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Those asking about the sky cue card, check this out: https://t.me/ieltsaidbydilshodbek/6195 🔝

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What is the most difficult speaking question you had or seen? Drop it in the comments so that I potentially record a sample for it ⬇️

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Today, I realized that this channel still has some haters. They must feel really bad about not having a "dislike" reaction to my posts. So today, I want to dedicate a couple of hours to these haters and enable the most disgusting reactions on Telegram. By clicking them, they can release more hate and enjoy disposing of the venom they've been storing.
Go, haters. This post is yours. React ⬇️
Go, haters. This post is yours. React ⬇️

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MAQTANISH TIME 🚨
I am the guy with most 9s in speaking in this country. If this was some other teacher, you would have to tolerate some vahima posts like "are you ready for my expert samples today?" or "I got a 9 for speaking, do you want to know how?" before actually seeing a sample.
I am the guy with most 9s in speaking in this country. If this was some other teacher, you would have to tolerate some vahima posts like "are you ready for my expert samples today?" or "I got a 9 for speaking, do you want to know how?" before actually seeing a sample.

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Speaking Part 3 - Reading ✅
What’s the difference between movies and books?
Well, in my view, the difference usually lies in how detailed the book is, as books are typically more detailed. They can be 150 to 200 pages long, which is impossible to fully include in a movie, for example. If the movie is going to last for an hour and 30 minutes or two hours, the book will be more informative and take longer to read, usually.
Do you prefer books or movies?
Well, I don’t read books as much these days, which is probably not great, and I prefer more entertainment, which is why I usually watch movies when I have free time. But as a teenager, I remember being more interested in reading, and it was both for pleasure and information. But these days, yes, it’s movies.
Is it important to read a book before watching the movie version of it?
Sure, I think that’s really important if you want to understand the full story from the book first and then compare it to what’s portrayed in the movie. I think that gives you a great comparison, and you can discuss it with friends or other viewers and enjoy a nice discussion.
How can reading help children?
First of all, it’s about improving imagination. I remember reading books as a child, and because there were no smartphones, we would just imagine what was happening. We would read the page and try to picture it. I also think it’s about vocabulary and grammar, as every book contains information. If you learn that information properly, you can acquire beautiful words and new structures for yourself.
Do you think parents should help their children develop the reading habit from an early age?
Definitely. The only answer here is yes. Parents are responsible for that, and if they manage to teach their children to develop a reading habit, it’s going to be a great habit to instill. Children will be smarter, more intelligent, busier in a positive way, and they will likely do better in school, I suppose.
#SpeakingPartThree 🔔
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What’s the difference between movies and books?
Well, in my view, the difference usually lies in how detailed the book is, as books are typically more detailed. They can be 150 to 200 pages long, which is impossible to fully include in a movie, for example. If the movie is going to last for an hour and 30 minutes or two hours, the book will be more informative and take longer to read, usually.
Do you prefer books or movies?
Well, I don’t read books as much these days, which is probably not great, and I prefer more entertainment, which is why I usually watch movies when I have free time. But as a teenager, I remember being more interested in reading, and it was both for pleasure and information. But these days, yes, it’s movies.
Is it important to read a book before watching the movie version of it?
Sure, I think that’s really important if you want to understand the full story from the book first and then compare it to what’s portrayed in the movie. I think that gives you a great comparison, and you can discuss it with friends or other viewers and enjoy a nice discussion.
How can reading help children?
First of all, it’s about improving imagination. I remember reading books as a child, and because there were no smartphones, we would just imagine what was happening. We would read the page and try to picture it. I also think it’s about vocabulary and grammar, as every book contains information. If you learn that information properly, you can acquire beautiful words and new structures for yourself.
Do you think parents should help their children develop the reading habit from an early age?
Definitely. The only answer here is yes. Parents are responsible for that, and if they manage to teach their children to develop a reading habit, it’s going to be a great habit to instill. Children will be smarter, more intelligent, busier in a positive way, and they will likely do better in school, I suppose.
#SpeakingPartThree 🔔
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REMINDER: The first live lesson will take place on Friday ⌛
Those who want to sign up for the writing marathon can only do it this week.
Those who want to sign up for the writing marathon can only do it this week.

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Speaking Part 3, Learning Languages ⚡️
What are the difficulties of learning a new language?
I think it’s the grammar that challenges us more than anything. For example, in Uzbekistan, people speak Uzbek, and mostly they speak Russian as a second language, while learning English as a third language. All of these languages have different grammar, and it takes time to understand and separate those grammatical rules from each other until we start speaking fluently.
What difficulties do people face when learning a language?
Well, like I said, it’s grammar. But if I have to add, I would also mention pronunciation. In some languages, sounds are pronounced one way, and in other languages, they sound totally different. This phonetic element can be as much of a struggle as grammar. Sometimes, I guess, some people struggle more with pronunciation than with vocabulary or grammar.
Why do people learn foreign languages?
Reasons can vary, but for English, for example, it’s quite obvious. People learn English because they want to travel, find a job, or study abroad. I think it’s related to opportunities, which is good because learning a second or third language is scientifically proven to be beneficial.
Do you think learning a foreign language is important?
Yes, just like I mentioned a few seconds ago, it’s beneficial for our health, it’s beneficial for the brain, and it’s a source of opportunities. For example, I learned English quite a while ago, and these days I’m teaching the language, which means learning it helped me find a job that I can keep for years, make money, and help people at the same time.
Do you think the way people learn English today is the same as it was in the past?
As I remember, 20 years ago and even 10 years ago, we had limited resources. We mainly learned from books and articles. But these days, there are so many resources, including social media. Many people now learn English through social media and sometimes communicate with native speakers there, which I guess is fun and an interesting way to learn English. The variety of resources is the main difference, I believe.
Do you think it’s good that English is so popular around the world?
Probably, yes. I would say more yes than no. I’m sure some people believe it damages unique cultures and languages. Some even say that English is responsible for the death of many languages every year. But if you look at it from a more positive angle, you realize that English has made it possible for us to communicate in a more efficient way. I think the world has always needed one or two global languages to ensure people can communicate when they travel and to encourage learning a second language, which is a health benefit. So, yes, I mostly think it’s great that we are speaking English.
#PartThree 🗣️
@ieltsaidbydilshodbek 📌
What are the difficulties of learning a new language?
I think it’s the grammar that challenges us more than anything. For example, in Uzbekistan, people speak Uzbek, and mostly they speak Russian as a second language, while learning English as a third language. All of these languages have different grammar, and it takes time to understand and separate those grammatical rules from each other until we start speaking fluently.
What difficulties do people face when learning a language?
Well, like I said, it’s grammar. But if I have to add, I would also mention pronunciation. In some languages, sounds are pronounced one way, and in other languages, they sound totally different. This phonetic element can be as much of a struggle as grammar. Sometimes, I guess, some people struggle more with pronunciation than with vocabulary or grammar.
Why do people learn foreign languages?
Reasons can vary, but for English, for example, it’s quite obvious. People learn English because they want to travel, find a job, or study abroad. I think it’s related to opportunities, which is good because learning a second or third language is scientifically proven to be beneficial.
Do you think learning a foreign language is important?
Yes, just like I mentioned a few seconds ago, it’s beneficial for our health, it’s beneficial for the brain, and it’s a source of opportunities. For example, I learned English quite a while ago, and these days I’m teaching the language, which means learning it helped me find a job that I can keep for years, make money, and help people at the same time.
Do you think the way people learn English today is the same as it was in the past?
As I remember, 20 years ago and even 10 years ago, we had limited resources. We mainly learned from books and articles. But these days, there are so many resources, including social media. Many people now learn English through social media and sometimes communicate with native speakers there, which I guess is fun and an interesting way to learn English. The variety of resources is the main difference, I believe.
Do you think it’s good that English is so popular around the world?
Probably, yes. I would say more yes than no. I’m sure some people believe it damages unique cultures and languages. Some even say that English is responsible for the death of many languages every year. But if you look at it from a more positive angle, you realize that English has made it possible for us to communicate in a more efficient way. I think the world has always needed one or two global languages to ensure people can communicate when they travel and to encourage learning a second language, which is a health benefit. So, yes, I mostly think it’s great that we are speaking English.
#PartThree 🗣️
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Can we get 100 💔 reactions, so that people reading the essay are pressured into crying?

