IELTS with Kamila Rasulova

Idioms For IELTS:

•Hit the books - Study hard •Cost an arm and a leg - Very     expensive •On cloud nine - Very happy •Break a leg - Good luck •Let the cat out of the bag -   Reveal a secret •Call it a day - Stop working •A piece of cake - Very easy •Spill the beans - Reveal   information •In hot water - In trouble •Jump the gun - Act too soon •Pull someone's leg - Joke with   someone •Read between the lines - Understand hidden meaning •Hit the sack - Go to bed •Have a sweet tooth - Love   sweets •Give someone a hand - Help   someone

The line graph compares the average weekly patient numbers across four specialized clinics—Birth control, Eye, Diabetic, and Dental—within a single hospital from 2010 to 2016. Overall, three of the four clinics experienced an increase in patient visits over the six-year period, with the Eye clinic witnessing the most dramatic growth to become the most visited. In contrast, the Birth control clinic, despite being the most popular initially, ended the period with the same number of visitors it had at the start after several years of fluctuation. In detail, the Eye clinic began with 125 weekly patients in 2010. After a moderate rise to 150 in 2012, the figures surged significantly, reaching a peak of 350 by 2016. The Diabetic clinic followed a similar, though more gradual, upward trajectory; it started as the least visited clinic with approximately 70 patients and grew steadily to finish at 180 by the end of the period. Regarding the other two clinics, the Birth control clinic initially led the group with 240 patients. While this figure rose to 280 in 2012, it subsequently plummeted to 180 in 2014 before recovering back to 240 in 2016. Finally, the Dental clinic saw its attendance dip from 100 in 2010 to a low of 60 in 2012. However, this was followed by a consistent recovery, with patient numbers climbing to 130 by 2016, surpassing its initial 2010 figures.

The line graph compares the average weekly patient numbers across four specialized clinics—Birth control, Eye, Diabetic, and Dental—within a single hospital from 2010 to 2016. Overall, three of the four clinics experienced an increase in patient visits over the six-year period, with the Eye clinic witnessing the most dramatic growth to become the most visited. In contrast, the Birth control clinic, despite being the most popular initially, ended the period with the same number of visitors it had at the start after several years of fluctuation. In detail, the Eye clinic began with 125 weekly patients in 2010. After a moderate rise to 150 in 2012, the figures surged significantly, reaching a peak of 350 by 2016. The Diabetic clinic followed a similar, though more gradual, upward trajectory; it started as the least visited clinic with approximately 70 patients and grew steadily to finish at 180 by the end of the period. Regarding the other two clinics, the Birth control clinic initially led the group with 240 patients. While this figure rose to 280 in 2012, it subsequently plummeted to 180 in 2014 before recovering back to 240 in 2016. Finally, the Dental clinic saw its attendance dip from 100 in 2010 to a low of 60 in 2012. However, this was followed by a consistent recovery, with patient numbers climbing to 130 by 2016, surpassing its initial 2010 figures.

Interesting idioms⬇️ Elefant in the room - a big problem that everypne is ignoring Snake in the grass - a hidden enemy or smb who pretends to be your friend Hold your hourses - wait, be patient Try to write sentences using them😉

Useful ielts writing sentence structures: Subject + Verb + adverb The number of students who passed ielts in 2025 increased dramatically There was/were + a/an +adjective + noun + in There was a dramatic increase in the number of students who passed ielts in 2025 Subject + witness/see/experience + a/an + adj The number of students who passed ielts in 2025 experienced a dramatic increase

Helloo guys! Lets do Listening today! Cambridge 15 Test 1 Share your ideas, mistakes, we'll discuss it 😊

Good evening! Here Cambridge 15 Reading Passage 1 vocabulary, enjoy 😊 P.S. if you do the rask of Passage 1 first, it will be even better😉

Open the book Vocabulary for ielts ⬆️ and look through the words in exercise 1.4 Try to define yrself using new vocabulary 😉

Good day!! 😊 Personality vocabulary: apprehensive - fearful assertive - confident charming - enchanting clumsy - bumbling cynical - misanthropic egotistical - narcissistic gullible - trustful (negative) sensible - sane tactful - diplomatic well-liked - liked by everyone