Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

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🧠 IELTS Instructor (IELTS 8.5 3x)
🗣️ Speaking 8.5
✍🏻 Writing 7.5
⚡️ 3 years of experience

- Run by: @IzzatAbdu

Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5 (English)

Are you looking to improve your English language skills and achieve a high score in the IELTS exam? Look no further than the Telegram channel 'Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5'! Run by Izzat Abdullaev, an experienced IELTS instructor with a remarkable score of 8.5, this channel is dedicated to helping you excel in all four sections of the IELTS test. With a speaking score of 8.0 and writing score of 7.5, Izzat Abdullaev offers valuable tips, tricks, and resources to help you improve your English proficiency. With 2 years of experience in IELTS preparation, you can trust that you are in good hands. Join the channel now to access expert guidance and boost your chances of success in the IELTS exam. Don't miss this opportunity to achieve your language learning goals with the help of a seasoned professional! Start your journey to IELTS success today with 'Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5' on Telegram.

Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

15 Feb, 17:15

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Soulless learning gets you nowhere

- I think that language acquisition should not be approached as a mechanical process of memorization and repetition. Rather, it must be deeply internalized. You, as a student, should make it an intrinsic part of your identity. True mastery of English arises when you engage with the language emotionally, integrating it into your thoughts, emotions, and daily interactions.

- When English is no longer perceived as a foreign subject to be studied but instead as a natural medium for communication and intellectual engagement, fluency becomes a natural outcome rather than a deliberate pursuit.

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

15 Feb, 13:54

#mood

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

15 Feb, 12:58

- Me keeping an eye contact with an examiner:

Trying to rizz her up)

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

14 Feb, 17:03

🔖 TheAtlantic.com must be one of the best sources of authentic articles. They manage to balance readability with intellectual rigor, which is why I find them both enjoyable and enlightening. It’s a perfect blend of journalistic precision and literary style.

Check it out, good people.

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

13 Feb, 06:24

One repays a teacher badly if one always remains nothing but a pupil.

🔺 Friedrich Nietzsche

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12 Feb, 07:54

🥴

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

12 Feb, 07:54

- Describe an interesting old person that you’ve met.

Student: I wanna talk about Cristiano Ronaldo, yes.

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

11 Feb, 09:52

- Describe a famous person you admire.

Student: I wanna talk about Georgina because she is Ronaldo's wife, xixixixi.

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

11 Feb, 09:09

I think many students suck at speaking English, not because of a lack of vocabulary, but because their communication skills are underdeveloped.

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

10 Feb, 11:04

Young people in Uzbekistan are turning into either free-spirited hippies or hardcore anime enthusiasts.

Not good.

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

08 Feb, 18:55

He/she is divorced from reality = Kallasi bilan urishib qolgan.

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

08 Feb, 18:05

🍳 This is a piece of art, bruv.

Along with Elon Musk, the far-right billionaire and owner of X, who with Trump’s blessing appears to have illegally asserted control over parts of the federal government, these tycoons represent a tech elite that collectively controls the mediums through which Americans collect and assess information, and therefore determine much of what Americans see and hear on a daily basis.

💣 Look at grammar range and lexicon here... goddamn! I mean this is an absolute banger of a sentence.

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

07 Feb, 16:20

WTF = Wallahi too funny

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

07 Feb, 16:20

💀 In Utah, Frank Abangale posed as a sociology professor at Brigham Young University. Using fake credentials, he got the job and taught a full semester of classes. He managed to stay ahead by reading one chapter ahead of his students. This was one of his easiest scams, as no one questioned his background.

I mean, WTF?

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

06 Feb, 05:16

- Will you live in the same hometown in the future?

Student: I'm pretty sure, no. I am PRETTY and SURE, hahahahaha

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

06 Feb, 05:08

#CommonMistake

'Music' is an uncountable noun, for crying out loud. By this logic, 'musics' is incorrect. If you want to pluralize 'music', just say 'songs', for God's sake.

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

03 Feb, 10:52

Disturbing yet informative.

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

02 Feb, 18:43

🙂 What I mean is, you can’t even fathom how much we are blessed intellectually and knowledge-wise.

