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IELTS 9.0 √Suhrobjon Abdivaliev
It is a natural process that animal species become extinct. There is no reason for people to prevent this from happening. To what extent do you agree or disagree? @WRITING_T
A BAND 99999999999 ESSAY!
With the influence of environmental calamities and human activities, many species of animals have dwindled and fallen on the edge of extinction. Given the role of human intervention in accelerating the rate at which animals die out, it is unreasonable to assert that animal extinction is nothing more than a natural process. This essay discusses the reasons why it is crucial for humans to prevent the extinction of animal species and the potential repercussions of failing to do so.
A school of thought argues that animal species become extinct solely because of natural disasters, including earthquakes, hurricanes, and floods, as was the case with the disappearance of dinosaurs. Plausible as this reasoning seems, it is deeply flawed since it is anthropogenic activities like urbanization and industrialization that give rise to these environmental calamities in the modern world. A good case in point is climate change, an environmental issue primarily caused by the excessive release of greenhouse gas emissions from industrial facilities and vehicles. Many rare species of animals like polar bears would not have been in decline had we taken action to reduce our carbon footprints and reverse the effects of global warming.
Furthermore, there are various human-driven factors that directly contribute to species endangerment and extinction. Take deforestation, for example. In many parts of the world, particularly in so-called advanced countries, forests have been cleared to make room for infrastructural and agricultural expansion. Although this course of action has made it possible to meet our needs for housing and food consumption, it has also fueled habitat degradation, leaving multiple species of animals and birds struggling to survive. Equally deleterious is over-hunting. Take feral goats, wild horses, foxes, and rabbits, all of which fall victim to illegal hunting for recreation in my home country of Uzbekistan.
Last but not least, animal species play a significant role in maintaining the balance of eco-systems and supporting the well-being of human beings. The interconnectedness of all living beings means that the disappearance of one species can wreak havoc on the entire eco-system. For example, the extinction of a predator leads to the overabundance of its prey, disrupting the food chain and leading to further imbalances. In addition, many animal species provide direct benefits to humans in the form of medicinal resources, food sources, and ecological services. If all species of animals went extinct, we would struggle to find healthy food options for our sustenance and reliable treatments for our survival.
In conclusion, the prevention of animal extinction is a responsibility we should not abdicate. The current impact of anthropogenic factors on the extinction crisis, the interconnectedness of all species, and the importance of animals for human well-being all provide compelling reasons to prioritize wildlife conservation.
Suhrobjon Abdivaliyev
@WRITING_T
With the influence of environmental calamities and human activities, many species of animals have dwindled and fallen on the edge of extinction. Given the role of human intervention in accelerating the rate at which animals die out, it is unreasonable to assert that animal extinction is nothing more than a natural process. This essay discusses the reasons why it is crucial for humans to prevent the extinction of animal species and the potential repercussions of failing to do so.
A school of thought argues that animal species become extinct solely because of natural disasters, including earthquakes, hurricanes, and floods, as was the case with the disappearance of dinosaurs. Plausible as this reasoning seems, it is deeply flawed since it is anthropogenic activities like urbanization and industrialization that give rise to these environmental calamities in the modern world. A good case in point is climate change, an environmental issue primarily caused by the excessive release of greenhouse gas emissions from industrial facilities and vehicles. Many rare species of animals like polar bears would not have been in decline had we taken action to reduce our carbon footprints and reverse the effects of global warming.
Furthermore, there are various human-driven factors that directly contribute to species endangerment and extinction. Take deforestation, for example. In many parts of the world, particularly in so-called advanced countries, forests have been cleared to make room for infrastructural and agricultural expansion. Although this course of action has made it possible to meet our needs for housing and food consumption, it has also fueled habitat degradation, leaving multiple species of animals and birds struggling to survive. Equally deleterious is over-hunting. Take feral goats, wild horses, foxes, and rabbits, all of which fall victim to illegal hunting for recreation in my home country of Uzbekistan.
