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Date: 23.07.2022 Test Centre: Cambridge IU Venue/City: Tashkent/NOVZA Examiner: ... Exam type: Listening reading writing Task 1: Average consumption of soft drinks and bottled water in 5 countries in 2002 (bar chart) Task 2: Some people think that high school students should learn literature in their own country. Others believe that it is more important study literature all over the world. Discuss both views and give your own opinion. Describe .. Reading topics: I remember only "Whales" Listening: 1-section gap filling about courses form 2-section map and matching 3-section multiple choice 4-section gap filling Sharing is caring❤️

Date: 25- August, 2023 Test centre: BC (innovative centre) City: Samarkand Candidate: Malikabegim Exam type: Speaking/zoom Part 1 Hometown Chocolate Small business Part 2 Person you want to work or study with Part 3 Classmates, colleague's Sharing is caring❤️ 📌

#TASK2 🔥BAND 9 ESSAY ❇️Some people say it’s a waste of time when plan for future. It is more important to focus on present. Do you agree or disagree? 📌INTRO A small portion of the population argues that planning the future is a waste of time, people should stay focused on the current time. I disagree with the notion because from my perspective, to become successful in life planning is prominent. This essay will shed the light, on why I disagree with this statement. 📌PARAGRAPH 1 Firstly, if talking about personal life then future goals are predominant. With an aim in mind, though it could be a small-term goal, people feel excited and optimistic. On top of that, they feel productive and out of chaos where they have to think about what I am going to do today. For example, every person at a particular age set his needs, and to fulfilling that needs plan is crucial without thinking about steps it could be a mess and more wasting time. Hence, planning is necessary to get what you desire. 📌PARAGRAPH 2 In addition to it, from a business point of view, it is significant to make a plan before implementing any idea. In other words, when organizations make any product it takes several months or years depending on the project, and prior to any step, they initially gather a meeting of team members, where they create a business plan to know the future benefits, risks, and other aspects which clearly depicts future. Consequently, the entire company and its workers are fully dependent on the future plan. 📌CONCLUSION In conclusion, Although some masses believe that living in the present-day makes folk happy and stress-free, having plans for upcoming life feels contented, and to become successful in life it is necessary to have a planned future not only for personal life but for professional level as well.

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​​🎲 EXAMPLE    The two presented maps describe the changes that took place at a city hospital from 2007 to 2010. Looking from an overall perspective, it is readily apparent that the largest changes involved transportation, including additional public parking, the construction of a nearby bus station and new roundabouts.    The majority of the hospital underwent very little change. The roads (Ring, City, and Hospital road) all remained largely the same, though two small lanes were built off of hospital road to link up with the new bus station and roundabouts on either end of Hospital road (where it bisects with Ring and City road) were added. The city hospital building itself was unaltered.    The changes were mainly around the hospital and the largest of these was related to parking. In 2007, there was a small parking lot along Hospital road for both staff and the public. By 2010 they had decided to separate the public and staff parking by adding an exclusively public parking area running along the east side of the city hospital.                    🪩 Vocabulary 💭 readily apparent: very clear 💭 additional: more 💭 roundabouts: rotaries/circular intersections that help ease traffic congestion 💭 underwent: changed largely the same: mostly unchanged 💭 lanes: where cars and motorbikes drive on streets 💭 built off of: added on to 💭 link up with: join together 💭 on either end of: on both sides of 💭 bisects: cuts through/across 💭 unaltered: unchanged 💭 parking lot: where cars can park 💭 the public: people who do not work at the hospital 💭 separate: distinct from 💭 exclusively public: only for the public 💭 running along: next to #Writing9 #Writingtask1

​​​​​​​​​​​​​​#Essay #Writing #Task2 ☘️ Two-way question ✅ Q: More and more people are migrating to cities in search of a better life, but city life can be extremely difficult. Explain some of the difficulties of living in a city. How can governments make urban life better for everyone? 💡 Answer: 📌Cities are often seen as places of opportunity, but there are also some major drawbacks of living in a large metropolis. In my opinion, governments could do much more to improve city life for the average inhabitant.  📌The main problem for anyone who hopes to migrate to a large city is that the cost of living is likely to be much higher than it is in a small town or village. Inhabitants of cities have to pay higher prices for housing, transport, and even food. Another issue is that urban areas tend to suffer from social problems such as high crime and poverty rates in comparison with rural areas. Furthermore, the air quality in cities is often poor, due to pollution from traffic, and the streets and public transport systems are usually overcrowded. As a result, city life can be unhealthy and stressful.  📌However, there are various steps that governments could take to tackle these problems. Firstly, they could invest money in the building of affordable or social housing to reduce the cost of living. Secondly, politicians have the power to ban vehicles from city centres and promote the use of cleaner public transport, which would help to reduce both air pollution and traffic congestion. In London, for example, the introduction of a congestion charge for drivers has helped to curb the traffic problem. A third option would be to develop provincial towns and rural areas, by moving industry and jobs to those regions, in order to reduce the pressure on major cities.  📌In conclusion, governments could certainly implement a range of measures to enhance the quality of life for all city residents.  ✍ Total words: 278 📍Band: 8.0+ 🕊Share with  your friends 〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰 ✅@IELTS24BD