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Parents today often have very different expectations for their children compared to the past. What are the reasons for this shift, and is it a good or bad thing?
Expectations of parents today are significantly different than those in the past. Reasons for this include overpopulation, different economic climate and social media. Mostly, elevated expectations are detrimental as they pressure a child into exhaustion and mental breakdowns.
In the year 2000, the world’s population stood at around 6 billion people. Just 25 years later, this number increased to over 8 billion, most of whom are young people. A rising number intensifies competition for a better life, especially in areas of education and employment, which means parents want their children to be competitive at all times. Thus, overpopulation can be one of the more obvious reasons for parents’ changing and ambitious expectations.
In addition to overpopulation, many countries have rising inflation and other economic factors that make parents more materialistic. In other words, most parents want their children to be financially literate and well-paid, which means there is a specific focus on money from a young age. In fact, some parents in my native Uzbekistan encourage their children to work from a young age, prioritizing income over education and health.
Social media is another major reason why parents’ expectations can vary and often change in an unexpected way. Platforms such as Instagram and Meta allowed users to follow other people and their achievements. Therefore, it is now easier for parents to compare the success of their child and another child. However, this comparison is often unrealistic. For example, a parent can watch a teenager become an Olympic champion and wonder why their son did not succeed in sports. However, these are the same parents who might have never invested money in their child’s sports career. This is just one example of how social media creates delusions.
With regard to the impact of this trend, it is mostly negative. Obviously, motivating children to be the best is a positive way to influence their character and life goals, but with the way it is done now, there’s likely to be some unintended damage. To be specific, children may feel overwhelmed with the pressure of new expectations and fail to live a regular life. They can also have a lifestyle that does not resemble the life of a child. Too many extracurricular courses and part-time work can destroy a healthy childhood, making children feel less mentally fulfilled.
In conclusion, parents’ expectations are changing because of overpopulation, the economy, and social media. When too much pressure is applied, their expectations can ruin a child’s life in certain ways.
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Expectations of parents today are significantly different than those in the past. Reasons for this include overpopulation, different economic climate and social media. Mostly, elevated expectations are detrimental as they pressure a child into exhaustion and mental breakdowns.
In the year 2000, the world’s population stood at around 6 billion people. Just 25 years later, this number increased to over 8 billion, most of whom are young people. A rising number intensifies competition for a better life, especially in areas of education and employment, which means parents want their children to be competitive at all times. Thus, overpopulation can be one of the more obvious reasons for parents’ changing and ambitious expectations.
In addition to overpopulation, many countries have rising inflation and other economic factors that make parents more materialistic. In other words, most parents want their children to be financially literate and well-paid, which means there is a specific focus on money from a young age. In fact, some parents in my native Uzbekistan encourage their children to work from a young age, prioritizing income over education and health.
Social media is another major reason why parents’ expectations can vary and often change in an unexpected way. Platforms such as Instagram and Meta allowed users to follow other people and their achievements. Therefore, it is now easier for parents to compare the success of their child and another child. However, this comparison is often unrealistic. For example, a parent can watch a teenager become an Olympic champion and wonder why their son did not succeed in sports. However, these are the same parents who might have never invested money in their child’s sports career. This is just one example of how social media creates delusions.
With regard to the impact of this trend, it is mostly negative. Obviously, motivating children to be the best is a positive way to influence their character and life goals, but with the way it is done now, there’s likely to be some unintended damage. To be specific, children may feel overwhelmed with the pressure of new expectations and fail to live a regular life. They can also have a lifestyle that does not resemble the life of a child. Too many extracurricular courses and part-time work can destroy a healthy childhood, making children feel less mentally fulfilled.
In conclusion, parents’ expectations are changing because of overpopulation, the economy, and social media. When too much pressure is applied, their expectations can ruin a child’s life in certain ways.
412 words.
#EssayByMe ✍️
@ieltsaidbydilshodbek 🔔

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https://t.me/diyorbeksieltsLC - here's the link to Diyorbek's new channel. As some of you already know, the previous one was hacked.
Diyorbek is one of the pioneers in the IELTS world here in Uzbekistan, so you know that his channel is a must have in your telegram list 🚨
Drop a follow and wait for further posts. I am sure Diyorbek will prepare something special for this July and August.
Diyorbek is one of the pioneers in the IELTS world here in Uzbekistan, so you know that his channel is a must have in your telegram list 🚨
Drop a follow and wait for further posts. I am sure Diyorbek will prepare something special for this July and August.

