In Writing and Speaking, do avoid marshaling radical opinions.

Above is the excerpt from one of my lessons at Diyorbek’s IELTS.

I hope it clears up the mud in the IELTS community.

#Teaching

O'tgan yili huddi shu paytda Yanvardan May oyigacha deyarli 200 ta essay yozgan ekanman.

Everybody is jealous of what you got, but not HOW you got it.

#NoteToSelf

Konditsionerini yoqishni o’rniga oynani tushurib ketadigan Yandex driverlardan boshqa hammaga hayrli kun.

Ko’chatni tagiga 3 kun suv quyib, yerni yumshatib qo’yib nega meva bermayapti deysizmi?

YO’Q. Chunki bilasiz doimiy shu ishni qilaversangiz vaqt o’tishi bilan natija berishini.

Lekin nega unda o’qituvchingizni aytganiga 3 kun kirib qo’yib natija bo’lmayapti deysiz?

Miyangizga qanday dam berasiz?

I mean

3 historical figures (except for prophets) I would have a conversation with:

1. Isaac Newton (what a genius to have come up with laws of gravity)
2. Genghis Khan (menace, manipulator, and certainly seems fun to talk to)
3. Alexander the Great (needs no introduction)

Word.

“Are you proud of the man you are?” is the question I ask myself every day and try to find a reason to believe I am.

#NoteToSelf

teacher partamizam sizga yaqin parta edida aurez tasir qildi🫡🙂‍↕️