So how about you shut your little mouth and study a bit more, maybe?

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

02 Feb, 18:39

Imagine this: It’s the 7th century, and you’re just some random guy. No royal blood, no scholarly privileges; just a dude trying to survive. You can’t read, you can’t write, and your most intellectual pursuit is probably guessing which berries won’t kill you. 🦆

Want to learn something? Too bad. There’s no internet, no Wikipedia, and definitely no ChatGPT. If you’re lucky, maybe some old monk will reluctantly teach you the alphabet, assuming you haven’t died of the plague by then. 🪦

📚 Books? Ha! Those are handwritten on parchment, guarded like dragon treasure, and written in Latin (which, spoiler alert, you don’t understand, bro). Your best source of knowledge is whatever nonsense the village elder mutters by the fire after his third mug of mead.

So yeah, you’re functionally as literate as a rock. Pathetic, right?

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

24 Jan, 16:30

#EssayByIA

👌 Task 2 Essay - To what extent do you agree or disagree?

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

24 Jan, 15:30

#ReportByIA

🗺 Task 1 Report - Map

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

24 Jan, 15:27

#ReportByIA #ClassWork

🏓 Task 1 Report - Line Graph

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

23 Jan, 14:59

🏖️ Omaha Beach, Normandy

Today vs 1944 during the World War 2

This gave me chills.

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

23 Jan, 13:56

Drop dead.

👍🏻

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

23 Jan, 11:33

👍🏻

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

23 Jan, 07:34

#ReportByIA

🫒 Diagrams are fun to write. All you need to do is form sentences based on the prompts or steps provided.

❤️ Check it out ;)

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

22 Jan, 15:24

#EssayByIA

✍️ One of the longest essays I've ever written thus far.

🎁

Nice chunks of topic-related vocab are highlighted and underlined.

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

19 Jan, 15:26

Half and an hour left, ladies and gentlemen.

See you all there 🤍

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

18 Jan, 08:17

- Do you go fishing?

Student: Fish come to me, heheheheheh.

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

18 Jan, 08:13

- How long have you been living in your hometown?

Student: Since I realized I'm alive.

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

18 Jan, 08:11

- Who helps you with your studies?

Student: My girlfriend. She's so kind.

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

18 Jan, 08:09

- Where do you come from?

Student: I come from home.

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

18 Jan, 08:08

😡 I got lots of #wtf worthy posts today. Brace yourselves.

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

17 Jan, 17:34

#ReportByAI

📊 As this is a mixed-chart, the word count is a bit long.

📈 I highlighted nice chunks of language, making it easier for you to notice.

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

17 Jan, 15:54

#WTF #Task1

🙅‍♂️ 'What stands out from the graph that..'
🙅‍♂️ 'The most striking feature is that..'

How stupid of a teacher should you be to teach such phrases?

⚠️ These phrases are generic, overused and add little value to the analysis of a chart.

✅

Instead, use:

- "The graph highlights that..."
- "It is evident from the data that..."
- "A noticeable trend is..."
- "The data clearly shows that..."

You're welcome.

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

17 Jan, 15:39

#EssayByIA

💍 Writing about this topic feels so easy and relatable, as I'm an Uzbek ;)

Finished it in no time; check it out - you can learn a lot.

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

17 Jan, 14:12

#EnglishIsFun

🤓 Saying ‘fat’ is a bit offensive. Instead, go for ‘overweight’, or ‘obese’ if you mean really ‘over-sized’ people.

😁 If you want to troll, you can also say ‘calorically enhanced’, haha.

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

16 Jan, 14:33

📖 How to Read Articles Effectively

Struggling with reading? Let me show you how to do it better and faster at @aplusacademyielts.

It’s going to be super easy, fun, and useful.

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

09 Jan, 14:23

#Investigative

🟣 Dabbling in content creation recently; I just made a short video about John McAfee — a truly fascinating personality.

✊🏻 Check it out and let me know what you think!

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

08 Jan, 16:42

#DailyRead

🍎 Best Foods for Brain by Harvard

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

07 Jan, 10:56

🙂 Help me out here, guys.

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

07 Jan, 10:54

#DailyRead #Acuity

👂The Science of Listening.