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Speaking samples available in my channel (nearly all with a script) 🟢
Part 1️⃣ - Colors ⏺
Part 1️⃣ - Weather ⏺
Part 1️⃣ - Robots ⏺
Part 1️⃣ - Social Media ⏺
Part 1️⃣ - Computers ⏺
Part 1️⃣ - Happiness ⏺
Part 2️⃣ - Interesting Conversation ⏺
Part 2️⃣ - Traffic Jam ⏺
Part 2️⃣ - Thought-Provoking Movie ⏺
Part 2️⃣ - Movie You Disliked ⏺
Part 2️⃣ - Favorite Movie Character ⏺
Part 2️⃣ - Disappointing Movie ⏺
Part 2️⃣ - Happy Childhood Memory ⏺
Part 2️⃣ - Water Sports You Want To Try ⏺
Part 2️⃣ - Person You Follow On Social Media ⏺
Part 2️⃣ - Sports Arena ⏺
Part 2️⃣ - Person Who Loves Cooking ⏺
Part 2️⃣ - Primary School Activity ⏺
Part 2️⃣ - Interesting Conversation with an Older Person ⏺
Part 2️⃣ - Great Team Player ⏺
Part 2️⃣ - Car You Would Like ⏺
Part 2️⃣ - Cultural Place ⏺
Part 2️⃣ - Unique Place ⏺
Part 2️⃣ - Beautiful Sky ⏺
Part 2️⃣ - Article on Health ⏺
Part 3️⃣ - Movies, Reviews ⏺
Part 3️⃣ - Water Sports ⏺
Part 3️⃣ - Social Media ⏺
Part 3️⃣ - Childhood Memories ⏺
Part 3️⃣ - Services and Consumerism ⏺
Part 3️⃣ - Doctors and nurses ⏺
Part 3️⃣ - Culture ⏺
Part 3️⃣ - Crowded Places ⏺
Part 3️⃣ - Conversations ⏺
@ieltsaidbydilshodbek 9️⃣
Part 1️⃣ - Colors ⏺
Part 1️⃣ - Weather ⏺
Part 1️⃣ - Robots ⏺
Part 1️⃣ - Social Media ⏺
Part 1️⃣ - Computers ⏺
Part 1️⃣ - Happiness ⏺
Part 2️⃣ - Interesting Conversation ⏺
Part 2️⃣ - Traffic Jam ⏺
Part 2️⃣ - Thought-Provoking Movie ⏺
Part 2️⃣ - Movie You Disliked ⏺
Part 2️⃣ - Favorite Movie Character ⏺
Part 2️⃣ - Disappointing Movie ⏺
Part 2️⃣ - Happy Childhood Memory ⏺
Part 2️⃣ - Water Sports You Want To Try ⏺
Part 2️⃣ - Person You Follow On Social Media ⏺
Part 2️⃣ - Sports Arena ⏺
Part 2️⃣ - Person Who Loves Cooking ⏺
Part 2️⃣ - Primary School Activity ⏺
Part 2️⃣ - Interesting Conversation with an Older Person ⏺
Part 2️⃣ - Great Team Player ⏺
Part 2️⃣ - Car You Would Like ⏺
Part 2️⃣ - Cultural Place ⏺
Part 2️⃣ - Unique Place ⏺
Part 2️⃣ - Beautiful Sky ⏺
Part 2️⃣ - Article on Health ⏺
Part 3️⃣ - Movies, Reviews ⏺
Part 3️⃣ - Water Sports ⏺
Part 3️⃣ - Social Media ⏺
Part 3️⃣ - Childhood Memories ⏺
Part 3️⃣ - Services and Consumerism ⏺
Part 3️⃣ - Doctors and nurses ⏺
Part 3️⃣ - Culture ⏺
Part 3️⃣ - Crowded Places ⏺
Part 3️⃣ - Conversations ⏺
@ieltsaidbydilshodbek 9️⃣

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Another busy day in the office. Sunday is never really a day off for us.
We will soon offer weekday tests, too.
#CDI ⌨️
We will soon offer weekday tests, too.
#CDI ⌨️

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For those that are new here, I will make a list of all speaking samples available 🔥
Stay tuned 🗣️
Stay tuned 🗣️

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What made you happy as a child?
I think everything, um, because as children we are naïve. I think we are innocent to an extent. So, exploring the world—going outside to play with neighbors, even studying new subjects in school—can make us feel excited because almost everything we do as children is new.
What makes you happy these days?
Well, I'm an adult now. I think I’m mature in the way I think, which is not always a great thing, to be honest, because not much makes me happy now. But I'm materialistic. I think buying new products is something that gets me in the right mood.
Does buying new products make you happy all the time?
Actually, yes. I am a consumer. I buy on a regular basis—whether it's some tangible or intangible products, goods, or services—and the more expensive the purchases, the happier I feel, usually.
And what do you think will make you happy in the future?
Oh, okay. I have a child now, and I think I’ll have another one in the future. Their happiness will probably make me feel more fulfilled. Because as we grow, we realize that life is not just about our own happiness, but about the contribution we can have in other people's lives.
#Speaking 🖥
@dilshodbekravshanov ✈️
I think everything, um, because as children we are naïve. I think we are innocent to an extent. So, exploring the world—going outside to play with neighbors, even studying new subjects in school—can make us feel excited because almost everything we do as children is new.
What makes you happy these days?
Well, I'm an adult now. I think I’m mature in the way I think, which is not always a great thing, to be honest, because not much makes me happy now. But I'm materialistic. I think buying new products is something that gets me in the right mood.
Does buying new products make you happy all the time?
Actually, yes. I am a consumer. I buy on a regular basis—whether it's some tangible or intangible products, goods, or services—and the more expensive the purchases, the happier I feel, usually.
And what do you think will make you happy in the future?
Oh, okay. I have a child now, and I think I’ll have another one in the future. Their happiness will probably make me feel more fulfilled. Because as we grow, we realize that life is not just about our own happiness, but about the contribution we can have in other people's lives.
#Speaking 🖥
@dilshodbekravshanov ✈️

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and ladies and gentlemen, let's be real, if you ask me something like "will this course be useful?", what do you expect me to say? no? "I am a bad teacher so please don't take this course" deb reply qilishim kerakmi? ahahahaha

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It is 2025 outside and some people still don't know how to open PDF files.
Xafa bo'lisham kerakmas.
Xafa bo'lisham kerakmas.

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I will reply to everyone, but it will take some time. Thanks for expressing interest in the course.

