I am not a football fan in the traditional sense, but this news didn’t leave me indifferent.

By reading this article, you’ll find out what happened to the late football legend and his brother. Plus, you’ll learn some useful football-related vocabulary that you might need in your speaking.

Must-follow channels for anyone in the English sphere!

1) Shawn laoshi
2) JR explains
3) english Videos
4) englishwithDavidteacher
5) Rustambekov_teaches
6) Otabek Akramovs blog
7) IELTS apex
8) writing hub
9) cefrwithKomilteacher
10) simple english
11) Nasiba_empowerU
12) S_Lanlab

❗️ IELTS IS RIGHT UNDER OUR NOSES

When you read articles like this on a daily basis and pay close attention to the collocations they contain, you can be confident that you are preparing for the test.

You don’t need to do endless practice tests — anyone aiming for a score higher than 7.0 should focus on covering a wide range of topics during their preparation.

Hence take time to read this article today to improve both your general knowledge and IELTS vocabulary.

P.s: By the way, fellow teachers, you can read this articles with your intermediate+ students in classroom. I am sure they will find it quite an interesting read.

The Rustambekov’s ✔️

What kind of idiom comes to your mind when you see this picture?

30 reactions and then I will teach you an idiom

PRICK UP YOUR EARS- To suddenly become alert or interested, especially because you’ve heard something surprising or relevant. (yokida o’zimizani o’zbek tilidagi “qulog’ini ding qildi” bilan mos keladi)

📌 The children pricked up their ears the second they heard about going to the theme park.

❓Gapga e’tibor bersangiz, “ the second “ strukturasi ishlatilgan. How can we rephrase that structure?

#idiom

Hello everyone 🙋🏻‍♂️

I’m planning to teach an advanced structure using “It” in a video lesson tonight.

But I am gonna need 50 reactions from you ‼️

As promised, here's a video lesson on an advanced structure using the pronoun "it".

Videoni ko'rganlar uchun bitta practice question:

Men bu videoda o'rgandim qanday qilib bu strukturani ishlatishni.
(Faqat videoda o'rgatilganday qilib tuzishingiz kerak)

🚀Don't forget to share it with others so more people can benefit!

50 reactions for this post!

LIKE IT OR LUMP IT (informal)-If you tell someone to like it or lump it, you mean they must accept a situation they do not like, because they cannot change it.

The fact remains, that's all. We are going to pay him and he can like or lump it.

The Uzbek equivalent is "Xohlaysanmi yoki yomi- shunaqa". The Russian one is "Нравится — не нравится, терпи моя красавица."

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The Rustambekov’s ✔️

There is a problem with word of choice in this photo, and this is one of the most common mistakes among Band 6 candidates.

What do you think is wrong with this sentence?

Ilhomjon is going to run a listening marathon very soon. Most importantly, it is completely free of charge!

Don’t miss your opportunity to enhance listening skills

Doing an online reading test with students

Hello folks 👋

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