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Dildora completed our INTENSIVE PROGRAM and was able to achieve an overall 7.5 with an 8.5 in Reading
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π WRITING - 6.5
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π§ LISTENING - 7.5
π WRITING - 6.5
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Temur also completed our INTENSIVE PROGRAM and was able to achieve an overall 7.5 with an 8.5 in Reading
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π§ LISTENING - 8.5
π READING - 8.5 π
π WRITING - 6.5
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π§ LISTENING - 8.5
π WRITING - 6.5
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π READING - 7.0
π WRITING - 7.0
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π WRITING - 7.0
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Siroj notes | 8.5
Temur also completed our INTENSIVE PROGRAM and was able to achieve an overall 7.5 with an 8.5 in Reading OVERALL: 7.5 π§ LISTENING - 8.5 π READING - 8.5 π π WRITING - 6.5 π£ SPEAKING - 6.0 Qishki barcha guruhlar uchun qabul ochiq β€΅οΈ π© @diyorbeksielts_admin
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1. nominalization (using verbs as a noun = could count as synonyms) -> to commit himself -> his commitment
2. Swift success = instant success
3. Is still in its infancy - an idiom that you come across quite often in reading passages - means sth hasn't quite fully developed yet
4. As to = about
5. Neither do/does he verb = i know little about black holes. Neither do I understand the moon = men oy haqida ham bilmayman.
BTW, consensus is a synonym for agreement
6. To know very little about = don't know
7. Speaking of the repetition of "about", the writer is using "parallelism" - something SAT learners know a lot about. In a nutshell, some parts of your sentences should be similar to those of others to connect them rythmically and meaningfully
You can learn more about Parallelism from this link
2. Swift success = instant success
3. Is still in its infancy - an idiom that you come across quite often in reading passages - means sth hasn't quite fully developed yet
4. As to = about
5. Neither do/does he verb = i know little about black holes. Neither do I understand the moon = men oy haqida ham bilmayman.
BTW, consensus is a synonym for agreement
6. To know very little about = don't know
7. Speaking of the repetition of "about", the writer is using "parallelism" - something SAT learners know a lot about. In a nutshell, some parts of your sentences should be similar to those of others to connect them rythmically and meaningfully
You can learn more about Parallelism from this link
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DIFFERENCE BETWEEN "POPULAR" AND "FAMOUS" π€
"Famous" means someone or something is well-known to many people, usually because of a specific achievement, event, or characteristic. For example, Albert Einstein is famous for his contributions to science.
"Popular," on the other hand, means being liked or enjoyed by many people. It's more about being admired or preferred. For instance, pizza is popular because lots of people enjoy eating it.
So, a person can be famous but not popular (e.g., someone known for doing something bad), and someone can be popular but not famous (e.g., a local teacher loved by their students).
"Famous" means someone or something is well-known to many people, usually because of a specific achievement, event, or characteristic. For example, Albert Einstein is famous for his contributions to science.
"Popular," on the other hand, means being liked or enjoyed by many people. It's more about being admired or preferred. For instance, pizza is popular because lots of people enjoy eating it.
So, a person can be famous but not popular (e.g., someone known for doing something bad), and someone can be popular but not famous (e.g., a local teacher loved by their students).
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