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The pie charts below show the greenhuse gas emission for last year by sector for australian and new zeland. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main feature. #task_1
The pie charts compare the shares of greenhouse gas emission of distinct sectors for last year in Australia and New Zealand.
Overall, agricultural methane made up the largest proportion of emissions in both countries, with waste and industrial processes and solvents constituting the least. It is also apparent that New Zealand recorded relatively higher proportions in all categories in question, except for waste and electricity generation where Australia took dominance.
Focusing on Australian gas emissions initially, the percentage of agricultural methane topped the list at 29% and was closely followed by transport registering just a quarter. Being the third biggest sector, the figure for electricity generation accounted for roughly a fifth, which was nearly twice as high as that for agricultural nitrous oxide (11%). The other three categories, in the meantime, made up smaller proportions. While other energy emitted 7% of total gas emissions, waste and industrial processes along with solvents displayed similar figures, amounting to merely 5%.
The distribution of greenhouse gas emissions across sectors in New Zealand was somewhat different from that of Australia. Having taken the lead with almost a third, the proportion of agricultural methane was twice as much as those of nitrous oxide and other energy (15% and 16% respectively). The figure for transport, ranking second, averaged at around a fifth, with electricity generating 10%. Similar to Australia, industrial processes together with solvents and waste constituted the smallest shares in New Zealand. The former made up 6% while the latter was three times lower, at just 2%.
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Overall, agricultural methane made up the largest proportion of emissions in both countries, with waste and industrial processes and solvents constituting the least. It is also apparent that New Zealand recorded relatively higher proportions in all categories in question, except for waste and electricity generation where Australia took dominance.
Focusing on Australian gas emissions initially, the percentage of agricultural methane topped the list at 29% and was closely followed by transport registering just a quarter. Being the third biggest sector, the figure for electricity generation accounted for roughly a fifth, which was nearly twice as high as that for agricultural nitrous oxide (11%). The other three categories, in the meantime, made up smaller proportions. While other energy emitted 7% of total gas emissions, waste and industrial processes along with solvents displayed similar figures, amounting to merely 5%.
The distribution of greenhouse gas emissions across sectors in New Zealand was somewhat different from that of Australia. Having taken the lead with almost a third, the proportion of agricultural methane was twice as much as those of nitrous oxide and other energy (15% and 16% respectively). The figure for transport, ranking second, averaged at around a fifth, with electricity generating 10%. Similar to Australia, industrial processes together with solvents and waste constituted the smallest shares in New Zealand. The former made up 6% while the latter was three times lower, at just 2%.
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The maps show how an industrial area will change into a housing area in the future. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant. #task_1
The images display the changes that will take place in a certain area.
From an overall perspective, the site is predicted to undergo a complete makeover, with all of the facilities being either replaced or repurposed. It is also apparent that it will go from a primarily industrial area into a residential one, with only Main road remaining unchanged.
Looking at a current layout initially, there is a road called Main road encircling the whole area from all sides. The western part is occupied with separate packing and storage areas while the far east features a large factory only. There are two rows of premises in the south, with an array of four office blocks being in one. Additionally, two more offices along with an extended canteen are located in the second row, to its south. An entrance and reception counter can be found in the north.
After the redevelopment, the outline of the area will be a far cry from what it is now. Although Main road isn't gonna be subject to change, the packing and storage blocks will be converted into three-bedroom and four-bedroom houses. Being knocked down, the factory is shown to make way for a parking lot and apartments. Of particular note will be the construction of parking garages at the expense of all the former southern amenities (the offices and canteen). The entrance and reception, in the meantime, are projected to be supplanted by a chain of three two-bedroom houses flanked by communal gardens to their south.
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From an overall perspective, the site is predicted to undergo a complete makeover, with all of the facilities being either replaced or repurposed. It is also apparent that it will go from a primarily industrial area into a residential one, with only Main road remaining unchanged.
Looking at a current layout initially, there is a road called Main road encircling the whole area from all sides. The western part is occupied with separate packing and storage areas while the far east features a large factory only. There are two rows of premises in the south, with an array of four office blocks being in one. Additionally, two more offices along with an extended canteen are located in the second row, to its south. An entrance and reception counter can be found in the north.
