🔖#horror😱

The Crimson Whisper🧟‍♀️🩸

A figure emerged from the shadows, its eyes glowing red, its body shifting and writhing like smoke.

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Hoy, orqaga qarachi,xuddi kimdir kuzatayotgandek, hich kim yo’qmi😬🧟‍♀️

Siz ham o’zingizni boshqalar bilan taqqoslab siqilib qolyapsizmi?

Unda ushbu maqolani albatta o’qing, yoki shunday do’stlaringizga albatta jo’nating📪

What is happiness🤗❓

Happiness is the feeling of absolute mental freedom, defined as the feeling of unlimited possibilities. In this state, a person receives an excessive amount of energy, they are simply overflowing with it and because of this they have only kind and pure feelings.

The world around us is perceived as a comfortable and safe place, any feelings of threat or danger are gone, you are sending out warm and friendly feelings towards them. This is how a person in love feels, for example, they know that they are also loved, so love and joy overwhelm them.

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🔖#health

5 MYTHS about FRUIT🍎

Even the earth’s most nutritious treats have been battered and bruised by Internet misinformation.

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BEPUL SPEAKING MOCK imtihonlari👇

O'z speaking ballingizni bepulga baholatib va qiyqiriq feedback olishni xohlasangiz bu kanal aynan siz uchun⚡️

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🔖#psychology

How our BRAINS🧠 develop❓

Why the way you think changes as your brain grows

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✅Bugun sizlarga TRUE/FALSE/NOT GIVEN savol turini ag'idan kirib bag'idan chiqadigan darajada o'rgatmoqchiman.

✅8 TOP TIPS
✅STRATEGY
✅PRACTICE
✅ANSWERS
✅EXPLANATIONS

Pullik kurslarimizda beradigan tip larimizni beramiz,bugungi postlarni diqqat bilan kuzatib, o'rganib borsangiz anchaaa TRUE/FALSE/NOT GIVEN bilan do'st bo'lib qolasiz.

Tayyorsizmi❓

100 ta 🔥 va biz boshlaymiz

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8 TOP TIPS FOR TRUE/FALSE/NOT GIVEN💧

🟣1) The answers appear in the same order in the text as the order of the statements.

🟣2) You don’t need to read the whole text. First, you will scan for keywords and then you’ll read in detail the section in which they're located for the answer.

🟣3) There will be at least one of each answer type – True, False, Not Given. So, if you don’t have at least one of each when you’ve completed the question, you’ve made a mistake.

🟣4) Watch out for distractors. Be aware that the test setters love to use ‘distractors’ to really test you. A prime example is qualifying words such as:

every a few

all always

some often

most occasionally

These single words can completely change the meaning of a sentence.

E.g. Tiantian often meets up with her friends after work.

Tiantian occasionally meets up with her friends after work.

In T/F/NG questions, the meaning of the statement must be an exact match with the information in the text to be FALSE.

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🟣5) Also be on the lookout for qualifying words that express possibility or doubt such as:

seem claim

suggest possibly

believe probably

Again, they can totally alter the meaning of a statement.

E.g. Scientists now claim that several different species of humans evolved on the earth.

Scientists now know that several different species of humans evolved on the earth.

🟣6) The statements won’t be a word-for-word match to the information in the text. They will contain synonyms and paraphrasing. It’s the meaning that you are trying to match.

🟣7) The test is not an assessment of your knowledge of the topic but only of your ability to read and understand the specific information in the text. So, if you happen to know from your own knowledge that a particular statement is correct, i.e. TRUE, but this is not stated in the text, your answer must be NOT GIVEN.

🟣8) Remember that at least one answer will be NG. This means that you will be searching for information that is not there.

THE STRATEGY FOR TRUE/FALSE/NOT GIVEN♟

1️⃣ Read the instructions carefully. Double-check whether it is a TRUE/FALSE/NOT GIVEN or a YES/NO/NOT GIVEN question.

2️⃣ Read the statements and try to understand the meaning of each. Do this before reading the text.

3️⃣ Think about possible synonyms that might appear in the text and note any qualifying words in the statements such as, all, some, always, often. This will make your brain alerts for them when you scan the text.

4️⃣ Underline keywords. You won’t necessarily find the exact words in the text due to the extensive use of synonyms and paraphrasing in T/F/NG questions but enough will be present to make doing this worthwhile.

5️⃣ Re-read statement 1 and scan the first paragraph, maybe two, for the keywords or synonyms of them. Scanning will locate where the answer is but detailed reading of this section of the text is now needed to decide if the specific information you’re looking for is TRUE, FALSE or NOT GIVEN.

6️⃣ Make your decision. Remember to consider these three things:

To be TRUE, the information must exactly match even if the words are different.
Look carefully for qualifying words that might change the meaning.
If you are struggling to find the answer it’s probably because it isn’t there, i.e. it’s NOT GIVEN.

7️⃣ Repeat this process for the remaining questions.