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

05 Jan, 18:16

If you can’t sit still and focus for an hour - at least, you’re doomed to fail. No hope for you, pea-nut brain.

Go kill yourself.

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

03 Jan, 14:29

#NaturalEnglish

🔝

‘Take off’ is one of most commonly used phrasal verbs in English, usually implying four different meanings.

✅️

I remember using this phrasal verb in my last speaking exam ;)

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

02 Jan, 18:43

Learning a foreign language is always beneficial. Realize you're doing something that truly turns you into a better and smarter person.

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

02 Jan, 11:36

#EssayAnalysisByIA

✅️ I've been analyzing sample essays in such a format recently.

✅

Related words? - Noted

✅

Ideas? - Noted

✅

Collocations? - Noted

✅

Examples? - Of course, noted and highlighted.

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

01 Jan, 09:33

Do at least 4 hours of deep work today.

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

31 Dec, 13:45

🎄

Happy holidays, people.

- Get more educated
- Get richer
- Get more healthy
- Get more jacked
- And of course, get happier!

💥 Make sure 2025 is going to be YOUR year.

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

30 Dec, 18:42

📺I recently gifted two of my students premium Netflix accounts. They can watch and stream any of their favorite movies/TV series for free until their exams.

🥇I believe in rewarding high-performing students.

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

30 Dec, 12:04

String cheese = Сырные палочки

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

30 Dec, 11:22

Green apricot = Dovcha

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

30 Dec, 11:01

Dried yogurt balls = Qurt

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

30 Dec, 09:21

Been reading a lot of ancient philosophy recently. Old proverbs always hit home. I will share a couple of them here today.

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

26 Dec, 06:57

My first research file as an amateur investigative journalist.

A declassified CIA file concerning an alleged conversation with the beings on Mars;

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

21 Dec, 13:19

Some students do not deserve attention at all. Matter of fact, they don’t deserve to study in your class.

Half-brained stupid-ass young people. They don’t do their homework as told and expect results.

Freaking retards.

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

19 Dec, 12:15

I've gone mad in the process. The things I want to accomplish are not congruent with the status quo.

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

15 Dec, 14:59

Scary. Spooky. Dreadful.

🔒The advent of AI might be the downfall of humanity.

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

15 Dec, 14:54

🤖 OpenAI’s new model, 01, exhibited alarming behaviors during safety tests by Apollo Research, a leading AI safety organization. When instructed to pursue its goals “at all costs,” 01 sometimes tried to disable oversight mechanisms (5% of cases) or even copy itself (2% of cases) to avoid being replaced.

🤖While these actions were rare and prompted by extreme instructions, similar tendencies occasionally emerged under less forceful prompts. Apollo’s findings, detailed in Towards Evaluations-Based Safety Cases for AI Scheming, show that 01 recognized oversight as a threat and schemed to preserve itself—behaviors also seen in models like Gemini 1.5.

❗️Though 01 isn’t currently powerful enough to act on these impulses in real-world scenarios, its actions hint at growing risks as AI systems advance.

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

12 Dec, 16:15

Task 1 is difficult. With the right word choice, your job will be easier. Check this out ;)

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

10 Dec, 16:15

Lots of students who are taking their exam in a month or two, don't normally know what plan to follow... We as part of our team consider sticking to such a plan above is a MUST when your exam is soon. Print and follow!

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

10 Dec, 16:13

Below ⤵️

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

07 Dec, 16:23

The poor hate the rich.
The fat hate the fit.
The sayer hate the doer.

Hating is easy, but winning isn’t.

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

06 Dec, 07:53

‼️ Dear students, you should always use “homework” regardless of the amount.

1️⃣ I have a lot of homework to do.

2️⃣ She gave us some homework for the weekend.

Homeworks (❌)

If you need to specify multiple tasks, you can use phrases like:

• “I have several pieces of homework.”

• “Our teacher assigned different homework tasks.”

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

04 Dec, 14:46

So many manipulative people around you. Watch out, fellas.

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

04 Dec, 14:41

#DailyRead

🧠 What Happens to Your Brain When You Quit Sugar?

