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5 WORDS TO AVOID in WRITING 🙅♀️🙅
1. Get
This word feels a little bit informal. There is always a replacement that does the job. For example, 'get a job' could be replaced with 'find a job'. 'Get some clothes' could be 'buy' or 'purchase' some clothes.
2. Pretty
By this I mean expressions like 'pretty good'. Basically 'pretty + adjective' is a fairly informal structure that is best used in speaking.
3. Really
It's inappropriate for formal writing for the exact same reason as above.
4. Totally
I often see people say 'I totally agree'. 'Totally' used in this way is informal.
5. And, But, So (to start sentences)
For formal writing, some teachers and grammar nazis consider doing this to be informal and wrong. There is no reason to risk it for your IELTS test, so avoid starting your sentences with these. Using them in the middle of your sentences is fine. Replacements could be 'Furthermore/In addition, However/Nevertheless, Therefore/Thus/Consequently.
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1. Get
This word feels a little bit informal. There is always a replacement that does the job. For example, 'get a job' could be replaced with 'find a job'. 'Get some clothes' could be 'buy' or 'purchase' some clothes.
2. Pretty
By this I mean expressions like 'pretty good'. Basically 'pretty + adjective' is a fairly informal structure that is best used in speaking.
3. Really
It's inappropriate for formal writing for the exact same reason as above.
4. Totally
I often see people say 'I totally agree'. 'Totally' used in this way is informal.
5. And, But, So (to start sentences)
For formal writing, some teachers and grammar nazis consider doing this to be informal and wrong. There is no reason to risk it for your IELTS test, so avoid starting your sentences with these. Using them in the middle of your sentences is fine. Replacements could be 'Furthermore/In addition, However/Nevertheless, Therefore/Thus/Consequently.
Source: James Biden
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Useful list of linking words to express a personal opinion ☝️
Level: Intermediate
1. As far as I know, …
2. I agree with the opinion of …
3. I could be wrong, but …
4. I’d definitely say that …
5. I’d guess/imagine that …
6. I’d say that …
7. I’m absolutely certain that …
8. I’m fairly confident that …
9. I’m no expert (on this), but …
10. I’m positive that …
11. I’m pretty sure that …
12. It seems to me that …
13. It’s a complicated/difficult issue, but …
14. My (point of) view (on this) is …
15. Obviously, …
16. Some people may disagree with me, but …
17. This is just my opinion, but …
18. Without a doubt, …
19. You probably won’t agree, but …
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Level: Intermediate
1. As far as I know, …
2. I agree with the opinion of …
3. I could be wrong, but …
4. I’d definitely say that …
5. I’d guess/imagine that …
6. I’d say that …
7. I’m absolutely certain that …
8. I’m fairly confident that …
9. I’m no expert (on this), but …
10. I’m positive that …
11. I’m pretty sure that …
12. It seems to me that …
13. It’s a complicated/difficult issue, but …
14. My (point of) view (on this) is …
15. Obviously, …
16. Some people may disagree with me, but …
17. This is just my opinion, but …
18. Without a doubt, …
19. You probably won’t agree, but …
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UMUMIY INGLIZ TILINI YAXSHILASH UCHUN TAVSIYA QILADIGAN 50 TA KITOB:
