IELTS Aid by Dilshodbek (9.0) ✍🏼

And here’s another solid 7.0 - result sent by Mushtariy, my online student who had to update her score. She is a hardworking individual who finally attained her goal - C1 🔥 I know the writing score could’ve been better, but still happy to see this screenshot and I congratulate her again ✅ #results 💯 @ieltsaidbydilshodbek 🆕

Didn’t have many of my students taking tests lately, but received a few nice results today. This student of mine, who wanted to remain anonymous, took the test for the first time and got a solid 7 🔥 She wanted more and is unhappy now, but that’s how ambitious students react to results every time. By making this post, I want to let her know that I am proud to see this outcome. At the end of the day, there are thousands of students who probably dream of a 7 and never get it. #results 💯 @ieltsaidbydilshodbek ✅

So, today, students had the international sporting events topic on the real test. If you struggle with this topic, I have five sample essays written by myself ⬇️ https://t.me/ieltsaidbydilshodbek/414 - 373 words ✅ https://t.me/ieltsaidbydilshodbek/1031 - 1005 words ✅ https://t.me/ieltsaidbydilshodbek/2405 – 263 words ✅ https://t.me/ieltsaidbydilshodbek/3910 – 286 words ✅ https://t.me/ieltsaidbydilshodbek/4049 - 520 words ✅ Enjoy and try to remember the examples used in these ❗️ #EssaysByMe ⚽️ @ieltsaidbydilshodbek 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

Let’s see who moves first

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I had to ask that question 📝 #DilshodTheSurveyor ✍️

Lexical breakdown of the given essay ⬇️ 1. Advanced Vocabulary ✅ • downfall (decline, deterioration) • subsequent (following, ensuing) • migration (movement, relocation) • run-down (dilapidated, neglected) • consistent influx (steady flow, continuous arrival) • collapse (breakdown, failure) • gradual destruction (slow decline, progressive ruin) • economic sector (industry, financial segment) • financial implications (economic consequences, monetary effects) • prioritized (emphasized, focused on) • economic progress (financial development, economic growth) • mitigated (alleviated, reduced) 2. Subject-Specific Vocabulary ✅ • general increase (overall rise, broad improvement) • equal allocation of funds (equitable distribution of money, balanced financial support) • quality of life (living conditions, standard of living) • consistent influx (steady flow, continuous arrival) • infrastructure strain (pressure on facilities, stress on infrastructure) • gradual destruction (slow decline, progressive ruin) • economic sector (industry, financial segment) • skilled labour (trained workforce, experienced workers) • economic progress (financial development, economic growth) 3. Collocations ✅ • benefit cities (advantage urban areas, favor metropolitan regions) • global problem (worldwide issue, universal challenge) • obvious consequence (clear result, evident outcome) • subsequent migration (following relocation, ensuing movement) • better life (improved living conditions, higher quality of life) • collapse of rural areas (breakdown of the countryside, decline of agricultural regions) • gradual destruction (slow decline, progressive ruin) • enhance living standards (improve quality of life, boost living conditions) • prevent more people (stop further individuals, inhibit additional migration) • more investments (increased funding, greater financial support) 4. Phrasal Verbs and Idiomatic Expressions ✅ • seems to benefit (appears to favor, looks to advantage) • result in (lead to, cause) • search of a better life (seek improved living conditions, look for higher quality of life) • move to cities (relocate to urban areas, shift to metropolitan regions) • suffer from (experience, endure) • associated with (linked to, connected with) • involved in farming (engaged in agriculture, participating in cultivation) • rely on agriculture (depend on farming, trust in agricultural industry) • ensure there is less movement (make certain there is reduced relocation, guarantee less migration) • prioritized the growth (emphasized the development, focused on the expansion) • enjoy a better life (experience improved living conditions, have a higher quality of life) • given more reasons to stay (provided more incentives to remain, offered more motivations to stay) • mitigated by more investments (alleviated through increased funding, reduced by greater financial support) #AttentionToDetail 💯 @ieltsaidbydilshodbek ✔️

Some time ago, one of my students asked when I go to sleep, and my reply was ⬇️

I never sleep, cause sleep is the cousin of death

He probably didn’t understand me, but I was obviously quoting one of the greatest lines from one of the greatest ever rap songs - NY State of Mind by the phenomenal Nasir Jones (person smiling on the photo) 💯 Discovering this song was one of the greatest moments of my life and learning the lyrics of this song (for days) definitely helped my English fluency. Great song, great quotes, incredible wordplay and great memories. #explainingreferences 📝 @ieltsaidbydilshodbek 🎶