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#materials Men darsimda nimalardan foydalanaman? 🍕Har xil worksheet/exerciselar uchun: 📌https://agendaweb.org/ 📌https://www.english-practice.at/index.htm 📌https://en.islcollective.com/english-esl-worksheets 🍕 Grammatika boʻyicha testlar uchun: 📌https://www.proprofs.com/quiz-school/story.php?title=multiple-aspecsts_31xg 📌https://www.momjunction.com/articles/english-grammar-quiz-for-kids_00476005/ 📌https://www.kidsworldfun.com/learn-english/english-grammar-quizzes.php 🍕Beginner/elementary darajadagi studentlarim uchun har xil kichik hajmdagi textlarni shu yerdan olaman: 📌https://lingua.com/english/reading/ 📌https://www.esolcourses.com/content/reading/intermediate-english-graded-readers.html 📌https://englishlearning.webgarden.es/menu/1st-and-2nd-eso-year/easy-reading-texts 🍕Yangiliklar, darajaga moslashtirilgan: 📌 https://www.newsinlevels.com/ 📌https://breakingnewsenglish.com/ 🍕Bolachalarga mavzuni yaxshi esda tutishlari uchun qoʻshiqlar: 📌https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLCVFptxsAMjd-e0i3zpEnCYM2RxKQ0cqe 📌https://youtube.com/@EnglishSingsing 🍕IELTSga tayyorlanayotganlarga shu saytlardan maqola beraman, odatda( lekin oʻzim bu saytlardan oʻqimagan ekanman, munde oʻylab qarasam): 📌http://www.theconversation.comk 📌http://time.com 📌http://theguardian.com Podcastlar uchun: 📌https://youtube.com/@Thomasfrank 📌https://www.iheart.com/podcast/105-stuff-you-should-know-26940277/ 📌https://www.ted.com/about/programs-initiatives/ted-talks/ted-talks-audio P.S saved messages'ga irgʻitib qoʻymang. Hozirdan boshlang❤️ @learnpleaser

ChatGPT sizga kitoblardan qimmatli ma'lumotlarni olishda yordam beradi, asosiy g'oyalarni umumlashtirib, amaliy tavsiyalar beradi va ularni hayot tarzingizga qo'llash uchun kundalik tartibni tuzib beradi. 1-qadam: Sohangizga bog'liq bo'lgan kitoblarni aniqlab oling: Qimmatbaho kitoblarni topishning eng yaxshi usullaridan biri bu ChatGPT "prompt" idan foydalanishdir: List the titles of the top 10 most impactful books on "your field"? Bu sizga o'z sohangizdagi eng muhim kitoblar ro'yxatini beradi, bu qiziqishlaringiz va maqsadlaringizga eng mos keladigan kitoblarni topishni osonlashtiradi. 2-qadam: Tanlagan kitobingiz haqiqatdan ham sizga qiziqarli va foydali bo'lishiga ishonch hosil qiling: Sizni qiziqtiradigan kitobni topganingizdan so'ng, quyidagi ChatGPT "prompt"idan foydalanishingiz mumkin: Summarize the key ideas of "name of the book" to get a quick overview of what the book is about. Bu, kitob haqiqatan ham sizning maqsadlaringizga mos keladimi yoki yo'qligini aniqlashga yordam beradi. 3-qadam: Kitobdan o'zingiz qo'llab ko'rishingiz mumkin bo'lgan asosiy tavsiyalarni oling Kitobdan eng qimmatli tavsiyalar ro'yxatini olish uchun ushbu "prompt"dan foydalaning: What are the top 5 actionable takeaways of that book that can be put into practice ? Bu tavsiyalar kitobdan, kundalik hayotingizda foydalanishingiz mumkin bo'lgan eng amaliy va foydali ma'lumotlar bo'ladi. 4-qadam: Tavsiyalarni hayotingizga tatbiq qiling: Oxirgi qadam - siz olgan ma'lumotlaringiz bo'yicha harakat qilishingiz zarur. Bunda ham ChatGPT "promp"ti sizga yordam beradi: Create a daily routine so that I can apply those principles to my lifestyle to help you turn the information you've gained into tangible, actionable steps. Bu sizga o'rgangan ma'lumotlaringizdan maksimal darajada foydalanishga va ularni hayotingizda mazmunli ravishda qo'llashingizga yordam beradi. If you use AI correctly, you'll be ahead of the rest in no time! @asadbekdev

Да Приготовьтесь, сейчас будет шокирующий пост. У вас в жизни бывало такое, что вы задаете вопрос, на который собеседник отвечает просто «Да» или «Нет», но этот ответ двусмысленный и вас это бесит? Например: - На дом ничего не задавали? - Нет. «Нет, на дом задавали» или «нет, на дом ничего не задавали»? Даже если ответ да: «да, задавали» или «да, не задавали»? Безусловно, часть вины на том, кто задает такой вопрос ибо можно было бы заранее подумать будет ли однозначным ответ или нет. Вчера мне стало интересно почему в голосованиях в том же конгрессе вместо людских «Yes» и «No», голоса указываются как «Aye/Yea» и «Nay»? Кто-ж мог подумать какой ящик пандоры это откроет. Оказывается, что в старом английском была т.н. four-form system для affirmatives и negatives. Т.е. Yes, No, Yea, Nay имеют разное значение! Процитирую вики: Yes contradicts a negatively formulated question, No affirms it; Yea affirms a positively formulated question, Nay contradicts it. • Will they not go? — Yes, they will. • Will they not go? — No, they will not. • Will they go? — Yea, they will. • Will they go? — Nay, they will not. Это ж гениально! Это же удобно! Почему от это отказались? А в русском языке такого вообще никогда не было (к вопросу о богатстве языка…)? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yes_and_no#The_Early_English_four-form_system

Assalomu alaykum , guys ! Good part of the day . You have sensed that this channel has been inactive for some time due to my not considering myself worth of running a blog . So my question to you is :

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𝐍𝟕: IELTS (International English Language Testing System) is a widely recognized English language proficiency test that is required for many educational and professional opportunities in English-speaking countries. Uzbek youth may be particularly obsessed with IELTS because of the high demand for English language proficiency in the global job market, as well as the desire to study or work abroad. Additionally, many universities in English-speaking countries require IELTS scores as a part of the admission process. This, in turn, can create a culture of competition and pressure among Uzbek youth to achieve high scores on the test. Furthermore, some students may also see it as a way to gain access to more opportunities and better living standard in other countries.

Why is the obsession with ielts among Uzbek youth?