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Make them plural
1. leaf >
2. bottle >
3. mud >
4. ice >
5. stove >
6. duck >
7. soap >
8. city >
9. beach >
10. hair >
11. salt >
12. ship >
13. rice >
14. deer >
15. blouse >
16. work >
17. snow >
18. address >
19. animal >
20. air >
Here is the answer and grammar rule 👉 Answers 👉Singular & Plural Nouns
1. leaf >
2. bottle >
3. mud >
4. ice >
5. stove >
6. duck >
7. soap >
8. city >
9. beach >
10. hair >
11. salt >
12. ship >
13. rice >
14. deer >
15. blouse >
16. work >
17. snow >
18. address >
19. animal >
20. air >
Here is the answer and grammar rule 👉 Answers 👉Singular & Plural Nouns
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10 uncountable nouns
✍🏻Here are 10 uncountable nouns for pre-intermediate and intermediate learners. We’ve chosen words which learners often think are countable.
1. advice
2. news
3. information
4. equipment
5. luggage
6. experience
7. progress
8. traffic
9. trouble
10. accommodation
✍🏻Before uncountable nouns we often use some or any:
▪️ I need some advice.
▪️ We don’t have any news.
▪️ He doesn’t have much experience.
✍🏻We can also use a lot of, a little, very little and much:
▪️ There is a lot of information.
▪️ They only have a little equipment.
▪️ They don’t have much luggage.
#grammar_tips
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✍🏻Here are 10 uncountable nouns for pre-intermediate and intermediate learners. We’ve chosen words which learners often think are countable.
1. advice
2. news
3. information
4. equipment
5. luggage
6. experience
7. progress
8. traffic
9. trouble
10. accommodation
✍🏻Before uncountable nouns we often use some or any:
▪️ I need some advice.
▪️ We don’t have any news.
▪️ He doesn’t have much experience.
✍🏻We can also use a lot of, a little, very little and much:
▪️ There is a lot of information.
▪️ They only have a little equipment.
▪️ They don’t have much luggage.
#grammar_tips
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Kingston plane crash results in 'multiple fatalities,' TSB says
Family of 5, Toronto-area couple killed in Kingston, Ont., plane crash A pilot from Houston, Texas, his family and two adults from Canada died in a small plane crash in Kingston, Ont., Wednesday evening.
Pilot Otabek Oblokulov, his wife, their children ages three, 11 and 15, and another adult couple, Bobomurod Nabiev and his wife who lived in the Toronto area, all died on board, friends of the victims told CBC News.
Nabiev and his partner were permanent residents of Canada and originally from Uzbekistan. CBC was not able to confirm the names of the women or children on board. Full news👇 https://t.me/English_news_in_levels/474
Family of 5, Toronto-area couple killed in Kingston, Ont., plane crash A pilot from Houston, Texas, his family and two adults from Canada died in a small plane crash in Kingston, Ont., Wednesday evening.
Pilot Otabek Oblokulov, his wife, their children ages three, 11 and 15, and another adult couple, Bobomurod Nabiev and his wife who lived in the Toronto area, all died on board, friends of the victims told CBC News.
Nabiev and his partner were permanent residents of Canada and originally from Uzbekistan. CBC was not able to confirm the names of the women or children on board. Full news👇 https://t.me/English_news_in_levels/474
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🔷Present Continuous All Forms
🔹Make the present continuous:
1. (we / go to the cinema later)
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2. (they / work now)
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3. (you / not / walk)
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4. (they / learn new things?)
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5. (when / he / start work?)
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6. (why / I / stay at home?)
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7. (it / get dark?)
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8. (we / not / win)
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9. (they / not / bring a cake)
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10. (the dog / not / play with a ball)
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✴️Check 👉 Here ,
✴️English Tenses with Examples 👉Here
✴️Passive Voice for all Tenses👉Here
🔹Make the present continuous:
1. (we / go to the cinema later)
________________________________________
2. (they / work now)
________________________________________
3. (you / not / walk)
________________________________________
4. (they / learn new things?)
