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How much time do we spend on social media each day? This is the question that needs answering even by me. Spend your few minutes on this video and reflect on yourself to start making a clear distinction between reality and virtuality.

#Irony😂😂😂 While the number of views and subscribers in this channel is ever decreasing, my accidental video, shared by a stranger, got 170,000 views and 15,000 likes in just 5 hours.

Think not about iELTS but how IELTS is going to open ways for bigger and higher summits. Google Headquarters in 6 minutes from the perspective of facilities for employees. Personally, I loved the part after minute 4 when they start talking about food at Google. @ieltstmeielts

@enmags. I guess this channel is an ideal spot where you can download whatever newspaper or magazine according to your preferences.

Attribute to one of my brilliant students who was the reason behind this 10-minute report.

The pie charts illustrate the proportion of water channelled to a number of uses in 6 segments of the world. Apparently, much of Asia, Africa and South America seem to be primarily agriculturally-driven regions while North America and Europe can be regarded as Industrial zones according to their corresponding water utilization. Specifically, 71% of water is used for agricultural practises in South America. The rate is well over 80% in the other agriculturally driven regions with Central Asia topping the list at 88%. Industry and household consumption appear to account for less than one fifth of total water use in Central and South East Asia as well as Africa. Water use for sectors apart from Agriculture is slightly higher in Latin America. In contrast, over half of water in Europe is channelled for industrial purposes. A slightly smaller percentage is apparent for North America. Agriculture is the second most water-intensive field in North America with 39% while only a third of water in Europe accounts for agriculture. Although the proportion of domestic use of water is the lowest for these 2 regions, the figures are greater than corresponding share for Africa and Asia. @ieltstmeielts

🚀When I think of Candidates who can finish reading full tests in under 50 minutes, I start to remember this scene from a popular childhood cartoon 'McQueen'. @ieltstmeielts

The bar chart provides information on employment statistics of UK males and females in 9 different sectors for 2005. Apparently, Top-level positions and occupations requiring skilled workers are male-dominated while communication-related lines of work are female-dominated. Skilled trade is the sector with the biggest difference between proportion of males and females with one in every 5 males and only 2% of the latter. Plant processes and machine operations is another sphere where 12% of UK men are employed compared to a mere 2% of women. Male-domination is apparent in professional and executive positions. Minor occupations which include catering assistants and laborers saw more or less balance of workers between two genders, in which the ratio of males is slightly higher at 12%. The vast majority of females are engaged in administrative and secretarial positions (23%) whereas only 5% of males are employed in this sector. Higher portion of females than men is also seen in personal service, sales and customer service, in which the difference is sizeable. Occupations including associate professional and technical skills employed 13% of men and slightly greater proportion of female gender. @ieltstmeielts