O'ktamjon | IELTS 9.0

Open communication is key. Without it, resentment can build up and keep you hostage to the past

Just stop looking for shortcuts and some magical tricks that don't exist 📌

#result Vazira studied in my IELTS group for just a month or so back in summer. Her General English was impressive, but she didn't know much about IELTS. My contribution was minimal here: I had just introduced her to IELTS and help her in the writing part. The rest is her General English and self-study doing the work. This shows how crucial your General English is if you want a decent score) 💯 After an OSR, I believe she can upgrade it to 8.5 🤩 Congrats, Vazira. Wish you all the best) 🚀

Robiyaxon prepared in our intensive group with Muhammadyusuf teacher and got the strongest 7 possible 😂 I believe EOR would increase her speaking score to 7.0, bringing the overall score to 7.5. That said, we'll probably see her retaking the test later with 8.0+ 🔥 Congrats, Robiyaxon. Wish you all the best! 🚀

Listening 7.5 🤩 Habibulloh prepared in our intensive group with Muhammadyusuf teacher and got a great result. He was a hardworking student who constantly worked on himself, grilled me with questions that made me late for my next lesson sometimes 😅. I'm sure with some prep, he can easily get 7+) Congrats, Habibulloh. Wish you all the best! Proud of you) 💯

Speaking 7.5 🤩 Ziyoda also prepared in our intensive group with Muhammadyusuf teacher and got a great result. The exam pressure prolly got to her, but her speaking score is well-deserved and shows how hard she worked on her English. She def has the potential to upgrade it to 8.0+ 🚀 Congrats, Ziyoda. Wish you all the best! Proud of you) 💯

Results? 👀

Group B:

Group A:

How many task 2 essays can you write in a week? 👀

#lifehack Still worrying about your resolutions? You can copy paste them and change 5 to 6. Simple as that. You're welcome 🙂.

Sample answer by Irina Lutsenko—a niner from Russia: "The diagram shows the fire evacuation plan for the second floor of a student residence hall. The floor has seven bedrooms and two emergency exits with staircases leading to two different meeting points outside. The exit routes, however, are not evenly distributed: one is reserved for three rooms and has a more spacious access area, while the other will have to accommodate occupants from four rooms in a smaller space. The first staircase, leading to Meeting point 1, is close to bedrooms 1-3, with rooms 1 and 2 adjacent to each other and room 3 on the opposite side. The doors of all three rooms are a short distance from the exit, which ensures that all occupants can reach the staircase quickly. In addition, this exit access area is spacious as there is an empty space the size of a room proximate to the staircase. The staircase leading to Meeting Point 2 is designated for bedrooms 4-7, all adjoining each other, with rooms 4-5 located fairly close to it and rooms 6-7 further down the corridor. In front of the exit is an elevator; as it must not be used during a fire, its occupants will have to leave it and evacuate via the stairs. Given the potentially larger number of evacuees and the position of the elevator, this evacuation path is likely to be more crowded in the event of a fire."

Two of my students got this map in the real exam recently)

I still don't want to interrupt people while they're eating olivie tho 😂

I thought I should let people enjoy the end of the year with family and friends, but then changed my mind 😅

Evenings, everybody 🗣

C2 bosganlar kommentga "+" qo'yinglarchi bir 😂

Thank you 🙂