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🔸Although, 🔸(even) though,
🔹in spite of, 🔹despite?

🔸Although va though ma'nolari deyarli bir xil faqat og'zaki nutqda ko'proq though ishlatiladi. Gapda ular quyidagi tartibda kelishlari mumkin:

[(al)though + clause, + clause]
Although/though I don't agree with him, I think he is honest.

[clause, + (al)though + clause]
I'll talk to him, although/though I don't think it'll do any good.

🔸Though yana (ayniqsa og'zaki nutqda) "lekin, har holda" ma'nolarida ham kelishi mumkin va bunday holatlarda, odatda, u gap oxirida, vergul bilan ajratilgan holda ishlatiladi:

"Nice day, isn't it?" "Yes, it is. Bit
cold, though."

Bundan tashqari as va even so'zlari bilan ham faqat though so'zi ishlatiladi, although emas. As though xuddi, -dek" ma'nolarida ishlatiladi:

She doesn't look as though she's listening. (NOT ... as although she's listening.)

🔸Even though esa urg'u va mubolag'ani yanada kuchaytirishda, "hatto(ki) ...-ga qaramasdan" ma'nosida ishlatiladi:

Even though everyone played well, we lost the game.

We lost the game, even though everyone played well.

❗️Although, though, even though so'zlari doim ega-kesimli gap bilan ishlatiladi, ot yoki olmosh oldidan emas: [(al)though/even though + subject + v]

Although the sun was shining it wasn't that warm. (NOT Although the sun it wasn't that warm)

I like him even though he makes me angry sometimes. (NOT ...even though his making me angry sometimes.)

🔹Ot va olmoshlarlar oldidan ularning o'rniga in spite of yoki despite so'zlaridan foydalaniladi: [in spite of/despite + noun/pronoun]

We went out in spite of the rain. (NOT We went out although/though the rain)

We understood him despite his bad accent.

❗️Solishtiring:

He passed the exam in spite of his bad teachers.

va

He passed the exam although bad teachers taught him.

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Synonyms for "HOT" 🥵
🔥 Scorching
🔥 Baking
🔥 Roasting
🔥 Broiling
🔥 Stifling
🔥 Sweltering
🔥 Unbearably hot
🔥 Boiling
🔥 Steaming hot
🔥 Searing
🔥 Blistering
🔥 Parching
🔥 Sizzling
🔥 Muggy

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💠 IELTS Speakingdan yuqori ball olish uchun Murakkab va Sinonim so'zlarni ishlating!!! 🔥

♦️Difficult - qiyin
🔹challenging
🔹tough
🔹complicated


♦️Important - muhim
🔹essential
🔹vital
🔹indespensable

♦️Interesting - qiziqarli
🔹fascinating
🔹captivating
🔹engrossing

♦️Useful - foydali
🔹practical
🔹handy
🔹convenient

♦️Boring - zerikarli
🔹dull
🔹monotonous
🔹tiresome

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🤓 Phrases for starting opinion - Fikrni boshlash uchun iboralar

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I guess...
🍀 I admit...
🍀 I reckon ...
🍀 I suspect...
🍀 I suppose...
🍀 Personally,...
🍀 Um, honestly...
🍀 If you ask me....
🍀 I firmly believe...
🍀 I definitely think...
🍀 I'm convinced that...
🍀 In my humble opinion...


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Reaksiyalarsiz post joylashga ilham kelmaydi.

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Synonyms for "HOT" 🥵
🔥 Scorching
🔥 Baking
🔥 Roasting
🔥 Broiling
🔥 Stifling
🔥 Sweltering
🔥 Unbearably hot
🔥 Boiling
🔥 Steaming hot
🔥 Searing
🔥 Blistering
🔥 Parching
🔥 Sizzling
🔥 Muggy

Source: IELTS_8
#advanced #English #vocabulary

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Forwarded from Niners Tayloq (ᴀⷽᴢᷦɪͥᴢᷦʙⷡᴇⷷᴋⷦ)
1. Covered in a rich sauce – Covered in a creamy gravy

2. Cut down on – To reduce consumption

3.Daily consumption – The amount that you eat everyday

4. Dying of hunger – Very hungry

5. Exotic meals – Meals that originate in other countries

6. Fine dining – Food catering to expensive tastes in a formal setting

7. Food preparation – Preparing food

8. Food production – Producing food

9. Fussy eater – Someone dislikes many foods

10. Home cooked meals – Meals at home

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#Vocabulary with Think

Come to think of it - Aytgancha, esimga tushib ketdi

Come to think of it, Did you talk with Tom?

