Mukhammad Amin | W7.5


Kanal geosi va tili: O‘zbekiston, Inglizcha


IELTS 7.0 – L7.0 R6.5 W7.5 S7.0
Interests: Astronomy, computer science, quantum mechanics, calculus, and psychology.
Run by @FormalBoy, an astronomy nerd.

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I'm sure an overview is enough for this map, as it is easy; writing a report for such diagrams is like a walk in the park!

The diagram presents the transformation of a classroom since 2010. It is evident that the layout of the classroom has undergone noticeable modifications, including the removal of the teacher’s room, along with a reduction in the number of tables and chairs, and the addition of shelves. Additionally, the seating arrangement and play zone have been relocated, marking the most significant alteration.


Some people say that the most important requirement of a modern city is an effective public transport system, while others believe that there are other important requirements for a city.

Discuss both views and give your own opinion.

The topic of the most significant aspect of an urban area has been a matter of contention, with some advocating for a well-developed public transport system, whereas others argue that there are other fundamental elements of a contemporary city. Although an effective mass transit network is vital, I believe there are more important features of an advanced city.

Proponents of a high-quality public transit system present various reasons to validate their view. If a city has a well-functioning public transportation system, it becomes faster and more convenient for more and more people to commute, which may reduce reliance on private vehicles like passenger cars—sedans, hatchbacks, SUVs, and coupes. As a result, traffic congestion is more likely to decrease noticeably, potentially improving air quality and overall urban livability. At a time when traffic gridlocks and pressing issues such as air pollution and climate change have reached alarming levels across the globe, an optimized urban transportation network can make a significant difference.

These arguments notwithstanding, in my opinion, other indispensable features are far more significant. Chief among them is an advanced healthcare system. It is because unhealthy eating habits and sedentary lifestyles have become the norm in thriving cities, which leads to chronic health ailments like obesity and respiratory diseases, meaning that accessible hospitals, clinics, and emergency services are vitally important. Another crucial foundation of a modern metropolis is cultural and recreational facilities. Given the fact that traditions, in certain countries like Japan, are not as highly valued as those in others and are gradually falling out of favor, stressing the importance of our heritage and establishing museums, theaters, and entertainment hubs to promote arts, culture, and community events is more important than ever.

To conclude, although I acknowledge the arguments in favor of well-integrated transport infrastructure as a key necessity of a developed city, specifically in terms of reducing traffic jams and addressing insurmountable global challenges, I remain convinced that other integral characteristics of a progressive urban center, such as state-of-the-art medical services along with arts and leisure amenities are more essential.

Words: 341, 30 minutes. 🚀
Potential score: 8.0 9/8/8/8. 💎
Written on Feb 22, 2025. 🗓

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FEBRUARY 22 EXAM DISCUSSION ⬇️

📊 TASK 1: The floor plans show classroom in 2010 and the same classroom at present.

📝 TASK 2: Some people say that the most important requirement of a modern city is an effective public transport system, while others believe that there are other important requirements for a city.

Discuss both views and give your own opinion.

#examtalk2025

📄 DIYORBEK'S IELTS


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You all know that ninety-nine times out of a hundred, I write task 2 essays that exceed 300 words, and sometimes even reach 400 words, to maximize my chances of scoring higher, especially in Grammatical Range and Accuracy (GRA) and Task Response (TR) criteria. As sweet as this essay is, I do not recommend you write a short essay, particularly in Task 2; I have a strong gut feeling that writing that kind of essay is going to be very difficult for you to get a high score. The reason is simple: the more words you write, the more opportunities you have to demonstrate your grammar and vocabulary, which can give the examiner the impression that you are a higher-level candidate and above average.

As for this essay, I wrote it after reading a very nice sample written by a brilliant candidate. If I had this topic in my real exam, I would never write a short essay; this was merely an experiment.


Some say that reading newspapers and watching TV news is a waste of time, because it has no direct connection with people’s lives.

To what extent do you agree or disagree?