After the redevelopment, the outline of the area will be a far cry from what it is now. Although Main road isn't gonna be subject to change, the packing and storage blocks will be converted into three-bedroom and four-bedroom houses. Being knocked down, the factory is shown to make way for a parking lot and apartments. Of particular note will be the construction of parking garages at the expense of all the former southern amenities (the offices and canteen). The entrance and reception, in the meantime, are projected to be supplanted by a chain of three two-bedroom houses flanked by communal gardens to their south.
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#results #seven #alhamdulillah #2025 IDP PBI 14/June/2025 #twenty_five
Age: 20
Attempt : 1st
Start point: Pre-IELTS
Prep time w/ us: about 4 months
Teachers: Gulsara Yusupova & Mehrangiz Abdug'afurova
It brings tears to my eyes to celebrate Jasmina's incredible achievement 🥲. Seeing her journey—juggling family responsibilities with the demands of university and the intensity of IELTS prep—has been truly inspiring. Jasmina, you're more than a student; you're a beacon of positivity, a ray of sunshine even on the toughest days, and a testament to what resilience truly means. Your dedication is unmatched, and honestly, you deserve even more than 7. I'm so incredibly proud of you and wish you the absolute best, sweetheart❤️. The world is waiting for your light!✨
We also give no less credit to the student’s previous teachers.
Our destination is clear: TO THE STARS⭐️ ⚡️ @alisherposts⚡️
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Age: 20
Attempt : 1st
Start point: Pre-IELTS
Prep time w/ us: about 4 months
Teachers: Gulsara Yusupova & Mehrangiz Abdug'afurova
It brings tears to my eyes to celebrate Jasmina's incredible achievement 🥲. Seeing her journey—juggling family responsibilities with the demands of university and the intensity of IELTS prep—has been truly inspiring. Jasmina, you're more than a student; you're a beacon of positivity, a ray of sunshine even on the toughest days, and a testament to what resilience truly means. Your dedication is unmatched, and honestly, you deserve even more than 7. I'm so incredibly proud of you and wish you the absolute best, sweetheart❤️. The world is waiting for your light!
We also give no less credit to the student’s previous teachers.
Our destination is clear: TO THE STARS
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#results #sixpointfive #alhamdulillah #2025 IDP PBI 7/June/2025 #twenty_five
Age: 18
Attempt : 1st
Start point: Foundation
Prep time w/ us: about 8 months
Teachers: Rachel & Barchinoy Umarova
Mr. Akram is undoubtedly the most emotional student in the group. Honestly, I’ve lost track of how many times he got into arguments, but let’s just say, if drama were a subject, he’d have topped the class. But thanks to some much-needed therapy sessions, things started to change🐺 .
Have you heard of the word confidence? Well, he practically invented it😎 . I’ve never met someone who carries himself with such self-assurance.😎
Despite skipping quite a few classes, he still managed to achieve an impressive score🏆 something only he could pull off.
We genuinely wish him all the best in his future studies.🍀 Hopefully, he’ll be lucky enough to have teachers as patient and understanding as we were — ones who can handle his bold character with care😇
We also give no less credit to the student’s previous teachers.
Our destination is clear: TO THE STARS⭐️ ⚡️ @alisherposts⚡️
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Age: 18
Attempt : 1st
Start point: Foundation
Prep time w/ us: about 8 months
Teachers: Rachel & Barchinoy Umarova
Mr. Akram is undoubtedly the most emotional student in the group. Honestly, I’ve lost track of how many times he got into arguments, but let’s just say, if drama were a subject, he’d have topped the class. But thanks to some much-needed therapy sessions, things started to change
Have you heard of the word confidence? Well, he practically invented it
Despite skipping quite a few classes, he still managed to achieve an impressive score
We genuinely wish him all the best in his future studies.
We also give no less credit to the student’s previous teachers.
Our destination is clear: TO THE STARS
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#results #sevenpointfive #alhamdulillah #2025 IDP CDI 6/July/2025 #twenty_five
Age: 23
Attempt : 1st
Start point: Pre-IELTS
Prep time w/ us: about 3-4 months
Teachers: Mehrangiz Abdug'afurova & Gulsara Yusupova
I’m not even sure where to begin—because you, Ms. Nigina, are truly the definition of extraordinary. To give birth to a beautiful baby boy and then🥹 , just a day later, take a demanding test and score an outstanding 7.5… that is nothing short of phenomenal🔥 🫠 Your dedication, courage, and grace under pressure have left us all in awe. You are not just an inspiration—you are a real-life heroine. Words can hardly express how proud I am of you. Your achievement deserves every bit of admiration and applause.
