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Although more and more people read news on the Internet, newspaper will remain the most important source of news. Do you agree or disagree?
The advent of the internet has revolutionized the way we consume news. While some argue that newspapers will remain the primary source of information, I disagree. In my view, the internet is rapidly becoming the go-to source for news, and its importance is only set to increase in the future.
To begin with, the internet offers unparalleled convenience when it comes to accessing news. With just a few clicks, people can access news from around the world at any time, and on any device. This is especially appealing to busy people who don't have the time to purchase or read a physical newspaper. Furthermore, the internet also allows for personalized news feeds, enabling users to tailor their news consumption according to their interests and preferences.
Secondly, the internet offers an interactive and social experience that is not possible with newspapers. Online news sources offer users the ability to comment on, share, and discuss news stories in real-time. This feature enables people to engage with and contribute to news stories, fostering a sense of community and participation. Additionally, social media platforms have made it easier for people to share and amplify news stories, enabling them to reach a wider audience.
In conclusion, while newspapers have been a primary source of news for many years, the internet is quickly becoming the preferred source for news consumption. The convenience and interactive nature of the internet, along with its ability to personalize and share news stories, make it an attractive alternative to traditional newspapers. As such, it is important for individuals to keep up with the ever-changing media landscape and choose news sources that best serve their needs.
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Although more and more people read news on the Internet, newspaper will remain the most important source of news. Do you agree or disagree?
The advent of the internet has revolutionized the way we consume news. While some argue that newspapers will remain the primary source of information, I disagree. In my view, the internet is rapidly becoming the go-to source for news, and its importance is only set to increase in the future.
To begin with, the internet offers unparalleled convenience when it comes to accessing news. With just a few clicks, people can access news from around the world at any time, and on any device. This is especially appealing to busy people who don't have the time to purchase or read a physical newspaper. Furthermore, the internet also allows for personalized news feeds, enabling users to tailor their news consumption according to their interests and preferences.
Secondly, the internet offers an interactive and social experience that is not possible with newspapers. Online news sources offer users the ability to comment on, share, and discuss news stories in real-time. This feature enables people to engage with and contribute to news stories, fostering a sense of community and participation. Additionally, social media platforms have made it easier for people to share and amplify news stories, enabling them to reach a wider audience.
In conclusion, while newspapers have been a primary source of news for many years, the internet is quickly becoming the preferred source for news consumption. The convenience and interactive nature of the internet, along with its ability to personalize and share news stories, make it an attractive alternative to traditional newspapers. As such, it is important for individuals to keep up with the ever-changing media landscape and choose news sources that best serve their needs.
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10 study tips for IELTS
β Useful tips for those who would like to make effective improvements in their IELTS journey.
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10 study tips for IELTS
β Useful tips for those who would like to make effective improvements in their IELTS journey.
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It is quite ________ that we watch television to learn about current event
Anonymous Quiz
31%
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Evident
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Indistinct
17%
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Who is your favourite celebrity in your country?
To be honest, I don't have a favorite celebrity in my country. I'm not really interested in celebrity culture, so I don't follow their work or personal lives. However, I do respect and admire some celebrities who use their platform for a good cause. For example, there are some famous actors who are actively involved in charitable activities, or singers who promote social awareness through their music. I believe that it's important for public figures to use their influence to create a positive impact in society.
Do you think we should protect famous peopleβs privacy?
In my opinion, everyone is entitled to their privacy, regardless of their status or profession. Famous people have the right to protect their personal lives from the public eye, just like anyone else. While it's true that being a public figure means that one's actions and choices are subject to scrutiny and criticism, it shouldn't come at the expense of their privacy and dignity.
Do you like any foreign celebrities?
To be honest, I'm a big fan of Hollywood actors and musicians, and I really admire some foreign celebrities. For instance, I love Tom Cruise's movies and his incredible stunts, and I think Angelina Jolie is not only a talented actress but also a great humanitarian. Leonardo DiCaprio is another Hollywood icon that I look up to, as he's not only a great actor but also a passionate environmental activist.
When it comes to music, I'm a huge fan of Beyonce, Ed Sheeran, and Taylor Swift. Their songs are always on my playlist, and I think their talent and creativity are unmatched.
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Intensive IELTS Listening @IELTS_8.pdf
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Intensive IELTS Listening
β Result-oriented tasks
β Real exam questions
β Answers & audio scripts
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IELTS Liz π©βπ«: Writing
Theme: How to give examples
β Using correct linking devices.
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Theme: How to give examples
β Using correct linking devices.
