Sarvar Khatamov I 8.5

Revised (8.5-9.0) Despite having no experience in the fine art of cooking, I enjoy challenging myself with simple recipes from time to time. For instance, the last dish I made was oatmeal porridge with milk, enhanced with dried banana and strawberry pieces for added flavor.

Original (band 8.0) Although I have no experience in the fine art of cooking, I enjoy challenging myself with simple recipes from time to time. For example, the last dish I made was oatmeal porridge with milk, complemented by dried banana and strawberry pieces for added flavor.

It's like bound to happen, you know...

Swear to God, these signs are following me basically everywhere

Nominalization (practice and examples) @examonline_edumo

Many young people spend a considerable amount of their day on their smartphones. This excessive use can be attributed to a shift in entertainment preferences and parental negligence. However, promoting better digital hygiene and increasing social awareness can help alleviate this issue. The latest trends in entertainment and parental negligence can explain children's electronic obsession. Firstly, various social media platforms, video hosting websites, and streaming services have made the internet a more attractive option for leisure than traditional television. The diversity of content and freedom of choice make it highly appealing to young people. For example, many children today enjoy watching popular YouTuber Mr. Beast, known for his high-quality and bizarre experiment and challenge videos, which might be censored on TV. As a result, children are more attached to their mobile devices, allowing them to watch their favorite content anywhere and anytime. Furthermore, children may resort to digital entertainment due to a lack of attention from their parents. Since parents tend to work long hours and handle household chores afterward, children are often left without much parental interaction. Feeling neglected, children find solace in cheap thrills, such as playing games or watching series on their phones and tablets. Consequently, this increases their daily screen time. Despite these concerns, children can be taught to spend less time on screens. Firstly, parents and caretakers should set daily screen time limits and moderate the content their children access. It is also important for parents to explain to their children the circumstances under which they are allowed to use mobile devices. For example, children can be permitted to use devices only after completing their homework and household responsibilities. This approach encourages children to finish their tasks promptly while ensuring they are safe from extended screen time and unwanted content. Secondly, parents should actively participate in their children's upbringing by setting a good example. Local communities and schools can collaborate with parents to raise awareness about issues such as reduced attention spans and clip thinking, which often arise in children prone to binge-watching. Therefore, it would be wise for parents to implement an "offline policy," encouraging quality family time at least once a week. This approach not only serves as a digital detox but also strengthens family bonds. In conclusion, children spend a considerable amount of time on their smartphones due to widely available content and parental negligence. This alarming tendency can be mitigated if parents, school authorities, and local governments work together. Ultimately, children should not be glued to their screens; instead, they should be encouraged to explore the amazing world around them.

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