MULTILEVEL CEFR & IELTS & SAT

✅Speaking Part 1 Starting your answer naturally👇 Well, actually... To be honest... Let me think for a moment... Yes, definitely... Not really, to be honest... I suppose so... I’d say... That’s an interesting question...

3 Common Mistakes These three errors are common in opinion essays. 🔶Not stating an opinion. 🔷Giving arguments for both views. 🔶Not supporting your opinion with clear reasons.

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Speakingga tayyorgallik korayotgan obunachilarimiz reaksiyani ayamaymiz!

💤 SPEAKING_PART_1 ➡️#FAMILY

◽️How many people are there in your immediate family? ◽️Who do you get on best within your family? ◽️What do you do together with your family?

 🟡 Ideas for Your Answers ✔️ 💭How many people are there in your immediate family?

🌟B2: “There are four people in my immediate family: my parents, my younger sister, and me.” 🌟C1: “My immediate family consists of four members. We are a close-knit family and enjoy spending quality time together.”

💭Who do you get on best with in your family?

🌟B2: “I get on best with my mother because she always listens to me and supports me.” 🌟C1: “I share the strongest bond with my mother because we have similar interests and she’s my role model.”

💭What do you do together with your family?

🌟B2: “We often watch movies together and sometimes cook special meals on weekends.” 🌟C1: “We spend quality time doing shared activities like hiking, celebrating family traditions, or discussing our week over dinner.”

One way or the other, S + Verb = Nima qilib boʻsayam

For example:    🔹 One way or the other, I will get C1 on Multilevel test    🔹 One way or the other, I will buy Rolls Royce

Structure for speaking:

One way or the other, S + Verb = Nima qilib boʻsayam

For example:    🔹 One way or the other, I will get C1 on Multilevel test    🔹 One way or the other, I will buy Rolls Royce

💚Other ways to say "Interesting"💚 🤖it’s riveting 🐧it’s gripping 🐼it’s engaging 🐎t’s intriguing 🐄it’s absorbing 🦅it’s entrancing 🐷it’s fascinating 🦉it’s compelling 🐦it’s engrossing 🦔it’s enchanting 🐇it’s captivating 

✅Writing Task 1 You are not satisfied with a service provided by a company and want to cancel it. Write a letter to the company to complain about the service and request cancellation In your letter: • describe the service and how long you have been using it, • explain why you are unhappy with the service, • ask for the service to be cancelled and confirm any final steps 10.05.2025 1 smena task 1

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✍️Vocabulary to represent comparison in graphs ✅Similar • about • almost • nearly • roughly • approximately • around • just about • very nearly ✅Just over • just above • just over • just bigger • just beyond • just across ✅Just short • just below • just beneath • just sort • just under • just a little ✅Much more • well above • well above • well beyond • well across • well over ✅Much less • well below • well under • well short • well beneath

INFORMAL VS FORMAL 🌟 ✨ Bright/smart - intelligent (aqlli) ✨ Buy - purchase (xarid qilmoq) ✨ Build - construct (qurmoq) ✨ But - however (ammo) ✨ Bad - negative (yomon) ✨ Break out - erupt (boshlanib ketmoq) ✨ Block - undermine (to'sqinlik qilmoq) ✨ Blow up - explode (portlamoq) ✨ Boss - employer (ish boshlig'i) ✨ Brave - courageous (jasur) ✨ Better - improved (yaxshiroq) ✨ Big - enormous (ulkan)

The line graph shows how much money was spent on books in four countries, namely Germany, France, Italy and Austria between 1995 and 2005. Units are measured in millions of US dollars. Overall, the money spent on books in all countries increased steadily. The highest figure was for Germany, while Italy experienced the lowest over the span of ten years. By 1999, the figures for Germany and Austria had risen slightly by 10 million dollars to 90 and 40, respectively. Germany saw a mere decrease to 85 in 2003, whereas expenditures of Austrian people for books rose dramatically to 60. Both countries finished the year with an upward trend, approximately 72 for Austria and almost 96 for Germany. As far as Italy and France are concerned, they started with 50 and 55, in the order given. In 1997 they met at approximately 57. France started to grow in 1999 and continued until 2005 to about 75 million dollars. As for Italy, it experienced a little decrease in 1999, before it grew gradually to 62 by the end of period given.