📓 Real Listening and Speaking 1,2,3,4 (Miles Craven, Sally Logan and Craig Thaine)
📓 Real Reading 1,2,3,4 (Liz Driscoll)
📓 Real Writing 1,2,3,4 (Graham Palmer, Roger Gower and Simon Haines)
📓 Inside Reading 1,2,3,4 (Cheryl Boyd Zimmerman)
📓 Tactics for Listening: Basic Tactics, Developing Tactics, Expanding Tactics (Jack C. Richards)
📓 Oxford English Grammar Course: Basic, Intermediate, Advanced (Michael Swan and Catherine Walter)
📓 Practical Grammar 1,2,3 (David Riley and John Hughes)
📓 50 Steps to Improving Your Academic Writing (Chris Sowton)
📓 Writing – Learn to Write Better Academic Essays (Els Van Geyte)
📓 English Through Reading (Nasibe Sevgi)
📓 Reading and Writing Targets 1,2,3 (Virginia Evans and Jenny Dooley)
📓 Key Words for Fluency: Pre-Intermediate, Intermediate, Upper-Intermediate (George Woolard)
📓 New Explorer Reading and Writing 1,2,3 (Patrick Hwang)
📓 Macmillan English Grammar in Context B1-B2, B2-C1 (Michael Vince)
📓 Read and Understand 1,2,3,4 (Betty Kirkpatrick and Rebecca Mok)
📓 Barron’s ESL Proficiency Series: Prepositions, Phrasal Verbs (Jean Yates and Carl W. Hart)
📓 Ultimate Phrasal Verb Book (Carl W. Hart)
📓 Master English Collocations and Phrasal Verbs (Marc Roche)
📓 Reading Challenge 1,2,3 (Casey Malarchar and Andrea Janzen)
📓 Real Listening and Speaking 1,2,3,4 (Miles Craven, Sally Logan and Craig Thaine)
📓 Real Reading 1,2,3,4 (Liz Driscoll)
📓 Real Writing 1,2,3,4 (Graham Palmer, Roger Gower and Simon Haines)
📓 Inside Reading 1,2,3,4 (Cheryl Boyd Zimmerman)
📓 Tactics for Listening: Basic Tactics, Developing Tactics, Expanding Tactics (Jack C. Richards)
📓 Oxford English Grammar Course: Basic, Intermediate, Advanced (Michael Swan and Catherine Walter)
📓 Practical Grammar 1,2,3 (David Riley and John Hughes)
📓 50 Steps to Improving Your Academic Writing (Chris Sowton)
📓 Writing – Learn to Write Better Academic Essays (Els Van Geyte)
📓 English Through Reading (Nasibe Sevgi)
📓 Reading and Writing Targets 1,2,3 (Virginia Evans and Jenny Dooley)
📓 Key Words for Fluency: Pre-Intermediate, Intermediate, Upper-Intermediate (George Woolard)
📓 New Explorer Reading and Writing 1,2,3 (Patrick Hwang)
📓 Macmillan English Grammar in Context B1-B2, B2-C1 (Michael Vince)
📓 Read and Understand 1,2,3,4 (Betty Kirkpatrick and Rebecca Mok)
📓 Barron’s ESL Proficiency Series: Prepositions, Phrasal Verbs (Jean Yates and Carl W. Hart)
📓 Ultimate Phrasal Verb Book (Carl W. Hart)
📓 Master English Collocations and Phrasal Verbs (Marc Roche)
📓 Reading Challenge 1,2,3 (Casey Malarchar and Andrea Janzen)
Ingliz tilida keng qo’llaniladigan his-hayajon so’zlari. 1-qism.
1. A-ha! Tushundim.
2. Ahhhh! (Talaffuzi: aaaa!) Ha, endi tushundim.
3. Augh! (Talaffuz: auh!! ) Jahli chiqqanda ishlatiladi.
4. Awww! (Talaffuzi: Aauvv) yoqimtoy narsa yoki odam haqida ishlatiladi.
5. Bah! (Talaffuz: Ba!) Siz kutmagan yoqimsiz narsaga nisbatan ishlatiladi.
6. Booo! (Talaffuzi: Buuu!) Sahnada kimdir juda yomon va yoqimsiz ijro etayotganda, tomoshabinlar tomonidan ishlatiladi.
7. Brrrrr! Juda sovuq ma’nosini bildiradi.
8. D’oh! (Talaffuzi: D’o! )Yoqimsiz nimadir sodir bo’lganda ishlatiladi.
9. Dah! (Talaffuzi: Da!) Kimdirning ahmoqligidan jahlingiz chiqqanda ishlatiladi.
10. Eeeek! (Talaffuzi: iiiik!) Asosan, qizlar tomonidan biror nimadan qo’rqqanda ishlatiladi.
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1. A-ha! Tushundim.