Last but not least, animal species play a significant role in maintaining the balance of eco-systems and supporting the well-being of human beings. The interconnectedness of all living beings means that the disappearance of one species can wreak havoc on the entire eco-system. For example, the extinction of a predator leads to the overabundance of its prey, disrupting the food chain and leading to further imbalances. In addition, many animal species provide direct benefits to humans in the form of medicinal resources, food sources, and ecological services. If all species of animals went extinct, we would struggle to find healthy food options for our sustenance and reliable treatments for our survival.
In conclusion, the prevention of animal extinction is a responsibility we should not abdicate. The current impact of anthropogenic factors on the extinction crisis, the interconnectedness of all species, and the importance of animals for human well-being all provide compelling reasons to prioritize wildlife conservation.
Suhrobjon Abdivaliyev
@WRITING_T
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IELTS 9.0 √Suhrobjon Abdivaliev
Ertaga ketgani ketganmi endi nasib qilsa😁?
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IELTS 9.0 √Suhrobjon Abdivaliev
Ertaga ketgani ketganmi endi nasib qilsa😁?
Men bu kursni demo darsini o’tib berolmadim: shuning uchun kursdan ikkilanayotganlar 20- va 21-Yanvar kuni o’tiladigan birinchi darslarga bepul qo’shilib ko’rsalaringiz bo’ladi. Adminga yozsalaringiz qo’shib qo’yadi kurs guruhiga: keyin birinchi darslar maqul kelsa kursga to’lov qilib qolasizlar!
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IELTS 9.0 √Suhrobjon Abdivaliev
Ertaga ketgani ketganmi endi nasib qilsa😁?
Bugun 17 soatdan keyin birinchi darsni o’tamiz o’zi: men dars uchun tayyorlanishni boshladim😄🙃😉!
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IELTS 9.0 √Suhrobjon Abdivaliev
A BAND 99999999999 ESSAY! With the influence of environmental calamities and human activities, many species of animals have dwindled and fallen on the edge of extinction. Given the role of human intervention in accelerating the rate at which animals die…
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✅ESSAY ASSESSMENT!
🥇Task achievement-9.0
🥈Coherence and cohesion-9.0
🥉Grammar range and accuracy-8.0
🏅Lexical resource-9.0
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🥇Task achievement-9.0
🥈Coherence and cohesion-9.0
🥉Grammar range and accuracy-8.0
🏅Lexical resource-9.0
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Living in a country where you have to speak a foreign language can cause social problems, as well as practical problems. To what extent do you agree or disagree?
In today's interconnected world, it has become increasingly common for individuals to travel abroad, particularly for education and employment purposes. However, I subscribe to the idea that living in a foreign country can lead to a slippery slope of social and practical challenges.
From a societal perspective, when individuals encounter language barriers, they find it difficult to engage with locals and fellow expatriates, making it increasingly challenging to make friends and form meaningful relationships. This hardship results in negative feelings of isolation, loneliness, and homesickness, as well as discrimination and prejudice. Take international students, who face exclusion from peer groups and experience unequal treatment in academic settings, such as receiving lower grades and derogatory comments due to their limited language proficiency.
From a pragmatic point of view, language difficulties can pose serious obstacles in terms of navigating legal procedures, such as visa applications, immigration processes, and compliance with local regulations. Even using public transportation, accessing healthcare services, grocery shopping, and ordering food in restaurants all everyday activities can prove practically difficult. Adding insult to injury, poor language skills can disenfranchise immigrants from securing employment opportunities, negatively affecting their job prospects and financial stability.
In conclusion, I believe that living in a country where one has to speak a foreign language presents a host of social and practical difficulties. Therefore, it is essential for expatriates to seek out language courses, tutoring, and language exchange programs to overcome these challenges and make a smooth transition into their new home environment.
Subrobjon Abdivaliyev
@WRITING_T
In today's interconnected world, it has become increasingly common for individuals to travel abroad, particularly for education and employment purposes. However, I subscribe to the idea that living in a foreign country can lead to a slippery slope of social and practical challenges.
