✅Listening time

From BBC learning English♨️

#listening

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You will never make it if you care what others think🤷‍♂️

Your life is yours and yours alone! Rise Up and Live it😎

#motivation

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✅Story time

Once there was a farmer who realized that he had lost his watch in the barn. It was not an ordinary watch because he had some sentimental values attached to it. And we all know when it comes to sentiments, human become more serious. After searching high and low among the hay for a long while; he gave up and thought of taking help from a group of children, who were playing outside. The children hurried inside the barn, went through and around the entire stack of hay but still could not find the watch.

Just when the farmer was about to give up, a little boy came to him and asked to give him another chance. The farmer agreed and sent the little boy back into the barn alone. After a while the boy came out with the watch in his hand!

The farmer was both happy and surprised and so he asked the boy how he succeeded where the rest had failed. The boy replied, “I did nothing but sit on the ground and listen. In silence, I heard the ticking of the watch and just looked for it in that direction.” hence a peaceful mind can think better than a worked up and preoccupied mind.

✅Vocabulary

🔸 lose - yo‘qotmoq
🔸 barn - omborxona
🔸 ordinary - odatiy
🔸 sentimental - ta'sir qiladigan, yurakni ezadigan
🔸 attach - biriktirmoq
🔸 sentiment - his, fikr
🔸 among - orasida
🔸 hay - hashak
🔸 give up - taslim bo‘lmoq
🔸 entire - butun
🔸 stack - g‘aram, to‘p
🔸 succeed - muvaffaqiyatli kechmoq
🔸 the rest - qolganlar
🔸 fail - yiqilmoq; mag‘lub bo‘lmoq
🔸 silence - sukunat
🔸 ticking - chiqillash
🔸 direction - tomon, yo‘nalish
🔸 hence - demak, binobarin
🔸 peaceful - tinch
🔸 mind - aql, fikr, es-hush
🔸 preoccupied - tashvishli

#story

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✅Real Speaking Test

IELTS Speaking test in Uzbekistan – August 2018

Speaking test

Interview

– What is your full name?
– Can I see your ID?
– Where are you from?
– Do you work or study?
– Tell me about the house where you live.
– Do you like the house where you live now?
– What would you like to change there if you had a chance?
– Do you prefer using buses or private transport for commuting?
– What can the government do to ensure safety of public transport?
– Would you prefer underground or surface transportation?

Cue Card

Talk about a time when you had to wait for something.

Please say

– What were you waiting for and when?
– What did you do while waiting?
– What was the outcome?

Discussion

– Do you think older people manage time better than young people?
– Why is it so?
– Do you think time management is important?
– What usually happens when time isn’t managed correctly?
– Do you think someone is wasting time when he/she is not doing something, just sitting there?
– Do you think computers or electronic devices help us to manage time?
– Can you give a few examples of such devices?
– Do people who are not familiar with computers waste more time?

A Friendly Reminder (as usual)🤓

Try to speak at least more than the examiner. If you are asked a question using one sentence, respond with two or more. And never give short, uncommunicative replies, Typically, you will be asked about everyday topics, such as work, studies, sport, family and so on. So you should try answering IELTS Speaking questions before the exam. You will be surprised how simple they are! You just need to learn appropriate vocabulary and understand what answers you will give🤓

☝️Note: Record your answers in order to check your pronunciation and work on it, if you made pronuncing errors!

I hope you are enjoying my posts, By the way, they are so helpful in preparing for the official IELTS test. So, if you like them, then share them😎

#speaking

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✅Grammar time

PEOPLE vs PEOPLES

🔶Ingliz Tili o'rganuvchilar 'people' bu 'odamlar' ya'ni ko'plik formadagi ot deb o'rganishgan va unga ko'plik qo'shimchasi "-s" qo'shib bo'lmaydi deb hisoblashadi lekin

Agar millatlar (nations) ma'nosini ifodalab kelganda "peoples" shakli ham ishlatilinishi mumkin💯

🔸The PEOPLE who live in the villages , are often healthy

🔹Qishloqlarda yashovchi ODAMLAR odatda sog'lom bo'ladi


🔸People from different PEOPLES have been gathered in the big festival.

🔹Turli MILLAT odamlari katta festivalga yig'ildilar

#grammar

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✅Motivation time

Change Your Limiting beliefs

"I can't"
"I am not"
"It's too hard"
"It's too late"
"I will fail"
"Nobody wants me"
"It won't sell"
"I don't know how"
"Money is difficult to make"
"Life is hard"
" I can't succeed here"
"I am not smart enough"
These,and many more limiting beliefs will immobilize, stagnate and limit your life. They will keep you in a rut. Your experiences will justify them. And that will keep you in a circle of failure.
Change them today.
Begin by thinking positive thoughts. Replace all your negative thoughts with positive ones☝️
For instance if you think 'You can't' replace it with 'I can' If you think 'making money is hard' replace it with ' It's easy to make money. I am easily making lots of money. I'm a money magnet!'
Verbalize positive thoughts. Say it out. I am good. I am intelligent. I am a celebrity. I can do all things through God that strengthens me😇 I am a multi-billionaire. I am smart.
Start re-configuring your mind with empowering thoughts and you will see a new you emerging! You were born to do great things in life!

