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Bugun real exam tushgan passage lardan full reading mock
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โ๏ธ 26- October
โ All of these passages appeared in today's IELTS exam
1. The importance of Business cards
2. King Cros
3. The origin of language
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1. The importance of Business cards
2. King Cros
3. The origin of language
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Forwarded from suhrob
Today, i also got two passages from this channel btw
P1: brief history of tea
P3: Mahy New Zeland writer
P1: brief history of tea
P3: Mahy New Zeland writer
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article day 3.pdf
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A band 9 9 9 9 article for TASK 2
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men bugun Samarkandda BC topshirdim. Readingda :
passage 1 : What Lucy taught to us
passage 2 : the role of mothers in the origin of music
passage 3 : does the class size matter tushdi
passage 1 : What Lucy taught to us
passage 2 : the role of mothers in the origin of music
passage 3 : does the class size matter tushdi
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๐ October 31.
โ The passage 3 in this mock appeared in today's IELTS exam.
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๐P1: The life of Louis Braille
๐P2: Effects of changes in world population
๐P3: Does class size matter ?
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โญ๏ธ A band 9 article for Task 2 and Speaking part 3.
โ๏ธ Some people feel that the private lives of celebrities should not be openly shared by the media.
๐ To what extent do you agree or disagree?
โ๏ธ Some people feel that the private lives of celebrities should not be openly shared by the media.
๐ To what extent do you agree or disagree?
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โณ๏ธ It is reported that all of these passages appeared in today's IELTS exam.
Passage 1 -Silk
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Passage 1 -Silk
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Passage 2 - Black footed ferret
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Passage 3 - headphones
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article day 4.pdf
In today's digital age, the media's coverage of celebrities' private lives has become increasingly intrusive, sparking debates about privacy rights. While some argue that public figures deserve privacy like anyone else, I largely agree that the media should respect celebrities' personal boundaries, although with some limitations.
The primary reason why celebrities' private lives should be protected is that they are human beings who deserve basic dignity and respect. Despite their public status, they should have the right to maintain personal relationships, raise their children, and conduct their daily activities without constant media surveillance. This intrusion can have severe psychological impacts, leading to stress, anxiety, and even depression. For instance, many high-profile celebrities have spoken about how media intrusion has affected their mental health and personal relationships.
Furthermore, the obsessive coverage of celebrities' private lives often detracts from more important news and societal issues. When media outlets focus extensively on a celebrity's personal life, they often neglect significant political, economic, and social issues that deserve public attention. This skewed focus can lead to a less informed society and misplaced priorities in public discourse.
However, there should be some limitations to this privacy. When celebrities' private actions directly affect public interest or involve illegal activities, the media has a responsibility to report on these matters. For example, if a celebrity is involved in financial fraud or uses their influence inappropriately, the public has a right to know. Additionally, celebrities who actively seek publicity through social media and public appearances cannot reasonably expect complete privacy.
In conclusion, while there are certain circumstances where media coverage of celebrities' private lives may be justified, I strongly believe that the media should generally respect their right to privacy.
A band 8+ sample essay by a niner
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The primary reason why celebrities' private lives should be protected is that they are human beings who deserve basic dignity and respect. Despite their public status, they should have the right to maintain personal relationships, raise their children, and conduct their daily activities without constant media surveillance. This intrusion can have severe psychological impacts, leading to stress, anxiety, and even depression. For instance, many high-profile celebrities have spoken about how media intrusion has affected their mental health and personal relationships.
Furthermore, the obsessive coverage of celebrities' private lives often detracts from more important news and societal issues. When media outlets focus extensively on a celebrity's personal life, they often neglect significant political, economic, and social issues that deserve public attention. This skewed focus can lead to a less informed society and misplaced priorities in public discourse.
However, there should be some limitations to this privacy. When celebrities' private actions directly affect public interest or involve illegal activities, the media has a responsibility to report on these matters. For example, if a celebrity is involved in financial fraud or uses their influence inappropriately, the public has a right to know. Additionally, celebrities who actively seek publicity through social media and public appearances cannot reasonably expect complete privacy.
In conclusion, while there are certain circumstances where media coverage of celebrities' private lives may be justified, I strongly believe that the media should generally respect their right to privacy.
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2. Athletes and diet
3. Risk taking
4. A Brief History of Ballet
5. Creative Problem-Solving
6. The contradictions of tourism
7. Plastics: the early years
8. Urban Revitalization: Transforming Talbot Park in Auckland
9. The History of Applause
10. An early cultural tourist
11. The clustering of IT companies
12. What is social history?
13. The history and production of chocolate
14. Understanding climate change
15. Science and filmmaking
16. Salt
17. The city of Great Zimbabwe
18. The ability to communicate using language
19. The National Parks of America
20. Farmers
21. What Are the 1,000 Foods to Eat Before You Die?
22. Australia's cane toad problem
23. The Secret Language of Plants
24. Book Reviews: Architecture in the United States by Dell Upton
25. Katsushika Hokusai
26. Playing with science
27. Seed Travel
28. The origins of cinema
29. Antarctic architecture: Halley VI
30. How to clean a beach
31. The history of colours and the meanings people have given them
32. The Future of Food Packaging
33. All in the family
34. Living walls โ a successful environmental project
35. American Businesses Aim to Support Employees and Their Families
36. Childโs Play in Medieval England
37. Effect and Cause
38. How do plants talk to each other?
39. The future of the worldโs languages
40. Conquering the South Pole
41. Do animals really remember?
42. Lawrence Johnston and Hidcote Garden
43. Secrets of the Nasca Lines
44. The plan to bring an asteroid to Earth
45. Sir Francis Ronalds 1788โ1873
46. Transport and transport systems during the Roman Empire
47. Growing more for less
48. How to win the World Memory Championship
49. Andrew Carnegie: industrialist and philanthropist
50. Coins โ the first form of money
51. Music soothes and awes โ and may help us heal
52. Keeping Healthy at Work
53. John Ray and the Study of Plants
54. Manage Your Energy, Not Your Time
55. The development of the bicycle
56. Nanotechnology: the science of the very small
57. On art and artists
58. Traditional Maori Fishing Hooks
59. Seeing in the sea
60. The fortunes of human societies
61. Mystery Drawing
62. Libraries
63. Who looks after the children in todayโs Britain?
64. Shadow Puppet Theatre in Southeast Asia
65. Corporate social responsibility
66. Art-based training for engineers
67. Shipwreck in the Forbidden Zone
68. Walking and shoes in eighteenth-century London
69. Multitasking
70. Development of libraries in Australia
71. Brains trust: learning about ourselves
72. Mobile technology and language
73. The Olmec and their great stone heads
74. Buying Time
75. Rebranding Art Museums
76. The Sunlight Soap Story
77. King Croc
78. Rights for apes
79. The Life of Louis Braille
80. War of the Plants
81. Marine diversity
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