From a societal perspective, when individuals encounter language barriers, they find it difficult to engage with locals and fellow expatriates, making it increasingly challenging to make friends and form meaningful relationships. This hardship results in negative feelings of isolation, loneliness, and homesickness, as well as discrimination and prejudice. Take international students, who face exclusion from peer groups and experience unequal treatment in academic settings, such as receiving lower grades and derogatory comments due to their limited language proficiency.
From a pragmatic point of view, language difficulties can pose serious obstacles in terms of navigating legal procedures, such as visa applications, immigration processes, and compliance with local regulations. Even using public transportation, accessing healthcare services, grocery shopping, and ordering food in restaurants all everyday activities can prove practically difficult. Adding insult to injury, poor language skills can disenfranchise immigrants from securing employment opportunities, negatively affecting their job prospects and financial stability.
In conclusion, I believe that living in a country where one has to speak a foreign language presents a host of social and practical difficulties. Therefore, it is essential for expatriates to seek out language courses, tutoring, and language exchange programs to overcome these challenges and make a smooth transition into their new home environment.
Subrobjon Abdivaliyev
@WRITING_T
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IELTS 9.0 √Suhrobjon Abdivaliev
📝TASK 2 QUESTION! @WRITING_T
With the proliferation of international exchange programs, it has become increasingly common for school graduates to explore higher education abroad. Despite the practical and emotional challenges of foreign education, I believe that its academic, personal, and professional benefits are much more significant.
Initially, foreign experience can propel students down a perilious path of pragmatic and sentimental obstacles. From a pragmatic perspective, overseas students usually face language barriers when it comes to communicating with their tutors, participating in classroom discussions, and completing assignments, which makes it increasingly challenging to keep pace with native speakers. Additionally, the exorbitant cost of tution fees, accommodation, travel expenses, and daily necessities adds up quickly, leading to a hefty financial burden. Once their budgets are strained, students may resort to working part-time to supplement their income, which can interfere with their academic pursuits and social life.
On the sentimental front, many foreign students struggle with negative feelings of homesickness, isolation, and loneliness, especially when they find it difficult to make friends and form meaningful relationships with locals. Although international students are expected to feel excited and enthusiastic about their educational journeys, in reality, their optimistic attitudes pale in comparison with nostalgia for their familiar surroundings and loved ones. The emotional struggles of overseas students extend beyond homesickness to culture shock as they struggle to navigate their new surroundings, including unfamiliar local practices, attitudes, social norms, along with different living standards, weather conditions, and food options.
In spite of these practical and emotional challenges, which are probably solvable, the multifaceted benefits of pursuing higher education in a foreign country vastly outweigh any negative repercussions. Firstly, internationally renowned universities provide access to a wide range of educational resources such as state-of-the-art facilities, well-equipped laboratories, cutting-edge technologies, and competent professors, all of which serve to ensure high-standard educational standards. Secondly, studying abroad serves as a catalyst for personal growth since students are compelled to solve problems, manage finances, cope with stress, and navigate unfamiliar academic and social settings independently. The greater challenges they grapple with, the stronger sense of independence, self-reliance, and resilience they can develop. Lastly, overseas education opens doors to a broader spectrum of professional opportunities. International academic qualifications combined with greater intercultural competence and language proficiency offer foreign students a competitive edge in the global job market, leading to enhanced job prospects and financial stability.
In conclusion, the long-term academic, personal, and professional advantages of overseas studies far outweigh any short-term practical and emotional difficulties.
Suhrobjon Abdivaliyev
@WRITING_T
Initially, foreign experience can propel students down a perilious path of pragmatic and sentimental obstacles. From a pragmatic perspective, overseas students usually face language barriers when it comes to communicating with their tutors, participating in classroom discussions, and completing assignments, which makes it increasingly challenging to keep pace with native speakers. Additionally, the exorbitant cost of tution fees, accommodation, travel expenses, and daily necessities adds up quickly, leading to a hefty financial burden. Once their budgets are strained, students may resort to working part-time to supplement their income, which can interfere with their academic pursuits and social life.
