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01 The table provides data on the sources of police budget in a non-specified area of Britain in 2017 and 2018, while the pie charts compare the proportion of money spent on three different sectors.
Overall, as the amount of money coming from all sources increased between two years, the total police budget grew noticeably. Notably, the percentage of money allocated to salaries decreased, while the opposite occurred for technology. However, the amount of spending on buildings and transport remained unchanged.
According to the table, the total budget of police in the area was 304,7 million pounds sterling in 2017. The primary source of police budget was national government, providing 175,5 million pounds, while the figure for local taxes was nearly two times lower. The amount of money that came from other sources was a mere 38 million pounds. 2018 saw a marked rise in the total budget of police to 318,6 million pounds. The amount of money that came from local taxes increased by more than 10 million pounds, whereas there was a slight rise in the amount of money coming from other 2 sources.
A glance at the pie charts reveals that the proportion of money directed to salaries of officers and staff decreased from 75% in 2017 to 69% in 2018, while the figure for technology almost doubled, from 8% to 14%. As for buildings and transport, the percentage of money channeled to improving this sector stayed stable at 17 % between 2017 and 2018. | 1 | 0 | Loading... |
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04 https://www.instagram.com/reel/C7UJwcZNAtu/?igsh=b2FqMjMzdDBydjNm | 1 | 0 | Loading... |
05 🔥 KHURSHID UROKOV — MEGA IELTS SHOW uzoq kutilgan speakeri bilan tanishing!
🚀 Ko'p yillik IELTS instructor, EVEREST o'quv markazi asoschisi (20 ta filialda jami 25.000 dan ortiq o'quvchilarga tahsil berilmoqda)
📌 Tadbirdan tushgan mablag', imkoniyati cheklangan yoshlarning ta'lim olishi uchun ajratiladi...
🎟 Chiptalar chegirma narxda:
https://iticket.uz/ru/events/concerts/mega-ielts-show/30432 | 824 | 7 | Loading... |
06 The line graph provides data on the proportion of workers who did not come to work because of illness in five different countries between 1991 and 2001.
Overall, there was a considerable increase in the percentage of workers who were absent from work in Sweden over the period shown, while the opposite occurred for France. Notably, the number of of absent workers in the Netherlands fluctuated visibly,whereas the figures for the UK and Germany stayed relatively unchanged.
In 1991, approximately 5% of workers in France were absent fro work due to illness, while the figure for the Netherlands was a lit lower, at nearly 5%. In the following year, there was a noticeable increase in both figures, reaching 5,2 % and 5,5% respectively. During the period between 1992 and 1996, the was a significant fall in the proportion of absent employees, reaching a low of almost 4%. However, this figure then experienced growth and recovered its peak in 1992 in the final year. In France, the percentage of absent workers decreased gradually and reached a low of 3 % in 2001.
As for Sweden, the percentage of workers who did not show up rose drastically from 3% in 1991 throughout the whole span and this figure accounted for about 4,5 % of total workers in the country. With regards to the UK and Germany, their figures remained nearly unchanged at just over 2 % and less than 2% from 1991 to 2001. | 1 272 | 16 | Loading... |
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08 EVEREST qatorasiga 4-marta YIL BRENDI sovrinini qo’lga kiritdi.
UNDISPUTED, UNDEFEATED and STILL degan joyi😎😎😎 | 1 422 | 0 | Loading... |
09 ACTION SPEAKS LOUDER THAN WORDS..🔥 | 1 148 | 0 | Loading... |
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11 Do you want me to share all PART 2 SPEAKING ANSWERS?
(Reactions or Comments) | 1 793 | 1 | Loading... |
12 #speaking
#part2
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13 #speaking
#part2
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14 IELTS Speakingda IDEA kelmayaptimi?Bu endi muammo EMAS!
Topic-based vocabulary🔥
Useful ideas 🔥
Useful structures🔥
IELTS o’qiyotgan do’starizga jo’natish esdan chiqmasin!!!
PART 1: WORK & STUDY
PART 1: HOMETOWN
PART 1: HOME DECORATION
PART 1: COLORS
PART 1: CAKES
PART 1: SUNGLASSES
PART 1: SOCIAL MEDIA
PART 1: MUSIC
PART 1: COLLECTING THINGS
PART 1: CROWDED PLACES
PART 1: BEING BORED
PART 1: SINGING
PART 1: ADVERTISING
PART 1: CELEBRITIES
PART 1: MONEY
PART 1: T-SHIRTS
PART 1: OUTER SPACE AND STARS
PART 1: NUMBERS
PART 1: KEYS
PART 1: CHOCOLATE
PART 1: JEWELRY
PART 1: SMALL BUSINESSES
PART 1: SHARING THINGS
PART 1: MORNING ROUTES
PART 1: MOBILE PHONES
PART 1: FISHING
PART 1: ROBOTS
PART 1: GIFTS
PART 1: GEOGRAPHY
PART 1: RUNNING
PART 1: FILMS
PART 1: COFFEE AND TEA
PART 1: NOISE
PART 1: MUSICAL INSTRUMENT
PART 1: HELPING OTHERS
PART 1: MAPS
PART 1: CHATTING
PART 1: CLOTHES
PART 1: TRANSPORTATION
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15 The bar chart chart compares the life expectancy in four different counties in 2008, while the table illustrates how the life expectancy in those countries changed from 1953 to 2008.
