What phrases i usually say in the class
letssss gooo
which one do you like
letssss gooo
which one do you like
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Certificate of Proficiency in English (C2) 211
IELTS 8.5 ( L9/R8.5/W7.5/S9.0)
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Speaking expert a1/a2/b1/b2/c1/c2
Cambridge examiner
A sinful slave of a forgiving Master.
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Tim's blog is a Telegram channel run by a professional teacher and Cambridge examiner named Tim. With a Certificate of Proficiency in English (C2) and an impressive IELTS score of 8.5 (L9/R8.5/W7.5/S9.0), Tim is an expert in teaching English at all levels, from A1 to C2. His channel offers valuable insights, tips, and resources for anyone looking to improve their English language skills. Whether you are preparing for an English proficiency exam or simply want to enhance your speaking abilities, Tim's blog is the perfect destination. Join the channel today and start your journey towards becoming a fluent English speaker under the guidance of a dedicated and knowledgeable teacher. Remember, as Tim describes himself, he is a sinful slave of a forgiving Master, so you can trust him to help you every step of the way.
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10 Jan, 16:15
Samarkand 9th add 10th Graders!!!!
I will be holding a Webinar at innovative centre on Saturday 11AM! Everyone is welcome to join!
I know SamPS kids have no school that day so you guys are welcome to join!
Saturday January 11, 10AM. INNOVATIVE CENTRE LIBRARY
I will be holding a Webinar at innovative centre on Saturday 11AM! Everyone is welcome to join!
I know SamPS kids have no school that day so you guys are welcome to join!
Saturday January 11, 10AM. INNOVATIVE CENTRE LIBRARY
Tim’s blog
27 Dec, 07:47
The reason i posted it is that i got sick and tired of those guys who have 5.0/5.5/6.0 mock or just finished b2 and they really want to get 7.5/8.0 within 3/4 months which is usually impossible unless they are super determined and are ready to dedicate and sacrifice
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27 Dec, 07:12
Getting 8.0 is cool but finding a cat is much better feeling
Bahora today is your day🔥 🔥 🔥
Bahora today is your day
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08 Dec, 09:00
Office of the Director
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08 Dec, 05:05
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07 Dec, 17:04
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29 Nov, 12:28
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28 Nov, 12:53
It is time for your teacher to take the IELTS test
When do you take your exam? Do you need an advice ?
When do you take your exam? Do you need an advice ?
Tim’s blog
28 Nov, 07:16
Congratulations to Anora who scored an amazing band 6.0.
Tim’s blog
28 Nov, 06:17
Given how fast technologies are developing, films about the future become films about the present at lightning speed. “The Matrix,” a 1990s classic, is just a couple of years away from becoming our reality.
Set in a dystopian future, the film shows people living in virtual reality with their bodies living in capsules and being used as an energy source by machines. As the main character discovers this unsettling fact, he decides to revolt. The film’s most iconic scene has entered our culture and is there to stay. In the scene, the main character offers his accomplice two pills: a blue one to forget the disturbing truth and a red one to remain aware of the disturbing reality. Almost 20 years old, the film is more relevant than ever. We are getting fully immersed in alternative realities of social media and online content, with our accounts being used as an energy source by huge corporations. While this unsettling trend is clear to some, most people choose to swallow the blue pill and continue their existence blissfully unaware.
Somebody famous said that those who don’t learn the history are doomed to repeat its mistakes. I believe that those who do not open their eyes to the ways the world is evolving are doomed to stumble into the future as gloomy as depicted in science fiction films. Being a figment of the director’s imagination, films set in the future are a powerful tool that can prevent the onset of the order we find undesirable. Watching films is currently the most popular free time activity among young people, which makes this medium an excellent opportunity to get through to them. Any doctor knows that prevention is better than cure. Watching a film and changing our ways before it’s too late is undeniably better than having to tackle the hardships of the realities we don’t want to live in.
Set in a dystopian future, the film shows people living in virtual reality with their bodies living in capsules and being used as an energy source by machines. As the main character discovers this unsettling fact, he decides to revolt. The film’s most iconic scene has entered our culture and is there to stay. In the scene, the main character offers his accomplice two pills: a blue one to forget the disturbing truth and a red one to remain aware of the disturbing reality. Almost 20 years old, the film is more relevant than ever. We are getting fully immersed in alternative realities of social media and online content, with our accounts being used as an energy source by huge corporations. While this unsettling trend is clear to some, most people choose to swallow the blue pill and continue their existence blissfully unaware.
