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Chorshanba-Juma-Yakshanba kunlari soat 8.00-dagi guruh o'quvchilari o'tilgan mavzulardan so'zlardan so'ralganda bilmagan so'zlari soni: Muhammaddiyor - 16 Adolatxon - 3 Azizaxon - 13 Bibisora: 9 Maftuna: 11 Kamoliddin: 23 Ra'noqiz: 1 Rayyona: 8 Abdulfattoh: 14

Online education has led to reduce the importance of traditional universities. To what extend do you agree or disagree? Essay topic!!!

Future simple (for future actions) S+ will + V + obj + tomorrow/ next week/ in 2040. Zebo will go to Saida’s in 10 minutes. We will finish school on May 25. Will not = won’t Mavluda won’t get married to Muhammadamin Zebo won’t go home in 10 minutes. Might = 50%/50% S+ might + V + obj + tomorrow/ next week/ in 2040 He might get married to another Mavluda Abdulloh might take IELTS next year.

Chorshanba-Juma-Yakshanba Pre-intermediate Kids test natijasi: Tojiddin (Muhammadaziz) - 40 👍 Behruz - 38 Fahriddin - 35 Mahmudjon - 33 Izzatillo - 32 Diyora- 31 Oyatillo - 30 🏁 Abror - 28 Elbek - 26 😭

First and foremost, the environment we are living now has been spoilt with manmade rubbish for the past century at an unprecedented degree than ever before. For instance, having discovered the process of making plastic, the humanity has abused the resource and caused lots of ecological catastrophes. Hence, the implementation of laws forcing residents recycle their rubbish could only prove itself beneficial to the nature. Had such laws been created in the past, we would not have been putting up with all these pollutions now. In addition, the vast majority of humanity consists of people from third world countries for whom the recycling is almost unheard of. For example, India and China considered as underdeveloped countries have had one third of the human population for more than a millennium. In fact, these are the two lands producing nearly half of the recyclable rubbish which has been just dumped into the ocean. Had they followed the steps of countries like Sweden, the government would have brought about prosperity to the citizens with even the scrap products. In many countries, paying for the things using mobile phone apps is becoming increasingly common. Does this development have more advantages or more disadvantages? Check my essay for grammatical and lexical mistakes and provide feedback with reference to my essay. Give a possible IELTS band score. The topic is “--------“.

First and foremost, the environment we are living now has been spoilt with manmade rubbish for the past century at an unprecedented degree than ever before. For instance, having discovered the process of making plastic, the humanity has abused the resource and caused lots of ecological catastrophes. Hence, the implementation of laws forcing residents recycle their rubbish could only prove itself beneficial to the nature. Had such laws been created in the past, we would not have been putting up with all these pollutions now. In addition, the vast majority of humanity consists of people from third world countries for whom the recycling is almost unheard of. For example, India and China considered as underdeveloped countries have had one third of the human population for more than a millennium. In fact, these are the two lands producing nearly half of the recyclable rubbish which has been just dumped into the ocean. Had they followed the steps of countries like Sweden, the government would have brought about prosperity to the citizens with even the scrap products.

Get cold – sovuq qotib ketmoq Get hot – isib ketmoq Get wet – uyib ketmoq Get tired – charchab ketmoq Get bored – zerikib ketmoq Get hungry – ochqab ketmoq Get insulted – haqoratlanmoq Get stung – chaqilmoq (ari) Get lost – yo’qolib qolmoq

First and foremost, the environment we are living now has been spoilt with manmade rubbish for the past century at an unprecedented degree than ever before. For instance, having discovered the process of making plastic, the humanity has abused the resource and caused lots of ecological catastrophes. Hence, the implementation of laws forcing residents recycle their rubbish could only prove itself beneficial to the nature. Had such laws been created in the past, we would not have been putting up with all these pollutions now.