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WRITING COURSE (JULY).pdf
I CHALLENGE YOU TO WRITE 50 WRITING TASKS WITHIN A MONTH ❗️
Yes, you heard that right, I am making this course more practical than ever before, but to understand everything about my offer, read the file fully.
I may switch off the comments soon, so that everyone interested can actually read from the beginning till the end without asking unnecessary questions. Let's improve your concentration, too, not only writing.
I tried to be as detailed as possible there. If you believe the course is for you, contact me - @dilshodbekftw to sign up and wait for the reply.
LET'S GO 🗣
Yes, you heard that right, I am making this course more practical than ever before, but to understand everything about my offer, read the file fully.
I may switch off the comments soon, so that everyone interested can actually read from the beginning till the end without asking unnecessary questions. Let's improve your concentration, too, not only writing.
I tried to be as detailed as possible there. If you believe the course is for you, contact me - @dilshodbekftw to sign up and wait for the reply.
LET'S GO 🗣

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Of course I can. I will give you the most detailed course description ever. Will be dropped soon.
Patience please 🤝
Patience please 🤝

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I get messages about the new writing marathon every day, and the answer is yes - I will start one very soon, potentially this week.
I am preparing a course plan, and doing a lot of work on the current one. But soon, there will be a new announcement and more information.
Stay tuned.
I am preparing a course plan, and doing a lot of work on the current one. But soon, there will be a new announcement and more information.
Stay tuned.

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DESCRIBE AN ARTICLE ON HEALTH YOU READ IN A MAGAZINE OR ON THE INTERNET 📖
Well, I love reading articles, and quite often we see articles related to health released either by independent writers or by respected publications that focus on science. I usually read such articles around three times a week.
I do read articles related to health, and the last one that I clearly remember was about coffee and the importance of its consumption.
Actually, I love coffee. It might be the biggest addiction of my life — something I’ve grown up with and continued to enjoy. I usually heard negative comments about coffee — how it’s not good for digestion, how it’s not good in general for our health. But this last article was a relief for me personally because it actually focused on the benefits of consuming coffee — especially how in moderation, it could be one of the greatest drinks to include in anyone’s routine.
I read it in either New Scientist or National Geographic — it was one of those two. I can’t clearly remember the source, to be fair. I was too focused on the article itself. In fact, I even forgot who the publisher was. I read it just out of interest because I like coffee, and I felt incredible after that.
Actually, I think I read it in the morning, and as soon as I finished reading, I had coffee — and it was the most carefree coffee I’ve had in my life, just after reading about how beneficial it can be for our health.
There we go. This is the article that I read recently and really enjoyed. I hope I’m going to read more of these in the future.
#PartTwo ✔️
@dilshodbekravshanov 🗣
Well, I love reading articles, and quite often we see articles related to health released either by independent writers or by respected publications that focus on science. I usually read such articles around three times a week.
I do read articles related to health, and the last one that I clearly remember was about coffee and the importance of its consumption.
Actually, I love coffee. It might be the biggest addiction of my life — something I’ve grown up with and continued to enjoy. I usually heard negative comments about coffee — how it’s not good for digestion, how it’s not good in general for our health. But this last article was a relief for me personally because it actually focused on the benefits of consuming coffee — especially how in moderation, it could be one of the greatest drinks to include in anyone’s routine.
I read it in either New Scientist or National Geographic — it was one of those two. I can’t clearly remember the source, to be fair. I was too focused on the article itself. In fact, I even forgot who the publisher was. I read it just out of interest because I like coffee, and I felt incredible after that.
Actually, I think I read it in the morning, and as soon as I finished reading, I had coffee — and it was the most carefree coffee I’ve had in my life, just after reading about how beneficial it can be for our health.
There we go. This is the article that I read recently and really enjoyed. I hope I’m going to read more of these in the future.
#PartTwo ✔️
@dilshodbekravshanov 🗣

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Trial - a test of the performance, qualities. More information to be shared later.

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Those of you interested in trying our CDI online mock tests (from home) can now sign up for this Sunday’s trial ✅
To complete the test, you will need a computer, a stable internet connection, and three hours of your time on Sunday. During this time, you’ll be asked to complete the main sections: Listening, Reading, and Writing. Once you’ve completed these, we will inform you of your scheduled time for the Speaking test. Speaking tests are conducted online on Monday, Tuesday, or Wednesday. Results will be announced within three days.
The cost is 150,000 🪙
To sign up, contact this account: @Thompson_IELTS_Registration ✅
Most messages will be answered tomorrow.
To complete the test, you will need a computer, a stable internet connection, and three hours of your time on Sunday. During this time, you’ll be asked to complete the main sections: Listening, Reading, and Writing. Once you’ve completed these, we will inform you of your scheduled time for the Speaking test. Speaking tests are conducted online on Monday, Tuesday, or Wednesday. Results will be announced within three days.
The cost is 150,000 🪙
To sign up, contact this account: @Thompson_IELTS_Registration ✅
Most messages will be answered tomorrow.

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I didn’t even joke and we got these reactions. Bro. This post was meant to be a serious one.

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#CDIMOCKUPDATE 📌
We are about to announce remote mock tests (online version), and the first tests will be conducted on Sunday. More information to be shared tomorrow. Stay tuned.
We are about to announce remote mock tests (online version), and the first tests will be conducted on Sunday. More information to be shared tomorrow. Stay tuned.

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These are the lessons Amirxan is referring to ⬇️
Is Crime Forever? 🔫
Media and Power 📺
Do We Need to Explore Space? 🚀
Wild Animals for Entertainment? 🦈
Medicine Online vs Real Treatment 💊
More Consumer Goods = More Environmental Damage? 🗑
One Job vs Multiple Jobs 💼
Formal Exams vs Continuous Assessment ✏️
Ban Unnecessary Flights? 🛫
Truth 24 Hours 7 Days a Week? 🤥
Egalitarian Societies 🏆
Juvenile Delinquency 🗡
Ban Graffiti? 🎨
Money Talk 💰
Climate Change 🌞
Delayed Parenthood 👶
Nursing Homes 👵
Taxes 🪙
Foreign Language in a New Country 🔈
Job Satisfaction 🙂
Tipping at Restaurants 💸
Public Complaints and Frustrations on Social Media 🤬
#TaskTwo 📌
@ieltsaidbydilshodbek ✔️
Is Crime Forever? 🔫
Media and Power 📺
Do We Need to Explore Space? 🚀
Wild Animals for Entertainment? 🦈
Medicine Online vs Real Treatment 💊
More Consumer Goods = More Environmental Damage? 🗑
One Job vs Multiple Jobs 💼
Formal Exams vs Continuous Assessment ✏️
Ban Unnecessary Flights? 🛫
Truth 24 Hours 7 Days a Week? 🤥
Egalitarian Societies 🏆
Juvenile Delinquency 🗡
Ban Graffiti? 🎨
Money Talk 💰
Climate Change 🌞
Delayed Parenthood 👶
Nursing Homes 👵
Taxes 🪙
Foreign Language in a New Country 🔈
Job Satisfaction 🙂
Tipping at Restaurants 💸
Public Complaints and Frustrations on Social Media 🤬
#TaskTwo 📌
@ieltsaidbydilshodbek ✔️

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Got this message from a channel follower today. Amazing overall result with no score lower than 7.0 ⚡️
Congratulations to Amirxan. I am glad my free lessons are helping people ✅
Congratulations to Amirxan. I am glad my free lessons are helping people ✅

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https://t.me/ibratdebate/791 - those of you interested in debates can attend this event ✔️
Go to their channel to get more information.
Go to their channel to get more information.