________________________________________
5. (when / he / start work?)
________________________________________
6. (why / I / stay at home?)
________________________________________
7. (it / get dark?)
_________________________________________
8. (we / not / win)
_________________________________________
9. (they / not / bring a cake)
_________________________________________
10. (the dog / not / play with a ball)
_________________________________________
✴️Check 👉 Here ,
✴️English Tenses with Examples 👉Here
✴️Passive Voice for all Tenses👉Here
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IELTS Part Three of the Speaking Test.
The format
You know when Part Three has started because you will hear the examiner say:
🗣Ok we’ve just been talking about (public transport) and now like to ask you one or two general questions related to this topic. So first of all let’s talk about…
🔹Part Three should take 4-5 minutes. This includes the time it takes for the examiner to introduce topics and ask questions.
🔹It is important to realize that in Part Three the focus of questions and topics changes.
As we have already seen, in Part One and Part Two the focus of the topics and questions is “you” or “your life”.
Part One Part Two
Do YOU like… Describe YOUR favorite
How often do YOU… Describe something YOU like doing…
Tell me about X in YOUR city. Describe something that is popular in YOUR country
In Part Three, there is a definite change in the focus. ... more 👇
Part Three of the Speaking Test
IELTS Part Three of the Speaking Test.
The format
You know when Part Three has started because you will hear the examiner say:
🗣Ok we’ve just been talking about (public transport) and now like to ask you one or two general questions related to this topic. So first of all let’s talk about…
🔹Part Three should take 4-5 minutes. This includes the time it takes for the examiner to introduce topics and ask questions.
🔹It is important to realize that in Part Three the focus of questions and topics changes.
As we have already seen, in Part One and Part Two the focus of the topics and questions is “you” or “your life”.
Part One Part Two
Do YOU like… Describe YOUR favorite
How often do YOU… Describe something YOU like doing…
Tell me about X in YOUR city. Describe something that is popular in YOUR country
In Part Three, there is a definite change in the focus. ... more 👇
Part Three of the Speaking Test
IELTS Writing Academic- Task 1
👥👥 Talabalardan IELTS testda eng murakkab qism qaysi biri ekanligini so’raganimda ularning ko’pchiligi Task 1 writing deyishadi. Bugungi mavzumiz IELTS talabalari yoki IELTS test topshirmoqchi bo’lganlar uchun. Menimcha bu dars Ingliz tilini o’rganuvchilar uchun ham foydali bo’lsa kerak.
🧐🧐Avval keling IELTS Writing task 1 shartlari bilan tanishamiz.
☝️Writing Task one shartlari:
1. Sizdan grafik yoki diagrammaga qarash so’raladi.
2. Grafik odatda quyidagi ko’rinishlarda bo’ladi;
Davomi... 👇👇👇
IELTS uchun qo'llanmalar
👥👥 Talabalardan IELTS testda eng murakkab qism qaysi biri ekanligini so’raganimda ularning ko’pchiligi Task 1 writing deyishadi. Bugungi mavzumiz IELTS talabalari yoki IELTS test topshirmoqchi bo’lganlar uchun. Menimcha bu dars Ingliz tilini o’rganuvchilar uchun ham foydali bo’lsa kerak.
🧐🧐Avval keling IELTS Writing task 1 shartlari bilan tanishamiz.
☝️Writing Task one shartlari:
1. Sizdan grafik yoki diagrammaga qarash so’raladi.
2. Grafik odatda quyidagi ko’rinishlarda bo’ladi;
Davomi... 👇👇👇
IELTS uchun qo'llanmalar
Vocabulary to describe Academic writing TASK ONE
How should we Introduce the graph...?
💮The chart/graph(line graph)/table/pie chart/bar chart/diagram …
gives information about/on …
provides information about/on …
shows …
☝️Example: The table shows the number of students who study abroad in 2001 and 2011 or The line graph shows how many Finnish people went to the cinema between June and October 2014.