2. Ahhhh! (Talaffuzi: aaaa!) Ha, endi tushundim.
3. Augh! (Talaffuz: auh!! ) Jahli chiqqanda ishlatiladi.
4. Awww! (Talaffuzi: Aauvv) yoqimtoy narsa yoki odam haqida ishlatiladi.
5. Bah! (Talaffuz: Ba!) Siz kutmagan yoqimsiz narsaga nisbatan ishlatiladi.
6. Booo! (Talaffuzi: Buuu!) Sahnada kimdir juda yomon va yoqimsiz ijro etayotganda, tomoshabinlar tomonidan ishlatiladi.
7. Brrrrr! Juda sovuq ma’nosini bildiradi.
8. D’oh! (Talaffuzi: D’o! )Yoqimsiz nimadir sodir bo’lganda ishlatiladi.
9. Dah! (Talaffuzi: Da!) Kimdirning ahmoqligidan jahlingiz chiqqanda ishlatiladi.
10. Eeeek! (Talaffuzi: iiiik!) Asosan, qizlar tomonidan biror nimadan qo’rqqanda ishlatiladi.
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"Катта бўлганингда ким бўласан..?" деб сўралган саволларга:
"Ўқитувчи бўламан",
"Доктор бўламан" ... дер эдик. Хеч қачон "Бахтли бўламан!" демасдик... Чунки бола эдик... Болаликда ҳамма нарса бахт эди!
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Ingliz tilida keng qo’llaniladigan his-hayajon so’zlari.
(Qavs ichida talaffuzi berilgan.)
11. Eh? Huh? [E? Ha?] nimadirni tushunmaslikni bildirish
12. Ewwww! [yeuuuuu!] nimadirning yoqimsizligini ifodalash
13. Gah! [Ga!] umidsizlilikni ko’rsatish
14. Huh! [Ha!] nimagadir qiziqishi yo’qligini ifodalash
15. Meh! [me!] biror nimaga umumam qiziqishning yo’qligi
16. Nah! [Na!] yo’q deganma’noni bildiradi
17. Ooh-la-la! [Uuu-la-la] xursandchilikni ko’rsatadi
18. Phew! [Fyu!] yengil tortish, nimadandir qutulganlik
19. Jeez! [Jiiz!] jahli chiqqanlikni bildiradi
20. Yay! [Yay] yaxshi yangilikni nishonlash
21. Yee-haw! [Yii-hou!] o’ta xursandchilik
22. Yikes! [Yaiks!] yomon vaziyatga nistaban ishlatiladi
23. Yuck! [Yak!] yoqimsiz, jirkanch ma’nosini bildiradi.
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(Qavs ichida talaffuzi berilgan.)
11. Eh? Huh? [E? Ha?] nimadirni tushunmaslikni bildirish
12. Ewwww! [yeuuuuu!] nimadirning yoqimsizligini ifodalash
13. Gah! [Ga!] umidsizlilikni ko’rsatish
14. Huh! [Ha!] nimagadir qiziqishi yo’qligini ifodalash
15. Meh! [me!] biror nimaga umumam qiziqishning yo’qligi
16. Nah! [Na!] yo’q deganma’noni bildiradi
17. Ooh-la-la! [Uuu-la-la] xursandchilikni ko’rsatadi
18. Phew! [Fyu!] yengil tortish, nimadandir qutulganlik
19. Jeez! [Jiiz!] jahli chiqqanlikni bildiradi
20. Yay! [Yay] yaxshi yangilikni nishonlash
21. Yee-haw! [Yii-hou!] o’ta xursandchilik
22. Yikes! [Yaiks!] yomon vaziyatga nistaban ishlatiladi
23. Yuck! [Yak!] yoqimsiz, jirkanch ma’nosini bildiradi.
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Ingliz tilida keng qo’llaniladigan his-hayajon so’zlari. 1-qism.
1. A-ha! Tushundim.
2. Ahhhh! (Talaffuzi: aaaa!) Ha, endi tushundim.
3. Augh! (Talaffuz: auh!! ) Jahli chiqqanda ishlatiladi.
4. Awww! (Talaffuzi: Aauvv) yoqimtoy narsa yoki odam haqida…
1. A-ha! Tushundim.
2. Ahhhh! (Talaffuzi: aaaa!) Ha, endi tushundim.
3. Augh! (Talaffuz: auh!! ) Jahli chiqqanda ishlatiladi.
4. Awww! (Talaffuzi: Aauvv) yoqimtoy narsa yoki odam haqida…
Listening: imtihon kunida nima qilish kerak? 🎧
✨ Test markazga qanday borishni oldindan rejalashtiring va biroz barvaqtroq keling. Siz imtihonga har tomonlama shay bo’lishingiz kerak.
✨ Savollar ko’rsatmalarni sinchiklab o’qing. Juda ko’plab o’quvchilar ko’rsatmalarga amal qilmaslik yoki noto’g’ri o’qish tufayli, juda oddiy xatolarga yo’l qo’yishadi.
