⚡️ADMISSION OPEN‼️IELTS 7+ ONLINE COURSES💻! 🔷Who can attend: Students with B2 level📌 (IELTS 5.5-6.0-6.5 ) 🔷 Course Target: To get C1 level🎯 (7.0 -7.5 in the IELTS test) 🔷Course instructor: Bekzod Khayitov ( IELTS score 8.0) ✅Start Date: September 22, Friday ✅Course duration: 3 months ( September 22 - December 20) ✅Course requirements: - Minimum B2 level of English. - Strong motivation to study and get high results. - must be very disciplined - It is OBLIGATORY to REGISTER for the IELTS exam for the 21st of December (not later, not sooner) - Before accepting to the group, I will send the test and have one-to-one video chat with every student. ✅ Course fee: 420000 sum per month. ✅ Time: Classes are organised on even days three times a week from 20:00 to 21:30 (Subject to change; can be discussed with the students) - Apart from regular classes, students are also involved in extra one-to-one online classes e.g. Speaking mock exam and other discussions.

✅Candidates who are interested in the course can send the following information: 1) Full name / 2) Occupation (student / teacher etc) 3) Current English level (if students had taken the test before, they can send their certificates) to @BekzodHayitov 💥EARLY BIRD DISCOUNT: The first 10 students to register get 20% reduction in the fees for the first month.

I didn't put a band 8.0 as a target score, which is also equal to C1 level because I know the level of dedication and effort required to achieve that score, so before promising a band 8.0, I must make sure that students are ready for the commitment required from them. I should confess I really want course participants to achieve a band 8.0

Kuningizni erta tongdan kamida 30 daqiqa kitob mutolaa qilishdan boshlasangiz📚, 15-20 daqiqa toza havoda sayr yoki yengil jismoniy mashqlar🏃🏃‍♀ bajarish uchun sarflasangiz, kuningizni qolgan qismini qanday qilib pozitiv kayfiyatda o'tkazish borasida qayg'urish shart emas.

🎧 #3_minute_listen #AdvancedEnglish Baby babble isn't just goo goo! And hearing 2 languages is better than one

In English, adults like to say babies go "goo goo ga ga." In French, it's "areau areau." And in Mandarin, it's "ya ya." So do babies really babble with different sounds in different parts of the world? And what does that tell us about how babies learn to speak?

#Grammar #Advanced ❓Do the meaning of the sentence changes when we change the position of ADVERB❓ I recall telling him clearly that he had won. I clearly recall telling him that he had won.

I recall telling him clearly that he had won. (= I told him clearly; clearly modifies 'telling him') I clearly recall telling him that he had won. (=I clearly recall it; clearly modifies 'recall')

Sentence 1: "She asked my advice as to what subject she should study at university."
This sentence uses the phrase "as to" to introduce the purpose of her inquiry. The use of "as to" adds a slightly more formal and academic tone to the sentence. It implies that the speaker is seeking guidance or expert opinion. Additionally, the sentence uses the phrase "she should study" to emphasize a recommendation or suggestion.
Sentence 2: "She asked my advice on what subject to study at university."
This sentence uses the preposition "on" to introduce the topic of the inquiry. It is a more straightforward and concise way of expressing the same idea. The tone is still formal and appropriate for academic writing, but it may be slightly LESS FORMAL compared to the first sentence.

Apparently, most of you don't know how to make formal structures

It is highly likely that this year I am going to work with only one level of the learners - students who want to go from B2 (IELTS 5.5-6.0-6.5) to C1 (7.0 -7.5) because students in this category need to work harder and would need more help than other levels and with an expert teacher😉 it will take less time to achieve C1 threshold. So if your level is B2 and you are planning to improve your English to get a certificate with C1 level, then you can join my ONLINE IELTS 7+ courses. All the details are here

#Mini_class4 #writing_task2 #key_words #paraphrasing
Paraphrasing is important in writing, but do you know which key words and phrases in the topic you should avoid paraphrasing? If the answer is NO! then you must watch this #videoinstruction.

😃 Can I joke with the examiner?

The phrase 'consumer society' is outdated now. We have to find a new phrase to describe consumer trends.

What about having IELTS speaking (live chat) today? Leave your reactions 👍 👎

Live stream has been scheduled, see you at 21:00

Mana shu #mini_classni oxirida berilgan home taskni bajarib commentda qoldirgan o'quvchilarga speaking taskda birinchilardan bo'lib speaking qilishga imkoniyat beriladi va detailed FEEDBACK berishga xarakat qilaman.