💮Introductory phrases:
The graph/table shows/indicates/illustrates/reveals/represents…
It is clear from the graph/table…
It can be seen from the graph/table…
More 👉 Vocabulary to describe Academic writing TASK ONE
How should we Introduce the graph...?
💮The chart/graph(line graph)/table/pie chart/bar chart/diagram …
gives information about/on …
provides information about/on …
shows …
☝️Example: The table shows the number of students who study abroad in 2001 and 2011 or The line graph shows how many Finnish people went to the cinema between June and October 2014.
💮Introductory phrases:
The graph/table shows/indicates/illustrates/reveals/represents…
It is clear from the graph/table…
It can be seen from the graph/table…
More 👉 Vocabulary to describe Academic writing TASK ONE
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SYNONYMS FOR WORDS COMMONLY USED in IELTS
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IELTS Format in uzbek
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SYNONYMS FOR WORDS COMMONLY USED in IELTS
IELTS_task_2_Writing_band_descriptors
IELTS_task_1_Writing_band_descriptors
speaking-band-descriptors
IELTS Writing 2 eng keng tarqalgan top 10 mavzular
IELTS Format in uzbek
application-form
ielts-information-for-candidates-english-uk
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🔰Essential_English_Words🔰
1. exaggerate (eg zaj' er ät) make something greater than it is; overstate
a. He wasn't trying to deceive* you when he said that his was the best car in the world; he was just exaggerating.
b. The bookkeeper exaggerated her importance to the company.
c. When he said that O'Neal was eight feet tall, he was undoubtedly* exaggerating.
2. amateur (am' e tar) person who does something for pleasure, not for money or as a profession
a. The amateur cross-country runner wanted to be in the Olympics.
b. After his song, Don was told that he wasn't good enough to be anything but an amateur.
c. Professional golfers resent* amateurs who think they are as good as the people who play for money.
3. mediocre (mi diâ ker) neither good nor bad; average; ordinary
a. After reading my composition, Mrs. Evans remarked that it was mediocre and that I could do better.
b. Howard was a mediocre scientist who never made any unique* discoveries.
c. The movie wasn't a great one; it was only mediocre.
4. variety (ve ri' 9 té ) lack of sameness; a number of different things
a. Eldorado Restaurant serves a wide variety of foods.
b. The show featured a variety of entertainment.
c. He faced unforeseen* problems for a variety of reasons.
5. valid (val' id) supported by facts or authority; sound; true
a. The witness neglected* to give valid answers to the judge's questions.
b. Rita had valid reasons for denouncing* her father's way of life.
c. When Dave presented valid working papers, the foreman consented* to hiring him immediately.
6. survive (ser Vaiv') live longer than; remain alive after
a. It was uncertain whether we would survive the torrent* of rain.
b. Some people believe that only the strongest should survive.
c. The space capsule* was built to survive a long journey in space.
7. weird (wierd) mysterious; unearthly
a. She looked weird with that horrible makeup on her face.
b. Allen felt that weird things were starting to happen when he entered the haunted house.
c. Becky had a weird feeling after swallowing the pills.
#essentialwords
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1. exaggerate (eg zaj' er ät) make something greater than it is; overstate
a. He wasn't trying to deceive* you when he said that his was the best car in the world; he was just exaggerating.
b. The bookkeeper exaggerated her importance to the company.
c. When he said that O'Neal was eight feet tall, he was undoubtedly* exaggerating.
2. amateur (am' e tar) person who does something for pleasure, not for money or as a profession
a. The amateur cross-country runner wanted to be in the Olympics.
b. After his song, Don was told that he wasn't good enough to be anything but an amateur.
c. Professional golfers resent* amateurs who think they are as good as the people who play for money.
3. mediocre (mi diâ ker) neither good nor bad; average; ordinary
a. After reading my composition, Mrs. Evans remarked that it was mediocre and that I could do better.
b. Howard was a mediocre scientist who never made any unique* discoveries.
c. The movie wasn't a great one; it was only mediocre.
