πGreat news!
We are now everywhere on social media.
β’ Letβs Learn team officially created an account on Instagram as well as a special page on Facebook in order to share our accomplishments with you!
β Join us on INSTAGRAM and like our page on FACEBOOK to stay tuned for more!
Letβs get bigger!
#NewFacebookPage
#NewInstagramAccount
We are now everywhere on social media.
β’ Letβs Learn team officially created an account on Instagram as well as a special page on Facebook in order to share our accomplishments with you!
β Join us on INSTAGRAM and like our page on FACEBOOK to stay tuned for more!
Letβs get bigger!
#NewFacebookPage
#NewInstagramAccount
WORD of the day!
π Chaos
β³οΈ a state of total confusion with no order:
β Our house is in complete chaos at the moment.
β There was chaos in the theater when the bomb went off.
β Computer failure has created chaos in the passport office.
β Police are reporting traffic chaos on the motorways.
#wordoftheday
@letslearn_uz
π Chaos
β³οΈ a state of total confusion with no order:
β Our house is in complete chaos at the moment.
β There was chaos in the theater when the bomb went off.
β Computer failure has created chaos in the passport office.
β Police are reporting traffic chaos on the motorways.
#wordoftheday
@letslearn_uz
#WritingQuestions Aug24 (Uzb)
Task 1: The diagram (a similar one will be posted below) showing two road tunnels in an Australian city
Task 2: In countries where there is high unemployment, most pupils should be offered only primary education. There is no point in offering secondary education to those who will have no hope of finding a job.
To what extent do you agree or disagree?
Task 1: The diagram (a similar one will be posted below) showing two road tunnels in an Australian city
Task 2: In countries where there is high unemployment, most pupils should be offered only primary education. There is no point in offering secondary education to those who will have no hope of finding a job.
To what extent do you agree or disagree?
LETβS LEARNπ¨π»βππ©π»βπby Dilya Muradovna
#WritingQuestions Aug24 (Uzb) Task 1: The diagram (a similar one will be posted below) showing two road tunnels in an Australian city Task 2: In countries where there is high unemployment, most pupils should be offered only primary education. There is no pointβ¦
This picture seems to be similar to what the Task 1 was in the IELTS exam today!
Would you like to see a sample Essay as an answer to todayβs question?
anonymous poll
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No, Iβm not interested!
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π₯ 22 people voted so far.
In response to many requests from students, we decided to get together in Registan Square where we can practice speaking skills with the native speakers.
If youβre interested, wave your hands!
Today|7:00 pm
If youβre interested, wave your hands!
Today|7:00 pm
Audio
π―Get motivated by listening to this!
π₯TIMEπ₯
Feed your mind with motivation.
#lifelessons
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Feed your mind with motivation.
#lifelessons
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Audio
πIELTS Listeningπ
(A listening activity)
πͺπ‘crime topic
β‘οΈThe following audio is about what the police are doing to reduce youth crime in an area of the UK. Two solutions are given: special police teams on the streets, and a local resource centre with activities for young people.
The ideas in the audio are also useful for IELTS Writing Task 2.
ππ£Listen and fill in the gaps below:
1. Neighbourhood task teams have had an immediate impact in_______ crime.
2. They have a long-term_______ on crime levels.
3. Weβre_______ anti-social behaviour.
4. Weβre working with partner agencies to help_______ solutions.
5. The creation of a neighbourhood resource centre has_______ a big difference.
6. The centre offers a_______ of activities to all ages.
7. The police can work with the______, and are seen in a whole new light.
8. Thereβs been a marked______, in crime and vandalism.
9. These are important______ to local communities.
βTHE CORRECT ANSWERS will be posted laterπ
#IELTS_Listening
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(A listening activity)
πͺπ‘crime topic
β‘οΈThe following audio is about what the police are doing to reduce youth crime in an area of the UK. Two solutions are given: special police teams on the streets, and a local resource centre with activities for young people.
The ideas in the audio are also useful for IELTS Writing Task 2.
ππ£Listen and fill in the gaps below:
1. Neighbourhood task teams have had an immediate impact in_______ crime.
2. They have a long-term_______ on crime levels.
3. Weβre_______ anti-social behaviour.
4. Weβre working with partner agencies to help_______ solutions.
5. The creation of a neighbourhood resource centre has_______ a big difference.
6. The centre offers a_______ of activities to all ages.
7. The police can work with the______, and are seen in a whole new light.
8. Thereβs been a marked______, in crime and vandalism.
9. These are important______ to local communities.
βTHE CORRECT ANSWERS will be posted laterπ
#IELTS_Listening
@letslearn_uz
Shall I post the answers of the listening activity shared above?
If youβre β done, let me knowππ»
If youβre β done, let me knowππ»
β
ANSWERS:β
1. cutting
2. (sustainable) impact
3. tackling
4. find
5. made
6. range
7. community
8. decline
9. issues
#ANSWERS
#IELTS_Listening
@letslearn_uz
1. cutting
2. (sustainable) impact
3. tackling
4. find
5. made
6. range
7. community
8. decline
9. issues
#ANSWERS
#IELTS_Listening
@letslearn_uz
π‘IELTS Speaking is NOT academic or formalπ‘
βοΈPeople doing the academic IELTS test are often misled by the word 'academic'. They think that they need to speak in a formal way using academic words.
But look at the following speaking questions/tasks:
πΉDo you like music?
πΉWhat's your favourite colour? Why?
πΉDescribe a cafe you have been to.
πΉDescribe a present you gave someone.
πΉDo you think it's more important to love your job or to earn a good salary?
βI hope it's clear that these questions are not really formal or academic. So, instead of trying to use academic words, just aim to speak in a normal conversation style.
#IELTS_Speaking
@letslearn_uz
βοΈPeople doing the academic IELTS test are often misled by the word 'academic'. They think that they need to speak in a formal way using academic words.
But look at the following speaking questions/tasks:
πΉDo you like music?
πΉWhat's your favourite colour? Why?
πΉDescribe a cafe you have been to.
πΉDescribe a present you gave someone.
πΉDo you think it's more important to love your job or to earn a good salary?
βI hope it's clear that these questions are not really formal or academic. So, instead of trying to use academic words, just aim to speak in a normal conversation style.
#IELTS_Speaking
@letslearn_uz
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βLearn English with the BBC newsβ
Where did the mighty T.rex come from? Scientists think this mighty tyrant might have more humble origins. Dan and Catherine teach you the language the media is using to discuss this story.
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Where did the mighty T.rex come from? Scientists think this mighty tyrant might have more humble origins. Dan and Catherine teach you the language the media is using to discuss this story.
@letslearn_uz
βοΈβWord of the DayββοΈ
β Fresh-faced
π‘Meaning: looking young
Example:
βOur teacher, Dilya Muradovna, always appears as a fresh-faced woman and this is one of the best reflections of her soulπ.
#wordoftheday
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β Fresh-faced
π‘Meaning: looking young
Example:
βOur teacher, Dilya Muradovna, always appears as a fresh-faced woman and this is one of the best reflections of her soulπ.
#wordoftheday
@letslearn_uz