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📌Results of questionnaire about Speaking Part 2 problems:

1⃣ Skill of delivering the message

2⃣ Practicing Part 2 effectively

🌐 IELTS with Mr Sardor - Make your IELTS dreams a reality 🚀

P.s Postponed post because of results you know😏

Why some of us learn things easier than others?

https://youtu.be/LNHBMFCzznE?si=bk4AH-Gq_ttKJYIa

Relatable, innit?😁

@DailyDictionn

Next aim is 5.00 (max)

P.s. I still wonder who were reluctant to press 5 stars🙊

#Q&A

Question: ...I have problem with my listening skills and I can't get over it . Everytime I practice and mock my skills , it's always 8 , but I want to get 8.5 or 9 for listening. I listen carefully to a lot of podcasts and being really focused whilst listening (I do it on a daily basis). How can I overcome this barrier , and finally achieving higher score than I do now?


Answer: ...As for your problematic area, the best thing you can do is analyzing your answers after the test. You have to prove yourself why you got that answer correct or wrong (yes, both). It can be cuz of vocab, accent, grammar, comprehension or even accent. Once you find your weak point, never do the same mistake again. For example, if you have a problem with the spelling of "tail", write down this word 50 times to ensure that you won't have a hardtime to write it again.That's when you'll notice the improvement.

P.s. While analyzing, it's a good idea to look for paraphrasing. You need to see in what way they give the answers (a.k.a. familiarization).

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#DailyReading

Mind Over Matter: Perception of Time Influences Wound Healing - Neuroscience News
https://neurosciencenews.com/time-perception-wound-healing-25405/

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Do IELTS examiners try to trick you?

https://youtu.be/mIWCmwKUd8M?si=WM-ymUOLkyleTrW2

P.s.1 Pauline Cullen is the author of some books of Cambridge Publishing House (e.g. "Key to IELTS," "Grammar for IELTS," and "Official Guide"), so the decision is yours: Who's more trustworthy? A random online IELTS tutor who's trying to attract more people or the reputable writer and the ex-examiner?

P.s.2 No worries, the video is in pure english☺️

@DailyDictionn

Hi there! For those who had a hardtime to find a free slot in my schedule, there's a perfect chance to have one tomorrow at
14.00
15.00, or
19.00🤩

P.s. No need to thank me. Thank those who are still in regions😁

Ever heard of Oxymorons?

They're phrases or statements that seem to say two opposite things.🕺💬 Imagine a 'bitter sweet' moment or a 'pretty ugly' truth.

Here's more:

🤫Open Secret: Something everyone knows but pretends not to.

😑😆Seriously Funny: Jokes with a dash of gravity.

😱Same Difference: Differences that don't make a difference.

😮‍💨Agree to disagree: To stop trying to persuade smn that you are right about sth

Let these wordy contradictions make your speech shinier by deeper diving into oxymorons🧠✨

#Oxymorons #LanguagePlay

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Take note of topic-related words about fashion💃

https://americanenglishpodcast.com/153-shopping-for-clothes/

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"The only way to improve the safety on our own road is to have stricter punishment for driving offenders."

To what extent do you agree or disagree? 🤔👇👇👇

@DailyDictionn😉

Invest your 5 seconds now and reap the benefits later🙌

Here's how my current schedule looks like:

Monday
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Tuesday (hurry up⏳🏃)

16.30
19.00
19.30

Wednesday 🤩

14.00
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19.00
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Thursday 💆‍♀

14.30
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Friday&Saturday🙊

All slots are free🥳

P.s. In case you can't show up in your lesson on time for some reasons, AVOID CANCELLING the lesson. It's minus for both of us, after all 😐.

Still struggle with the question? Time to say no to any confusions!

@DailyDictionn 🫡