4. variety (ve ri' 9 té ) lack of sameness; a number of different things
a. Eldorado Restaurant serves a wide variety of foods.
b. The show featured a variety of entertainment.
c. He faced unforeseen* problems for a variety of reasons.
5. valid (val' id) supported by facts or authority; sound; true
a. The witness neglected* to give valid answers to the judge's questions.
b. Rita had valid reasons for denouncing* her father's way of life.
c. When Dave presented valid working papers, the foreman consented* to hiring him immediately.
6. survive (ser Vaiv') live longer than; remain alive after
a. It was uncertain whether we would survive the torrent* of rain.
b. Some people believe that only the strongest should survive.
c. The space capsule* was built to survive a long journey in space.
7. weird (wierd) mysterious; unearthly
a. She looked weird with that horrible makeup on her face.
b. Allen felt that weird things were starting to happen when he entered the haunted house.
c. Becky had a weird feeling after swallowing the pills.
#essentialwords
#Vocabulary
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🔰IELTS Writing Task 1 Essential Information🔰
✍🏻Below are 7 essential facts about Task 1. Many students worry about these small details instead of focusing on what really matters- improving your performance. These facts will help you understand what the test is and how it is scored so that you can move on to improving your performance.
1. People doing the Academic test will write a report on a data set, map, or process. People doing General Training will write a letter.
2. You must write 150 words or more.
3. You should spend around 20 minutes on this part of the test.
4. Task 1 is worth 1/3 of your total mark on the Writing test.
5. You will be assessed in four areas:
Task Achievement (25%)
Coherence and Cohesion (25%)
Lexical Resource (25%)
Grammatical Range and Accuracy (25%)
6. The most important thing is that you can demonstrate that you can clearly communicate in English.
7. The key to doing well is to know exactly what the examiners want and giving it to them
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✍🏻Below are 7 essential facts about Task 1. Many students worry about these small details instead of focusing on what really matters- improving your performance. These facts will help you understand what the test is and how it is scored so that you can move on to improving your performance.
1. People doing the Academic test will write a report on a data set, map, or process. People doing General Training will write a letter.
2. You must write 150 words or more.
3. You should spend around 20 minutes on this part of the test.
4. Task 1 is worth 1/3 of your total mark on the Writing test.
5. You will be assessed in four areas:
Task Achievement (25%)
Coherence and Cohesion (25%)
Lexical Resource (25%)
Grammatical Range and Accuracy (25%)
6. The most important thing is that you can demonstrate that you can clearly communicate in English.
7. The key to doing well is to know exactly what the examiners want and giving it to them
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How to speak like a native English speaker
👤I just wanna speak like a native English speaker.. Can you give me some ways on how to get that goal?
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👨🦰It is impossible to speak like a native speaker of any language unless you grow up in those environments . The only thing you can do is to have an aproximate perfect pronunciation, but it's never gonna be the same as a native. The best way to have the best possible pronunciation is by learning the sound system (manner and point of articulation) of the target language first of all.
👨🏻🦱To speak like a native you have to speak a lot (especially with native speakers). If you live in an English-speaking country, pay attention to the English conversations around you. If not, you can use telegram group to contact people - https://t.me/ingliztiliuzzgroup, here you can improve your speaking by chatting written or voice message
How to speak like a native English speaker
👤I just wanna speak like a native English speaker.. Can you give me some ways on how to get that goal?
@ingliztiliuzz team
👨🦰It is impossible to speak like a native speaker of any language unless you grow up in those environments . The only thing you can do is to have an aproximate perfect pronunciation, but it's never gonna be the same as a native. The best way to have the best possible pronunciation is by learning the sound system (manner and point of articulation) of the target language first of all.
👨🏻🦱To speak like a native you have to speak a lot (especially with native speakers). If you live in an English-speaking country, pay attention to the English conversations around you. If not, you can use telegram group to contact people - https://t.me/ingliztiliuzzgroup, here you can improve your speaking by chatting written or voice message
✅The abbreviated words for chating.