On the sentimental front, many foreign students struggle with negative feelings of homesickness, isolation, and loneliness, especially when they find it difficult to make friends and form meaningful relationships with locals. Although international students are expected to feel excited and enthusiastic about their educational journeys, in reality, their optimistic attitudes pale in comparison with nostalgia for their familiar surroundings and loved ones. The emotional struggles of overseas students extend beyond homesickness to culture shock as they struggle to navigate their new surroundings, including unfamiliar local practices, attitudes, social norms, along with different living standards, weather conditions, and food options.
In spite of these practical and emotional challenges, which are probably solvable, the multifaceted benefits of pursuing higher education in a foreign country vastly outweigh any negative repercussions. Firstly, internationally renowned universities provide access to a wide range of educational resources such as state-of-the-art facilities, well-equipped laboratories, cutting-edge technologies, and competent professors, all of which serve to ensure high-standard educational standards. Secondly, studying abroad serves as a catalyst for personal growth since students are compelled to solve problems, manage finances, cope with stress, and navigate unfamiliar academic and social settings independently. The greater challenges they grapple with, the stronger sense of independence, self-reliance, and resilience they can develop. Lastly, overseas education opens doors to a broader spectrum of professional opportunities. International academic qualifications combined with greater intercultural competence and language proficiency offer foreign students a competitive edge in the global job market, leading to enhanced job prospects and financial stability.
In conclusion, the long-term academic, personal, and professional advantages of overseas studies far outweigh any short-term practical and emotional difficulties.
Suhrobjon Abdivaliyev
@WRITING_T
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IELTS 9.0 √Suhrobjon Abdivaliev
With the proliferation of international exchange programs, it has become increasingly common for school graduates to explore higher education abroad. Despite the practical and emotional challenges of foreign education, I believe that its academic, personal…
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IELTS 9.0 √Suhrobjon Abdivaliev
With the proliferation of international exchange programs, it has become increasingly common for school graduates to explore higher education abroad. Despite the practical and emotional challenges of foreign education, I believe that its academic, personal…
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🥈Coherence and cohesion-8.0
🥉Lexical Resource-9.0
🏅Grammar range and accuracy-8.0
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📝NEW YORK TIMES!
1️⃣ Hold back = restrict or prevent
2️⃣ Bounce back = recover from
3️⃣ Dampen = impede or hamper
4️⃣ Travel suffers = gets affected
🥇My laziness is holding me back from overcoming life’s challenges and accomplishing my goals.
🥈Resilient individuals do not find it difficult to bounce back from setbacks or failures.
🥉When international students face language barriers, they find it challenging to engage with their peers and complete assignments, which can ultimately dampen their confidence and self-esteem.
🏅As employees feel demotivated to work hard and perform at their best, productivity suffers.
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🥇My laziness is holding me back from overcoming life’s challenges and accomplishing my goals.
🥈Resilient individuals do not find it difficult to bounce back from setbacks or failures.
🥉When international students face language barriers, they find it challenging to engage with their peers and complete assignments, which can ultimately dampen their confidence and self-esteem.
🏅As employees feel demotivated to work hard and perform at their best, productivity suffers.
@WRITING_T
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Assalomu alaykum, dustlar, bilasizlar men Samarqanddagi offline darslarni to’xtatganidim. Nima deysizlar meni IELTS dan 8.0 olgan o’quvchilarimdan bitta eng tajribalisi (mendan ancha yaxshi dars o’tadigani) offline darslarni o’tsinmi? He has been teaching IELTS for as long as 3 years.
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Prepare a map to paradise.
Car keys to a Ferrari, full of tank gas.
Even include a snack for the trip.
And most people still wouldn't bother with the drive.
It’s too far!
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Car keys to a Ferrari, full of tank gas.
Even include a snack for the trip.
And most people still wouldn't bother with the drive.
It’s too far!
@WRITING_T
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IELTS 9.0 √Suhrobjon Abdivaliev
A band 9.0 essay is on the way!
With the advent of international exchange programs, it has become increasingly popular for students to pursue their academic aspirations abroad, especially in countries with advanced technological and educational resources. Even though studying overseas opens doors to a broader spectrum of academic, personal, and professional opportunities, it is important to recognize the financial, practical, and emotional challenges that come along with this experience.