Somebody famous said that those who don’t learn the history are doomed to repeat its mistakes. I believe that those who do not open their eyes to the ways the world is evolving are doomed to stumble into the future as gloomy as depicted in science fiction films. Being a figment of the director’s imagination, films set in the future are a powerful tool that can prevent the onset of the order we find undesirable. Watching films is currently the most popular free time activity among young people, which makes this medium an excellent opportunity to get through to them. Any doctor knows that prevention is better than cure. Watching a film and changing our ways before it’s too late is undeniably better than having to tackle the hardships of the realities we don’t want to live in.
Tim’s blog
23 Nov, 16:13
Учитель продолжается в своем ученике 👍
Thank you guys for this wonderful week
Love you all
Thank you guys for this wonderful week
Love you all
Tim’s blog
23 Nov, 12:26
Listening 8.0
Reading 8.5
Writing 6.5
Speaking 7.0
She joined morning classes in Summer and studied for about 5/6 months. She is 14 so lets wish her good luck
Keep pushing, young lady
Tim’s blog
23 Nov, 04:16
Contact Reception
Get your desired score
Tim’s blog
19 Nov, 10:15
Do we have the same taste?
In the comments you should list top 3 songs you adore listening
In the comments you should list top 3 songs you adore listening
Tim’s blog
19 Nov, 08:54
Xalqaro toifali o'qituvchi, Kembridj Universiteti tomonidan berilgan DELTA diplomi egasi Soliyev Muxammadxonning IELTS va CEFR imtihonlari haqidagi fikrlari Yangi O'zbekiston gazetasida chop etildi
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19 Nov, 06:22
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18 Nov, 18:36
Do we have the same taste?
In the comments you should list top 3 songs you adore listening
In the comments you should list top 3 songs you adore listening
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17 Nov, 07:57
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15 Nov, 11:43
In December, I am opening 2 new IELTS groups
3.30 afternoon
9.00 Morning
Mon Wed Fri
Contact Reception
Min level B2 (5.5)
Ideal for those taking their exams in April/May
3.30 afternoon
9.00 Morning
Mon Wed Fri
Contact Reception
Min level B2 (5.5)
Ideal for those taking their exams in April/May
Tim’s blog
02 Nov, 07:31
would you like to work more with official passages ? ( like these small qizik polls )
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02 Nov, 06:45
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02 Nov, 06:42
The founding and development of many universities has been dependent on philanthropy. This has been true from some of the oldest universities such as Bologna, Oxford and Cambridge in the twelfth century, to relative newcomers like the universities of Harvard and Yale in the seventeenth century. Wealthy merchants gave young institutions money, land, libraries and rare items. Their belief in the value of higher learning is echoed by the growing number of philanthropists whose gifts have helped transform the University of Auckland, the largest university in New Zealand.
Tim’s blog
01 Nov, 11:51
Dilnura 6.5 (7.5 listening )
Farida 8.0 ( 9.0 L 8.5 R)
Shodiyona 7.5( 8.5 reading )
Mukhiddin 7.0 ( 8.5 listening )
Daler 7.0 ( 7.0 writing)
Mukhammad 6.5 ( listening 7.5)
Alisher 7.5 ( 8.5 listening )
Nadya 7.5 ( 8.5 speaking
Amir 7.5 ( 8.0 speaking )
Bakhor 7.0 (7.5 speaking )
Mehrangiz 5.5 ( writing 6.0)
Aziz 7.0 ( listening 8.0 reading 7.5)
Sabina 7.0 ( L 8.5 R 7.5 )
Lola 7.0 ( reading 8.0)
Amir 7.0 ( speaking 7.5)
Umida 7.0 ( reading/ listening 7.5)
Ozoda 7.0 ( speaking 7.5)
Sevara 7.0( listening 8.5 )
Amira 7.0 ( all seven except for W)
Ramiz 7.0 ( writing 7.0)
Marjona 7.0 ( speaking 7.5)
Lola 7.5 ( writing 7.0 speaking 7.5)
Angelina 7.5 ( speaking 7.5 )