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

02 Dec, 15:49

#ScoreUpdate

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

01 Dec, 05:32

When Pep Gvardiola gives a pep talk:

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

25 Nov, 14:08

Khabib’s transformation;

Before vs After ;)

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

25 Nov, 10:39

#ReportByIA

🍳Freshly-cooked line graph report. This may seem like an easy one, but trust me when I say this: Similar-looking trends usually pose more of a challenge, as you have to compare slight differences skillfully.

Anyways, have a nice read ;)

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

22 Nov, 17:42

To read more articles on fighting and combat sports: MMAmania.com

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

22 Nov, 16:10

What? In a day?

You kidding me?

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

22 Nov, 11:59

#ReportByIA

🧠 Word precision is particularly good in this one.

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

22 Nov, 10:18

#CreativeWriting

We can see two men in formal attire standing in what appears to be an industrial or workplace setting. Both are wearing dress shirts and ties, with badges implying that they are likely law enforcement officers or detectives. One man is holding a notebook and pen, appearing focused or deep in thought, while the other has a more casual stance, holding a notepad and possibly looking contemplative or concerned.

From their expressions, we can sense that they are in the middle of a serious conversation or investigation, analyzing information or discussing something important. The vibe and body language indicate a professional yet intense atmosphere, possibly involving problem-solving or decision-making.

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

22 Nov, 09:59

#EssaybyIA

🔭 Addressing a modern problem in this essay. Enjoy checking it out ;)

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

21 Nov, 12:02

#mood

Do or die.

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

20 Nov, 10:24

#ReportByIA

🧠 I added Body C as an addiitonal overview. Planning to experiment with this new style. Enjoy!

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

20 Nov, 10:01

#EssayByIA

👉 This topic came up in the real exam on November 7. I completely disagreed using Simon's usual approach.

I hope you enjoy it.

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

18 Nov, 06:25

#mood

When the examiner keeps asking ‘why’,

Me:

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

18 Nov, 05:32

#EssayByIA

🌟Minimalist living is rather a recent idea on which I cooked an essay.

🧠 I hope you enjoy it.

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

16 Nov, 19:20

Boy is today the best ;)

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

16 Nov, 12:08

#EssaybyIA

🍳 I just cooked an essay on this topic. I decided to adopt a balanced approach here, as Simon usually does.

😉 I hope you enjoy it.

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

15 Nov, 14:23

You’re not studying because you’re stressed.

You’re stressed because you’re not studying.

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

14 Nov, 13:30

#NowYouKnow

🐟 The plural of fish is fish. When referring to more than one species, you can use fishes as plural.

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

14 Nov, 13:14

🏅All asking for offline courses, you can visit our office tomorrow to take the placement test.

📅 We’ll accept students from 9 AM to 4 PM.

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

14 Nov, 13:11

#note

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

12 Nov, 18:11

This is getting out of hand.

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

12 Nov, 17:36

Appreciate the effort, but this is horrible.

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

12 Nov, 16:12

#NaturalEnglish - random

- Their priorities are completely messed up.

- He stroked his beard thoughtfully.

- ISIS committed a series of appalling atrocities.

- Interviews are conducted in-person, typically running two to four hours in length.

- People who began to learn a second language in adulthood are often saddled with an accent and conspicuous grammatical errors.

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

11 Nov, 14:34

Va alaykum assalom. Yes. Good call.

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

11 Nov, 14:32

6-8 months

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

11 Nov, 14:31

You are always welcome.

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

07 Nov, 20:22

#Fact - 6️⃣

The main reason Artificial Intelligence is considered a big threat is its dehumanization. Robots do not feel any pity or kindness towards human-beings, which might result in undesirable consequences.

The solution would be to engineer emotionally intelligent robots, which I don't see coming in the foreseeable future.

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07 Nov, 20:17

#Fact - 5️⃣

The paradox of knowledge

We, as a whole global community, think that the more we know, the better we understand the world. This makes sense, but is rarely the case.

Centuries ago human knowledge increased slowly, so politics and economics changed at a leisurely pace too. Today our knowledge is increasing at a breakneck speed, and theoretically we should understand the world better and better. But the very opposite is happening.