Say YES to Life!🤓

It's in you!

#motivation

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✅Listening time

🇬🇧IELTS Part 2: Stories🤓

#listening

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✅Grammar time

💠 I'm sorry 💠

1️⃣ Sorry for + noun

🔹Sorry for the trouble
🔸Sorry for the inconvenience

2️⃣ Sorry for + gerund

🔹I'm sorry for missing the party
🔸I'm sorry for forgetting my homework

3️⃣ Sorry + to .

🔹I'm sorry to hear that
🔸I'm sorry to say that

4️⃣ I'm sorry + subject + verb + object

🔹I'm sorry I missed the party
🔸I'm sorry I lost your book

#grammar

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✅Self Reminder

You are still young and you're not supposed to have your whole life figured out yet.🤷‍♂️
Don't stress. Everything will work out!😎

#motivation

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✅Vocabulary time

🔸 Situated - joylashgan
🔸 Population - aholi
🔸 Climate - iqlim
🔸 Warmer- iliqroq
🔸 Valley - vodiy
🔸 Developed - rivojlangan
🔸 Present - hozirda
🔸 Qualified - bilimdon
🔸 Constructor - quruvchi, bimokor
🔸 Construction - inshoot
🔸 Plant - zavod, fabrika
🔸 Factory - zavod, fabrika
🔸 Mill - tegirmon, zavod fabrika
🔸 Drug-store - dorixona
🔸 Educational - ta’limiy, tarbiyaviy
🔸 Institution - tashkilot, muassasa
🔸 Special - maxsus, aloxida
🔸 Exist - mavjud bo’lmoq
🔸 Contracts - shartnoma, bitim
🔸 Establish - qurmoq,tiklamoq, yaratmoq
🔸 Joint ventures - qo’shma korxona
🔸 Enterprise - muassasa, korxona
🔸 Requirement - talab
🔸 Provide - ta’minlamoq
🔸 Multiple - murakkab
🔸 Establishment - barpo qilish, o’rnatish
🔸 Laundries - kirxona
🔸 Contribution - in’om

#vocabulary

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✅Music Time

Halsey - Sorry 🎧

#music

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✅Vocabulary time

Types of crimes 😎
💸 Robber: Bankni tunaydigan o'g'ri

💰Thief: Kimdandur nimanidur o'g'irlovchi o'g'ri

🏘Burglar: Uydan narsa o'g'irlovchi o'g'ri.

🏮 Kidnapper & Abductor: Yosh bolalar yoki shaxsni o'g'irlovchi o'g'ri.

🎪 Pickpocket: Kimnidir cho'ntagidan o'g'irlovchi o'g'ri.

✈️ Hijacker : Samolyotni qo'lga olgan o'g'ri.

🚗 Carjacker: Mashinani o'g'irlovchi o'g'ri.

🚘 Joyrider: Mashinani o'g'irlab uzoq yo'lga xavfli haydab yuruvchi o'g'ri.

🏬 Shoplifter: Do'kondan o'g'irlovchi o'g'ri.

✍🏻 Plagiarist: Biror kimni fikrini, g'oyasini, so'zlarini o'g'irlab o'z nomi bilan yurutuvchi o'g'ri.

⛴ Pirate: Dengizda qayiq va kemalani o'g'irlovchi o'g'ri.

💀 Mugger: Ko'chada kimgadir tashlanib uni tunovchi o'g'ri.

💊 Smuggler: Biror bir boshqa mamlakatdan noqonuniy biror narsani o'g'irlovchi o'g'ri.

🔫 Bandit: Bir dona yoki bir guruh bo'lib odamlarni tunovchi bezori o'g'rilar.

🎭 Looter & Plunderer: Biror bir urush, fojea, to'polon paytida uy va binolarga kirib o'g'irlovchi o'g'rilar.

🐠 Poacher: Qonuniy ruhsatsiz hayvonlarni, qushlarni, baliqlarni va boshqa mavjudotlarni ovlaydigan o'g'rilar.