I thought as much - O'zim ham shunday (bo'ladi) deb o'ylagandim.

"He passed the exam succesfully" . Oh, i thought as much.

Not think much of - Yoqtirmaslik, yomon ko'rmoq

I don't think much of his idea

Think (the ) better of sb - yaxshi fikrda / taassurotda bo'lmoq

Your boss will think better of you if you stand up for yourself.

Think badly of somebody - yomon fikrda bo'lmoq / yomon fikrga bormoq

I though badly of him when he lashed out on me.

Think better of it/ of doing something - o'ylab ko'rmaslikga qaror qilmoq/ fikridan qaytmoq

Originally, i though about studying in Korea, but i thought better of it.

Think big - katta narsalarni rejalashtirmoq / orzu qilmoq

You have to think big if you want to get there.

Think for yourself - O'z kallasini ishlatmoq, o'z aqliga suyanmoq

The aim is to get the students to think for themselves.

Think highly / a lot of somebody - haqida yaxshi, iliq fikrda bo'lmoq

I think highly of her as she always gives a hand to those who are out on a limb.

Think nothing of smth / of doing smth - Oddiy hol deb qabul qilmoq

He thinks nothing of scoring a 9 out of 9 in reading

Think on your feet - tezkor qaror qabul qilmoq.

You have to think on your feet on standardized tests.

Think of as ( think of sb/sth as sb/sth) - dek ko'rmoq, sifatida qaramoq

I think of him as something of an expert in IELTS

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Forwarded from Abrorbek Rustamov (AbrorbekRustamov)
#Vocabulary with Mind

Don't mind someone - e'tibor bermang

Oh, carry on with your conversation. Don't mind me.

Mind your P's and Q's - o'zini odobli tutmoq

I have to learn how to mind my P's and Q's when i am hopping mad.

If you don't mind me/ my saying so - senga ochig'ini aytsam, xafa bo'lmagin-u

You are a bit old for this job, if you don't mind my saying so.

Mind you (also mind) - lekin bunday olib qaraganda.

He look so young in this photo. This photo was taken years ago, mind.

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Forwarded from Abrorbek Rustamov (AbrorbekRustamov)
#Vocabulary with DO

Do down - obro'sini to'kmoq

I was pissed off when he did me down in front of the crowd.

It won't do - bunaqasi ketmaydi.

He should leave the job if he can't mind his manners in the workplace. It won't do!

Not do anything / a lot / much for sb - yarashmapdi

Your new hairstyle - if you ask me - doesn't do much for you.

That's done it ! - Bo'lganicha bo'ldi, bo'lar ish bo'ldi.

That's done it! They bombed the test, to be honest.

Dos and don'ts - qilishi kerak va kerak bo'lmagan narsalar.

You should always familiarize yourself with dos and don'ts of each single you take

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#Vocabulary with GET

Get-up-and-go
- shijoat, qati'yat

This job needs someone with a bit of get-up-and-go

From the get-go - boshidanoq

From the get-go, i knew that he was hiding something.

Get-out - majburiyatdan qutulish

He said he'd come but he's looking for a get-out.

Get-together
- bazm, o'tirish, yig'ilish

What do you think about organizing a family get-together?

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#Vocabulary with SET

Set a good example - o'rnak bo'lmoq

It is important that parents set a good example.

Set-to - tortishish, mojaro

I don't have a set-to with you on this small matter.


