Mirqobil style✨

This is kind of a translation of British English to American English 😂

Do you ever feel like just existing like this cat?)

What practical skills can young people teach old people? - In the modern world there's definitely a whole bunch of stuff that younger generation can teach the older generation. And I think most of these skills are in some way connected to digital devices. Some old people don't even understand how to use something as simple as a mobile phone, which I think is because these electronic devices are advancing way quickly and older people are not being able to keep up with the speed. So, I guess we could give them a hand by not necessary teaching, I would say by explaining how to manage these new tech devices. And I guess this is the only things that older people would need and maybe want to learn from young people. Other skills probably should be taught by them to us. So yeah.

Where can we learn practical skills? - As we live in the era of internet, I don't think it would be hard to find a reliable source for learning almost anything, even if it's a skill that requires you to be physically present in the moment. I mean, you can go and check multiple websites to learn how to cook let's say. And after you go through all the details they ask you to do, you can simply try everything on your own at home and see how well you do it. Or let's say you want to learn gardening. What you can do is, you can watch tutorials on YouTube where gardening content creators teach how to do it from absolute scratch. So, in short, my answer to the question is "on internet" with all the details I've just provided.

What's the difference between children learning and adults learning what they have to learn? - I think the biggest difference is the factor of age and the fact that it can affect the amount of time needed for learning. With kids, it's not very difficult, they pick up whatever you teach them quite quickly. With adults, on the other hand, it may not be as easy as with kids. They usually need more time to process and digest the information you provide them, and I guess the reason for this difference is, again, the age. When you're a child, you don't have much experience in roughly anything, so you feel more like to learn. But when you're over 35 or 40, you already have gone through almost everything possible that life faces you to, so learning something new doesn't seem as existing as it used to.

Band 8+ samples👇

Lol, someone created a fake account, put the ava of my channel, named it the same way and sent an ad. What a creative scammer.

Please understand me right. Whenever I see an IELTS certificate with a band score of 5.5 or 6.0 in speaking, I feel genuinely sorry for the examiner to sit that test with the candidate for roughly 15 minutes. And with 80% of candidates from Uzbekistan getting below 6.0 on speaking, imagine how much suffering that is.

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