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Scientific research requires a lot of money. Some people believe that such work is a waste of public funds. Do you agree or disagree?
Some people believe that scientific research is a waste of public funds since it demands a significant amount of money. I disagree with this view since progress in nearly any field is often associated with scientific efforts. Thus, for the development of any country, scientific research is crucial.
Conducting science is often aimed at improving human life. Thanks to thousands of years of research, people discovered electricity, antibiotics, and vaccines, just to name a few essential discoveries. Antibiotics and vaccines are a reason why average life expectancy is over 70 years now, a number that was unimaginable for many people in the past. Electricity, on the other hand, powers the world and makes life more convenient than ever before. These are just some ways science changed human life, which means spending on science is normally a great pursuit.
Awareness is another key reason why investing in science should be supported. As a curious species, we managed to step foot on the moon and understand how our planet functions. Discoveries of gravity, for instance, shaped our perception of life and helped us develop as a species. In other words, science is education, making people aware of who they are and what they need to understand further. This hunger for knowledge should be applauded instead of being criticized based on monetary spending. It is also important to note that countries that spend more money on science usually offer a better quality of life.
In conclusion, scientific research is an effort worth spending billions on. Progress in various scientific fields helps countries improve the lives of their citizens and satisfy human curiosity.
266 words.
Written today during a live lesson.
#EssayByMe 🔬
@dilshodbekravshanov 🧪
Some people believe that scientific research is a waste of public funds since it demands a significant amount of money. I disagree with this view since progress in nearly any field is often associated with scientific efforts. Thus, for the development of any country, scientific research is crucial.
Conducting science is often aimed at improving human life. Thanks to thousands of years of research, people discovered electricity, antibiotics, and vaccines, just to name a few essential discoveries. Antibiotics and vaccines are a reason why average life expectancy is over 70 years now, a number that was unimaginable for many people in the past. Electricity, on the other hand, powers the world and makes life more convenient than ever before. These are just some ways science changed human life, which means spending on science is normally a great pursuit.
Awareness is another key reason why investing in science should be supported. As a curious species, we managed to step foot on the moon and understand how our planet functions. Discoveries of gravity, for instance, shaped our perception of life and helped us develop as a species. In other words, science is education, making people aware of who they are and what they need to understand further. This hunger for knowledge should be applauded instead of being criticized based on monetary spending. It is also important to note that countries that spend more money on science usually offer a better quality of life.
In conclusion, scientific research is an effort worth spending billions on. Progress in various scientific fields helps countries improve the lives of their citizens and satisfy human curiosity.
266 words.
Written today during a live lesson.
#EssayByMe 🔬
@dilshodbekravshanov 🧪

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Today’s the last day to sign up for the new reading course/marathon 🚨
21 authentic passages ✅
21 video explanations ✅
21 PDF analyses ✅
Grammatical breakdowns ✅
100 speaking samples for people doing homework ✅
Contact @dilshodbekftw to sign up 📌
21 authentic passages ✅
21 video explanations ✅
21 PDF analyses ✅
Grammatical breakdowns ✅
100 speaking samples for people doing homework ✅
Contact @dilshodbekftw to sign up 📌

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This essay, by the way, was written in around 7 minutes as a part of my crime essay challenge last year. Surely my boldest move to date and one of the lessons I enjoyed the most.
10 essays in 93 minutes. As we say in football, streets will never forget.
10 essays in 93 minutes. As we say in football, streets will never forget.

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Another wonderful piece of grammar. Concession + emphatic result clause. If I have to paraphrase this moment simply, it means:
Modern concrete is actually very good – we use 19 billion tons of it every year.
We will learn more of these in the new reading course/marathon that starts very soon. Contact @dilshodbekftw to sign up 🔔
#AdvancedReading 📖
@dilshodbekravshanov 📚
Modern concrete is actually very good – we use 19 billion tons of it every year.
We will learn more of these in the new reading course/marathon that starts very soon. Contact @dilshodbekftw to sign up 🔔
#AdvancedReading 📖
@dilshodbekravshanov 📚

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Already had over 6 thousand steps today because of mock tests. If you think taking a test is difficult, try organizing one. That’s a whole different level of stress.
#WeWillDo20KToday
#WeWillDo20KToday

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A month ago, some dudes I never met in my life pulled up to the office to “target” a girl for sovchilik. That girl was my student.
They were asking me questions about her and I was like an FBI agent giving them yes or no answers. It was weird and fun. And weird. And fun.
Anyways, the last thing I said was “otasi bilan gaplashsez yaxshi, man oddiy bir ustozman”.
Like I said, offline classes are something else.
They were asking me questions about her and I was like an FBI agent giving them yes or no answers. It was weird and fun. And weird. And fun.
Anyways, the last thing I said was “otasi bilan gaplashsez yaxshi, man oddiy bir ustozman”.
Like I said, offline classes are something else.

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I had that “ozimni ishimni qilsam boladimi iltimos, og’irlab ketmiman qizini” face.
Offline classes are fun.
Offline classes are fun.

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There was once a guy who followed his girlfriend everywhere. He wouldn’t let me conduct a speaking mock test with her face-to-face (it was simply my duty).
Obsession and jealousy are so fun to watch at times ahahaha.
Obsession and jealousy are so fun to watch at times ahahaha.

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Those 200 people not sleeping, leave some reactions, your girlfriend/boyfriend can wait for a message a bit.

