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Mr Abrorbek's advice for future candidates I cannot emphasize enough how crucial it is to listen to English📚 content consistently to standardize your number of correct answers in the IELTS listening section,🎧 especially if you are experiencing score fluctuations. However, avoid listening to material solely to boost your score in this section. 😱Regardless of what you choose to listen to, ensure it is personally interesting for you.🤔 For example, if you are a tech enthusiast, opt for podcasts or videos related to this field—my recommendation is the Mr who set he boss YouTube channel.🎉
That being said, achieving a high score may be challenging unless you have a solid set of techniques to address listening-specific questions. 🙈For instance, I mastered the method of identifying not correct, but incorrect answers and eliminating them in multiple-choice questions. 😎This approach proved to be quite useful in my actual exams.👍
Ways to Improve IELTS Reading Score:📚📚📚
A similar scenario unfolds in the reading section of the exam.🧐 Many believe that reading English books 📚is the only way to enhance reading comprehension.👍 I disagree and assert that reading books in your native language, such as Uzbek, can be equally beneficial in understanding IELTS reading passages and tackling questions with ease. Regardless of what you choose to read, do it to acquire knowledge and share it with others—this,✊ I believe, is effective reading.
Avoid excessive practice and refrain from using all 18 Cambridge books📚📚📚 in one go! One Cambridge Practice book may suffice to significantly improve your score if you diligently analyse tests and pay close attention to each question.🤝🤝🤝
If you consider these suggestions clichés, then do not expect a sudden improvement in your scores overnight. Consistent effort and strategic approaches are key to achieving progress in your IELTS performance.🤲🤲🤲

This is his real IELTS certificate 😎

Assalamu alaikum!

I'm Tohira, the 'Unity-dino' and I recently got band 8.0 in my exam in September. Let me list my tips on how to improve your English and achieve better results in terms of IELTS:👍👍👍

1. Improve your general English.
IELTS, as the name suggests, tests your level of English, especially whether or not you are ready to use the language when you go abroad etc. 👌Without being able to talk, think and communicate in English, I'm afraid you won't be able to use the language sufficiently under exam conditions.🤔 What's also great about focusing on your English and improving the language itself is how cool it is to speak in English). 👏Most scientific and other types of information are available in English. In my case, I was open to more of the scientific field than in Uzbek and also, learned a lot from great scholars in terms of my religion. Trust me, your efforts are worth your time. 👈

2. Enjoy the process.🥰
Short and sweet, enjoy what you are doing. 😊Try to find pleasure in doing practice tests, thinking, speaking and writing in completely another language. My biggest advice to improve your receptive skills, the ones that didn't let me down in my exam - Listening and Reading, 🤭would be to really listen and read. While listening, you gain a lot of new information if you focus on the context rather than a specific word. 🤓Simultaneously, you'll be able to score higher, as you are now able to understand what you're listening to. Reading, my lovely thing to do, gets better by actually reading. Personally, all the Uzbek and English books (not related to IELTS) are the fundamentals of band 9.0. 😱Being able to patiently read for an hour - is a good skill to develop. For that, you'd need more practice, mainly reading, preferably IELTS articles.👍 One thing about reading passages is that they're the product of some scientist's lifetime research. Whereas they've spent years, even decades, to write such perfect articles, most people ask whether they should read the whole passage. You have to! Always remember that such practice does take a lot of time, so stay patient!🤝

3. Work as a team.
Even if you take the IELTS exam all by yourself, the result of teamwork in your result is significant🤝. Remember, the certificate expires in two years, but your friends are there forever). 😘We, human beings, are better at finding others' mistakes rather than our own and such features are especially beneficial to improving our speaking and writing. 🤩Plus, it's so much fun to prepare for the exam together, fight for the answers, and help each other. Taking your exam together is the next level of support and fun. Well, those who know, know it is a pleasure). 🥰

4. "Muhimi yelkalarni bo'sh qo'yish kerak". 👍
Yes, relax. IELTS is temporary, but life lessons, teachers, friends and all the knowledge you've gained are permanently there for you.✊ Stop worrying too much, as it's always your 'rizq' 🤯whatever score you get. Don't let the worries take over your daily life, your emotions and your other relationships. Always respect your parents and your teacher,😤 as well as other teachers, and ask them to pray for you. 🤲Try to imply the things you've learned in your daily life, as you read many passages and articles during the process. Overall, no drama. 😁

Good luck to everyone who is planning to take an exam soon, may Allah bless you with a beneficial score!🤲🤲🤲

P.S. The role of UNITY is irreplaceable not only in my English learning journey but also personal life.🥳🥳🥳

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This is Tohirabegim's certificate 📃

🎉 Congratulations

Yana bir o’quvchimiz CEFR sertifikatini qo’lga kiritdilar

🪪O’quvchi: Asrolova Mushtariy

✔️Ushbu o’quvchimizga keyingi hayot yo’llarida ham muvaffaqiyat tilab qolamiz

💎UNITY - Birgalikda yuksalamiz!

Recently, I provided suggestions on how to succeed in the listening 🎧and reading📚 parts of the IELTS exam. Now, let's discuss tips to avoid failure in the math section of the SAT exam.🖥

1. Don't underestimate math classes at school,🤭 especially if you are not yet in high school (10th and 11th grades). 🧐The SAT math section includes questions from topics covered in grades 5 through 9. 😱Those who have a strong foundation in these grades usually face minimal challenges, aside from some language-related issues.👌

2. Learn math not just to solve problems on a test, but to apply it in real-life situations. 🤔You might wonder "How can percentages be important in my normal life?", 😄but they are crucial for various practical purposes, from financial transactions to cooking and recipes👌. Mastering the application of mathematical concepts makes them more engaging and applicable to everyday scenarios, not ever letting you get bored of math.🤯🤯🤯

3. Instead of memorising mathematical formulas and rules,👍👍👍 focus on understanding the concepts behind them.🤝 During the exam, you are provided with formulas and can even bring your own calculator🤓. SAT math questions assess your ability to think critically and find solutions to problems🤭, testing your logical reasoning skills. It's unimportant whether you can add and multiply big numbers in your mind or with a calculator.✊

Mr Abror-SAT recommendation 👌

Hozirgi kunda juda ko'p o'quvchilar tomonidan beriladigon savolga 📃Gulasal opa ustozimiz tomonidan javob👌