#TASK2 🔥BAND 9 ESSAY ❇️It is more important for schoolchildren to learn about local history than world history. To what extent do you agree or disagree? 📌INTRO Teaching history for schoolchildren has been a heated topic constantly. There is a common belief that local history is more important to children than world history. However, I disagree with this belief. 📌PARAGRAPH 1 I believe the notion that local history is more valuable than world history should be rejected. Some people may claim that the insights into the local historical values are completely enough for one to live. Their argument could be true a few decades ago when most interpersonal communications were between people of the same race and origin. However, this view is now outdated, as the world has become globalised and international business and migrant workers have made any community a global village. In this context, an understanding of a foreign country’s history would enable future local workers to reinforce the relationship between them and the expatriates from that country. 📌PARAGRAPH 2 In addition, I am strongly convinced that children would benefit the most only when the learning of local history is placed parallel to that of world history. To understand a local historical event, children should put the regional and sometimes even world context in that historical era into consideration. For example, children should acknowledge that the event that Vietnam regained its independence after defeating the Japanese troops in Indochina in  1945 only happened after a series of relevant events in the World War II, one of which is the surrender of Japan to the Allies. In this way of learning, children would understand history more deeply and thoroughly. 📌CONCLUSION All the existing data has provided a concrete foundation that the study of local history should always be parallel to that of world history. This practice would guarantee that children learn history more comprehensively and be able to tighten the bond with migrant workers in their country.

#Essay #Writing #Task2 ☘️ Agree / Disagree ✅ Q: Some people think that the best way to increase road safety is to increase the minimum legal age for driving cars and riding motorbikes. To what extent do you agree or disagree? 💡 Answer: Many concerned policy makers today believe that raising the legal age for acquiring a license would improve road safety. In my opinion, though this might engender a negligible impact, there are superior solutions. Proponents of this policy reform argue that a disproportionate number of accidents today are caused by younger people. In most countries, it is possible to apply for a learner’s permit at the age of 16 and soon after that a license. Teenagers often lack the maturity and experience required to drive responsibly and respond to challenging road conditions such as inclement weather and reckless drivers. If the legal age for driving was increased it would enable young people to spend more time learning the rules of the road and becoming more mature generally. This would presumably lead to a reduction in accidents, though there is little scientific evidence to support this particular hypothesis. In fact, the causes of collisions are more closely correlated with other underlying problems. The chief cause of vehicular accidents globally relate to driving under the influence of alcohol. Most teenagers are not able to purchase alcohol legally and therefore the majority of accidents are caused by individuals over the legal age for drinking. This statistic is also more prominent among older individuals whose reflexes are in decline. Furthermore, altering the designs of towns and cities would have far greater tangible ramifications. Many urban environments, for example, were built long ago and more modern understandings of motorist behaviour could be beneficial. This might include emphasising subways and other public transport as opposed to motorways. In conclusion, despite the marginal relationship between maturity and vehicular accidents, the most effective reforms would involve stricter drinking laws and better urban planning. These changes would be more likely to bring about the desired improvements. 👉@IELTS24BD

Date: 02/07/2022 Test Centre: IDP NOVZA branch Venue/City: Tashkent Examiner: Main exam Candidate: It is not important. Exam type:Writing/Reading/Listening Listening. -like Cambridge listenings - ... Reading -Passage 1-true/false and fill in the notes -Passage 2-multiple choice, filling ... - Passage 3- summary , filling and multiple choice. Writing - Task1-line graph -Task2-discussion essay about local traditions ... P.S: Reading passage 3 was difficult and I don't have enough time to transfer my answers. This is my first exam so I had difficulties with time management. P.S2: Listening multiple choice was a bit difficult , writing I didn't understand the topic of task 2. Sharing is caring❤️

Vocabulary Booster 🚀 Collocations are important because they make your language sound natural. ⚫️FOOD        +      allergy                                allowance                                cart                                industry                                safety ⚫️PAY       +          the penalty                               the price                               a visit                               tribute                               attention (to) ⚫️LACK      +       of agreement                               of ambition                               of attention                               of certainty                               of commitment If you master collocations, your English will be more idiomatic, that is, more similar to the way it is spoken by native speakers.