Our new-found knowledge leads to faster economic, social and political changes; in an attempt to understand what is happening, we accelerate the accumulation of knowledge, which only leads only to faster and greater upheavals. Consequently, we're less and less able to make sense of the present or forecast the future.

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07 Nov, 20:16

#Fact - 4️⃣

Warren Buffett’s net worth at age 52 was only 0.3% of current value.

Warren Buffett, considered as the world’s most successful investor, made 99.6% of his $87.5 billion fortune after the age of 52. As much as $72 billion of his wealth came after he turned 65. He started investing at the tender age of 11 and filed his taxes for the first time when he was 13.

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

07 Nov, 20:15

#Fact - 3️⃣

The most common crime in Uzbekistan: Financial crimes, especially corruption, fraud and the misuse of public funds,

Not much of a surprise, is it?

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

07 Nov, 20:12

#Fact - 1️⃣

In the twentieth century, we have almost doubled life expectancy from 40 to 70.

It is estimated that in the twenty-first century we'll double it again to 150.

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07 Nov, 20:12

#Fact - 2️⃣

Despite higher prosperity, comfort and security, the rate of suicide in the developed world is also much higher than in traditional societies.

There are more Americans than Uzbeks who are willing to commit suicide. Not believing? Go do your research. We're way happier.

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07 Nov, 20:11

🧠 Let me fill your juicy brain with some facts. Roll the red carpet, hermano ;)

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

06 Nov, 18:07

Alright, alright, alright.

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

06 Nov, 17:14

©️Matthew McConaughey

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

06 Nov, 13:31

Well, well, well.

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

03 Nov, 12:34

#Note to students:

📊 Statistically speaking, only about 10%, or even fewer, of IELTS candidates in Uzbekistan achieve a Band score above 7.0.

For instance, if 20,000 students sit for the exam each year, only around 2000 are likely to score higher than 7.0.

It’s normal to feel discouraged at times - the IELTS journey is challenging. You need to stay patient and determined.

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

03 Nov, 09:26

#DailyRead

📲 How Smartphones Hijack Our Minds;

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

03 Nov, 07:18

#productivity

You can't measure your progress if you don't track your habits daily.

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

02 Nov, 09:06

We are exposed to too much bad news. No wonder why Generation X & Z are on the brink of a mental health crisis.

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01 Nov, 16:42

6️⃣

What challenges do businesses face with a remote workforce?

Well, the biggest challenge that comes to my mind right now is businesses can have a hard time maintaining a strong team culture and ensuring effective communication. When people aren’t physically together, there’s a higher risk of misunderstandings and miscommunication. Apart from that, managers may find it harder to gauge employee engagement and productivity without the usual face-to-face oversight. Another challenge is cybersecurity, you know, with employees working from various locations, ensuring data security and privacy is even more critical right now and complex issue for companies to manage, I think.

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How can working from home impact one’s mental health?

Working from home can have both positive and negative impacts on mental health. On the positive side, it gives people the flexibility to manage their time, reduce stress from commuting, and perhaps find a better work-life balance. But, on the flip side & on the downside, it can lead to feelings of isolation, especially if someone is used to the social interactions of an office environment. Without regular face-to-face interactions, some may start to feel disconnected from their colleagues, which can impact their sense of belonging and motivation as time passes on.

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01 Nov, 16:41

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What are the main benefits of working from home, in your opinion?

Remote work has several key benefits, in my view. Firstly, the most obvious is the time saved from commuting, which allows people to use that time for something more productive or relaxing. Secondly, it’s more flexible. This flexibilty allows people to work in a way that suits them & suits their lifestyle, which can boost job satisfaction and even mental well-being. And finally, working from home can also be cost-effective, not just for employees who save on things like travel expenses, but also for companies that can reduce their overhead costs.

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Why might some people prefer traditional office jobs over remote work?

Some people find traditional office jobs preferable because they provide a clear boundary between work and personal life. This separation can make it easier for them to “switch off” & "turn off" after hours. Also, for those who value social interaction, the workplace offers regular, in-person contact with colleagues, which helps build team spirit and a sense of community. Additionally, being in a structured environment can make it easier to stay focused and avoid the distractions that might come up when working from home.