Congratulations, Ms. Nigina, you are the best❤️🔥 🫶
We also give no less credit to the student’s previous teachers.
Our destination is clear: TO THE STARS⭐️ ⚡️ @alisherposts⚡️
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Age: 23
Attempt : 1st
Start point: Pre-IELTS
Prep time w/ us: about 3-4 months
Teachers: Mehrangiz Abdug'afurova & Gulsara Yusupova
I’m not even sure where to begin—because you, Ms. Nigina, are truly the definition of extraordinary. To give birth to a beautiful baby boy and then
Congratulations, Ms. Nigina, you are the best
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Our destination is clear: TO THE STARS
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We call ourselves adults, with all the things that come with it – jobs, bills, and acting mature. But deep down, even though we seem responsible, we still have a child inside us. This child is curious, wants to have fun, and loves simple things. We might file taxes and go to important business meetings, but our hearts still beat faster when we see a beautiful sunset or hear someone laughing. We might feel the weight of the world on our shoulders, but we secretly want to build sandcastles and swing really high. It's a strange mix: we have to act a certain way, but we also want to be our true selves. This is a bittersweet paradox.
Life has been tough. We've learned from difficult experiences that have changed us. We are strong and can navigate the storms of life. We weather setbacks and become stronger after facing challenges. However, underneath this strong exterior, we are still vulnerable. A small worry, a sad memory, or feeling lonely can break down our defenses and show the sadness in our hearts. We see our scars as signs of what we've been through and what we've learned. They remind us that we are strong, but also that we can be hurt. They are a silent testament to what we've experienced.
We often pretend to be cool and distant to protect ourselves from getting hurt. We become good at strategic distance, pretending we don't care, to hide our real feelings. But when we are with people we love and trust, we drop our façade and let our inner child come out again. With them, we can be silly, spontaneous, and just be ourselves. We feel safe with them, a sanctuary where we can stop being adults and enjoy being ourselves. Being loved and accepted helps us remember who we really are.
This mix of different things makes us human. We are complicated people, always trying to balance being responsible adults with our inner child, being strong with being vulnerable, and pretending we don't care with wanting to connect with others. Maybe the best way to be ourselves is to embrace these differences within us.
Life has been tough. We've learned from difficult experiences that have changed us. We are strong and can navigate the storms of life. We weather setbacks and become stronger after facing challenges. However, underneath this strong exterior, we are still vulnerable. A small worry, a sad memory, or feeling lonely can break down our defenses and show the sadness in our hearts. We see our scars as signs of what we've been through and what we've learned. They remind us that we are strong, but also that we can be hurt. They are a silent testament to what we've experienced.
We often pretend to be cool and distant to protect ourselves from getting hurt. We become good at strategic distance, pretending we don't care, to hide our real feelings. But when we are with people we love and trust, we drop our façade and let our inner child come out again. With them, we can be silly, spontaneous, and just be ourselves. We feel safe with them, a sanctuary where we can stop being adults and enjoy being ourselves. Being loved and accepted helps us remember who we really are.
This mix of different things makes us human. We are complicated people, always trying to balance being responsible adults with our inner child, being strong with being vulnerable, and pretending we don't care with wanting to connect with others. Maybe the best way to be ourselves is to embrace these differences within us.
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We call ourselves adults, with all the things that come with it – jobs, bills, and acting mature. But deep down, even though we seem responsible, we still have a child inside us. This child is curious, wants to have fun, and loves simple things. We might file…
We are all children at heart. Let's safeguard that precious spirit, at all costs.
