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🟥 AGREEING🔥 👍So true 👍I agree 👍Exactly! 👍 Precisely! 👍Quite right 👍Absolutely! 👍Damn right! 👍You're right 👍Fair enough 👍I think so too 👍I second that 👍I feel the same way 😀 You can say that again! #learn #English #phrases

🆕 Idiom Time 🆕 Idioms with "Time" 😊 🕑 at the present time - hozirda 🕑 at times – vaqti vaqti bilan 🕒 behind the times – modadan ortda qolgan 🕓 time will tell - vaqt ko’rsatadi 🕔 take your time - shoshilma 🕕 rough times – qiyin vaqtlar #Idioms

✅​​Ingliz tilida suhbatda keng qo'llaniladigan iboralar 1. I don't mind. – Qarshi emasman. 2 . I think so. – Men ham shunday deb o’ylayman. 3 . You'll make it. – Qo’lingdan keladi. 4 . That's the whole point. – Hamma gap shunda. 5 . Easy! – O’zingni bos! 6 . Calm down. – O’zingni qo’lga ol. 7 . Don't worry. Relax. – Havotir olma. Tinchlan. 8 . It makes things easier. – Shunda yengilroq bo’ladi (qiyinchiliklarni yengish). 9 . I haven't given it much thought. – Men bu haqida hali o’ylab ko’rmadim. 10 . It serves you / smb. right. – Senga bu ham kam / battar bo’l. 11 . You'll hear from me. – Sizga o’zim bildiraman. 12 . It's going to be all right. - Hammasi yaxshi bo’ladi. 13 . You bet! – So’rashga hojat yo’q! 14 . - Do you want me to help you? - You bet! – Yordamim kerami? So’rashga hojat yo’q! 15 . Sounds good to me. – Menga to’g’ri keladi. 16 . Time's up. – Vaqt tugadi. 17 . Hear me out! – Meni eshiting! 18 . I couldn't reach you. – Sizga qo’ng’iroq qilib tusha olmadim. 19 . Let happen whatever would happen. – Nima bo’lsa, bo’lar. 20 . It never crossed my mind (that)... - ... hech miyamga kelmagan edi. 21 . Don't mention that. – Bu haqida gapirishga hojat yo’q. 22 . I don't give a damn / a shit – Menga farqi yo’q. 23 . Tell him whatever you want, I don't give a shit. – Unga nima desang, deyaver, menga farqi yo’q. 24 . Get out of my way. – Yo’ldan qoch. 25 . Get lost. – Yo’qol. Sharing is caring ✅

💼 Abbrevations for chatting online: ▪️2 = to ▪️2 mrw = tomorrow ▪️4 =  for ▪️AFK = away from keyboard ▪️AKA = also known as ▪️ASAP =  as soon as possible ▪️A/S/L =  age/sex/location ▪️AYT = Are you there? ▪️B2W = back to work ▪️B4 = before ▪️BBL =  Be back later ▪️BBS = Be back soon ▪️BF = boyfriend ▪️BFF = best friend(s) forever ▪️BRB = Be right back ▪️BTW = by the way ▪️CMB  = Call me back ▪️CMIIW = Correct me if I’m wrong ▪️CU  = See you ▪️CU L8R = See you later ▪️CUZ/COS = because ▪️CWYL = Chat with you later ▪️DC = disconnected ▪️DIY = Do it yourself ▪️DM = Direct Message ▪️F2F = face-to-face ▪️FAQ = frequently asked questions ▪️FB = Facebook ▪️FYI = for your information ▪️FYEO = for your eyes only ▪️GB = goodbye ▪️GF = girlfriend ▪️GG = Gotta go ▪️GL = good luck ▪️GR8 = great! ▪️HBD = Happy Birthday ▪️hhhhhh = very funny ▪️How r u = How are you? ▪️IC = I see ▪️IDK = I don’t know ▪️IMHO = in my humble opinion ▪️IK = I know ▪️IM = Instant Message ▪️IOW = in other words ▪️J/K = just kidding ▪️K = OK ▪️L8R = later (goodbye) ▪️LOL = laugh out loud ▪️M/F = male or female? ▪️mins = minutes ▪️MSG = message ▪️nv = nevermind ▪️OIC = Oh, I see ▪️OTW = on the way ▪️P2P = person-to-person ▪️PLZ = please ▪️PM = Private Message ▪️RUOK = Are you okay? ▪️Sup or Zup = What’s up? ▪️SYL = See you later ▪️TGIF Thank = goodness it’s Friday ▪️THX or thnx = thanks ▪️TYT = Take your time ▪️u = you ▪️U2 = you too ▪️ur = your / you’re Sharing is caring ✅

🚀Quick Speaking Tips: Tip 1. Don’t memorize your answers before the exam. Tip 2. Develop the skill to talk spontaneously on different topics. Tip 3. Practice your IELTS speaking using sample questions with other students. Tip 4. Don’t be shy to ask for clarification. Tip 5. Elaborate, explain, and develop your answers. If possible try to use more academic language. Tip 6. Don’t rush your answers. Speak slowly and clearly (it may seem slow to you but will most likely be a natural pace). Tip 7. Don’t panic if you make a mistake. Tip 8. Practise fluency and accuracy separately. Tip 9. Practise speaking about different topics with native and non-native speakers. Tip 10. Use anecdotes, especially in your practice lessons, so as to avoid errors on exam day. Tip 11. When using examples in your responses, try to avoid hypothetical situations. Tip 12. Learn useful phrases for the exam, especially phrases related to the IELTS speaking topics. Tip 13. Write out your sample answers and try and upgrade them (especially the basic vocabulary!). Tip 14. Developing your listening skills is also essential for a high score. You want to be able to understand the examiner without asking for clarification. Share & Care❤️

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