#vocabulary

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✅Writing Time

IELTS Writing Task 1 Sample📝

#writing

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✅Story time

A group of frogs were traveling through the woods, and two of them fell into a deep pit When the other frogs saw how deep the pit was, they told the two frogs that they were as good as dead The two frogs ignored the comments and tried to jump up out of the pit with all their migh The other frogs kept telling them to stop, that they were as good as dead Finally, one of the frogs took heed to what the other frogs were saying and gave up. He fell down and died The other frog continued to jump as hard as he could. Once again, the crowd of frogs yelled at him to stop the pain and just die He jumped even harder and finally made it out When he got out, the other frogs said, "Did you not hear us?" The frog explained to them that he was deaf. He thought they were encouraging him the entire time. This story teaches two lessons. There is power of life and death in the tongue. An encouraging word to someone who is down can lift them up and help them make it through the day. A destructive word to someone who is down can be what it takes to kill them. So, be careful of what you say☝️

✅Vocabulary

🔸frog - qurbaqa
🔸pit - o‘ra, chuqurlik
🔸ignore - e'tibor qilmaslik
🔸comment - fikr, sharh; izohlamoq
🔸take heed (of sb) - kimningdir maslahatiga quloq solmoq
🔸give up - to'xtatmoq
🔸crowd - olomon, to‘da
🔸yell - dodlab baqirmoq
🔸deaf - kar, qulog‘i eshitmaydigan
🔸encourage - qo‘llab-quvvatlamoq
🔸lift up - yuqori darajaga ko‘tarmoq; kayfiyatni ko‘tarmoq
🔸destructive - buzg‘unchi

#story

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✅ Idiom Time

💠 Turn a deaf ear

🇬🇧 Meaning: Refuse to listen or ignore what someone days

🇺🇿 Ma'nosi : Biror kim gapirganda eshitmaslikka olish

🔸When I asked Jamshid to help me he just turned a deaf ear🤷‍♂️

🔹Men Jamshiddan yordam so'raganimda u shunchaki o'zini eshitmaganga oldi😕

#idiom

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✅Listening time

Amazing IELTS specific podcast conducted by Natives😎

#listening

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We need at least one friend who understands what we don't say😊

Loyalty is everything... ❤️

#motivation

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✅Useful

💠 Instead of LIKE, use:

🔸prefer, admire, love, appreciate, endure, indulge, enjoy, care for, favor, cherish

💠Instead of GOOD, use:

🔸great, wonderful, amazing, marvelous, splendid, excellent, delightful, pleasant

💠Instead of SMART, use:

🔸wise, brilliant, gifted, sharp, bright, clever, intelligent, brainy, knowledgeable

💠Instead of PRETTY, use:

🔸lovely, beautiful, glamorous, elegant, cute, attractive, striking, gorgeous, stunning

#vocabulary

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✅Idiom time

💠 in a couple of shakes/two shakes 💠

🇬🇧Meaning: very soon, very quickly in a very short time;

🇺🇿Ma'nosi: Juda tez, Tezda, qisqa vaqt ichida

🔸 Don't worry, I'll be back in two shakes.

🔹Havotir olma, Men tezda qaytib kelaman😉

#idiom

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Don't forget☝️

Champions are made from something they have deep inside them:

A DESIRE, A DREAM, A VISION!

#motivation

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✅Real Speaking Test

IELTS Speaking test in Uzbekistan – August 2018

Speaking test

Interview

– What is your full name?
– Can I see your ID?
– Where are you from?
– Do you work or study?
– What do you do?
– What is the most challenging thing at your work?
– Why is that?
– Let’s talk about e-mails.
– Are e-mails popular in your country? Why?
– How often do you write and send e-mails?
– Do you think e-mail will be still popular in the future? Why?
– Let’s talk about neighbors.
– Do you know your neighbors?
– Do you prefer younger or older people as neighbors?

Cue Card

Talk about your favorite piece of clothing. Please say

– What is it?
– Why do you like it?
– How often do you wear it?

Discussion

– Do you think people enjoy buying clothes?
– Why do some people go together with other people when shopping for clothes?
– Is online shopping useful in buying clothes?
– What’s the effect of fashion industry on the current fashion?
– What’s the effect of fashion on people’s behavior regarding clothes?
– Do people care about recycling their clothing?

A Friendly Reminder (as usual)🤓

Try to speak at least more than the examiner. If you are asked a question using one sentence, respond with two or more. And never give short, uncommunicative replies, Typically, you will be asked about everyday topics, such as work, studies, sport, family and so on. So you should try answering IELTS Speaking questions before the exam. You will be surprised how simple they are! You just need to learn appropriate vocabulary and understand what answers you will give🤓

☝️Note: Record your answers in order to check your pronunciation and work on it, if you made pronuncing errors!

I hope you are enjoying my posts, By the way, they are so helpful in preparing for the official IELTS test. So, if you like them, then share them😎

#speaking

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