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​​#Essay272 #Writing #Task2 ☘️ Agree / Disagree ✅ Q: Leaders and directors in an organization are normally older people. Some people think younger leader would be better. Do you agree or disagree? 💡 Answer: It is true that higher positions are prevalently held by aged members in many organizations these days. While some people believe younger people would demonstrate better leadership, it is in my opinion that senior managers possess more advantages over the young in leading a company. To begin with, it is usually difficult for the young to compete with the old in terms of experience. Those who have gained adequate experience can more effectively manage to lead the individuals of an organization than those who do not. The reason for this is that business matters often require the people in charge to have not only the knowledge of coping with problematic situations but also strong nerves to calmly find a feasible solution. As a result, years of experience in a relevant position tend to make the elderly better candidates than those who are relatively young and new to the tasks. Another advantage belonging to aged people is that they are likely to receive more support from the people in an organization. As the time spent working with the staff of the senior is often longer, they can understand their colleagues better, achieving more popularity. It is interpersonal communication skills and approval of other people that can tremendously affect the success of a leader. Younger members, on the other hand, will need more time to make contributions over time to prove themselves worthy. In conclusion, I believe that critical positions of authority should be given to senior staff members for the certain reasons mentioned rather than the young. ✍️ Total words: 256 📍Band: 7.0+

Exam date: 25.08.2022 Test with CD Venue: Cambridge University Candidate: Xumora Examiner: Tania Part 1: Hometown Street markets Part 2: Describe something that helped you for learning language Part 3: Related to learning languages Examiner was very polite and kind😊 Sharing is caring❤️

Date: 23.07.2022 Test Centre: Cambridge IU Venue/City: Tashkent/NOVZA Examiner: ... Candidate: Vakhobov AlisheRRR Exam type: Listening reading writing Task 1: Average consumption of soft drinks and bottled water in 5 countries in 2002 (bar chart) Task 2: Some people think that high school students should learn literature in their own country. Others believe that it is more important study literature all over the world. Discuss both views and give your own opinion. Describe .. Reading topics: I remember only "Whales" Listening: 1-section gap filling about courses form 2-section map and matching 3-section multiple choice 4-section gap filling Sharing is caring❤️

Date:06 October,2022 Test Center IDP Venue: Delhi (India) Examiner : old indian lady(can't remember her name) Exam type:Speaking Part 1: Studying Evenings Weekends, childhood Part 2: Describe a technology which changed the world in positive way Part 3: Related to part 2 Inventions and inventors the examiner was very polite.Good luck everyone. Thanks for sharing!!! Sharing is caring❤️ 📌

💥 Vocabulary 💭 remote destinations - places far away 💭 arctic - near Antarctica 💭 contains - has 💭 regarding - as it concerns 💭 preservation - keeping safe 💭 pros - advantages 💭 decisively outweigh - definitely stronger than 💭 cons - disadvantages 💭 on the one hand - on one side 💭 tradeoffs - downsides 💭 untouched - never developed 💭 rapid industrialization - lots of machines, etc. 💭 best efforts - trying their hardest 💭 local governments - the countries themselves 💭 contamination - hurting 💭 various South Pacific islands - small islands in the Pacific ocean 💭 Philippine archipelago - the islands around the Philippines 💭 popular tourist destination - place tourists go infrastructure - buildings, roads, etc. 💭 similarly - relatedly 💭 cultural environment - the culture, traditions 💭 risk - threat 💭 numerous indigenous cultures - many native peoples 💭 struggle - try hard 💭 maintain their unique heritage - preserve traditions 💭 foreigners - people from other countries 💭 pour into - put a lot into 💭 isolated regions - places far away 💭 on the other hand - however 💭 positives - advantages 💭 research - studies 💭 currently occupied - right now those living there 💭 traditional societies - old cultures 💭 effectively without purpose - essentially no reason 💭 ranging from - including 💭 terrain - land 💭 inhospitable weather - bad weather 💭 offer attractive experiences - make people want to go there 💭 intrepid traveller - adventurous people 💭 researchers - scientists 💭 tangible - real 💭 Galapagos islands - some remote islands 💭 sailed - went by boat 💭 conducted foundational research - important studies 💭 theory of evolution - idea that we evolved from animals 💭 resulted in - caused 💭 discoveries - found out that 💭 archaeology - bones, artifacts 💭 medicine - medical science 💭 marine life - sea animals 💭 environment - nature 💭 injurious - hurts 💭 strong belief - powerful conviction 💭 opening up - allowing people in 💭 unexplored regions - places people have not been 💭 net positive - overall good 💭 regulate - keep in check 💭 mitigate - control 💭 inherent dangers - risks sure to come up #Vocabulary ╔════📌═════╗ 📓 @ieltshouse777 📕 @ielts24bd ╚═════📌════╝