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literally my students during writing classes.
don't understand why they have to type so aggressively😅
don't understand why they have to type so aggressively😅
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#results #sixpointfive #alhamdulillah #2025 BC CDI 20/July/2025 #twenty_five
Age: 20
Attempt: 1st
Start point: Foundation
Prep time w/ us: about 9 months
Teachers: Mehrangiz Abdug'afurova & Gulsara Yusupova
Always the one making everyone laugh, talking to everyone, and… occasionally forgetting what day it was 😅 — Rukhshona brought so much life to every class. She may have missed a few things here and there, but she never lacked potential. If she puts her heart into it, she’ll achieve even greater things. Good luck, Rukhshona — the best is still ahead! 🍀✨
We also give no less credit to the student’s previous teachers.
Our destination is clear: TO THE STARS⭐️ ⚡️ @alisherposts⚡️
⭐️ @ad_astra_school⭐️
Age: 20
Attempt: 1st
Start point: Foundation
Prep time w/ us: about 9 months
Teachers: Mehrangiz Abdug'afurova & Gulsara Yusupova
Always the one making everyone laugh, talking to everyone, and… occasionally forgetting what day it was 😅 — Rukhshona brought so much life to every class. She may have missed a few things here and there, but she never lacked potential. If she puts her heart into it, she’ll achieve even greater things. Good luck, Rukhshona — the best is still ahead! 🍀
We also give no less credit to the student’s previous teachers.
Our destination is clear: TO THE STARS
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#results #seven #alhamdulillah #2025 BC CDI 20/July/2025 #twenty_five
Age: 20
Attempt: 1st
Start point: Foundation
Prep time w/ us: about 9 months
Teachers: Mehrangiz Abdug'afurova & Gulsara Yusupova
Sociable, sharp, and never afraid to speak her mind — Zahro was the one who always saw things as they were. 🧐 She was the first to submit vocab (almost every time! 😅), the one who asked the tough questions, and the one who never lost sight of her goals 🎯. An overall 7 is just the beginning — because Zahro deserves more, and she’ll get it.💪 With her determination, it’s only a matter of time. 💫
We also give no less credit to the student’s previous teachers.
Our destination is clear: TO THE STARS⭐️ ⚡️ @alisherposts⚡️
⭐️ @ad_astra_school⭐️
Age: 20
Attempt: 1st
Start point: Foundation
Prep time w/ us: about 9 months
Teachers: Mehrangiz Abdug'afurova & Gulsara Yusupova
Sociable, sharp, and never afraid to speak her mind — Zahro was the one who always saw things as they were. 🧐 She was the first to submit vocab (almost every time! 😅), the one who asked the tough questions, and the one who never lost sight of her goals 🎯. An overall 7 is just the beginning — because Zahro deserves more, and she’ll get it.
We also give no less credit to the student’s previous teachers.
Our destination is clear: TO THE STARS
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#results #sevenpointfive #alhamdulillah #2025 BC PBI 5/July/2025 #twenty_five
Age: 20
Attempt: 1st
Start point: Foundation
Prep time w/ us: about 9 months
Teachers: Mehrangiz Abdug'afurova & Gulsara Yusupova
Soft-spoken, often unnoticed, but always aware — Dilnoza moved through the noise with calm eyes and a quiet mind. Although she may have skipped classes at times, she never stopped learning. Behind the silence was focus, behind the shyness was strength. And when the time came, she showed the world what quiet determination can do. An overall 7.5 — not just a score, but a story of quiet resilience and belief in her own rhythm. 🌙📚
We also give no less credit to the student’s previous teachers.
Our destination is clear: TO THE STARS⭐️ ⚡️ @alisherposts⚡️
⭐️ @ad_astra_school⭐️
Age: 20
Attempt: 1st
Start point: Foundation
Prep time w/ us: about 9 months
Teachers: Mehrangiz Abdug'afurova & Gulsara Yusupova
Soft-spoken, often unnoticed, but always aware — Dilnoza moved through the noise with calm eyes and a quiet mind. Although she may have skipped classes at times, she never stopped learning. Behind the silence was focus, behind the shyness was strength. And when the time came, she showed the world what quiet determination can do. An overall 7.5 — not just a score, but a story of quiet resilience and belief in her own rhythm. 🌙📚
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Our destination is clear: TO THE STARS
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Huntrix - Golden (Lyrics) KPop Demon Hunters
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Huntrix - Golden (Lyrics) KPop Demon Hunters https://youtube.com/watch?v=htk6MRjmcnQ&si=EQOMC0sauTykZNrv
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Loved the lyrics
Loved the lyrics
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