Diyorbek's IELTS | 9.0
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05 1️⃣ ................., with Subject V-ing/V3
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06 Turkey had the highest rate of tea drinkers of those polled, with around nine in ten people saying that they regularly have the hot drink. Kenya, a major producer and exporter of tea, also ranked highly out of the 56 countries analyzed, with 83 percent of its respondents saying they regularly drink tea. Meanwhile, the United Kingdom, known as a nation that loves a cuppa, ranked slightly lower with 58 percent of people drinking it. While still high, this is six percentage points lower than neighboring tea drinking country Ireland. In the global comparison, Spain came closer to the bottom, with four in ten people regularly drinking tea. | 13 030 | 127 | Loading... |
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11 Our center is delighted to form a partnership with British Council Uzbekistan.
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13 There are no seats left for the morning session, btw. You can register for the afternoon one | 14 642 | 6 | Loading... |
14 Offline darslarga kela olmaydiganlar, masofa yoki majburiyatlar tufayli, May 27 sidan skill-based marathonlarga qo'shilishingiz mumkin. Link ustiga bossangiz to'liq ma'lumot olasiz.
Listening marathon
Reading marathon
Speaking marathon
June oxirida, July yoki Augustda topshirsangiz, ushbu marafonlar siz uchun.
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17 Farangiz completed a full 3-month program and got a 7.5. She took the test for her graduate studies as couple years ago she took the test for bachelor’s.
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20 OK. Shuncha ma'naviyat olgan odam ma'naviyat o'rgatmanglar iltimos | 6 | 0 | Loading... |
21 fikrga qarshi fikr, g'oyaga qarshi g'oya, jaholatga qarshi ma'rifat bilan kurashamiz | 1 | 0 | Loading... |
22 Har Chorshnaba soat 7:30am | 3 079 | 3 | Loading... |
23 Ma’naviyat – insonni ruhan poklanish, qalban ulg‘ayishga chorlaydigan, odamning ichki dunyosi, irodasini baquvvat, iymon-e’tiqodini butun qiladigan, vijdonini uyg‘otadigan beqiyos kuch, uning barcha qarashlarining mezonidir.
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24 also, for fck's sake, stop teaching madaniyat to people on the internet. including to me. you do it in your own home. | 121 | 0 | Loading... |
25 who creates these thumbnails? | 3 310 | 9 | Loading... |
26 O’zbda uje z uje - sifatli content degan so’z. Hamma krug krug bo’lib olib o’zini krugi sifatli qolganlar musor deydi. | 2 656 | 3 | Loading... |
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28 Shu o'quv yili uchun oxirgi ikkita standard guruh ochaman. Yozda IELTS topshirmoqchi bo'lsangiz, qo'shilsangiz bo'ladi.
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29 This report marks the milestone: it is the 10th report of mine I shared on the channel, haha. | 19 566 | 15 | Loading... |
30 Whether you end up getting a high score largely depends on your examiners' perception/interpertation of what a high level report should look like.
Last year, I worked with this ex-examiner for quite a while only to realize he is the generous one. The previous one I used to work with was quite mean. I would give the same writing, and they would give two different scores.
When I did an interview with Eli, he told me that his friend - that guy who lives in Paris - was the strict examiner, rarely giving a high score. He (Eli) told me that he would give me a 9.0 but his friend Colin would definitely not.
I think the same is true for some examiners for test centers in our country too. Some are more generous than others. It is OK. Because language is subjective. I know at least one stingy examiner in each center. | 19 259 | 80 | Loading... |
31 The line graph illustrates the daily number of trips taken by people using traditional yellow cabs and two ride-sharing services, namely Uber and Lyft, in New York City between 2015 and 2018.
Overall, while hailing a ride on the street decreased in popularity markedly, the number of trips for Uber and Lyft increased exponentially, with the growth being particularly noticeable in the second half of the period. It is also clear that Uber overtook traditional taxi services to become the most popular way of getting around the city.
Yellow Taxi started out as the most common way of taking trips for New Yorkers, with upwards of 400,000 trips made daily. From the onset of 2015 onward, the figure for this taxi service showed a fluctuating downward trend throughout the period, closing at above 300,000 trips a day in 2018.
The app-based ride-sharing services, however, showed the opposite trend. The start of the period saw around 60,000 Uber trips taken daily, which was lower than Yellow Taxis by a factor of seven, whereas Lyft entered the market in around March of 2015. The former rose sharply to hit a peak of almost 450,000 trips at the start of 2018, but it declined only to stage a recovery, still finishing above the other two services. The latter, meanwhile, started slowly, with the numbers increasing from the low thousands to about 50,000 trips at the turn of 2017. Thenceforth, the growth accelerated, with the figure more than doubling to hit its peak of 110,000 trips. However, the final months showed a slight decline.
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33 I have already finished descriptions for four topics. By mid-June, you will have answers for all the Part 1 & 2 questions.
You can get all these answers for 99,000 UZS.
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36 Do you prefer modern or traditional art?
I prefer classic art over modern art. Modern art just doesn’t do it for me because it often feels abstract and difficult to connect with. I struggle to find meaning or emotion in many modern pieces, which can sometimes seem random or overly simplistic. In contrast, classic art draws me in with its timeless beauty and technical skill. The attention to detail and the way it captures human emotion and historical moments are captivating. For example, the elegance and grace in Da Vinci’s “Mona Lisa” and the dramatic intensity in Michelangelo’s “The Creation of Adam” resonate deeply with me.
1. Classic art -Traditional art from historical periods known for its lasting quality and value.
The paintings in the Louvre Museum are excellent examples of classic art.
2 Don’t do it for me -Does not interest or please me.
Sci-fi movies don’t do it for me; I prefer comedies.
3 Abstract - Art that does not attempt to represent reality, often using shapes and colors in a non-literal way.
Picasso’s abstract paintings can be hard to interpret.
4 Modern pieces - Artworks created in recent times, often featuring contemporary styles and ideas.
The gallery had several modern pieces that were very colorful and bold.
5 Draw - To attract or pull in someone’s interest.
The vibrant colors of the painting draw people to it immediately.
6 Capture - To successfully represent or show something.
The photographer managed to capture the beauty of the sunset perfectly.
7 Captivating - Holding interest and attention completely.
Her storytelling was so captivating that no one wanted to leave.
8 Grace (n) - Smoothness and elegance of movement or form.
The ballerina danced with incredible grace.
9 Elegance (n) - The quality of being stylish and graceful.
The elegance of the ballroom left everyone in awe.
10 Resonate deeply -To strongly affect or connect with someone emotionally.
The movie’s message about family values resonated deeply with me.
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Turkey had the highest rate of tea drinkers of those polled, with around nine in ten people saying that they regularly have the hot drink. Kenya, a major producer and exporter of tea, also ranked highly out of the 56 countries analyzed, with 83 percent of its respondents saying they regularly drink tea. Meanwhile, the United Kingdom, known as a nation that loves a cuppa, ranked slightly lower with 58 percent of people drinking it. While still high, this is six percentage points lower than neighboring tea drinking country Ireland. In the global comparison, Spain came closer to the bottom, with four in ten people regularly drinking tea.
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