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MIDNIGHT OVERALL EIGHT 🚨
Shohruh is a former offline student and a participant of an online writing marathon. He wanted to upgrade his previous 7.5 to an 8.0 and did it successfully, although OSR was needed to find some balance.
He is a hard worker who has been in this IELTS field for a while. I congratulate him with this one more time.
#StudentResults ✅
Shohruh is a former offline student and a participant of an online writing marathon. He wanted to upgrade his previous 7.5 to an 8.0 and did it successfully, although OSR was needed to find some balance.
He is a hard worker who has been in this IELTS field for a while. I congratulate him with this one more time.
#StudentResults ✅

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The role of prisons should be to punish criminals who have committed serious crimes. Training courses and education offered to prisoners are a waste of taxpayers' money. To what extent do you agree or disagree?
There is a claim that a prison’s main role should be to punish criminals who committed serious crimes, making training courses and education a waste of taxpayer funds. I totally disagree with this view, since the ‘punishment only’ approach results in high recidivism rates, with many criminals coming back to prison.
Investing money in rehabilitation systems is one of, if not the best, ways to reduce recidivism. Current Scandinavian practices show evidence of decreased reoffending rates thanks to education and skill training given to inmates. In other words, instead of focusing on punishment only, many prisons in those European countries have been providing prisoners with opportunities to learn, so that they can change and potentially lead a law-abiding and productive life. Sessions with psychologists, and access to books and game rooms, can all be cited as effective measures within a correctional facility that favors education.
Criminals that reintegrate into society can be of great use to the local economies. They can take jobs in various industries and help the economy grow. As they avoid prisons, they can also reduce populations in correctional facilities, meaning it is a way to spend less money on maintaining prisons. Thus, investing in education and training within prisons is actually a financially sensible way to reduce the overall amount of money being spent on maintaining huge prison populations.
In conclusion, money spent on educating and training criminals is a long-term investment that reduces prison populations and helps local economies. Those who do not reoffend can be an addition to the country’s labor force, meaning they can make a positive contribution.
265 words.
#EssayByMe ✍️
@ieltsaidbydilshodbek ✈️
There is a claim that a prison’s main role should be to punish criminals who committed serious crimes, making training courses and education a waste of taxpayer funds. I totally disagree with this view, since the ‘punishment only’ approach results in high recidivism rates, with many criminals coming back to prison.
Investing money in rehabilitation systems is one of, if not the best, ways to reduce recidivism. Current Scandinavian practices show evidence of decreased reoffending rates thanks to education and skill training given to inmates. In other words, instead of focusing on punishment only, many prisons in those European countries have been providing prisoners with opportunities to learn, so that they can change and potentially lead a law-abiding and productive life. Sessions with psychologists, and access to books and game rooms, can all be cited as effective measures within a correctional facility that favors education.
Criminals that reintegrate into society can be of great use to the local economies. They can take jobs in various industries and help the economy grow. As they avoid prisons, they can also reduce populations in correctional facilities, meaning it is a way to spend less money on maintaining prisons. Thus, investing in education and training within prisons is actually a financially sensible way to reduce the overall amount of money being spent on maintaining huge prison populations.
In conclusion, money spent on educating and training criminals is a long-term investment that reduces prison populations and helps local economies. Those who do not reoffend can be an addition to the country’s labor force, meaning they can make a positive contribution.
265 words.
#EssayByMe ✍️
@ieltsaidbydilshodbek ✈️

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Another crime essay was given on a real test today, and I have a sample for a similar topic. Will be shared below. Pay most of your attention to clarity, cohesion and coherence ⬇️

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THE BEST COLLOCATIONS FROM YESTERDAY'S ESSAY ⬇️
Job satisfaction – the feeling of fulfillment or enjoyment from one’s work.
Stuck at the same level – unable to advance or improve in a job.
Financial pressure – stress caused by money-related problems.
Monthly income – the amount of money earned every month.
Disposable income – money left after paying for basic needs, available for personal use.
Earn a fortune – make a very large amount of money.
Prioritizing money – making money the main factor in decisions.
A practical choice – a realistic and sensible decision.
In the long run – over an extended or long period of time.
#SayYesToCollocations ✍️
Job satisfaction – the feeling of fulfillment or enjoyment from one’s work.
Stuck at the same level – unable to advance or improve in a job.
Financial pressure – stress caused by money-related problems.
Monthly income – the amount of money earned every month.
Disposable income – money left after paying for basic needs, available for personal use.
Earn a fortune – make a very large amount of money.
Prioritizing money – making money the main factor in decisions.
A practical choice – a realistic and sensible decision.
In the long run – over an extended or long period of time.
#SayYesToCollocations ✍️

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I remember reading this sentence the first time and thinking "Well, so is it common or not common?" 🤔
And it took me some time to understand that it was a structure similar to a double negative in grammar. Maybe it was not the best example of it, but similar in logic for sure.
These are the moments where you realize grammar matters ✏️
More of these structures will be taught in my new reading course, which will focus on analyses of passages in the most detailed ways you can imagine.
Contact @dilshodbekftw to sign up 📌
And it took me some time to understand that it was a structure similar to a double negative in grammar. Maybe it was not the best example of it, but similar in logic for sure.
These are the moments where you realize grammar matters ✏️
More of these structures will be taught in my new reading course, which will focus on analyses of passages in the most detailed ways you can imagine.
Contact @dilshodbekftw to sign up 📌