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Synonyms of 'Angry' π | @IELTS_8
π€ Annoyed
π‘ Infuriated
πΎ Irritated
π€¬ Livid
π¦ Furious
π¬ Cross
𧨠Mad
πΏ Outraged
π€ Enraged
π₯ Steaming
π€¬ Incensed
π Peeved
π¬ Sore
πΉ Irate
π₯ Ticked off
Beyond Plagiarism π
#synonym β‘ @ielts_8 π
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π¦ Furious
π¬ Cross
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π€¬ Incensed
π Peeved
π¬ Sore
πΉ Irate
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Destination C1_C2 vocabulary.pdf
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β»οΈC1&C2 Vocabulary Database
β Topic Vocabulary
β Phrasal Verbs
β Phrases & Collocations
β Idioms
β Word formation
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β Phrasal Verbs
β Phrases & Collocations
β Idioms
β Word formation
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Collocations 7+ π§© | @IELTS_8
π§©Celebrate + achievement,
anniversary,
birthday,
centenary,
success,
victory,
π§©Challenge + authority,
claim,
decision,
idea,
notion,
view
π§©Change + attitude,
behaviour,
face,
habit,
mind,
subject
Collocations - The Key to Vocabulary success
#collocation π @ielts_8 π
π§©Celebrate + achievement,
anniversary,
birthday,
centenary,
success,
victory,
π§©Challenge + authority,
claim,
decision,
idea,
notion,
view
π§©Change + attitude,
behaviour,
face,
habit,
mind,
subject
Collocations - The Key to Vocabulary success
#collocation π @ielts_8 π
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IELTS Liz π©βπ«: Listening Part 1
Theme: Names π
β Tips to get Part 1 all right
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Theme: Names π
β Tips to get Part 1 all right
π¬ IELTS Academy π #liz
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ββIELTS Statistics π πΊπΏ | @IELTS_8
Uzbekistan's average IELTS band score on Academic tests as of 2022.
β Speaking: 5.6
β Listening: 6.0
β Reading: 5.7
β Writing: 5.6
β‘οΈOverall: 5.8
πWorld Ranking: 39
In comparison to the 2019 data, the average speaking score of Uzbeks has decreased by 0.1 from 5.7 to 5.6 in 2022, while the other components have seen an increase.
Source: ielts.org
Uzbekistan's average IELTS band score on Academic tests as of 2022.
β Speaking: 5.6
β Listening: 6.0
β Reading: 5.7
β Writing: 5.6
β‘οΈOverall: 5.8
πWorld Ranking: 39
In comparison to the 2019 data, the average speaking score of Uzbeks has decreased by 0.1 from 5.7 to 5.6 in 2022, while the other components have seen an increase.
Source: ielts.org
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DISAGREEING Synonyms | @IELTS_8
π¨I take a different view
π¨I think otherwise
π¨I'm afraid that is not quite true
π¨I'm afraid I disagree
π¨No way
π¨I beg to differ
π¨Not at all
π¨I don't think so
π¨Not necessarily
π¨That's not always the case
π¨That's not always true
π¨I totally disagree
Beyond Plagiarism
#synonyms π @ielts_8
π¨I take a different view
π¨I think otherwise
π¨I'm afraid that is not quite true
π¨I'm afraid I disagree
π¨No way
π¨I beg to differ
π¨Not at all
π¨I don't think so
π¨Not necessarily
π¨That's not always the case
π¨That's not always true
π¨I totally disagree
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π§©Collocations with 'Take' | @IELTS_8
β Take a bite β Take a bow
β Take a call β Take a break
β Take a class β Take a chance
β Take a decision β Take a holiday
β Take a look β Take a lesson
β Take a message β Take a nap
β Take a number β Take a photo
β Take a rest β Take a picture
β Take a risk β Take a seat
β Take a step β Take a shower
β Take a plane β Take a taxi/bus
β Take a while β Take a test
β Take advice β Take action
β Take ages β Take advantage
β Take a course β Take an exam
β Take your time β Take care
β Take charge β Take care of
β Take exercise β Take drugs
β Take medicine β Take hostage
β Take notice β Take notes
β Take place β Take part
β Take prisoner β Take pride in
β Take time β Take sbβs place
β Take up space β Take time off
#collocation π @IELTS_8 ππ
β Take a bite β Take a bow
β Take a call β Take a break
β Take a class β Take a chance
β Take a decision β Take a holiday
β Take a look β Take a lesson
β Take a message β Take a nap
β Take a number β Take a photo
β Take a rest β Take a picture
β Take a risk β Take a seat
β Take a step β Take a shower
β Take a plane β Take a taxi/bus
β Take a while β Take a test
β Take advice β Take action
β Take ages β Take advantage
β Take a course β Take an exam
β Take your time β Take care
β Take charge β Take care of
β Take exercise β Take drugs
β Take medicine β Take hostage
β Take notice β Take notes
β Take place β Take part
β Take prisoner β Take pride in
β Take time β Take sbβs place
β Take up space β Take time off
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2. For fawk sakes
3. Are you schewpid?
4. It's chewsday, innit?
5. Litchrally.
6. Peta Paka
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2. For fawk sakes
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4. It's chewsday, innit?
5. Litchrally.
6. Peta Paka
7. Black Lives Ma-a
8. Cowvid Nointeen
9. Maffffmatics is haad, innit?
10. I need some wotah.
11. You're a layah.
12. Whoat a you doin?
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IELTS Simonπ¨βπΌ: Listening
Multiple Choice Questions
β Techniques and tips to improve the skills to answer multiple choice questions + example practice.
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Multiple Choice Questions
β Techniques and tips to improve the skills to answer multiple choice questions + example practice.
β‘ IELTS Academy π #simon
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