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Speaking part 1 Advertising. 1. How do you feel about advertising? I feel neutral I mean it's doing its job. However, sometimes it can be really irritating. I mean, some ads drive me up the wall being shown again and again unexpectedly, especially, if they are obvious hype or when they pop up while I'm doing something important on the internet. 2. Do you like advertisements? Not all them, but I like some adverts due to a few aspects included such as creativity and humour. You know, there are some ads that are, I think, masterpieces because of their exceptional character. For example, the one showing chips called Doritos. 3. Is there much advertising in your country? Yes, there is too much. They have become really invasive in the last decades. I unavoidably encounter different types of ads on a daily basis such as billboards on the streets or I'm often given flyers promoting some new restaurants or tour agency. @Advanced_with_uk

Speaking part 1. Being bored. 1. What things are boring to you? Well, one of the most tedious things for me is to wait for somebody for a long time, especially, when I'm not in the mood. I mean, it not only makes me get bored but also I may get infuriated and the person that I'm waiting for will definitely get affected. 2. What do you do when you get bored? I try to get engaged with different things to mitigate my boredom. One of them is to just scroll you tube shorts, which is my guilty pleasure. Or I just watch the scenery I'm surrounded by if I'm somewhere I haven't been before. 3. Do you ever get bored? Yeah, from time to time I get bored even though I try to avoid it. I feel boredom when I don't have a tight deadline to accomplish something important or I fed up with doing my pastimes because of too much spare time. 4. Do you think school is boring? Despite havingan undeniably monotonous timetable, it's not that boring for me. Because I always have the company to spend meaningful time together. I mean I have few friends who share the same interests with me such as action movies or football. 5. Do you feel more bored than when you were young? I guess there's no distinct difference between the level of boredom I feel now and used to feel in the past. I mean I feel the same emotions or , at least, I think so. However, the activities I do when I feel bored have changed. In the past I used to go out and play some active games but now, as I mentioned, I use social media. @Advanced_with_uk

#reading. Paragraph A. In the 1970s, as part of a large-scale research programme exploring the area of interspecies communication, Dr Francine Patterson from Stanford University attempted to teach two lowland gorillas called Michael and Koko a simplified version of Sign Language. According to Patterson, the great apes were capable of holding meaningful conversations, and could even reflect upon profound topics, such as love and death. During the project, their trainers believe they uncovered instances where the two gorillas' linguistic skills seemed to provide reliable evidence of intentional deceit. In one example, Koko broke a toy cat, and then signed to indicate that the breakage had been caused by one of her trainers. In another episode, Michael ripped a jacket belonging to a trainer and, when asked who was responsible for the incident, signed 'Koko'. When the trainer expressed some scepticism, Michael appeared to change his mind, and indicated that Dr Patterson was actually responsible, before finally confessing. Choose the best title to the paragraph A. I. Some of the things liars really do II. When do we begin to lie? III. How wrong is it to lie? IV. Exposing some false beliefs V. Which form of communication best exposes a lie? VI. Do only humans lie? VII. Dealing with known liars VIII. A public test of our ability to spot a lie

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Reading Marathon ✅ Strick schedule ✅ 4 IELTS-like materials ✅ Live discussion 3 times a week lasting abt 2 hours ✅ About 100 new words per meeting ✅ Checking and explanation of everything you learn 📲@ulugbek_kamoldinov

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Becoming a successful business person is considered to be mainly a result of having decent mathematical knowledge. However, I argue that while maths can play a significant role, there are more important qualities that lead to success in business. It is true that one needs to know maths to succeed in business. Because as the main goal of starting business is to make a profit, business owners should be able to calculate the amount of money they invest and how much this investment potentially generates. Having this skill can help them spend their capital in a wise way and avoid misusing it. Otherwise, they may go bankrupt and even fall into debt. In my opinion, the ability to take risks is as importantly as mathematical knowledge, if not more. Business is based on making profit by taking risks in a suitable place and in precise time. This means, business people should know what to produce and sell when and where. If they can take action considering all the aspects, they a highly likely to increase their budget. Another integral part of a successful business , in my opinion, is delegation of work which is included in an entrepreneurship. One can not manage to do all the work such as producing, marketing and trading to name a few, especially when company is large. So, the business owners should choose the right personnel to empower. Providing that all work is done by professionals, the business can thrive. To conclude, although maths has an important role to play in business, there are other qualities of businessmen like risk taking and delegation to lead to successful entrepreneurship. 273 words.