Synonyms of "Cold" 🥶 ❄chilly ❄cool ❄freezing ❄icy ❄snowy ❄icy-cold ❄glacial ❄wintry ❄crisp ❄frosty ❄frigid ❄bitter ❄bitterly cold ❄biting ❄raw ❄arctic ❄nippy ❄parky ❄chill ❄gelid

31.08.2022 Exam condition: via Zoom Location: Cambridge International Univercity(Novza) Name: tinda Part 1 Study schedule Work are you student Part 2 Describe situation smth broken and you tried to rapair it Part 3 Related to repairing Some company spend a little time to produce smth is it right? Do we need to repair smth which is broken? Sharing is caring❤️ 📌

Test centre: BC Venue: Institute of Irrigation and Agriculture Examiner: John Hall - British (I suppose) Candidate: Kadirov Exam type : video call (zoom and they used just a small laptop for that) Part 1: Questions related to studying; About nowadays technology; Which one do you prefer writing or typing? Part 2: Describe a thing that you have learned, not in school or college. Part 3: What are the most important things that parents should teach their children about ? Do you think the human's most valuable skill is the ability to learn? (There were about 6,7 questions in part 3 which I can't  remember right now, unfortunately. Mostly, they were in the topic of learning.) P.S. I was really lucky because the examiner was absolutely supportive. We even had some fun while discussing the topic and he tried to listen very carefully. But I did some horrible mistakes and repeated the damn word "interesting" a number of times. But thanks to the examiner, John Hall, I got my band 7.0! Good luck on your exams! 📌

#Essay257 #Writing #Task2 ☘️ Agree / Disagree ✅ Q:It is better for children if the whole family including aunts, uncles and so on are involved in a child’s upbringing, rather than just their parents. To what extent do you agree or disagree? 💡 Answer: Many today feel that is important for the entire extended family to play a role in child-rearing, while others feel that parents are sufficient. In my opinion, the whole family should be part of the process. Those who doubt the value of the whole family in raising children often point out the potentially negative influence of particular relatives. In an ideal world, each family member would impart their own unique, mature perspectives in the interests of raising a well-rounded child. In practice, many relatives are more likely to serve as bad examples or contradict the efforts of the parents. The best case scenario with such individuals is confusion and in more extreme cases it could lead to developmental problems. There is even the possibility that a close relative is engaging in physical or mental abuse of a child without the parent’s awareness. Nonetheless, the instances above are exceptions that can be dealt with on a case-by-case basis; in most families extra help lessens the burden on parents. A good example of this would be in countries with very tight-knit families such as in Asia and South America. There it is very common for aunts, uncles and the extended family to lend a hand with raising children. The main benefits of this are for parents and children. Parents get a much needed break from looking after their kids. Children benefit from the undivided attention of their relatives. When they come back home, their mother and father are also more likely to feel recharged and fully engaged in parenting duties having had some time to themselves. In conclusion, though there are rare situations where the whole family raising a child can be a negative, it is important for parents to receive support from relatives. Parents should strive to have this familial environment in order to raise well-adjusted adults. ✍️ Total words: 306 📍Band: 7.0+

BC Irrigation institute Exam type: speaking Examiner:Maria (looks like lizard 🦎😝) Part1: Hometown,accomodation,sports Part2: Describe a competition that you'd like to take part in Part3: a single question from app others were improvised by examiner and last question was not understandable Sharing is caring❤️

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Some people think that people are responsible for their happiness. Others feel that happiness depends on other factors in their life. Discuss both sides and give your own opinion. The definition of happiness varies from person to person and from culture to culture, and there is a heated debate over whether individuals can make themselves happy or happiness depends heavily on other external factors. In my view, happiness is a combination of individual efforts and other influences in life, which are outside one's control. Some argue that being happy is only up to the individual and their own endeavors. This argument totally makes sense because we can definitely choose to be happy by, for instance, deciding to take up an interesting pastime or hobby. This is especially true for those whose beloved diversion is doing shopping, since - research proves - it boosts dopamine levels in their brain, which is the pleasure hormone. Another reason for this side of the debate is linked to one's career. No one can force us to do things that we don't enjoy, and we possess full control over our choice of jobs. Artists and musicians, for example, may not earn a large amount of money as politicians or businesspeople do, but they opted for these life paths to satisfy their interests and, of course, to pursue happiness. Nonetheless, other uncontrollable factors also play an equally essential part in increasing our level of contentment in life. One of them is our background. Being born in a country that prioritizes political stability, economic prosperity and individual well-being tends to make a person happy, when they compare their lives with those living in a war-torn and economically struggling nation. The second, albeit no less significant, factor at play is people that surround us. We are more likely to be happy when someone we appreciate and love reaches new heights, rather than when they fail. Overall, I believe that both sides of the discussion carry equal weight. This is because, we can make ourselves happy, on the one hand, by our life decisions, such as an engrossing pastime or a fulfilling job, and, on the other, through other factors: our backgrounds and people around us. #task2