On the positive side, foreign education equips students with access to a wide range of academic resources, such as state-of-the-art facilities, well-equipped laboratories, cutting-edge technologies, and competent professors, ensuring high teaching standards. From a personal perspective, studying abroad compels students to take responsibility for managing finances, adapting to unexpected situations, coping with stress, and solving problems independently. This ultimately fosters personal growth by developing essential attributes such as self-accountability, self-reliance, and resilience. The multifaceted benefits of studying overseas extend beyond academic excellence and personal advancement to professional enrichment. With foreign experience comes a global perspective, intercultural competence, and enhanced critical thinking and problem-solving skills on top of international academic qualifications, all of which offer young people a competitive edge in the global job market.
However, overseas education presents its own share of fiscal, pragmatic, and sentimental difficulties. Financially, studying in a foreign country can be burdensome as costs like tuition fees, rent, travel expenses, and daily necessities pile up quickly, leaving students in a monetary conundrum. Once budgets become strained, students may need to work part-time to supplement their income, even though this course of action is likely to interfere with their academic performance and social life. Practically speaking, overseas students often face difficulties in overcoming language barriers, forming meaningful relationships, using transportation networks, grocery shopping, adapting to different living standards, and managing legal procedures. Take Uzbek students in European institutions, who struggle with visa applications, immigration processes, and compliance with local regulations, leading to subsequent charges and deportations. When it comes to emotional hurdles, many overseas students longing for their familiar surroundings and loved ones grapple with negative feelings of homesickness, culture shock, and even depression. Persistent cases of discrimination and prejudice also take a psychological toll on them, especially when faced with disenfranchisement in academic, social, or professional settings.
In conclusion, although studying overseas can serve as a catalyst for academic excellence, personal growth, and career progression, it is essential to acknowledge the financial, practical, and emotional obstacles that come alongside this experience. Therefore, students must be mindful of these potential scenarios and make academic decisions based on their personal circumstances.
Suhrobjon Abdivaliyev
@WRITING_T
On the positive side, foreign education equips students with access to a wide range of academic resources, such as state-of-the-art facilities, well-equipped laboratories, cutting-edge technologies, and competent professors, ensuring high teaching standards. From a personal perspective, studying abroad compels students to take responsibility for managing finances, adapting to unexpected situations, coping with stress, and solving problems independently. This ultimately fosters personal growth by developing essential attributes such as self-accountability, self-reliance, and resilience. The multifaceted benefits of studying overseas extend beyond academic excellence and personal advancement to professional enrichment. With foreign experience comes a global perspective, intercultural competence, and enhanced critical thinking and problem-solving skills on top of international academic qualifications, all of which offer young people a competitive edge in the global job market.
However, overseas education presents its own share of fiscal, pragmatic, and sentimental difficulties. Financially, studying in a foreign country can be burdensome as costs like tuition fees, rent, travel expenses, and daily necessities pile up quickly, leaving students in a monetary conundrum. Once budgets become strained, students may need to work part-time to supplement their income, even though this course of action is likely to interfere with their academic performance and social life. Practically speaking, overseas students often face difficulties in overcoming language barriers, forming meaningful relationships, using transportation networks, grocery shopping, adapting to different living standards, and managing legal procedures. Take Uzbek students in European institutions, who struggle with visa applications, immigration processes, and compliance with local regulations, leading to subsequent charges and deportations. When it comes to emotional hurdles, many overseas students longing for their familiar surroundings and loved ones grapple with negative feelings of homesickness, culture shock, and even depression. Persistent cases of discrimination and prejudice also take a psychological toll on them, especially when faced with disenfranchisement in academic, social, or professional settings.
In conclusion, although studying overseas can serve as a catalyst for academic excellence, personal growth, and career progression, it is essential to acknowledge the financial, practical, and emotional obstacles that come alongside this experience. Therefore, students must be mindful of these potential scenarios and make academic decisions based on their personal circumstances.
Suhrobjon Abdivaliyev
@WRITING_T
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