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

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#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.

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The phrase 'consumer society' is outdated now.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

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Estimated speaking band scores for today's candidates Abulqosim part 1 7.0 part 3 7.0 Javokhir part 1 6.5 / part 3 6.0 Mekhroj part 1 6.5 / part 3 6.5 Madina part 1 7.5 / part 3 7.5 Tohir part 1 5.0 NOTE: The assessment is based on today's performance of candidates. It can also be different depending on topics and examiners.