Overall, Japan had the highest life expectancy in 2008, while the reverse is true for Indonesia. It is also noticeable that the life expectancy in Korea and Indonesia increased dramatically over the period shown, while there were slight rises in the figures for the USA and Japan.
According to the bar chart, an average person in Japan was expected to live about 82 years in Japan in 2008, which was noticeably higher than the figures for other countries. The life expectancy in Korea and the USA was close to each other, at around 79 and 76 respectively. Indonesia stood out as the country with the lowest life expectancy figure with 70 years.
The table reveals that the highest growth was observed in Indonesia. In 1953, the life expectancy in this country was approximately 55. By 2008, this figure grew by 15,7.
Similarly, the figure for Korea went up from about 65 to around 78 between 1953 and 2008. By contrast, the life expectancy in Japan and the USA increased slightly by 3,5 and 3 respectively during this period. | 2 705 | 16 | Loading... |
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17 📌 Speakingdagi barcha muammolaringizga yechim oling
- Idea yetishmasligi
- Vocabulary yetishmasligi
- Imtihondagi hayajon
Bepul video darsliklarim sizga aniq yordam beradi. Darsliklarda o'zimga speakingni bir oyda 1,5 ballga (6,5 > 8,0) ko'targan uslublarni o'rgatdim.
⌛ Darslikni telegram bot orqali qo'lga kiriting
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18 The bar chart illustrates the amount of money spent on five consumer goods (cars, computers, books, perfume and cameras) in France and the UK in 2010. Units are measured in pounds sterling.
Overall, France spent more money on perfume and computers, while the reverse is true for other three goods. It is also noticeable that both the British and the French spent most of their money on cars, whereas the least money was spent on perfume in the UK compared to cameras in France.
In terms of cars, people in the UK spent about £ 450,000 on this as opposed to the French at £400, 000. Similarly the British expenditure on books was far higher than that of France(over £400,000 and £300,000 respectively). As for cameras, the amount of expenditure on books by the British was more than twice as high as that of the French.
Regarding the French dominated goods, people in France spent about £350,000 on computers, while the figure for the British was £400,000. There was a disparity of more than £100,000 in the amount of money spent on perfume by the French and the British, the former being dominant with £200,000. | 1 901 | 13 | Loading... |
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20 This is one of my achiever students USMONALIYEV AHROR who got Overall 7.5
Listening-8.5
Reading-8.0
Writing-6.0
Speaking-6.5
He attended my IELTS GRADUATION group for 3 months
He manged to upgrade his previous IELTS 5.5 to IELTS 7.5 within 3 months. He boosted his listening and reading skills after our night practice sessions.
Hard work, paid off
Congratualtions, AHROR
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21 This is one of my achiever students JALOLLIDDIN SHAMSUTDINOV who got Overall 7.5
Listening-8.5
Reading-8.0
Writing-6.5
Speaking-6.0
He attended my IELTS GRADUATION group for 3 months
His level was about 6.0 when he started attending my course. Within a short period, he managed to get this impressive result.
Hard work, paid off
Congratualtions,Jaloliddin
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22 This is one of my achiever students JASURBEK RAVSHANOV who got Overall 7.5
Listening-7.5
Reading-8.0
Writing-7.5
Speaking-6.5
He attended my IELTS GRADUATION group for 5 months
He got an impressive 7.5 in Writing. He worked flat out to get this amazing result.
