Keep your eyes open to see every word they don't say
#book
#book
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Small changes, big impact
O'tkir H - Dunyoning ishlari.pdf
One of my favorite books 📚 is "Dunyoning ishlari"📔❤️
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What makes IELTS band 8 different from 7.5 and 7 in the speaking test? 🧐
When you get to the higher bands like 7 and up, the difference tends to be errors and complexity of ideas/grammar/vocabulary.
• A Band 7 candidate 👉🏼 makes their ideas clear, uses accurate grammar/vocabulary most of the time and there aren’t any breakdowns in communication.
• A Band 7.5 candidate 👉🏽 can present more complex ideas and use some more complex grammar/vocabulary when needed. This might contain some errors but meaning isn’t lost.
• A Band 8.0 candidate 👉🏾 can present more complex ideas, use more complex grammar/vocabulary pretty freely and makes very few errors. Meaning isn’t lost.
This is very general as everyone is different but you get the idea. #Speaking
© Dave Sale ✍🏽
When you get to the higher bands like 7 and up, the difference tends to be errors and complexity of ideas/grammar/vocabulary.
• A Band 7 candidate 👉🏼 makes their ideas clear, uses accurate grammar/vocabulary most of the time and there aren’t any breakdowns in communication.
• A Band 7.5 candidate 👉🏽 can present more complex ideas and use some more complex grammar/vocabulary when needed. This might contain some errors but meaning isn’t lost.
• A Band 8.0 candidate 👉🏾 can present more complex ideas, use more complex grammar/vocabulary pretty freely and makes very few errors. Meaning isn’t lost.
This is very general as everyone is different but you get the idea. #Speaking
© Dave Sale ✍🏽
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I decided to send you daily messages and some tips to improve your English skills.
What am I going to do after graduating university 🎓?
This is the question which made me think a lot. And now I have found the answer. I am gonna be an exceptional educator😄😍.
This is the question which made me think a lot. And now I have found the answer. I am gonna be an exceptional educator😄😍.
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🇺🇸 Podcast time 🎧
It's common knowledge that famines are usually caused by major droughts: Rain doesn't fall, crops don't grow, and people go hungry. But recent research suggests that while weather may trigger famines, they may actually be more of a human-made catastrophe. Find out more in this classic episode.
It's common knowledge that famines are usually caused by major droughts: Rain doesn't fall, crops don't grow, and people go hungry. But recent research suggests that while weather may trigger famines, they may actually be more of a human-made catastrophe. Find out more in this classic episode.
☕️ Daniel talks to Prof. Sabine Stanley about what's happening inside planets, and how that helps us understand what's out there. 🎧 Very interesting podcast 😍