📕Disconnect = DC
📕Too = 2
📘For = 4
📘Good luck = GL
📕You're welcome = YW
📕Sorry = sry
📘Be back soon = bbs
📘Message = msg
📕Without = W/O
📕Thank you = tq
📕Face to face = F2F
📘Oh my God = OMG
📘By the way=BTW
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📕Disconnect = DC
📕Too = 2
📘For = 4
📘Good luck = GL
📕You're welcome = YW
📕Sorry = sry
📘Be back soon = bbs
📘Message = msg
📕Without = W/O
📕Thank you = tq
📕Face to face = F2F
📘Oh my God = OMG
📘By the way=BTW
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Vocabulary Words for IELTS: Family
These are useful words and phrases based around Family vocabulary, a common topic in IELTS. This vocabulary will help you with all parts of the test if the topic arises.
👪 Immediate Family vocabulary
👨👩👦👦 Extended Family vocabulary
💑Less Common Family Words
✍️OTHER Family related vocabulary
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These are useful words and phrases based around Family vocabulary, a common topic in IELTS. This vocabulary will help you with all parts of the test if the topic arises.
👪 Immediate Family vocabulary
👨👩👦👦 Extended Family vocabulary
💑Less Common Family Words
✍️OTHER Family related vocabulary
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(Directions Question 1-10) Out of the four alternatives, choose the one which can be substituted for the given words/sentence.
1. A person who thinks he is ill all the time
(1) hypochondriac
(2) neophyte
(3) maniac
(4) misanthrope
2. Art of designing or writing on wax
(1) cartography
(2) xerography
(3) psephology
(4) etymology
3. Favouritism shown by a person in power to his relatives
(1) formalism
(2) red–tapism
(3) nepotism
(4) bureaucracy
4. A round-about way of expression
(1) verbosity
(2) talkativeness
(3) circumlocution
(4) loquacious
5. A system of government in which only one political party is allowed to function
(1) oligarchy
(2) dictatorship
(3) totalitarianism
(4) theocracy
6. One who listens secretly to private conversation
(1) eavesdropper
(2) encroacher
(3) eaves bearer
(4) listener
7. Falsification of documents etc.
(1) xeroxing
(2) forgery
(3) laminating
(4) copying
8. Identification with the feelings of another
(1) sympathy
(2) empathy
(3) apathy
(4) compassion
9. Refresh and revive
(1) invigorate
(2) investigate
(3) invalidate
(4) invigilate
10. An animal that lives in groups
(1) hoard
(2) fastidious
(3) gullible
(4) gregarious
Note: Answers to be uploaded in morning
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1. A person who thinks he is ill all the time
(1) hypochondriac
(2) neophyte
(3) maniac
(4) misanthrope
2. Art of designing or writing on wax
(1) cartography
(2) xerography
(3) psephology
(4) etymology
3. Favouritism shown by a person in power to his relatives
(1) formalism
(2) red–tapism
(3) nepotism
(4) bureaucracy
4. A round-about way of expression
(1) verbosity
(2) talkativeness
(3) circumlocution
(4) loquacious
5. A system of government in which only one political party is allowed to function
(1) oligarchy
(2) dictatorship
(3) totalitarianism
(4) theocracy
6. One who listens secretly to private conversation
(1) eavesdropper
(2) encroacher
(3) eaves bearer
(4) listener
7. Falsification of documents etc.
(1) xeroxing
(2) forgery
(3) laminating
(4) copying
8. Identification with the feelings of another
(1) sympathy
(2) empathy
(3) apathy
(4) compassion
9. Refresh and revive
(1) invigorate
(2) investigate
(3) invalidate
(4) invigilate
10. An animal that lives in groups
(1) hoard
(2) fastidious
(3) gullible
(4) gregarious
Note: Answers to be uploaded in morning
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