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А вот и классная подборка слов✨🌾 concern - беспокойство dedicate - посвящать ultimately - в конечном счете denial about - отрицание по поводу overjoyed - в восторге struggling - столкнувшийся с трудностями blinge on - нарядиться figuratively - образно genuinely surprised - искренне удивлен inquisitive - любознательный

#joke This kid deserves a medal😹 @selfstudy_88
#joke This kid deserves a medal😹 @selfstudy_88

New words from the article "The Goldilocks Rule: How to Stay Motivated in Life and Business" 1. Excerpt - parcha 2. Bestselling - eng ko'p sotilayotgan 3. Loose back = relaxed - xotirjam 4. Land a position - lavozimni egallamoq 5. Apiece (adv) - har biri 6. Transition - o'tish, ko'chish 7. Set sights on smth = have smth as a goal - ni maqsad qilib qo'ymoq 8. Glamorous - chiroyli, o'ziga tortadigan 9. At a time - bir vaqtning o'zida 10. Rise/shoot to fame = become famous quickly - tezda mashhur bo'lmoq 11. Catapulted to the top of smth - biror narsaning eng yuqori pog'onasiga ko'tarilmoq 12. Timid - uyatchan 13. Refine - qayta ishlamoq 14. Stick with a habit - odatni davomiy qilmoq/yopishib olmoq 15. Fade away - yo'q bo'lib ketmoq 16. Stay motivated = maintain/keep motivation - motivatsiyali holda turmoq 17. Achieve peak levels of desire - xohishning eng yuqori levellariga erishmoq 18. Optimal level of difficulty = suitable level of difficulty = right degree of difficulty - mos qiyinchilikdagi 19. Blend = mixture - aralashma 20. For good = forever - umrbod #motivation | @ielts_reading_articles

#idiom Red in the face🧐 @selfstudy_88
#idiom Red in the face🧐 @selfstudy_88

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#phrases Advanced English Phrases @IELTS_English_Learning

Do you know the difference between them?😄 @selfstudy_88
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Do you know the difference between them?😄 @selfstudy_88

#idiom Roll out the red carpet🧐 @selfstudy_88
#idiom Roll out the red carpet🧐 @selfstudy_88

New words from the article "Absolute Success is Luck. Relative Success is Hard Work" 1. Absolute Success is Luck. Relative Success is Hard Work - Mutlaq muvaffaqiyat - bu omad. Nisbiy muvaffaqiyat - bu mashaqqatli mehnat 2. Genie - jin 3. Prevail - mavjud bo'lmoq 4. There is a catch = there is a complication - bitta qiyinchilik bor 5. Infirm - zaif, xasta 6. Able-bodied - sog'lom 7. Barrel - bochka 8. Proponent - tarafdor 9. Dumb luck - tasodifiy omad 10. Randomness - tasodifiylik 11. Ally - ittifoqchi 12. Antimalarial - be'gakka qarshi 13. Remote = distant, far - uzoq 14. In search of - ...ni qidirish maqsadida 15. Remedy - davo 16. Laborious - mashaqqatli 17. Tedious - zerikarli 18. Face a failure - muvaffaqiyatsizlikka uchramoq 19. Yield - samarasini bermoq 20. Extract - parcha 21. Wormwood - shuvoq, yovshan (yovvoyi o'simlik) 22. Solvent - erituvchi modda 23. Breakthrough - katta muvaffaqiyat/o'sish 24. Secrecy - sirlilik 25. Reach a dead end - so'nggi manzilga yetib bormoq 26. Bold - ko'zga tashlanadigan 27. Undettered - qiyinchilklarga qaramay davom etadigan 28. Release - yoymoq 29. Defense - himoya 30. Make a difference - ahamiyat kasb etmoq @ielts_reading_articles

Remember days in a month😄 Here is,we can learn a method to easily remember the number of days in each month month. @selfstud
Remember days in a month😄 Here is,we can learn a method to easily remember the number of days in each month month. @selfstudy_88

⚜One, another, the ones, the other, the others, both, neither, all, none⚜ 🔰We use "one "to refer to singular countable nouns from a group: There are a lot of good tablet PCs on the market now. The one I use is quite expensive but very versatile. 🔰We use "a(n)/the … one "with an adjective: There are several modern word-processing programmes, so I don’t know why they’re still using an old one. 🔰 We use "another" to refer to the second, third, etc. singular countable noun from a group: One app gives you a weather forecast, while another brings you your favourite radio station. 🔰 We use" ones" to avoid repeating a plural noun: She has several mobile phones and she keeps the ones she’s not using in a drawer in the kitchen. 🔰 We use the other" when referring to the second of two things/people already mentioned: Pam has two cars: one is a Ferrari and the other is a Rolls. 🔰We use "the others "when referring to the rest of a number of things/people already mentioned: Three of my classmates went abroad to study, whereas the others stayed in my country. 🔰 We use" both and neither "to refer to two things/people: He’s got two houses. Both are by the sea; neither was very expensive. 🔰We use "all and none" to refer to more than two things/ people: Tanya has three computers. All of them are old and none of them works. ©IELTS advanced grammar @selfstudy_88

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Bruce and the Spider by James Baldwin There was once a king of Scotland whose name was Robert Bruce. He had need to be both brave and wise, for the times in which he lived were wild and rude. The King of England was at war... Level:#Upperintermediate https://telegra.ph/Bruce-and-the-Spider-05-07

New words from the article "30 One-Ssntence Stories From People Who Have Built Better Habits" 1. Build a habit - odat shakllantirmoq 2. Break a habit - odatdan voz kechmoq 3. Spark an idea - g'oya tug'ilishi 4. External reward - External reward is things that obtained from others when helping them, for instance, friendship and gratitude. 5. Reinforce - kuchaytirmoq 6. Allowance - ruxsat 7. Sober - hushyor, mulohazali 8. Prompt - keltirib chiqarmoq 9. Cultivate a habit - odatni rivojlantirmoq 10. Exposure = attention - e'tibor 11. Nightstand = bedside table - tumbochka 12. Eliminate a habit - odatni ketkazmoq 13. Strike up a conversation - suhbat boshlamoq 14. Shape behaviour - xulq-atvorni shakllantirmoq 15. Curtail - qisqartirmoq, cheklamoq 16. Jump out of bed - kravatdan sakrab turmoq 17. Utilize = use - foydalanmoq 18. Cut down on - kamaytirmoq 19. On the flip side - boshqa tomondan 20. Foster a habit -odatni rivojlantirmoq 21. Cluttered - to'zib yotgan 22. Running gears - yugurish kiyimlari 23. Stumble out the door - eshik tomon oshiqmoq/chiqmoq 24. Weight bench - mashq qilish uchun moslama 25. Do reps - bir necha marta mashq qilmoq 26. Craving - xohish 27. Cut back on - qisqartirmoq 28. Flavoured sparkling water - gazli shirin suv 29. Seltzer water = soda water - gazli suv 30. Beat addiction - o'rganib qolishni to'xtatish 31. Powerlifting - tosh ko'tarish 32. Hook on = addicted to - o'rganib qolish 33. Scoop - solmoq 34. Template - andaza 35. Make smth a breeze - oson qilmoq 36. Track - izidan bormoq 37. Stick to smth - biror narsaga mahkam yopishib olmoq/odat qilmoq 38. Gratifying - mamnun qiladigan #habit | @ielts_reading_articles