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It has been noticed that many young people choose their future job based on how much money they can make. This focus on a salary can be beneficial in terms of guaranteeing a stable life in a financial sense, but the drawbacks of this emphasis outweigh its benefits.
In the world where living costs are rising annually, a sufficient monthly income is crucial. In cities, particularly, expenses such as rent, food, and transportation have become a headache for many, convincing young people that they do need to focus on a job that pays well. This concentration is a practical choice since these professionals can earn enough money to sustain a stable lifestyle. This stability helps prevent anxiety and have enough disposable income to spend on additional wants and needs.
Nevertheless, money cannot compare to the value of job satisfaction for many young people. While a salary can help one deal with financial pressure, it cannot always keep people fulfilled. This is especially true in a workplace where people spend a major part of their lives. Thus, choosing a job based on one’s interests and passion may be a wiser choice. This decision can help an employee enjoy their day more. We can also argue that some people eventually become millionaires doing a job they love, meaning their initial focus on passion helped them earn a fortune.
Quite often, those who only focus on a salary do not consider other aspects of work. For example, some well-paying jobs do not help people grow. This means people can be stuck at the same level for years and not develop personally in terms of skill and knowledge. In addition to the lack of growth, some people prioritizing money often hate their occupation, which can affect their mental health in the long run.
In conclusion, although choosing a job based on a salary can seem a practical choice, it is not always the healthiest and the most rational choice. Selecting an occupation based on interest is more beneficial.
334 words.
Maybe 8/8/7/8 since vocabulary is quite simple at times. Still a good read, though.
#EssayByMe 💸
@ieltsaidbydilshodbek 🔔
In the world where living costs are rising annually, a sufficient monthly income is crucial. In cities, particularly, expenses such as rent, food, and transportation have become a headache for many, convincing young people that they do need to focus on a job that pays well. This concentration is a practical choice since these professionals can earn enough money to sustain a stable lifestyle. This stability helps prevent anxiety and have enough disposable income to spend on additional wants and needs.
Nevertheless, money cannot compare to the value of job satisfaction for many young people. While a salary can help one deal with financial pressure, it cannot always keep people fulfilled. This is especially true in a workplace where people spend a major part of their lives. Thus, choosing a job based on one’s interests and passion may be a wiser choice. This decision can help an employee enjoy their day more. We can also argue that some people eventually become millionaires doing a job they love, meaning their initial focus on passion helped them earn a fortune.
Quite often, those who only focus on a salary do not consider other aspects of work. For example, some well-paying jobs do not help people grow. This means people can be stuck at the same level for years and not develop personally in terms of skill and knowledge. In addition to the lack of growth, some people prioritizing money often hate their occupation, which can affect their mental health in the long run.
In conclusion, although choosing a job based on a salary can seem a practical choice, it is not always the healthiest and the most rational choice. Selecting an occupation based on interest is more beneficial.
334 words.
Maybe 8/8/7/8 since vocabulary is quite simple at times. Still a good read, though.
#EssayByMe 💸
@ieltsaidbydilshodbek 🔔

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Let me distract you a bit with a nice 8/8/8/8 essay for this topic:
Many young people's choice of future jobs is based on salary. Do the advantages outweigh the disadvantages?
@dilshodbekravshanov 😂
Many young people's choice of future jobs is based on salary. Do the advantages outweigh the disadvantages?
@dilshodbekravshanov 😂

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The deadline to join the reading course is Monday. On Tuesday, I will give the first homework.
I will make a few more posts dedicated to this course soon. Those who want to join, contact @dilshodbekftw ✍️
I will make a few more posts dedicated to this course soon. Those who want to join, contact @dilshodbekftw ✍️

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OVERALL 8.0 with a PERFECT READING SCORE 🔥
This is the result I forgot to share earlier. Iroda is a participant of an 8+ course who needed to upgrade her result. She did that successfully, turning her previous 7.0 to a fresh 8.0 overall.
That perfect 9.0 for reading compensated the writing score. And yes, Iroda hates writing.
Anyway, she did a great job. Combining work with studies is a challenging task, but that didn’t stop her. Congratulations to Iroda again 💥
#StudentResults 🪩
This is the result I forgot to share earlier. Iroda is a participant of an 8+ course who needed to upgrade her result. She did that successfully, turning her previous 7.0 to a fresh 8.0 overall.
That perfect 9.0 for reading compensated the writing score. And yes, Iroda hates writing.
Anyway, she did a great job. Combining work with studies is a challenging task, but that didn’t stop her. Congratulations to Iroda again 💥
#StudentResults 🪩

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Koroche, CDI was, is, and will be a better choice anyway.
The only reason why PBI still exists is the digital divide. Some people don’t have a computer in their household and may feel discriminated if they have to take CDI.
However, that is all a matter of time. With proper solutions, PBI will be gone, hopefully in a year or two.
#SayYesToCDI 💻
The only reason why PBI still exists is the digital divide. Some people don’t have a computer in their household and may feel discriminated if they have to take CDI.
However, that is all a matter of time. With proper solutions, PBI will be gone, hopefully in a year or two.
#SayYesToCDI 💻

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The way they will do it is simple. They will probably listen to a candidate’s speaking, read his essays and then compare all of that to his listening and reading scores. I mean, imagine if someone makes 36 spelling mistakes in the essay, yet gets 36 correct listening answers. That’s basically the guy whose result will be targeted.
#Tamom
#Tamom

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Kamola is a great example of a great self-learner. She is a former offline student who had to retake her IELTS for Master’s application. I couldn’t find any suitable offline groups for her, but she did watch some video lessons and analyzed some essay samples at home.
An overall 8.0 with an 8.0 for writing 🔥
I tried to encourage her to do OSR for reading, but it is her financial decision now. Congratulations to Kamola, she should be celebrating this academic feat now.
@ieltsaidbydilshodbek 💥
An overall 8.0 with an 8.0 for writing 🔥
I tried to encourage her to do OSR for reading, but it is her financial decision now. Congratulations to Kamola, she should be celebrating this academic feat now.
@ieltsaidbydilshodbek 💥

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50+ requests to join the reading marathon. I only replied to like 6 people so far, but that will be solved during the day.
Don’t delete your chats out of anger. My answer is on the way. Thanks for the patience.
Don’t delete your chats out of anger. My answer is on the way. Thanks for the patience.

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NEW READING COURSE.pdf
Here's the description of a new reading course ✔️
Read carefully if you want to participate and improve your reading comprehension. If you cannot finish reading this file, you don't need a course, trust me.
Those who want to participate, text @dilshodbekftw ✈️
Read carefully if you want to participate and improve your reading comprehension. If you cannot finish reading this file, you don't need a course, trust me.
Those who want to participate, text @dilshodbekftw ✈️

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I will announce a reading course tonight. The entire course plan will be explained in detail in a PDF file.
I will include some bonus speaking material there, too.
Stay tuned ⚡️
I will include some bonus speaking material there, too.
Stay tuned ⚡️

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Munisa is a participant of an 8+ course and surely made this Wednesday better 💥
Overall 8.5 with 8.5 in writing is worth a really good steak tonight. It was a lot of hard work, and she is really close to a 9.0 overall. I don’t want to hype her up too much, we will just modestly work further to reach that goal.
Thank you Munisa, back to the lab soon.
#StudentResults ⚡️
@ieltsaidbydilshodbek 🔔
Overall 8.5 with 8.5 in writing is worth a really good steak tonight. It was a lot of hard work, and she is really close to a 9.0 overall. I don’t want to hype her up too much, we will just modestly work further to reach that goal.
Thank you Munisa, back to the lab soon.
#StudentResults ⚡️
@ieltsaidbydilshodbek 🔔

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This Sunday, we will conduct both paper and CDI tests. To sign up, contact @dilshodbekmock 🔔
PBI cost - 150,000 sums (results in 3 days) 📎
CDI cost - 190,000 sums (results in 2-3 days) ⌨️
Location is the same: https://yandex.uz/maps/-/CHUquOJg 📍
Most messages will be answered at night since I have a couple of lessons.
PBI cost - 150,000 sums (results in 3 days) 📎
CDI cost - 190,000 sums (results in 2-3 days) ⌨️
Location is the same: https://yandex.uz/maps/-/CHUquOJg 📍
Most messages will be answered at night since I have a couple of lessons.

