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📹 Life is a mind game that you play with yourself - David Goggins @selfstudy_88

#grammar📘 According to boshqa insonlarning gap va fikr-mulohazalari aytilganda ishlatiladi, shaxsiy fikrini ifodalashda emas: • According to Rory, the training course was a waste of time. (NOT According to me, the training course was a waste of time.) O’zining fikrini ifodalashda esa ko’pincha I think, in my opinion kabi birikmalardan foydalaniladi: • In my opinion, the training course was a waste of time. @selfstudy_88

PsyPost: Overconsumption of foods high in fat and sugar linked to to worse performance on hippocampus-dependent memory tasks https://www.psypost.org/2023/07/overconsumption-of-foods-high-in-fat-and-sugar-linked-to-to-worse-performance-on-hippocampus-dependent-memory-tasks-166590

#Thesaurus OB-HAVOGA NISBATAN🌤 🥵hot jazirama, issiq: • a hot day • It's too hot to do any work. 🥵warm [weather | climate | day | evening | summer | water | air | wind | clothes | bed | fire | bed] iliq: • a warm summer's evening • It's supposed to be a bit warmer tomorrow. 🥵boiling (hot) [spoken] o'ta issiq: • The weather was boiling hot. • a boiling hot day • It was absolutely boiling this lunchtime. 🥵baking (hot) [BrE] issiq ham dim: • a baking hot afternoon • The weather was baking hot and conditions at the camp became unbearable. • It's baking out there in the garden - I need a drink. 🥵scorching [heat | sun | weather | day | summer | desert] jazirama: • It was another scorching hot July day. • When we got there, the weather was scorching. 🥵humid / muggy [weather | climate | conditions | air | atmosphere | night | day | morning | summer] issiq va nam: • This week sees a return to more humid conditions. • Hong Kong gets very humid at this time of year. • In June the weather was often muggy in the evenings. • It was a warm muggy afternoon, and it looked like it would rain. @selfstudy_88

If You Believe (feat. Patch Crowe) Strive to Be If you believe, you can move the highest mountains Cross the greatest oceans Walk across the water, the water You feel defeated, falling on your knees and Looking up for some hope tonight You try to stand up, but you throw your hands up Like you no longer have the strength to fight 'Cause you've seen too many sunsets, too many days Ending in the darkest night But on your own you'll never know You'll never know If you believe, you can move the highest mountains Cross the greatest oceans, walk across the water, the water Believe, you can move the highest mountains Cross the greatest oceans, walk across the water If you believe They say that all you need is faith But it's almost like you lost your way Took a few wrong turns, took a few breaks Falling behind now, looking for grace 'Cause you need someone to lift you up Yeah, make right all the things you've done 'Cause on your own you'll never know You'll never know If you believe, you can move the highest mountains Cross the greatest oceans, walk across the water, the water Believe, you can move the highest mountains Cross the greatest oceans, walk across the water If you believe If you believe, yeah You can do anything You can do anything You can do anything If you believe If you believe, you can move the highest mountains Cross the greatest oceans, walk across the water, the water Believe, you can move the highest mountains Cross the greatest oceans, walk across the water If you believe, yeah https://t.me/selfstudy_88

📹 ON vs. IN @selfstudy_88

The Guardian: AI revolution puts skilled jobs at highest risk, OECD says https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2023/jul/11/ai-revolution-puts-skilled-jobs-at-highest-risk-oecd-says @selfstudy_88

#difference family or household? Family ya'ni oilaning har bir a'zosi bir-biriga qarindosh bo'ladi; household (xo'jalik) deyilganda esa bir uyda yashaydigan hamma odam tushuniladi, ularni bir-biriga qarindosh bo'lishi shart emas. Bir xo'jalikda (household) bir nechta oila (family) bo'lishi mumkin: • By the 1960s, most households had a TV. @selfstudy_88

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#joke_time😁😅

#Thesaurus escape (kimdir sizni ushlamoqchi bo'lganda yoki sizni to'xtatmoqchi yoki xavfli vaziyat bo'lganda) qochib ketmoq: • The thief escaped through an upstairs window. • She managed to escape from her attacker and call the police. get away (sizni ta'qib qilayotgan odamdan) qochib kemtoq (asosan, sizni ushlash imkoniyati bo'lmaganida. Get away, escape dan kora norasmiyroq hisoblanadi): • The robbers got away but left plenty of clues at the scene. • Don't let him get away! break free / break away (sizni ushlab yoki tutib turgan odamdan) qochmoq: • She broke free and started running. flee [written] (xavfdan qochish uchun juda tez bir) xavfsiz joyga jo'nab ketmoq, qochmoq: • Many people were forced to flee the country. • The two men fled before police arrived. get out (bino yoki xonadan) qochib chiqmoq: • I was locked in the room and couldn't get out. break out qamoqxonadan qochmoq: • The jail is so secure that no one has ever broken out of it. abscond [formal] qamoqxonadan yoki muassasadan qochmoq: • Three prisoners who absconded have still not been found. • He absconded from a psychiatric hospital. @selfstudy_88

4 key reasons why candidates get a lower score • Their answers are too short. Know that you need to give extended answers. Don’t try to rush through this last part of the test because it’s challenging and you’re dying to get to the end. If you give short answers, the examiner will just keep asking you more questions until the time is up. It’s far better to answer each one properly and not have to answer so many of them. • They get stressed over difficult questions. Accept that you’ll be getting difficult questions and deal with them appropriately. • They don’t listen carefully to the question. It’s so easy to just hear one or two key words in the question and think you know what’s being asked. Very often you’ll be wrong. In an exam, that’s a serious mistake to make because you probably won’t answer the question appropriately, so listen carefully before answering. • They don’t fully understand the question. If there’s just one key word in the question that you don’t understand, you aren’t going to be able to answer the question properly. What most candidates don’t know is that you’re allowed to ask one or two questions during IELTS Speaking Part 3 if you really need to.

#Types_of_drinks🍷🥂 What kind of drinks do you often drink? @selfstudy_88

Assalomu alekum✨ Happy Friday❤️! @selfstudy_88

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