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🤩 Examples in Task 2!
📹Videoda, Main Body paragrafining muhim qismlaridan biri bo'lgan, misollar, ya'ni example, berish haqida o'rganishingiz mumkin!
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📹Videoda, Main Body paragrafining muhim qismlaridan biri bo'lgan, misollar, ya'ni example, berish haqida o'rganishingiz mumkin!
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Where is the frontier of neurotechnology today?
Consider this experiment: two healthy female mice are idly sitting in a chamber. Suddenly, magnets around the chamber are activated. The female mouse marked with green suddenly rushes to the distant mouse pups and brings them to safety. The other female mouse, marked with red, remains indifferent.
Scientists have triggered a specific behavior pattern—maternal care—in the "green" mouse. This was achieved without any cables or electronics attached to its head, solely using a magnetic field. They could induce other behaviors as well, depending on which neurons were targeted. Now, researchers can gather rodents in one place and simultaneously activate or deactivate various behavior patterns in different individuals.
There's no need to worry yet—turning a human into a zombie using magnets is still far from reality. However, we are now a step closer to treating brain diseases. This method allows for non-invasive and selective regulation of specific neural circuits' activity.
@science
Consider this experiment: two healthy female mice are idly sitting in a chamber. Suddenly, magnets around the chamber are activated. The female mouse marked with green suddenly rushes to the distant mouse pups and brings them to safety. The other female mouse, marked with red, remains indifferent.
Scientists have triggered a specific behavior pattern—maternal care—in the "green" mouse. This was achieved without any cables or electronics attached to its head, solely using a magnetic field. They could induce other behaviors as well, depending on which neurons were targeted. Now, researchers can gather rodents in one place and simultaneously activate or deactivate various behavior patterns in different individuals.
There's no need to worry yet—turning a human into a zombie using magnets is still far from reality. However, we are now a step closer to treating brain diseases. This method allows for non-invasive and selective regulation of specific neural circuits' activity.
@science
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Forwarded from IELTS Writing | Vocabulary (Muyd1nkhon)
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🔫 BITE THE BULLET #idioms
(To do something unpleasant or painful)
📢 Danny decided to bite the bullet and talk to his manager today.
😬 Finish something no matter how unsatisfying or unpleasant it is.
📚 For example, you may not want to spend a lot of money on a new car, but if you know yours is beginning to break down a lot, you might have to bite the bullet and buy it.
🇺🇿 Qalampir chaynadi.
✅ Do'stlaringizga ham ulashish esdan chiqmasin.
☎️ +998-91-011-30-11
Bizning manzil: Andijon shahar, Amir Temur koʻchasi 27-A uy
📍 Moʻljal: Muhammad Yusuf nomidagi ixtisoslashtirilgan maktab toʻgʻrisida, Uz-turk 2 kafesi.
🖊 Kurslarimizga ro'yxatdan o'tish uchun shu yerga bosing.
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(To do something unpleasant or painful)
📢 Danny decided to bite the bullet and talk to his manager today.
😬 Finish something no matter how unsatisfying or unpleasant it is.
📚 For example, you may not want to spend a lot of money on a new car, but if you know yours is beginning to break down a lot, you might have to bite the bullet and buy it.
🇺🇿 Qalampir chaynadi.
✅ Do'stlaringizga ham ulashish esdan chiqmasin.
☎️ +998-91-011-30-11
Bizning manzil: Andijon shahar, Amir Temur koʻchasi 27-A uy
📍 Moʻljal: Muhammad Yusuf nomidagi ixtisoslashtirilgan maktab toʻgʻrisida, Uz-turk 2 kafesi.
🖊 Kurslarimizga ro'yxatdan o'tish uchun shu yerga bosing.
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#Диққат
❗️Бола-да энди, ўйнайди-да, деб қўлига телефон тутаётганлар, келажакда сизни қийин кунлар кутиб турибди, ҳаммасига ўзингиз сабабчи бўласиз!
Ота-оналарга юбориб қўямиз, хулоса қилишсин.
👉🏻@XAYDOVCHILARUZ - ТВда кўрсатилмайдиган махфий хабарлар каналига аъзо бўлинг!