Mukhammad 7.5 ( reading 9.0)
Raykhona 7.0 ( speaking 8.0)
Sitora 6.0 ( reading 6.5 )
Fariza 7.0 (Listening 7.5 )
Mokhina 7.0 ( Speaking 7.5 )
shaxzoda 6.5( L/R 6.5 )
Nigora C1
Tim’s blog
01 Nov, 09:24
My sincere congratulations to Shodiyona, who scored an amazing 7.5 😇 😇 😇
She joined my classes in June and was able to get this wonderful score within 5 full months😇 😇 😇
Reading 8,5😎 😎 😎
She joined my classes in June and was able to get this wonderful score within 5 full months
Reading 8,5
Tim’s blog
21 Oct, 15:57
I sincerely congratulate Alisher on his great achievement, and next time, he will score 8.5
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19 Oct, 16:26
In Uzbekistan we don't say
I need to study hard in order to get a higher score
We say go to Mr. Tim's classes
He'll add 0,5 to ur score
😅😆😁😄😃😀
I need to study hard in order to get a higher score
We say go to Mr. Tim's classes
He'll add 0,5 to ur score
😅😆😁😄😃😀
Tim’s blog
19 Oct, 15:59
In Uzbekistan we dont say
"that guy has 8.5 from IELTS. He must tried hard enough to get that score"
We say
"— Ээ вай бача сертификата харида гифтаги. А боло кимки танишаш хаст, бовар кун ту манба "
"that guy has 8.5 from IELTS. He must tried hard enough to get that score"
We say
"— Ээ вай бача сертификата харида гифтаги. А боло кимки танишаш хаст, бовар кун ту манба "
Tim’s blog
19 Oct, 15:57
In uzb conductors never say : the bus has already full with passengers
They say : yurishilar , davay davy . Ee òrta bòshku uka
They say : yurishilar , davay davy . Ee òrta bòshku uka
Tim’s blog
19 Oct, 15:01
In Uzbekistan we don't say: We shouldn't skip the lesson, we have to study.
We say: gruppovoy qochsak NB qoymaydi!
We say: gruppovoy qochsak NB qoymaydi!
Tim’s blog
19 Oct, 14:21
In Uzbekistan school teachers do not say: "You need to study hard"
They say: Forma qani, soch nimaga olinmagan.
They say: Forma qani, soch nimaga olinmagan.
Tim’s blog
19 Oct, 14:16
In Uzbekistan parents don’t say: “next time try harder”
They say: “хаммасига телефон улгур айбдор»
They say: “хаммасига телефон улгур айбдор»
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19 Oct, 14:15
In Uzbekistan we don’t say “Oh, i think i can’t do this for you, maybe next time”
We say: “Ертага, худо хохласа»
We say: “Ертага, худо хохласа»
Tim’s blog
19 Oct, 14:15
In Uzbekistan we don't say: Omg I can't understand the topic
We say: Õqituvchi boshimni qotirvotti😂
We say: Õqituvchi boshimni qotirvotti😂
Tim’s blog
19 Oct, 14:14
In Uzbekistan we don't say:
"– Where can I put it?"
"– You can put it ....(somewhere)".
We say:
"– Qayerga qo'yay?"
"– Boshimga qo'y, boshimga."
And I think that's beautiful.
"– Where can I put it?"
"– You can put it ....(somewhere)".
We say:
"– Qayerga qo'yay?"
"– Boshimga qo'y, boshimga."
And I think that's beautiful.
Tim’s blog
19 Oct, 13:56
New rubric
In Uzbekistan we don't say .............
We say ........
Let's gooooo😂😂😂
In Uzbekistan we don't say .............
We say ........
Let's gooooo😂😂😂
Tim’s blog
19 Oct, 13:54
In Uzbekistan we dont say :i cant achieve high score in IELTS .next time i will study hard this time .
We say:e ozi men mockdan 9olardim xar doim .real examda rossa qiyin tushdiki umrimda unaqa qiyin testlar kormagandm😂😂😂
We say:e ozi men mockdan 9olardim xar doim .real examda rossa qiyin tushdiki umrimda unaqa qiyin testlar kormagandm😂😂😂
Tim’s blog
19 Oct, 13:12
In uzbek we say: hamma tomdan tashasa senam tashama…
Means: if everyone falling down from the roof it doesn’t mean you also have to (direct translation🤣)
Means: if everyone falling down from the roof it doesn’t mean you also have to (direct translation🤣)
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18 Oct, 06:45
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Required Level: IELTS 5.5–6.0
Or: If you’ve completed a B2 English course, you’re welcome!
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