Set the world on fire (asosan negative gaplarda ishlatiladi) - muvaffiqiyatli bo'lmoq

He's never going to set the world on fire with his paintings ( U hech qachon o'zini rasmlari bilan muvaffiqiyatli bo'la olmaydi)

To be set on something / on doing something - biror narsa qilishni juda qattiq xohlamoq / biror narsa qilishni olidga maqsad qo'ygan

He is set on getting a new car ( yangi mashina sotib olishni o'z oldiga maqsad qilib qo'ygan / u yangi mashina sotib olishni juda qattiq xohlaydi).

To be (dead) set against something / doing something - qarshi chiqmoq

My parents were dead set against my study in a foreign country.

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Forwarded from Abrorbek Rustamov
#Vocabulary with Easy

Easy money - oson topilgan pul

For many, selling drugs seems like easy money.

Have an easy time (of it) - qiynalmaslik, muammosi bo'lmaslik.

He's had an easy time of it since he was married to Lucy.

I'm easy - men ko'naveraman, menga farqi yo'q, menga bo'laveradi.

-Shall we eat at home?
- Whatever you like. I'm easy.

On easy street - boy bo'lmoq, o'ziga to'q yashamoq,

If he gets his new job, we will be living on easy street.

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Take the easy way out - osongina qutulmoq, oson qutulmoq

He took the easy way out, and didn't go to the meeting.

That's easy for you to say - senga aytishga oson, aytishga oson.

Within easy walking/driving distance - yaqin joyda

Parking is available within easy walking distance of the museum.

Go easy on somebody - ehtiyot bo'lib munosabatda bo'lmoq.

Go easy on her- she's having a really hard time at the moment.

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#Vocabulary with Hard

Give somebody a hard time - qiynab qo'ymoq, qiyin ahvolga solib qo'ymoq.

They really gave me a hard time at the interview.

Hard going - tushinish qiyin, og'ir

I am finding his latest novel very hard going.

Hard to take / swallow - ishonish qiyin, tushinish qiyin.

I found her story rather hard to swallow.

Learn the hard way - xatolaridan o'rganmoq, xatolaridan saboq chiqarib o'rganmoq.

She won't listen to my advice, so she'll just have to learn the hard way.

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Forwarded from Abrorbek Rustamov
#Vocabulary with EASY

Not come easy (to somebody) - osonlikcha bo'lmaslik

Talking about my problems does not come easy to me.

Breathe/ Rest easy - xotirjam bo'lmoq

You can rest easy - i am not going to tell anyone

Go easy on / with sth - kamroq iste'mol qilmoq

Go easy on the sugar.

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Useful vocabulary for IELTS Speaking💭

🔸Get out of the comfort zone
Means: Do things that you would not normally do
🔸Thinks out of the box
Means: Thinks differently or from a new perspective
🔸Work flat out
Means: Work very hard
🔸Backle Down
Means: To begin to work seriously at something
🔸Go the extra miles
Means: To do more than one is required


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♻️ Different ways to say "Smart" 💡

🤓 Witty
🤩 Bright
🧐 Quick-witted
🥸 Knowledgeable
🤖 Intelligent
👩‍🎓 Clever
👨‍🔬 Ingenious
🤑 Sharp
🧠 Brainy
💎 Brilliant
🥇 Gifted
🦉 Wise
🤹 Apt
🔬 Erudite
🧮 Genius
🗝 Whip-smart
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"Get" fe'li bilan keluvchi sifatlar:

⚜Get accustomed - odatlangan bòlish

⚜Get tired - charchash

⚜Get upset - xafa bòlmoq

⚜Get worse - yomonlashmoq

⚜Get old - qarimoq

⚜Get engaged - unashtirilmoq

⚜Get married - turmush qurmoq

⚜Get wet - ho'l bòlmoq

⚜Get ill - kasal bo'lmoq

⚜Get young - yasharmoq

⚜Get dark - qorongʻu tushmoq

⚜Get hot - isimoq

⚜Get cold - sovuq tushmoq

⚜Get better - yaxshilanish(ahvoli)

⚜Get lost - adashmoq

💬 Siz ham o‘zingiz bilgan shu kabi sifatlarni comments'da yozib qoldiring! Let's go!

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