AG | IELTS 7.5

30-avgust — my bestie 🎀 31-avgust — me💅🏻 Btw)

Yooooo everyone Guess what👀 Me and my bestie decided to take over the channel for a while 😭 So from now on, you’re getting back-to-back lessons from both of us. One day it’s me, the next day it’s her… Basically, double the teachers, double the knowledge, double the chaos))) hehe Stay tuned — we’ve got some fun lessons coming! 💅🏻📚

Assalamu alaikum guyz, I got a new problem😊, whoever has been calling and I haven't picked up please bear in mind that I broke my phone. It long ago almost broke up with me, but today was meant for us to drift apart forever🥺

Last day with my students🥺🫠

Get rid of everything or everyone that distract you and deprive you of achieving your goals)

Bir ustozim har doim aytadila adi:

'Harakatlangiza yarashasini algaysila!'

Bu gaplarim hammangizi tutgan yo'llangiza qarab ham duo ham qarg'ish bo'ladi dar adila. Bu manimcha the best and worst thing one can hear) Avvalo May Allah bless you with more than what you deserve but still ko'proq achievement garakma shunga yarasha ko'proq harakat atinglar. No pain, no gain, cheers😉

This is at least how you should be doing and analyzing the reading passages

📢📢📢📢 Do we use in or at with hospital!? Here is the difference👇 1⃣ In the hospital -> Focuses on being inside the hospital / staying there, often as a patient. E.g. She has been in the hospital for medical treatment. = she was a patient, staying inside the hospital. 2⃣ At the hospital -> Focuses on the location. You could be a patient, visitor, doctor, employee, etc. E.g. She is at the hospital. = She is currently at that location. ❗️❗️❗️❗️ ⚪️in the hospital = inside / being treated ⚪️at the hospital = at the location

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Like for real guyz, try your best to talk about smth less common that another random person is less likely to talk about (ur dasam go'zzini chiqaribamangla atak🤦‍♂) If you can attract the listener with your funny and interesting ideas, they tend not to pay attention to your minute mistakes at all) Speaking is not only about using the right words and grammar and speaking non-stop, rather it's about how you can engage the listener in your speech😉

Word of the day is👇 1. Tally (with something) - to be the same as or to match another person’s account of something, another set of figures, etc. E.g. His excuse for not doing his homework didn’t tally with the fact that he had posted photos from a café all evening. 2. Tally something (up) (or keep a tally of smth) - to calculate the total number, cost, etc. of something. E.g. I started tallying how many times my friend said “literally” during the conversation. I lost count at 47. Try to make your examples in the comments below😄 #new_vocab

🔥 10-DAY IELTS SPEAKING CHALLENGE 🔥 Do you understand English well, but when it’s your turn to speak… your brain suddenly goes: “Loading… 1% 🧍🏻‍♀️” Or maybe you’re self-studying for IELTS and you simply don’t have someone who can guide you, give you topics, listen to your answers and tell you what you’re doing wrong. Then this is for you. 👇🏻 I’m selecting ONLY 10 STUDENTS for a completely FREE 10-day Speaking Challenge. 🗣️ WHAT WILL WE DO? For 10 days, we’ll work together in a private group. Every day, you’ll receive: 🎯 3 IELTS Speaking Part 2 topics 💬 Related Part 3 questions 📝 My own sample answers 📚 Useful & topic-specific vocabulary 🎙️ A speaking task for you to complete And most importantly… You’ll send your own answers to the private group, and I’ll personally check them and give you constant feedback throughout all 10 days. So basically, you’ll have a little speaking guide/accountability partner while preparing for IELTS. 🤝🏻 ⚠️ WHO CAN JOIN? This challenge is NOT for beginners. You should be at least around Intermediate / Upper-Intermediate (B1+/B2+) level. You should be able to: understand IELTS questions without translation speak in English for 1–2 minutes express your opinions and explain your ideas understand basic IELTS Speaking Part 3 questions If your current level is much lower than this, I recommend improving your general English first. 🎁 AND YES — IT’S COMPLETELY FREE. No payment. No course fee. No hidden conditions. Just 10 days of consistent speaking practice + feedback. But there are only 10 spots, because I want to be able to personally listen to and give feedback to every participant. 📩 HOW TO APPLY? If you think you’re ready to commit to 10 days of speaking practice, message me: @jon1bekova_o7 “SPEAKING CHALLENGE” Tell me your current IELTS level/score and why you want to join. I’ll select 10 participants from the applications. 10 days. 10 students. One goal: SPEAK BETTER. 🗣️🔥

Gonna send an announcement at 9pm for those trying to improve their speaking👀 So stay tuned! Because the spots are limited)