Speaking part 1. Sunglasses. 1. Do you wear sunglasses? Yes, I do. You know, I do a lot of work looking at computer screen and I spend my spare time scrolling you tube shorts. So, my eyes are vulnerable to sunshine. If I don't, they get red and my eyesight may need some treatment. 2. How often do you buy sunglasses? Not very often. I mean I try to wear a pair of sunglasses throughout a whole sunny season, it lasts long in my country, though. However, I have to buy a new pair if someone breaks them or they get lost. 3. Have you ever lost your sunglasses? Unfortunately, yes. It happened when I was a student. I left them somewhere in an auditorium. I feel great regret when I remember that time. Because, I lost my other belongings along with them like my wallet and a watch that had been given by my grandpa. You know, the only thing I should have done is just to be a little bit attentive. @Advanced_with_uk

Speaking part 1. Cakes. 1. Have you ever made a cake yourself? You know I consider baking a cake to be not a masculine thing. So no, never. But once, I happened to help my mom to make it. I vividly remember that time because I almost ruined all the process when I overused a type of powder, I don't even know it's name. And mom regretted having asked for help from a clumsy boy. 2. Do you like cakes? Definitely yes. Although I know that it is not a healthy one, I always dig in and when we have parties with cakes I usually ask for second help. 3. Do you eat cakes or other sweets after a meal? I gotta say not every day. I eat cakes and sweets on special days like birthdays. On a typical day I just grab some fruit, usually apples. The reason for that is I think it helps me to digest what I eat. @Advanced_with_uk

Speaking part 1. Colours. 1.What colour car would you choose to buy? Well, colour is not something that really matters to me when it comes to cars. I mean, I'd pay more attention to other features of the car that I'm going to purchase such as the company the car is produced by, horse power and the amount of fuel per 100 km. But, anyway if I had to pick one colour I 'd opt for white. 2. What colour do you like? My favourite colour is vivid green. I don't really know why I like this colour. I think it's because of the nature. I mean, I love the nature when everywhere is green with trees and flowers. However, it differs from one to another according to objects. I mean, I prefer black and white coloured clothes or purple when it comes to home decoration. 3. Do you think colours influence you? I guess yes. Because after having a long overwhelming day I try to spend some quality time in a sealed room with purple coloured walls and accessories. It somehow helps me let off steam and get energised again. In about 20 mins I can feel a real can-do attitude. 4. Were colours important to you when you were a child? Yes, they must've been important according to photos that were taken in my childhood. I mean a large number of them show me in black clothes which were my favourite as my mom said. And I used to have a tricycle in a green colour, so I guess my attitude to colours hasn't changed. @Advanced_with_uk

Some people think we should keep all the money we earn and not pay taxes to the state. To what extent do you agree or disagree? There is a view that taxation system should be abolished and people should be able to keep all the money they earn. However, I totally disagree with this claim because the government can provide the nation with free education and healthcare system, supply pentions and fuel the development of the country. Admittedly, having adequate education and health care systems requires substatial amount of budget to be spent. This fund can be raised by some ways one of which is to accumulate taxes from the population of the state who are able to work and make money. In this way, the govenrment can give the people ,living there, the opportunity to have free access to free study and medical services, which are vitally important part of people’s development and well-being. Providing that the state supplies the nation with these opportunities, it will probably create satisfiable living condition in the border. Otherwise, the population of the state are highly likely to suffer from illetarcy or low level of lifespan, which can be seen in some undeveloped countries. Another reason why taxation system is important is that it will be paid back to the tax payers in the form of pensions when are not able to work and afford to make a living. This is inevitable situation for all people as they grow old their body deteriorate biologically, in turn, losing their capability to act as efficient as their youth. In this case, despite having children and neighbours to take care of them, they need money to feel a sense of independence to be engaged with their favourite activities and fund, at least partly, their daily consumption. Pensions they are paid will definitely be handy to meet these ends. Finally, another integral part of the country is development strategy which is one of the most important indications of state’s prestige among other nations. This strategy includes having substantial monetary system, creating emloyment, constructing residential areas, to name a few. These all are not possible to be reached without funding a large amount of which generated from taxes which employees pay. Therefore, although the government have other sources, like export of goods, it may not be enough to cover all expenses and taxation remains to be significant. To conclude,while taxation system may seem to be trivial as there are other basis to collect stste’s budjet, it is still important to create sufficient living condition to residence and lead the country to evolve. 408 words PS: I'm not an expert, but this essay would get more or les 7.0 if it is written in the real exam. I'm just writing essays to improve my writing as this is the most efficient way to do so.