Congratualtions, Jasur
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23 This is one of my achiever students KARIMOVA MOKHINUR who got Overall 7.5
Listening-8.0
Reading-8.0
Writing-7.0
Speaking-6.5
She attended my IELTS GRADUATION group for 3 months. She stands out as the student who asks questions all the time
I am glad that she could get an oustanding 7.5. Honestly, we expected 0verall 8.0. I hope she will get 8.0 in her next attempt
Congratualtions, Mokhinur
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24 This is one of my achiever students DIYORA RAYIMKULOVA who got Overall 7.5
Listening-8.5
Reading-7.0
Writing-7.0
Speaking-7.0
She attended my IELTS GRADUATION group for 3 months
I am glad that she could get an oustanding 7.5. She got this amazing result because of participating in might practice lessons
Congratualtions, Diyora
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25 This is one of my achiever students OMONOVA SHAKHNOZA who got Overall 7.5
Listening-8.5
Reading-7.5
Writing-6.5
Speaking-7.0
She attended my IELTS GRADUATION group for 2 months
I am glad that she could get an oustanding 7.5. She is one of the most hard-working students in her group. Honestly, we expected 0verall 8.0. I hope she will get 8.0 in her next attempt
Congratualtions, Shakhnoza
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27 This is one of my achiever students ABDUVOXIDOVA IRODA who got Overall 7.0
Listening-7.5
Reading-6.5
Writing-6.5
Speaking-7.0
She attended my IELTS GRADUATION group for 3 months
Honestly, she could have got a better score, if she had showed her best performance in listening and reading.
Congratualtions, IRODA
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28 This is one of my students MAJIDOV RAVSHAN who got Overall 7.0
Listening-7.5
Reading-8.0
Writing-6.0
Speaking-7.0
Only a shy 0.5 deterred him from getting 7.5. Although his major is not English, he managed to get an impressive 7.0 in his first attempt.
Congratualtions,Ravshan.
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29 This is one of my achiever students ASIBAEVA SARVINOZ who got Overall 7.0
Listening-7.5
Reading-7.0
Writing-7.0
Speaking-6.5
She managet to upgrade her band score from 6.0 to 7.0 within 2 months
I am glad that she could get an oustanding 7.0.
Congratualtions,Sarvinoz
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The table provides data on the sources of police budget in a non-specified area of Britain in 2017 and 2018, while the pie charts compare the proportion of money spent on three different sectors.
Overall, as the amount of money coming from all sources increased between two years, the total police budget grew noticeably. Notably, the percentage of money allocated to salaries decreased, while the opposite occurred for technology. However, the amount of spending on buildings and transport remained unchanged.
According to the table, the total budget of police in the area was 304,7 million pounds sterling in 2017. The primary source of police budget was national government, providing 175,5 million pounds, while the figure for local taxes was nearly two times lower. The amount of money that came from other sources was a mere 38 million pounds. 2018 saw a marked rise in the total budget of police to 318,6 million pounds. The amount of money that came from local taxes increased by more than 10 million pounds, whereas there was a slight rise in the amount of money coming from other 2 sources.
A glance at the pie charts reveals that the proportion of money directed to salaries of officers and staff decreased from 75% in 2017 to 69% in 2018, while the figure for technology almost doubled, from 8% to 14%. As for buildings and transport, the percentage of money channeled to improving this sector stayed stable at 17 % between 2017 and 2018.
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Repost from IELTS IDP in Uzbekistan
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🔥 KHURSHID UROKOV — MEGA IELTS SHOW uzoq kutilgan speakeri bilan tanishing!
🚀 Ko'p yillik IELTS instructor, EVEREST o'quv markazi asoschisi (20 ta filialda jami 25.000 dan ortiq o'quvchilarga tahsil berilmoqda)
📌 Tadbirdan tushgan mablag', imkoniyati cheklangan yoshlarning ta'lim olishi uchun ajratiladi...
🎟 Chiptalar chegirma narxda:
https://iticket.uz/ru/events/concerts/mega-ielts-show/30432
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The line graph provides data on the proportion of workers who did not come to work because of illness in five different countries between 1991 and 2001.
Overall, there was a considerable increase in the percentage of workers who were absent from work in Sweden over the period shown, while the opposite occurred for France. Notably, the number of of absent workers in the Netherlands fluctuated visibly,whereas the figures for the UK and Germany stayed relatively unchanged.
In 1991, approximately 5% of workers in France were absent fro work due to illness, while the figure for the Netherlands was a lit lower, at nearly 5%. In the following year, there was a noticeable increase in both figures, reaching 5,2 % and 5,5% respectively. During the period between 1992 and 1996, the was a significant fall in the proportion of absent employees, reaching a low of almost 4%. However, this figure then experienced growth and recovered its peak in 1992 in the final year. In France, the percentage of absent workers decreased gradually and reached a low of 3 % in 2001.
As for Sweden, the percentage of workers who did not show up rose drastically from 3% in 1991 throughout the whole span and this figure accounted for about 4,5 % of total workers in the country. With regards to the UK and Germany, their figures remained nearly unchanged at just over 2 % and less than 2% from 1991 to 2001.
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EVEREST qatorasiga 4-marta YIL BRENDI sovrinini qo’lga kiritdi.
UNDISPUTED, UNDEFEATED and STILL degan joyi😎😎😎
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Repost from EVEREST OFFICIAL 🏔🚀
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ACTION SPEAKS LOUDER THAN WORDS..🔥
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