❗️Бола-да энди, ўйнайди-да, деб қўлига телефон тутаётганлар, келажакда сизни қийин кунлар кутиб турибди, ҳаммасига ўзингиз сабабчи бўласиз!
Ота-оналарга юбориб қўямиз, хулоса қилишсин.
👉🏻@XAYDOVCHILARUZ - ТВда кўрсатилмайдиган махфий хабарлар каналига аъзо бўлинг!
Bilganlar aytvoringlar iltimos: Muhammedova Samira degan o'quvchim bormi?
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Noun phrases
➡️ A bunch of bananas - Bir to’plam banan
➡️ A loaf of bread - bir dona non
➡️ A cartoon of milk - bir quti sut
➡️ A bottle of water - bir boklashka suv
➡️ A can of coke - Bir quti kola
Prepared by Khusan Abdumuminov
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Prepared by Khusan Abdumuminov
@Khusan57
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Forwarded from Dilshodbek Ravshanov (9.0) (Dilshodbek Ravshanov)
1. Advanced Vocabulary 💸
• eliminated (removed, abolished)
• frustration (annoyance, dissatisfaction)
• public goods (community resources, societal benefits)
• safety (security, protection)
• controversial (debated, contentious)
• extent (degree, scope)
• guarantee (ensure, secure)
• financed (funded, supported)
• entities (organizations, institutions)
• public budget (government funds, state budget)
• protection (safeguarding, defense)
• positive practice (beneficial method, advantageous approach)
• prove (demonstrate, confirm)
• feature (appear, be included)
• affordable (economical, budget-friendly)
• bash (criticize, attack)
• emulate (imitate, follow)
2. Subject-Specific Vocabulary💸
• taxation (tax system, tax collection)
• earned money (income, wages)
• income tax rates (tax percentages on earnings, tax rates on income)
• public investment (government spending, state investment)
• facilities (services, amenities)
• happiest (most content, most satisfied)
• internal and external protection (domestic and foreign security, internal and external defense)
3. Collocations💵
• eliminated to help (removed to assist, abolished to aid)
• fully disagree (completely oppose, entirely reject)
• public goods and safety (community resources and security, societal benefits and protection)
• applied successfully (implemented effectively, executed successfully)
• make people happier (increase happiness, boost satisfaction)
• forcing people to pay (compelling individuals to contribute, requiring citizens to pay)
• controversial practice (contentious method, debated approach)
• huge sum of money (large amount of funds, significant amount of money)
• depends on a country (varies by nation, contingent on the country)
• essential is helping (crucial for assisting, necessary for supporting)
• guarantee certain public goods (ensure specific community resources, secure certain societal benefits)
• supported by (funded by, financed by)
• examples from several countries (instances from various nations, case studies from multiple countries)
• prove it (confirm it, demonstrate it)
• huge income tax rates (high earnings tax percentages, large income tax rates)
• feature in the list (appear in the ranking, be included in the list)
• thanks to successful public investment (due to effective government spending, because of successful state investment)
• more affordable (cheaper, less expensive)
• consistently be a part of (regularly feature in, continuously be included in)
• bash taxation (criticize the tax system, attack taxation)
• helpful both to (beneficial for both, advantageous for both)
• emulate the success (imitate the achievements, follow the success)
#AttentionToDetail👍
@ieltsaidbydilshodbek🏁
• eliminated (removed, abolished)
• frustration (annoyance, dissatisfaction)
• public goods (community resources, societal benefits)
• safety (security, protection)
• controversial (debated, contentious)
• extent (degree, scope)
• guarantee (ensure, secure)
• financed (funded, supported)
• entities (organizations, institutions)
• public budget (government funds, state budget)
• protection (safeguarding, defense)
• positive practice (beneficial method, advantageous approach)
• prove (demonstrate, confirm)
• feature (appear, be included)
• affordable (economical, budget-friendly)
• bash (criticize, attack)
• emulate (imitate, follow)
2. Subject-Specific Vocabulary
• taxation (tax system, tax collection)
• earned money (income, wages)
• income tax rates (tax percentages on earnings, tax rates on income)
• public investment (government spending, state investment)
• facilities (services, amenities)
• happiest (most content, most satisfied)
