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#Daily structure
It blew my mind 🤯
/itblu maymaynd/

It blew me away🤯
/Itblume evey/

(It surprised me very much)
Bu meni juda hayron qoldirdi🤯

The plot of the movie blew my mind due to its unpredictability.🤯🤯🤯
Kino ssenariysi o'zining kutilmaganligi bilan meni hayron qoldirdi🤯🤯🤯

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#Daily structures
A leopard can’t change its spots – some who will never change their behavior.
No matter how hard I tried to change her behavior, in the end I understood that a leopard can’t change its spots.
All mod cons – all modern conveniences
Having all mod cons would be the dream of everyone, I guess.
To change your tune – change your opinion or attitude
Every now and then you should change your tune to stock of a situation
To stick to your guns – refuse to change despite opposition
From time to time you have to stick to guns to persuade others.

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#Daily structure
All in good time - take your time, don't hurry
for/in donkey's year - for a long time
My take on this is = My opinion is
To my way of thinking = My opinion
I 'm in two minds about this = I have two ideas about it
It boils down to one thing = It depends on one thing

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#Vocabulary
To fall for

To fall for means 'to fall in love with somebody'.

I fell for her the moment I met her.

They fell for each other last year. Now they're getting married.

To go out

To go out means 'to date'.

Gerald and Samantha have been going out for three years.

She asked him to go out with her, but he said no.

To make up

To make up means 'to forgive each other after an argument'.

He has been arguing with his wife a lot recently, and every time they make up!

They made up after a huge fight. I thought she'd never forgive him.

Break up

Break up means 'to end a relationship'.

Martin has broken up with Cassandra. They just couldn't forgive each other.

I think he's going to break up with her because of her new job.

Source: BBC Learning English app

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#Vocabulary
Adjectives to describe books and films:

action-packed: full of action.My brother loves action-packed movies. Probably that's why his favourite film is "Terminator".

addictive: a book or film that you quickly become addicted to."Harry Potter" series by Joanne Rowling are so addictive! I couldn't stop after the first book and read all volumes.

creepy: producing a sensation of uneasiness or fear, scary.Noah finds Stephen King's stories creepy.

dreary: gloomy or depressing.I can't stand dramas, thrillers and other dreary movies.

entertaining: funny and enjoyable.Comedies are very entertaining.

futuristic: telling about the future."Star Wars" movie is futuristic and dynamic.

heartbreaking: that breaks your heart and evokes sad emotions.When my aunt watched "Titanic" she cried all day! It's such a heartbreaking film.

inspirational: evoking inspiration.

intense: a book or film loaded with actions and emotions that evokes strong feelings.The play's plot was very intense. Just a minute after a couple had a quarrel in the forest, the secret lover appeared and started a fire-fight.

tear-jerking: tragic, making you cry.My sister is very emotional. I would rather watch a comedy with her than a tear-jerking movie!

thought-provoking: a book or film that makes you think of new ideas or that changes your attitude to something.Ray Bradbury's novel "Fahrenheit 451" is deeply thought-provoking. I had to rethink my attitude to legislation and censorship after I read it.

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#Vocabulary
Itʼs on the tip of my tongue - I remember , but canʼt say it properly ( Tilimni uchida turibdi )

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#Vocabulary
I get up to = I am interested in

I get up to different creative activities such as drawing and sculpture.

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FREE IELTS Speaking practice online: Topic TEAMWORK
#Keithlessons
#topics
Topic: Team work

Source:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bZEKnn99nyA&list=PLdz6EbLJcjJ9MO4M4TpXalTjXidmgEtGq&index=93

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You can send the words that you have learnt from the video!

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Dweller - aholi/ yashovchi

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Most of you asked about the picture I am sending about pronunciation.
Now I am sending the video screen of how to do.
1) open google chrome
2) write how to pronounce "anything"

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Reading Pages from [IELTS Speaking by jeremy chiron].pdf

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Part 1Topic: Reading

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IELTS Vocabulary: Advice
Here is some essential language to talk about the IELTS Speaking topic of giving and getting advice

To advise (v.)

Advice (n.) Uncountable noun

He gave me some advice
She gave me a good piece of advice
He gave me a bit of advice

Other commonly mistaken words that are uncountable but can take ‘a piece of’ to make them countable are…

News / information / advice

Advisable (adj.)

It’s not very advisable to watch too much TV

Giving advice

We can say:

He advised me to go
He recommended me to go
He recommended/suggested going
He recommended/suggested that I go
I recommended/suggested that she go
Notice in this last case we use Subject + subjunctive. This is why we say “she go” instead of the usual “she goes”.

Collocations

A bit of advice
A friendly piece of advice
Constructive advice = positive / helpful
Unsolicited advice = don’t ask for
Sensible advice = logical / useful
To heed advice = to follow advice or take advice
To ignore advice
Source: https://keithspeakingacademy.com/ielts-speaking-topic-lesson-advice/

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