✅Vocabulary time Collocations with Exam 🔶 Revise/ study for an exam To study facts again, in order to learn them well I spend the whole weekend studying for my final exams I didn't go out once. 🔷 Give an exam Giving an exam is something a teacher does to her students. The teacher said that she was going to give us an exam on what she has taught us so far. 🔶 Take an exam Taking an exam is something a student does to prove their knowledge. Do we have to take an exam at the end of the course? 🔷 Mark an exam I don't know what grade I got because the teacher hasn't marked our exam yet. 🔶 Pass/ fail an exam She is exceptionally bright and she passes all her exams easily. 🔷 Scrape through an exam To only just succeed in passing an examination with the minimum score. I almost failed the exam I just managed to scrape through with 51% 💢💢💢 #vocabulary #IELTSwords @ielts24bd

✅ Writing Time ✍️  Below is a handy list of words that are both useful and appropriate to academic language😊 🔷️ Describing similarities -Likewise -Correspondingly -Equally -Not only… but also -In the same way -Similarly 🔷️  Showing cause and effect -Consequently -As a result -Thus -Hence (never ‘hence why’) -Since (try to avoid ‘as’ when showing cause and effect) -Because -Therefore -Accordingly -This suggests that -It follows that -For this reason 🔷️  Comparing and contrasting -Alternatively -However -Conversely -On the other hand -Instead -Yet -On the contrary 🔷️  Showing limitation or contradiction -Despite/in spite of -While (not whilst!) -Even so -On the contrary -Nevertheless -Nonetheless -Although -Admittedly #task2 #Toptips #Writing9 👉

City: Urgench Test centre: IDP Format: Face to Face Test date:29.08..2023 Examiner: Female(I wouldn't say that she was supportive. 'Cause she maximally tried to make me confused. suppose she must be nearly 40 y.o and African) Candidate: Jamolbek Part 1 Work or study Art, School, Small businesses Part 2  Describe an achievement that makes you proud Part 3 Related to part 2 Sharing is caring❤️ 📌

💡Vocabulary of #Essay 💭 these days - nowadays 💭 increasingly difficult - harder 💭 pay attention - focus, concentrate 💭 partly - somewhat 💭 exacerbated - made worse 💭 solutions lie in - remedies include 💭 school reform - changes to schools 💭 stay engaged - pay attention 💭 natural predisposition - normal inclination 💭 pervasive - throughout 💭 screen time - spending time on phones, computers 💭 escape - get away from 💭 provides little pleasure itself - doesn’t make you happy on your own 💭 relative to - compared to 💭 passive - not active 💭 active pastimes - not passive activities 💭 advent - beginning of 💭 ubiquitous - common 💭 internet era - online 💭 portable devices - smartphones, tablets, etc. 💭 exponential effect - gets worse and worse quickly 💭 attention spans - amount of time you can focus 💭 diversionary priorities - paying attention to other things 💭 addicted - can’t stop using 💭 struggle - have difficulty with 💭 intricate arguments - complex discussions 💭 lengthy lectures - long talks 💭 extended readings - long texts 💭 small scale - not applying to many people 💭 remedy - fix 💭 sheer willpower - just not doing it 💭 broader - common 💭 play an active role - not a passive part 💭 most immediate fix - fastest remedy 💭 ban - can’t use anymore 💭 serve practical purposes - real reasons to do it 💭 book a ride home - use a ride-hailing app 💭 taken - not allowed to keep 💭 returned - given back 💭 modernise - make modern and new 💭 curriculum - what is studied in school 💭 account for - pay attention to 💭 interactivity - not a passive experience 💭 stimulate - make more interesting 💭 rather than - instead of 💭 passive learning environment - not active classes 💭 daydreaming - imagining 💭 generations - many years 💭 irreversible - can’t be changed 💭 progress - moving forward 💭 implement changes - make reforms 💭 curb - slow down 💭 supportive - helpful 💭 reforms - changes #Vocabulary #Recommended 👉@ielts24bd