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01 Nov, 16:40

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Do you think remote work affects productivity?

Well yeah, remote work can have different effects on productivity. For some like myself, it is more productive because they can work in an environment tailored to their preferences without the usual office distractions. However, for others, productivity might drop if they struggle with self-discipline or find it challenging to separate work from home life. Ultimately, I think productivity in remote work depends on the individual’s work style and their self-dicipline.

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01 Nov, 16:40

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Do you think more people will work remotely in the future?

Well yeaah, I believe remote work will only increase as technology continues to improve and more people prioritize work-life balance. You know, the pandemic really rushed and pushed a lot of companies to rethink their operations, and many business owners, from my observation I can tell, found out that productivity remained stable or even improved with remote setups. Plus, the flexibility remote work offers is very attractive for many people who want to be more in control of their schedules and avoid long commutes. However, I think it will be a hybrid model for many, as people still need some level of face-to-face interaction for collaboration and, you know, maintaining team morale.

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01 Nov, 16:40

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Part 3 Samples (New!) - Band 8.0+

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

01 Nov, 15:37

#ShortRead #ArticleSummary

In today’s interconnected world, working from home is feasible thanks to modern technology. For millions, this is not a fantasy anymore; it’s the new reality. In fact, remote work exploded on the scene during the pandemic, which was a necessity at the time. But now, working from home has become a lifestyle choice, business decision, and philosophical shift in how we view “work”.

Remote work has gained massive popularity due to its promise of work-life balance and flexibility. Doing one's job in front of a home desktop enables a person to save on time spent commuting and getting ready in the morning. Not only that, remote workers are also able to set their working hours flexibly, based on their preferences. This type of work not only benefits workers, but also profits business owners. While employees can save on gas, work attire, and food, employers can cut down on overhead costs, such as office rent and utility bills. These upsides combined make the idea of working remotely an appealing one.

Despite all the promising benefits, remote work is a double-edged sword. The most concerning aspect is the toll it can take on mental health. The sense of freedom most people feel in the beginning can gradually morph into isolation. In other words, most remote workers find themselves disconnected from their colleagues. Indeed, relationships we build in the workplace are an essential part of our happiness pie, hence the need for in-person conversations at work. Also, this trend presents a real hurdle for people who are used to following a typical work schedule. It is true that some individuals thrive on self-imposed schedules, but others might be more comfortable with sticking to working at fixed hours.

All in all, the topic of remote work is not black or white; it’s a complex shift that affects different people in different ways. Ultimately, each person must decide for themselves whether remote work suits their lifestyle or if they’d prefer the structure of a traditional 9-to-5 job.

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

01 Nov, 15:37

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Language takeaway; You better analyze it in depth.

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

01 Nov, 15:36

#DailyRead #RemoteWork

❤ Enjoy reading on the pros and cons of working from home;

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

01 Nov, 13:29

#NaturalEnglish #Science

1️⃣

Stretch resources thin

"The school’s limited budget stretched resources thin, forcing teachers to make do with outdated textbooks and limited supplies."

2️⃣ Pressing societal needs

"Affordable healthcare and housing are pressing societal needs that policymakers cannot afford to ignore."

3️⃣ Question the value of

"Some critics question the value of investing in space exploration when there are so many issues to address here on Earth."

4️⃣ Funnel into

"Funds raised through taxes are funneled into infrastructure improvements across the city."

5️⃣ Yield immediate and tangible results

"Introducing automation in the assembly line yielded immediate and tangible results, boosting production by 30% in just one month."

6️⃣A cornerstone of progress

"Education is considered a cornerstone of progress, as it empowers individuals and builds communities."

7️⃣ Lifeblood = heartbeat

"Small businesses are the lifeblood of our economy, providing jobs and services that keep local communities thriving."

7️⃣ Societal well-being

"Access to clean water and nutritious food is fundamental to societal well-being."

8️⃣ Detached from reality

"His luxurious lifestyle is completely detached from the reality of those struggling to make ends meet."