✨ Javobingzi savollar varag’iga yozavering. Axir, siz buning uchun allaqachon pul to’lagansiz!
✨ Audiolar tugagandan so’ng, javobingizni ehtiyotkorlik bilan javoblar varag’iga ko’chiring.
✨ Istasangiz, javoblaringizni bosh harflarda yozishingiz mumkin.
✨ Agarda texnik yoki boshqa sabablar tufayli, audioni yaxshi eshita olmagan bo’lsangiz, imtihon oxirida bu haqida shikoyat qiling. Siz imtihon uchun pul to’lagansiz va yaxshi xizmat ko’rsatilishiga haqqingiz bor! 😉
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✨ Test markazga qanday borishni oldindan rejalashtiring va biroz barvaqtroq keling. Siz imtihonga har tomonlama shay bo’lishingiz kerak.
✨ Savollar ko’rsatmalarni sinchiklab o’qing. Juda ko’plab o’quvchilar ko’rsatmalarga amal qilmaslik yoki noto’g’ri o’qish tufayli, juda oddiy xatolarga yo’l qo’yishadi.
✨ Javobingzi savollar varag’iga yozavering. Axir, siz buning uchun allaqachon pul to’lagansiz!
✨ Audiolar tugagandan so’ng, javobingizni ehtiyotkorlik bilan javoblar varag’iga ko’chiring.
✨ Istasangiz, javoblaringizni bosh harflarda yozishingiz mumkin.
✨ Agarda texnik yoki boshqa sabablar tufayli, audioni yaxshi eshita olmagan bo’lsangiz, imtihon oxirida bu haqida shikoyat qiling. Siz imtihon uchun pul to’lagansiz va yaxshi xizmat ko’rsatilishiga haqqingiz bor! 😉
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List of linking words.pdf
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LINKING WORDS | WRITING ✍
Bilamiz, linking words writing va speaking uchun judayam muhim. Linking words fikrlarimizni chiroyli va silliq bog’lashga va yozma va og’zaki nutqimizda uyg’unlikka erishishga yordam beradi.
Ammo, doimo “I think” deb takrorlayverishdan charchagan bo’lsangiz, quyidagi linking words ro’yxati sizlar uchun!
Marhamat, yuklab oling va ularni faol qo’llang! 🤗
Source: Successful Writing
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Bilamiz, linking words writing va speaking uchun judayam muhim. Linking words fikrlarimizni chiroyli va silliq bog’lashga va yozma va og’zaki nutqimizda uyg’unlikka erishishga yordam beradi.
Ammo, doimo “I think” deb takrorlayverishdan charchagan bo’lsangiz, quyidagi linking words ro’yxati sizlar uchun!
Marhamat, yuklab oling va ularni faol qo’llang! 🤗
Source: Successful Writing
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SPEAKING PHRASES YOU MUST KNOW 🔥💯
1️⃣ Expressing likes/dislikes:
⭕️ This appeals to me, because...
⭕️ I get a lot of pleasure out of...
⭕️ I am keen on...
⭕️ I am fond of...
2️⃣ Asking for clarification:
⭕️ Sorry, I didn't quite catch that!
⭕️ Could you say that again?
⭕️ Could you explain what you mean by... ?
3️⃣ Providing clarification:
⭕️ To put it another way...
⭕️ What I'm trying to say is...
⭕️ What I mean is...
4️⃣ Agreeing with something:
⭕️ I couldn't agree more!
⭕️ I totally agree!
⭕️ Absolutely, ...
⭕️ Definitely, ...
⭕️ Precisely, ...
5️⃣ Disagreeing with something:
⭕️ That's one way of looking at it. However, ...
⭕️ That's not always true.
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1️⃣ Expressing likes/dislikes:
⭕️ This appeals to me, because...
⭕️ I get a lot of pleasure out of...
⭕️ I am keen on...
⭕️ I am fond of...
2️⃣ Asking for clarification:
⭕️ Sorry, I didn't quite catch that!
⭕️ Could you say that again?
⭕️ Could you explain what you mean by... ?
3️⃣ Providing clarification:
⭕️ To put it another way...
⭕️ What I'm trying to say is...
⭕️ What I mean is...
4️⃣ Agreeing with something:
⭕️ I couldn't agree more!
