kiritmoqchi bo'lsangiz guruhlarimizga qo'shiling va QATTIQ O'QING !

📥Darslarga ro'yxatdan o'tish uchun:
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#Results
MUSALLAM RUSTAMOVA and MATLUBA OPA G'AIPOVA, who studied in my Standard IELTS course,  got a C1 certificate in CEFR exam.

They both got the score which is equivalent to 7.0 in IELTS. - 20.12.2024

Group: 149, 151 IELTS
Teacher: Temurbek Akbaraliyev (IELTS 8.5)

Congratulations!

We also give no less credit to the student’s previous teachers.

P.S. agar shunday ballni qo'lga kiritmoqchi bo'lsangiz guruhlarimizga qo'shiling va QATTIQ O'QING !

📥Darslarga ro'yxatdan o'tish uchun:
@loyalbeliever | @hardwork_integro

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#Results
UG'ILOY URALOVA, who studied in my Standard IELTS course,  got a 7.0, with an 8.0 Listening.

O'giloy put all her effort into taking the IELTS this time, and she did it in style. She managed to achieve the score she wanted, and now she can claim a refund from the government. - 05.12.2024

Group: 152 IELTS odd 6-8
Teacher: Temurbek Akbaraliyev (IELTS 8.5)

Listening: 8.0
Reading: 7.0
Writing: 6.5
Speaking: 6.0

OVERALL: 7.0

Congratulations, O'giloy!

We also give no less credit to the student’s previous teachers.

P.S. agar shunday ballni qo'lga kiritmoqchi bo'lsangiz guruhlarimizga qo'shiling va QATTIQ O'QING !

📥Darslarga ro'yxatdan o'tish uchun:
@loyalbeliever | @hardwork_integro

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#JokeTime
When you wanna show off your English but it sucks.

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#IELTSgrammar
Stuff is an uncountable noun and has no plural form. Use a singular verb after it:
- Most of my stuff is still in packing cases.

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#CommonMistakes #Pronunciation

🗣 Pronunciation Focus: "Live" (Verb) vs "Live" (Adjective) 🗣

🔑 Did you know? The same word can sound different depending on how it's used!

1️⃣ Live (Verb):
"I live in Tashkent."
Pronunciation: /lɪv/
(Used to talk about where someone resides or stays.)

2️⃣ Live (Adjective):
"I watched a live concert."
Pronunciation: /laɪv/
(Used to describe something happening in real-time, like an event.)

✅ Tip:
Notice the difference in pronunciation:

/lɪv/ (verb) – Short "i" sound
/laɪv/ (adjective) – Long "i" sound

🎯 Quick Tip: Pay attention to the context to pronounce it correctly! Keep practicing to sound more natural! 😎

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#CommonMistakes #IELTSgrammar
📚 Quick Grammar Tips: "Approach" & "Visit" 📚

🔑 Know the difference in using these words as nouns & verbs! 🔑

Approach:

Noun: "She has a new approach to solving the problem."
(Refers to a method or way of doing something; "to" shows direction or relationship.)
Verb: "He approached the situation carefully."
(Refers to moving toward something, no "to" needed when used as a verb.)

Visit:

Noun: "I paid a visit to the museum."
(Refers to the act of going to a place; "to" indicates direction.)
Verb: "I will visit my grandparents this weekend."
(Refers to the action of going to see someone or somewhere; no "to" needed here!)


Use "to" with nouns to indicate direction or relationship.
Drop "to" when using as verbs! Keep it simple and clear! 😎

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#CommonMistakes #IELTSgrammar
📚 Quick Tips: "Answer," & "Access," 📚

1. Answer:
Noun: "She gave an answer to my question."
Verb: "She answered my question."
2. Access:
Noun: "I need access to this file."
Verb: "You can access the document online."

🔍 Remember: Use "to" with these words when they're nouns to show direction or relationship. But when they’re verbs, drop the "to"! Keep it simple and clear! 😎

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⚡️ Til o'rganishning eng foydali va samarali (lekin qiyinroq) yo'li bu Reading. Judayam ko'p Reading qilish.

🔥Til o'rganishning eng oson, qiziqarli va davomli yo'li bu Listening - kino ko'rish, podcast eshitish, musiqa eshitish, hullas lyuboy narsani eshitish.

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Qo'shilishingiz mumkin bo'lgan davom etayotgan guruhlarim:
Dush-Chor-Juma:
✅ 2.00-4.00 » IELTS (3-oy)
✅ 4.00-6.00 » IELTS (2-oy)
✅ 6.00-8.00 » IELTS (3-oy)

Sesh-Pay-Shanba:
✅ 2.00-4.00 » Pre-IELTS (1-oy)
✅ 6.00-8.00 » Pre-IELTS (3-oy)

Ma'lumot uchun:
📞 +998998874003
📨 @LoyalBeliever

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#IELTSspeaking #Part1

PART 2 – Describe a time you went to a crowded place
You should say:
🔵what place it was
🔵when you went there
🔵who you went with
🔵what people do there

One particular experience of being in a crowded place was a wedding I attended recently. It was my niece’s wedding, and it took place about a month ago. Weddings in Uzbekistan are usually vibrant and festive, and this one was no exception. I went there with my parents and siblings, as attending family events is considered important in our culture, especially when close relatives are involved.

