🏆"Essay contest" chempionlari:

•A1 - Sobirov Mustafo
•A2- G'ulomqodirova Dilrabo
•B1- Yigitaliyeva Muhlisa
•IELTS- Sattorova Parizoda

📌 G'olib bo'lganlar to'lov qilayotgan paytingizda kassa qabulidagi masul shaxsga g'olib bo'lganligingiz haqidagi ushbu xabarni ko'rsatsangiz bir oylik to'lov pulidan to'liq 100%lik chegirma qilib beriladi!

Yuqoridagi o'quvchilar darsga kelganingizda iltimos Administratsiyaga uchrang, taqdirlash marosimi bo'lib o'tadi!

#congratulations🏆🥳🥳

#todaysquestion #multiplechoice #reading

Charles Spencer’s latest book, To Catch a King, tells us the story of the hunt for King Charles II in the six weeks after his resounding defeat at the Battle of Worcester in September 1651. And what a story it is. After his father was executed by the Parliamentarians in 1649, the young Charles II sacrificed one of the very principles his father had died for and did a deal with the Scots, thereby accepting Presbyterianism* as the national religion in return for being crowned King of Scots. His arrival in Edinburgh prompted the English Parliamentary army to invade Scotland in a pre-emptive strike. This was followed by a Scottish invasion of England. The two sides finally faced one another at Worcester in the west of England in 1651. After being comprehensively defeated on the meadows outside the city by the Parliamentarian army, the 21-year-old king found himself the subject of a national manhunt, with a huge sum offered for his capture. Over the following six weeks he managed, through a series of heart-poundingly close escapes, to evade the Parliamentarians before seeking refuge in France. For the next nine years, the penniless and defeated Charles wandered around Europe with only a small group of loyal supporters.


36. What is the reviewer’s main purpose in the first paragraph? A. to describe what happened during the Battle of Worcester

B. to give an account of the circumstances leading to Charles ll’s escape

C. to provide details of the Parliamentarians’ political views

D. to compare Charles ll’s beliefs with those of his father


Which one of them is true? Just leave it in this comment👇

🏁INTENSIVE IELTS COURSE for April is going to start at 06.00 am on the 10th of April

🗓 06:00-08:00 Monday&Wednesday&Friday
▪️ READING and LISTENING

🗓 16:00-18:00 Tuesday&Thursday
▪️ SPEAKING and WRITING

👤 Teacher : Biloliddin, Diyorbek

Duration: 4 weeks
Start date: April 10th
Payment: 400,000 UZS
(By the way we will provide 50% discount on the payment for UNITY students: 200,000 UZS)

📌Register to the class by coming to Administration.

📞 For more information: +998997689903

https://t.me/unityeducationalcenter

📌 IELTS Mock Test 🚀

Will you want to feel real IELTS
exam condition🤩!?

Come to your beloved UNITY, check yourself!


🗓 Date: 9th of April, on Sunday
⏰ Time: 09:00 a.m
💰 Payment for Unity students: 35.000 UZS
From other educational places: 50.000 UZS
✏️Students who are eager to check their knowledge we kindly ask you to approach the administrators of the Unity Language Center and get registered for the mock before the exam date.

🏢 Address: Fergana city, Shukrona street 14-a; landmark Aloqa bank. (Unity Language Center)

☎️Phone numbers:

📞 +998997689903

@unityeducationalcenter

#DAILYREADING
📖Topic : "Outdoor Advertising"

📹 Why NASA is going back to the moon | ABC News Daily Podcast
#ABC_News_Australia
#dailypodcast

#quotetime
⚡️⚡️⚡️
I hear and I forget ,
I see and I remember ,
I do and I understand!

https://t.me/unityeducationalcenter

#dailyarticle
10.04.2023

📹 #dailypodcast
#aboutdiet

#dailyquestion #multiplechoice

One of the joys of Spencer’s book, a result not least of its use of Charles II’s own narrative as well as those of his supporters, is just how close the reader gets to the action. The day-by day retelling of the fugitives’ doings provides delicious details: the cutting of the king’s long hair with agricultural shears, the use of walnut leaves to dye his pale skin, and the day Charles spent lying on a branch of the great oak tree in Boscobel Wood as the Parliamentary soldiers scoured the forest floor below. Spencer draws out both the humour – such as the preposterous refusal of Charles’s friend Henry Wilmot to adopt disguise on the grounds that it was beneath his dignity – and the emotional tension when the secret of the king’s presence was cautiously revealed to his supporters.

37. Why does the reviewer include examples of the fugitives’ behaviour in the third paragraph?

A. to explain how close Charles II came to losing his life

B. to suggest that Charles ll’s supporters were badly prepared

C. to illustrate how the events of the six weeks are brought to life

D. to argue that certain aspects are not as well known as they should be

What do you think which one of them can be an answer to this question?

#dailyquote

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 "Mistakes are proof that you are trying"

🇺🇿"Xatolarning borligi bu sening harakatda ekanligingdan darakdir"

🎗Mana bugun Diyoraxon ustozimizning guruhlari A2 Elementary darajani yakunlashdi. Yakunlovchi imtihondan muvaffaqiyatli o'tganlarga sertifikatlar topshirildi.

Umid qilamizki, ushbu guruh keyingi bosqichlarni ham muvaffaqiyatli yakunlaydilar.

🆙 UNITY LANGUAGE ACADEMY -Birgalikda yuksalamiz!

Climate_change__Are_there_too_many_people_6_Minute_English.mp4
#dailypodcast
#climatechange
#unity