⭕️ I totally agree!
⭕️ Absolutely, ...
⭕️ Definitely, ...
⭕️ Precisely, ...
5️⃣ Disagreeing with something:
⭕️ That's one way of looking at it. However, ...
⭕️ That's not always true.
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Speaking advice 🗣
Never Learn Scripted Answers ❌
If a teacher tells you to memorise answers, that teacher does not know what he or she is talking about and you should find a new teacher.
Also, if you read a textbook or website that advises you to learn some scripted answers, throw that book in the bin and never go back to that website.
Learning scripts is the best way to get a band 0.‼️
Instead, you should focus on developing your speaking skills, so that you will be able to respond to any situation in the exam and life in general.☝️
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Never Learn Scripted Answers ❌
If a teacher tells you to memorise answers, that teacher does not know what he or she is talking about and you should find a new teacher.
Also, if you read a textbook or website that advises you to learn some scripted answers, throw that book in the bin and never go back to that website.
Learning scripts is the best way to get a band 0.‼️
Instead, you should focus on developing your speaking skills, so that you will be able to respond to any situation in the exam and life in general.☝️
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Speaking advice 🗣
”I have no one to practice with me!” ☹️
Don’t worry – you do not need a speaking partner to practice speaking from home. You can:
• Record yourself answering practice questions. You can then listen back to the recording and reflect on your mistakes. At first, you might be surprised to hear how many small mistakes you make without even realising. This will give you the evidence you need to identify your weaknesses and attack them.
• Try to teach a friend or family member. There’s no better way of mastering a skill than teaching it to someone else!
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”I have no one to practice with me!” ☹️
Don’t worry – you do not need a speaking partner to practice speaking from home. You can:
• Record yourself answering practice questions. You can then listen back to the recording and reflect on your mistakes. At first, you might be surprised to hear how many small mistakes you make without even realising. This will give you the evidence you need to identify your weaknesses and attack them.
• Try to teach a friend or family member. There’s no better way of mastering a skill than teaching it to someone else!
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Speaking uchun maslahat 🗣
- “Men bilan ingliz tlida gaplashadigan hech kim yo’q!” ☹️
Ushbu muammo juda ko'pchilik IELTSimtihoniga tayyorlanuvchilar orasida uchraydi. Quyidagi maslahatlar aynan shu muammoga duch kelayotganlar uchun:
Xavotir olmang. Speakingni uyda practice qilmoqchi bo’lsangiz, sizga hamroh kerak emas. Uning o’rniga:
- Ovozingizni recorder yordamida yozib oling. Ovozingizni qaytib tinglang va xatolaringizni analiz qiling. Avvaliga, qanchalar oddiy xatolarni o’zingiz sezmagan holda qilayotganingizni ko’rib taajublanasiz. Bu sizga xatolaringiz topib ular ustida ishlashingiz uchun sizga tayyor dalil bo’ladi.
- Do’stingiz yoki oila a’zoyingizga ingliz tilida gapirishni o’rgating. Biror nimani o’rganishning eng yaxshi usuli uni kimgadir o’rgatishdir!
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- “Men bilan ingliz tlida gaplashadigan hech kim yo’q!” ☹️
Ushbu muammo juda ko'pchilik IELTSimtihoniga tayyorlanuvchilar orasida uchraydi. Quyidagi maslahatlar aynan shu muammoga duch kelayotganlar uchun:
Xavotir olmang. Speakingni uyda practice qilmoqchi bo’lsangiz, sizga hamroh kerak emas. Uning o’rniga:
- Ovozingizni recorder yordamida yozib oling. Ovozingizni qaytib tinglang va xatolaringizni analiz qiling. Avvaliga, qanchalar oddiy xatolarni o’zingiz sezmagan holda qilayotganingizni ko’rib taajublanasiz. Bu sizga xatolaringiz topib ular ustida ishlashingiz uchun sizga tayyor dalil bo’ladi.
- Do’stingiz yoki oila a’zoyingizga ingliz tilida gapirishni o’rgating. Biror nimani o’rganishning eng yaxshi usuli uni kimgadir o’rgatishdir!
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Makkar_IELTS_Speaking_Jan_to_Apr_2022_Final_Version_zandi_english.pdf
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Makkar Speaking Jan to Apr 2022 Final Version zandi english