• internal and external protection (domestic and foreign security, internal and external defense)
3. Collocations
• eliminated to help (removed to assist, abolished to aid)
• fully disagree (completely oppose, entirely reject)
• public goods and safety (community resources and security, societal benefits and protection)
• applied successfully (implemented effectively, executed successfully)
• make people happier (increase happiness, boost satisfaction)
• forcing people to pay (compelling individuals to contribute, requiring citizens to pay)
• controversial practice (contentious method, debated approach)
• huge sum of money (large amount of funds, significant amount of money)
• depends on a country (varies by nation, contingent on the country)
• essential is helping (crucial for assisting, necessary for supporting)
• guarantee certain public goods (ensure specific community resources, secure certain societal benefits)
• supported by (funded by, financed by)
• examples from several countries (instances from various nations, case studies from multiple countries)
• prove it (confirm it, demonstrate it)
• huge income tax rates (high earnings tax percentages, large income tax rates)
• feature in the list (appear in the ranking, be included in the list)
• thanks to successful public investment (due to effective government spending, because of successful state investment)
• more affordable (cheaper, less expensive)
• consistently be a part of (regularly feature in, continuously be included in)
• bash taxation (criticize the tax system, attack taxation)
• helpful both to (beneficial for both, advantageous for both)
• emulate the success (imitate the achievements, follow the success)
#AttentionToDetail
@ieltsaidbydilshodbek
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I chose a rather unusual topic for a demo lesson, but it is the one that may interest you the most.
As we know, the majority of IELTS students give boring answers in Part 3. One of the reasons why this happens is because they do not employ interesting stylistic features - and in this case, I explained how rhetorical questions and one-word instant replies can help provide interesting answers🗣️
@ieltsaidbydilshodbek✅
As we know, the majority of IELTS students give boring answers in Part 3. One of the reasons why this happens is because they do not employ interesting stylistic features - and in this case, I explained how rhetorical questions and one-word instant replies can help provide interesting answers
@ieltsaidbydilshodbek
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Uy ishi:
Simple: She studies. She does not study. Does she study?
Continuous: She is studying. She is not studying. Is she studying?
Simple: We read. We do not read. Do we read?
Continuous: We are reading. We are not reading. Are we reading?
Simple: They watch. They don’t watch. Do they watch?
Continuous: They are watching. They are not watching. Are they watching?
Simple: I sit. I don’t sit. Do I sit?
Cont: I am sitting. I am not sitting. Am I sitting?
Simple: Sabina sleeps. Sabina does not sleep. Does Sabina sleep?
Cont: Sabina is sleeping. Sabina is not sleeping. Is Sabina sleeping?
Simple: My dog runs. My dog does not run. Does my dog run?
Cont: My dog is running. My dog is not running. Is my dog running?
Simple: Botir swims. Botir does not swim. Does Botir swim?
Cont: Botir is swimming. Botir is not swimming. Is Botir swimming?
Our animals fly. Our animals don’t fly. Do our animals fly?
Our animals are flying. Our animals are not flying. Are our animals flying?
Simple: She studies. She does not study. Does she study?
Continuous: She is studying. She is not studying. Is she studying?
Simple: We read. We do not read. Do we read?
Continuous: We are reading. We are not reading. Are we reading?
Simple: They watch. They don’t watch. Do they watch?
Continuous: They are watching. They are not watching. Are they watching?
Simple: I sit. I don’t sit. Do I sit?
Cont: I am sitting. I am not sitting. Am I sitting?
Simple: Sabina sleeps. Sabina does not sleep. Does Sabina sleep?
Cont: Sabina is sleeping. Sabina is not sleeping. Is Sabina sleeping?
Simple: My dog runs. My dog does not run. Does my dog run?
Cont: My dog is running. My dog is not running. Is my dog running?
Simple: Botir swims. Botir does not swim. Does Botir swim?
Cont: Botir is swimming. Botir is not swimming. Is Botir swimming?
Our animals fly. Our animals don’t fly. Do our animals fly?
Our animals are flying. Our animals are not flying. Are our animals flying?