The wedding venue was filled with people—family members, friends, and acquaintances from both the bride's and groom's sides. In typical Uzbek tradition, such events are often massive gatherings where hundreds of people come together to celebrate the occasion. The atmosphere was lively, with people enjoying traditional dishes, dancing, and catching up with one another.

Unfortunately, as is quite common in some Uzbek weddings, things can get a little chaotic. For instance, a couple of young men got into an argument that escalated into a scuffle—most likely due to alcohol consumption, which tends to occur at such events despite efforts to keep the atmosphere light.

Personally, I am not a fan of crowded places, and this wedding reminded me why. The sheer number of people made it overwhelming, and the noise was quite excessive. Although the purpose of the gathering was to celebrate and reconnect with family, I found it difficult to relax or enjoy the moment because of the large crowd. I much prefer smaller, more intimate gatherings where I can engage in meaningful conversations and feel more comfortable.

However, I did appreciate the cultural significance of the event. It’s always nice to see family members getting together to uphold traditions, share joyful moments, and celebrate milestones like weddings. But overall, I’d say crowded events are not really my thing, as they tend to be too noisy and exhausting for my liking.

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🆕 PART-1 | TOPIC-25. FISHING
(SEPTEMBER 2024 - APRIL 2025)
PART 1 – FISHING
1. Have you ever been to a place where there are lots of fish around you?
Answer: No, I haven’t had the chance to visit a place with an abundance of fish. I suppose the closest I’ve come to that experience would be seeing aquariums on TV or photos of fish markets. However, I’ve never physically been surrounded by fish, either in nature or at an aquarium. It’s not something I’ve actively sought out, to be honest.

2. Is fishing popular in your country?
Answer: Yes, fishing is quite popular in Uzbekistan, especially in areas with reservoirs, lakes, and rivers. It’s a common activity among those who enjoy spending time outdoors, particularly during weekends and holidays. In rural areas, fishing isn’t just a pastime but also a way for people to catch food for their families. In larger cities, like Tashkent, it’s more of a recreational activity, with people taking trips to nearby fishing spots to unwind.

3. Do you like eating fish?
Answer: Although fish is beneficial for health, especially for improving eyesight, it’s not really my favorite food. The smell is something I find quite off-putting, and dealing with tiny bones can be frustrating. So, I tend to avoid eating it unless it’s prepared in a way that masks the odor, like in certain fried or grilled dishes. Even then, I prefer other sources of protein, like chicken or beef.

4. Have you seen any movies with lots of fish?
Answer: No, I can’t recall watching any movies that heavily feature fish. I usually gravitate towards comedies, as they help me unwind after a long day. Watching something serious or nature-themed with a focus on fish isn’t really my style. That said, I’m aware that movies like Finding Nemo are quite popular, but I’ve just never felt inclined to watch them.

5. Why do people go fishing?
Answer: People go fishing for a variety of reasons. For some, it’s a way to relax and enjoy nature, providing a break from their hectic daily routines. Others see it as a chance to bond with friends or family, as it offers time to chat without distractions. In rural areas, fishing can also serve as a practical activity to provide fresh food. On top of that, many people find fishing a rewarding experience because it teaches patience and gives a sense of accomplishment when they catch something.

6. Where can you see fish?
Answer: Fish can be found in many places, both natural and artificial. In nature, they’re often spotted in rivers, lakes, seas, and oceans. If you’re not out in the wild, you can still see them in fish tanks at restaurants, aquariums, or even pet stores. In my city, Tashkent, some markets have sections dedicated to live or freshly caught fish. And, of course, fish also appear in media, like in nature documentaries or on cooking shows.

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#IELTSspeaking #Part3

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#IELTSvocab

The phrase "one thing leads to another" is used to describe a situation where a series of events or actions results in a specific outcome, often in an unexpected or unforeseen way. It suggests a chain reaction where the initial event triggers subsequent events, leading to a conclusion without needing to explain every detail.

Here are five examples:

Career Advancement: I attended a networking event to meet new people in my industry. One thing led to another, and I ended up being offered a job at a company I had always admired.

Unexpected Road Trip: It started with a casual conversation about weekend plans. One thing led to another, and soon we were packing our bags for a spontaneous road trip across the country.

Romantic Connection: We were just friends going out for coffee. One thing led to another, and now we’ve been dating for six months and can’t imagine life without each other.

Creative Project: I started doodling in my notebook during a lecture. One thing led to another, and now I’m working on my own graphic novel that I plan to publish next year.

Fitness Journey: I decided to join a yoga class for relaxation. One thing led to another, and I found myself training for a marathon after discovering my passion for running.

One thing led to another and, before I knew it, I had invited her family to stay.

These examples illustrate how initial actions or events can set off a series of developments, leading to significant and often surprising outcomes.

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#IELTSspeaking #Part2

Describe a time when you answered a phone call from someone you didn't know in a public place
You should say:
🔵where it was
🔵what the person said
🔵how you responded
🔵how you felt about the experience


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#announcement
Yangi Pre-IELTS guruhiga qabul boshlandi.

💥Pre-IELTS group: 
Sesh-Pay-Shan
🕑 2.00pm - 4.00pm

Birinchi dars: 15.10.2024 - Seshanba

📍Manzil (bu yerga bosing) - HardWork (Ⓜ️ Chilonzor metro, "Integro" Binosi, 7 va 8 - qavatlar)

Ma'lumot uchun:
📞 +998998874003
📨 @hardwork_integro

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