Jo’rabek Sanokulov | IELTS
Speaking marathons 2024! Many of you have texted me asking for a speaking marathon. There will be one and this time it’ll be different! On top of sample answers, there will be live and recorded lessons. 30 shadowing exercises. Speaking activities to…
There will be a writing marathon too, starting from January 10
Jo’rabek Sanokulov | IELTS
Speaking marathons 2024! Many of you have texted me asking for a speaking marathon. There will be one and this time it’ll be different! On top of sample answers, there will be live and recorded lessons. 30 shadowing exercises. Speaking activities to…
FAQ: will there be speaking sessions with students
Answer: No! But the activities that I will show you will be more than enough to improve your speaking skills without a partner.
Answer: No! But the activities that I will show you will be more than enough to improve your speaking skills without a partner.
Jo’rabek Sanokulov | IELTS
Speaking marathons 2024! Many of you have texted me asking for a speaking marathon. There will be one and this time it’ll be different! On top of sample answers, there will be live and recorded lessons. 30 shadowing exercises. Speaking activities to…
This will not be an instagram-teacher type of marathon.
A real teacher will be doing a real job.
Just a pathetic reminder: I scored 8.5 in writing TWICE
and I scored 9.0 in speaking THREE TIMES.
A real teacher will be doing a real job.
Just a pathetic reminder: I scored 8.5 in writing TWICE
and I scored 9.0 in speaking THREE TIMES.
What a way to start the day:)
Moxida took part in the previous writing marathon.
She’s a hardworking student and hard work paid off!
WRITING 8.0 in paper-based IELTS
It’s just incredible
Congratulations, Moxida.
Writing from 7.0 to 8.0🤫🤫🤫🤫
Moxida took part in the previous writing marathon.
She’s a hardworking student and hard work paid off!
WRITING 8.0 in paper-based IELTS
It’s just incredible
Congratulations, Moxida.
Writing from 7.0 to 8.0🤫🤫🤫🤫
Jo’rabek Sanokulov | IELTS
What a way to start the day:) Moxida took part in the previous writing marathon. She’s a hardworking student and hard work paid off! WRITING 8.0 in paper-based IELTS It’s just incredible Congratulations, Moxida. Writing from 7.0 to 8.0🤫🤫🤫🤫
Look at what Mohida has to say about writing marathon and her exam experience.
She says she used the rebuttal approach to the agree/disagree question, which we covered during the writing marathon!
She says she used the rebuttal approach to the agree/disagree question, which we covered during the writing marathon!
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The bar chart shows changes in car ownership among households in one European country from 1971 to 2001. Overall, while the proportion of carless households fell consistently across the period, the figures for those with one car and multiple cars rose, exhibiting somewhat fluctuating figures.
Starting with households owning a car, 35% of them had one, considerably more than those with at least two cars(16%). After a decade, however, this disparity narrowed down, as the former figure dropped to 31%, whereas the latter had a noticeable increase to around 28%.
There was a reversal in trends in 1991, with the percentage of single-car households reaching its peak of 47%, compared to multiple-car households that decreased to 21%. In the final year, there was a marginal fall to 43% in the proportion of households with one car, while the figure for households with multiple cars recovered to 28%.
In contrast, households without a car bucked the trend. In 1971, a significant 47% fell into this category, a figure that then fell to 42% in 1981 and then even more considerably to 30% in 1991. After another decrease in 2001, the proportion of carless households finished at about 28%.
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Starting with households owning a car, 35% of them had one, considerably more than those with at least two cars(16%). After a decade, however, this disparity narrowed down, as the former figure dropped to 31%, whereas the latter had a noticeable increase to around 28%.
There was a reversal in trends in 1991, with the percentage of single-car households reaching its peak of 47%, compared to multiple-car households that decreased to 21%. In the final year, there was a marginal fall to 43% in the proportion of households with one car, while the figure for households with multiple cars recovered to 28%.
In contrast, households without a car bucked the trend. In 1971, a significant 47% fell into this category, a figure that then fell to 42% in 1981 and then even more considerably to 30% in 1991. After another decrease in 2001, the proportion of carless households finished at about 28%.
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#task1
#report
Jo’rabek Sanokulov | IELTS
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The bar chart compares the number of paid and volunteer workers hired to carry out 4 different tasks in the sports sector in an Australian town in 2015. Overall, volunteers outnumbered paid workers in three out of four roles, with the exception of referees, where the trend was reversed. Moreover, the coaching role attracted an exceptionally higher number of volunteers.
Starting with workers directly involved in sports, 73 unpaid workers served as coaches, a substantial contrast to their paid counterparts, with about 43. However, this disparity was less pronounced between the number of volunteers and paid workers who were hired as referees, with respective figures of 31 and 39.
The remaining two categories exhibited a similar pattern to each other. As for therapists, the number of volunteers exceeded that of paid workers, 45 compared to little over 40. Other unspecified sections were the second most popular sector for both types of workers, yet organizers opted to engage 59 volunteers, as opposed to 49 paid workers.
#task1
#report
Starting with workers directly involved in sports, 73 unpaid workers served as coaches, a substantial contrast to their paid counterparts, with about 43. However, this disparity was less pronounced between the number of volunteers and paid workers who were hired as referees, with respective figures of 31 and 39.
