IELTS Liz 👩‍🏫: Listening
Theme: predicting answers

✅How to predict the answers with prepositions

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Sky is not the limit. 🛸

An article a day keeps IELTS reading worries away

https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2023/oct/21/amazon-jeff-bezos-delivery-drones-expansion

IELTS Simon👨‍💼: IELTS Preparation
10 study tips for IELTS

✅ Useful tips for those who would like to make effective improvements in their IELTS journey.

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British people be like 😁

1. I'm bri ish
2. For fawk sakes
3. Are you schewpid?
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 Myth #7 ⬆️🦠 | @IELTS_8

Reality⬇️
Yes, In academic writing and general formal task 1 essays, you shouldn't. However, in general informal task 1, for example "a letter to a friend" should keep a casuality using contractions.

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IELTS 8.5 guy Vs 6.5 guy 😂


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​​IELTS Statistics 📊 🇺🇿 | @IELTS_8

Uzbekistan's average IELTS band score on Academic tests as of 2022.

✅ Speaking: 5.6
✅ Listening: 6.0
✅ Reading: 5.7
✅ Writing: 5.6

⚡️Overall: 5.8

🌎World 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

ChatGPT is available in Uzbekistan

OpenAi recently released a statement on their geographic expansion and you can see Uzbekistan is in the list.


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IELTS Liz 👩‍🏫: Listening
Theme: Plurals

✅Practice and some tips for listening for plurals

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🧩Collocations with 'Take' | @IELTS_8

✅Take a bite ✅Take a bow
✅Take a call ✅Take a break
✅Take a class ✅Take a chance
✅Take a decision ✅Take a holiday
✅Take a look ✅Take a lesson
✅Take a message ✅Take a nap
✅Take a number ✅Take a photo
✅Take a rest ✅Take a picture
✅Take a risk ✅Take a seat
✅Take a step ✅Take a shower
✅Take a plane ✅Take a taxi/bus
✅Take a while ✅Take a test
✅Take advice ✅Take action
✅Take ages ✅Take advantage
✅Take a course ✅Take an exam
✅Take your time ✅Take care
✅Take charge ✅Take care of
✅Take exercise ✅Take drugs
✅Take medicine ✅Take hostage
✅Take notice ✅Take notes
✅Take place ✅Take part
✅Take prisoner ✅Take pride in
✅Take time ✅Take sb’s place
✅Take up space ✅Take time off

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Different ways to say "SICK" .

🥴 Ill
🤧 Sick
🥱 Unhealthy
😷 Indisposed
🤒 Weak
🤕 Diseased
😵‍💫 Down
😮‍💨 Laid up
😓 Feeble
😶‍🌫 In poor health
🤢 Ailing
🤕 Under the weather

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IELTS Liz 👩‍🏫: Writing Task ½
Theme: Official answer sheet

✅ Why you should practise using it and how to fill in it

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IELTS Myth #8 ⬆️ 🦠 | @IELTS_8

Reality ⬇️
This is not true; when you're doing your IELTS Speaking test, you should speak at a moderate pace: not too quickly, not too slowly. Simple.

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​Everyday Idiom 🔋 | @IELTS_8

Pain in the neck 🧣
[Someone or something that is annoying and difficult to deal with]

- Johnson was pain in the neck, everyone was glad that he left our office for good.

- These calculus exercises are pain in the neck, it is not about difficulty but they are tedious.

#idiom

IELTS Myth #9 ⬆️🦠 | @IELTS_8

Reality ⬇️
This is not true. You have to repeat vocabulary when you talk about sports, children or advertisement, etc. You shouldn't overuse one word; 3 or 4 in one sentence or 5 or 6 in one paragraph. And it's totally fine to repeat the words in the question. ❗️

Also, you can't find a synonym for certain words; for example, banana.😄

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Pronunciation: Silent Letters #silent

Silent letter is a letter or letter combination that is usually NOT pronounced in a word.

A B
🅰Artistically 🅱Climb
🅰Logically 🅱️Dumb
🅰️Orange 🅱️Debt
🅰️Usually 🅱️Subtle
🅰️Average 🅱️Thumb
🅰️Diaper 🅱️Lamb
🅰️Diamond 🅱️Doubt
🅰️Probably 🅱️Climb
🅰️Finally 🅱️Bdellium
🅰️Physically 🅱️Tomb
🅰️Stoically 🅱️Womb
🅰️Vertically 🅱️Comb
🅰️Cocoa 🅱️Limb
🅰️Romantically 🅱️Succumb
🅰️Musically 🅱️Bomb
🅰️Accidentally 🅱️Numb
🅰️Actually 🅱️Plumber
🅰️Digitally 🅱️Crumb


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