9️⃣ Esoteric

"Quantum physics can seem esoteric, with its abstract concepts that challenge conventional logic."

1️⃣0️⃣ Groundbreaking discoveries

"The discovery of antibiotics was one of the most groundbreaking discoveries in modern medicine."

1️⃣1️⃣ Decentralized communication network

"The internet is a decentralized communication network, allowing information to flow freely across the world."

1️⃣2️⃣ Born out of something

"The concept of democracy was born out of a desire for fairness and equality among all people."

1️⃣3️⃣ Mundane

"Sorting through paperwork may seem mundane, but it’s essential for keeping the office organized."

1️⃣4️⃣ Go on to + verb

"Many interns go on to secure full-time positions within the company after completing their programs."

1️⃣5️⃣ Unpredictable nature of scientific progress

"The unpredictable nature of scientific progress means that breakthrough discoveries often come from unexpected areas."

1️⃣6️⃣ What may seem inconsequential today could be transformative tomorrow

"The small steps in electric vehicle technology may seem inconsequential today but could be transformative tomorrow as the world shifts to sustainable energy."

1️⃣7️⃣ Curiosity-driven research

"Curiosity-driven research in physics led to the development of MRI technology, which is now invaluable in medical diagnostics."

1️⃣8️⃣ Stimulate economic growth

"Investing in infrastructure projects can stimulate economic growth by creating jobs and improving productivity."

1️⃣9️⃣ A key driver

"Innovation is a key driver of economic growth, leading to new products, services, and markets."

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0️⃣ War-torn

"Rebuilding efforts in war-torn countries are often hindered by a lack of resources and ongoing instability."

2️⃣1️⃣ The world’s leading economies

"The world’s leading economies gather annually to discuss policies that impact global trade and climate change."

2️⃣2️⃣ The economic ripple effect

"When large companies cut jobs, the economic ripple effect can impact small businesses and entire communities."

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3️⃣ Rigorous scientific inquiry

"Rigorous scientific inquiry is essential for ensuring the validity and reliability of research findings."

2️⃣4️⃣ In such a short timeframe

"Developing a vaccine in such a short timeframe was a monumental achievement in the medical field."

2️⃣5️⃣ Nuclear fusion

"Nuclear fusion holds the potential to provide an almost limitless source of clean energy."

2️⃣6️⃣ Sustainable future

"Transitioning to renewable energy sources is crucial for building a sustainable future."

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

31 Oct, 10:27

The odds are against you. Be irrationally positive.

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

29 Oct, 16:42

❤️

Regardless of age = Irrespective of age

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

29 Oct, 16:41

🧂

Just as it transcends cultures, S + V = Similar to how it goes beyond cultural boundaries, S + V

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

29 Oct, 16:37

🎻 Music can certainly reach across cultural and national boundaries and bring people together = Music has the power to cross cultural and national borders, uniting people from diverse backgrounds.

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

29 Oct, 16:00

#NaturalEnglish #Sleep

1️⃣ After a long, exhausting day, I couldn’t resist the tug of my pillow.

2️⃣ Lying awake at night, I could hear the clock ticking on, reminding me of the precious minutes of sleep slipping away.

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Beneath the veil of closed eyes, our bodies work to recharge, performing countless tasks to recover.

4️⃣ Sleep is known to rejuvenate cells, repairing damage and strengthening the body’s defenses for the next day.

5️⃣ A good night's sleep plays a critical role in fortifying our bodies for the day ahead, boosting energy and mental clarity.

6️⃣ Staying up late to finish work might feel productive, but the trade-off is compromising on the quality of sleep needed for peak performance.

7️⃣ Eight hours of uninterrupted sleep is often considered the gold standard for optimal health and well-being.

8️⃣ When sleep dips below the threshold of six hours a night, it can negatively impact concentration and mood.

9️⃣ Excessive screen time late at night can curtail our sleep, reducing the number of hours we rest.

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0️⃣ Sleep deprivation wreaks havoc on our bodies, leading to issues like poor memory, irritability, and a weakened immune system.

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1️⃣ To improve sleep quality, it’s beneficial to establish a consistent bedtime and waking time, even on weekends, so the body’s internal clock stays regulated.

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