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Ibodatoy is a former student of mine who decided to retake the test this summer. She previously had an overall 8.0 and wanted an 8.5 this time around.
Listening and Reading weren’t the biggest concerns, but we had to make sure writing is at least a 7.5. And thankfully, everything worked. Ibodatoy is a C2 level candidate now, which was her goal for some time.
Congratulations to her again. She worked hard for this.
#StudentResult 🔥
Listening and Reading weren’t the biggest concerns, but we had to make sure writing is at least a 7.5. And thankfully, everything worked. Ibodatoy is a C2 level candidate now, which was her goal for some time.
Congratulations to her again. She worked hard for this.
#StudentResult 🔥

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🫶🏼 - this one is a friendzone emoji, just saying. This never means love, it means "ok, thanks, now let me focus on my life a bit".

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Let's agree on one more thing. Most of the time, when people use 👏, they just want to be sarcastic, ahahahahahah. I hate that emoji so much.

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😭 - this one is also questionable, because why are you crying as a man?
😔 - this one is goated, use it instead. Just a disappointed face. Just a "I wish things were different" stoic face.
😔 - this one is goated, use it instead. Just a disappointed face. Just a "I wish things were different" stoic face.

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Speaking of this emoji - 🥹, I used it accidentally a couple of times, but let's all agree, it is a feminine emoji. Men should not use that.

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Or I think I should just praise myself more. People are in love with that type of content.
Something like "kecha ozimni 3chi moshinamni xarid qildim 🥹" or whatever else there is.
Something like "kecha ozimni 3chi moshinamni xarid qildim 🥹" or whatever else there is.

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If I just told a story about my crazy ex-girlfriend, the post would've gotten like 300 reactions already, but... it is just an essay, so people are like "yeah man, nothing special, just a piece of writing here, not even a picture of a steak".
I wouldn't mind a steak right now though, not gonna lie.
I wouldn't mind a steak right now though, not gonna lie.

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Nowadays, most countries can improve the standard of living through economic development, but some social values are lost as a result. Do you think the advantages of this phenomenon outweigh the disadvantages?
These days, the majority of countries prioritize improving the standard of living through economic progress, but it has been noticed that social values can be lost in this process. Although a country’s social fabric can be affected when the economy is a priority, I believe the advantages of focusing on economic advancement prevail.
When a country emphasizes economic growth, the traditional way of life may be neglected. This means the government improves its business relationships with other countries and allows the country to globalize. This process includes welcoming foreign companies and guaranteeing the freedom of choice for locals. In this process, people are free to listen to any music they want or watch whatever movies they wish, making the locals follow similar tendencies as those living abroad. Thus, the most obvious consequence of focusing on economic growth is changing the social fabric of a country to a certain extent.
Nevertheless, economic growth is far more important in the world where inflation and unemployment ruin people’s lives. In the majority of countries, there is either an active economic recession or one that is about to take place. Therefore, blaming the country for focusing on improving the quality of life is illogical. This is why most countries embrace globalization, with my native Uzbekistan not being an exception. In the last 10 years, we had more foreign businesses enter the country and create numerous jobs for the locals.
Not focusing on economic growth can lead to tragic consequences. When the country suffers from poverty or income inequality, it normally suffers from high crime rates, too. Illiteracy can become an issue as well, meaning many people are uneducated. To avoid these problems, countries have to focus on economic development - a decision that supports the welfare of locals in many ways. This can help people lead healthy lives and purchase any goods and services they need for a great life.
In conclusion, it is true that a country’s culture can be changed in some ways when the economy is a priority, but it seems to be an inevitable change. The benefits of emphasis on the economy outweigh all the drawbacks since a better economy often means an increase in the number of richer and happier people.
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These days, the majority of countries prioritize improving the standard of living through economic progress, but it has been noticed that social values can be lost in this process. Although a country’s social fabric can be affected when the economy is a priority, I believe the advantages of focusing on economic advancement prevail.
When a country emphasizes economic growth, the traditional way of life may be neglected. This means the government improves its business relationships with other countries and allows the country to globalize. This process includes welcoming foreign companies and guaranteeing the freedom of choice for locals. In this process, people are free to listen to any music they want or watch whatever movies they wish, making the locals follow similar tendencies as those living abroad. Thus, the most obvious consequence of focusing on economic growth is changing the social fabric of a country to a certain extent.
Nevertheless, economic growth is far more important in the world where inflation and unemployment ruin people’s lives. In the majority of countries, there is either an active economic recession or one that is about to take place. Therefore, blaming the country for focusing on improving the quality of life is illogical. This is why most countries embrace globalization, with my native Uzbekistan not being an exception. In the last 10 years, we had more foreign businesses enter the country and create numerous jobs for the locals.
Not focusing on economic growth can lead to tragic consequences. When the country suffers from poverty or income inequality, it normally suffers from high crime rates, too. Illiteracy can become an issue as well, meaning many people are uneducated. To avoid these problems, countries have to focus on economic development - a decision that supports the welfare of locals in many ways. This can help people lead healthy lives and purchase any goods and services they need for a great life.
In conclusion, it is true that a country’s culture can be changed in some ways when the economy is a priority, but it seems to be an inevitable change. The benefits of emphasis on the economy outweigh all the drawbacks since a better economy often means an increase in the number of richer and happier people.
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Recently wrote a nice essay for a topic that could destroy hearts of many candidates. I remember seeing this in 2022 and thinking "wow, what can an average 10 grader say here?" The topic is ⬇️
Nowadays, most countries can improve the standard of living through economic development, but some social values are lost as a result. Do you think the advantages of this phenomenon outweigh the disadvantages?
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PASSAGES FOR THE NEW COURSE.pdf
These are the passages I will be using in my new reading course. Those who want to participate can check whether they have done these passages before or not.
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Think about it. Tom vs Jerry was pure hatred. No words, just "hey let me kill you today". And we never questioned it.
I was more than happy to observe some violence.
I was more than happy to observe some violence.

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I saved this meme for years. Flashback to 2017. Tough times but good memes.

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Made a mistake saying “answer to this question”, sorry. Shame on me.
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