The remaining two categories exhibited a similar pattern to each other. As for therapists, the number of volunteers exceeded that of paid workers, 45 compared to little over 40. Other unspecified sections were the second most popular sector for both types of workers, yet organizers opted to engage 59 volunteers, as opposed to 49 paid workers.
#task1
#report
Jo’rabek Sanokulov | IELTS
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✅ sample answers
✅ activities to improve your fluency
✅ shadowing exercises
✅live&recorded lessons
All for 150.000 UZS until 31.12.2023. After this, the price will go up to 250.000UZS
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Environmental protection should be the responsibility of politicians, not individuals as individuals
can do too little.
To what extent do you agree or disagree?
can do too little.
To what extent do you agree or disagree?
Jo’rabek Sanokulov | IELTS
Environmental protection should be the responsibility of politicians, not individuals as individuals can do too little. To what extent do you agree or disagree?
There is a view that protecting the environment should be the responsibility of politicians since there is not much individuals can do. While individuals can make some contributions to preserving the environment, I believe politicians have the potential to make a real difference because of their ability to enact and enforce policies, as well as allocate resources, which can significantly impact environmental protection.
Individuals, albeit on a smaller scale, do play a role in environmental conservation. For example, they can adopt more environmentally-friendly approaches in their everyday choices and actions, such as reducing waste, conserving energy, and supporting sustainable practices. These individual efforts can alleviate some burdens on the government. However, the scale of environmental challenges often requires systemic changes that go beyond individual efforts, which is where politicians and government bodies come into play.
First and foremost, governments, through their elected politicians, can introduce laws against disruptive environmental practices carried out by individuals. Governments can develop legislation to protect natural resources, mitigate pollution, conserve biodiversity, and promote sustainable development. These laws often establish standards, guidelines, and penalties to deter and discourage harmful activities that can negatively impact the environment. Without these laws, it is highly unlikely that individuals would consciously prioritize environmental protection.
Furthermore, politicians have access to funds and resources to combat environmental deterioration. They can allocate funds for research, invest in renewable energy, and establish protected areas. While there are private entities like businesses such as Tesla striving to improve the environment by making electric cars more accessible, the government can make a larger and potentially faster impact.
In conclusion, despite the role of individuals in environmental protection, I believe it is the politicians who can have a lasting and far-reaching impact. They have the capacity to introduce laws that promote environmental consciousness and possess the necessary resources, such as funds, to implement more effective measures for protecting the environment.
#task2
#essay
Individuals, albeit on a smaller scale, do play a role in environmental conservation. For example, they can adopt more environmentally-friendly approaches in their everyday choices and actions, such as reducing waste, conserving energy, and supporting sustainable practices. These individual efforts can alleviate some burdens on the government. However, the scale of environmental challenges often requires systemic changes that go beyond individual efforts, which is where politicians and government bodies come into play.
First and foremost, governments, through their elected politicians, can introduce laws against disruptive environmental practices carried out by individuals. Governments can develop legislation to protect natural resources, mitigate pollution, conserve biodiversity, and promote sustainable development. These laws often establish standards, guidelines, and penalties to deter and discourage harmful activities that can negatively impact the environment. Without these laws, it is highly unlikely that individuals would consciously prioritize environmental protection.
Furthermore, politicians have access to funds and resources to combat environmental deterioration. They can allocate funds for research, invest in renewable energy, and establish protected areas. While there are private entities like businesses such as Tesla striving to improve the environment by making electric cars more accessible, the government can make a larger and potentially faster impact.
In conclusion, despite the role of individuals in environmental protection, I believe it is the politicians who can have a lasting and far-reaching impact. They have the capacity to introduce laws that promote environmental consciousness and possess the necessary resources, such as funds, to implement more effective measures for protecting the environment.
#task2
#essay
Muxammaddiyor joined my classes back in the Summer.
He finished both PRE-IELTS and IELTS 7+ courses.
I cant be happier:)
Congratulations, Muxammaddiyor
A 7 with a 7 in speaking is an amazing score:)
He finished both PRE-IELTS and IELTS 7+ courses.
I cant be happier:)
Congratulations, Muxammaddiyor
A 7 with a 7 in speaking is an amazing score:)
Nodira completed my 7+ course as well.
Though the speaking score should’ve been higher, we’ll take this.
OVERALL 7.0 🙌
WRITING 7.0🔥🔥
We’re appealing her speaking score. Hope it’ll change improving her overall score too.
Congratulations, Nodira:)
Though the speaking score should’ve been higher, we’ll take this.
OVERALL 7.0 🙌
WRITING 7.0🔥🔥
We’re appealing her speaking score. Hope it’ll change improving her overall score too.
Congratulations, Nodira:)
Durdona studied in the same group as Muxammaddiyor and Nodira and unsurprisingly, the result was the same:)
OVERALL 7.0👏👏
SPEAKING 7.0 🔥🔥🔥
Congratulations, Durdona:)
OVERALL 7.0👏👏
SPEAKING 7.0 🔥🔥🔥
Congratulations, Durdona:)