Some people claim that consuming news through newspapers and television is futile because it has little relevance to daily life. However, I disagree with this notion, as both activities offer valuable information and entertainment.

First and foremost, newspapers serve as a valuable alternative to books, offering distinct perspectives on global affairs. When people read newspapers provided by world-renowned publications like The New York Times, Time, and The Economist, they acquire reliable information on current events, both locally and globally, which helps them stay informed. Furthermore, these providers’ professional editors present content about diverse topics ranging from economics to geopolitics in an engaging and thought-provoking way, improving readers’ language skills. Despite not having a direct impact on individuals’ daily lives, newspapers remain a valuable source of knowledge, much like books.
 
Similarly, watching television offers not only entertainment but also educational value. Thanks to a wide array of programs, from major sporting events like the FIFA World Cup, a high-profile global tournament, to Hollywood movies, this small screen caters to diverse interests. Additionally, certain shows, such as cooking or wildlife documentaries, provide essential knowledge that can be put into practice in real life. As a result, TV is more than just a leisure activity—it can also contribute to personal growth.

To conclude, both newspapers and television have significant benefits, especially in terms of offering knowledge, entertainment, and even skill development. Although their connection to everyday life may not always be direct, dismissing them as a waste of time overlooks their broader value.

Words: 250. 👑
Potential score: 8.0 8/8/8/8. 💎
Written on Jan 30, 2025. 🗓

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Finally, the British Council (BC) has confirmed that my certificate has been sent via courier and will arrive soon! Can’t wait to get it in my hands! Probably next week. 🥶


Look at the highlighted words. They make this essay too mechanical, which leads to a band 5.0 or even 4.0 for CC.


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This is the worst Task 2 essay I've ever read. Every sentence has a mistake. I'm sure you cannot find an error-free sentence here.

#task2


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The table illustrates the top-grossing movies worldwide, ranked by their lifetime earnings in US dollars, along with their respective release years.

Overall, Avatar is the highest-grossing film of all time, with Avengers: Endgame following closely as a runner-up. It is also clear that modern blockbusters dominate the list, whereas Titanic is the only entry from the 20th century. Additionally, Inside Out 2 is the most recent film to secure a position among the highest earners.

#task1


BAND 9 OVERVIEW BY ME

The table details the variations in the number of band scores achieved by students at the IELTS ZONE learning center between January and July 2019.

In general, a band score of 6.5 was by far the most popular among students, with the majority achieving this score, whereas other scores were significantly less common. Additionally, as the scores increased, the number of students attaining those higher scores declined over time.

#task1


This is a very cool sentence structure that can be used when making relevant comparisons, especially in Task 1. 📈💎

X + verb + Y whose + noun, though adjective, to be…

The number of vegetables produced in the US increased substantially, surpassing its counterparts whose growth, though noticeable, was significantly less pronounced.

#task1


In some societies, sports and entertainment figures are more valued than professionals such as doctors and teachers.

Why is this the case, and do you consider it a positive or negative trend?


Real exam question: ✔️
Date: February 13, 2025. 🗓

Sample by DeepSeek: ⬇️

In many societies, sports and entertainment figures often receive greater recognition and financial rewards than professionals like doctors and teachers. This phenomenon can be attributed to the widespread influence of media and the public’s fascination with fame and entertainment. While this trend has its merits, it also raises concerns about societal values and priorities. In my opinion, the overvaluation of sports and entertainment figures is a negative trend, as it undermines the importance of essential professions that contribute more significantly to societal well-being.

One of the primary reasons for the elevated status of sports and entertainment figures is the pervasive role of media. Celebrities and athletes are constantly in the public eye, and their achievements are celebrated on a global scale. For instance, a footballer scoring a winning goal or a musician releasing a hit song can instantly capture the attention of millions. This visibility creates a sense of connection and admiration among the public, leading to their high valuation. Additionally, the entertainment and sports industries generate substantial revenue, which further elevates the status of those involved. In contrast, professionals like doctors and teachers, despite their critical roles, often work behind the scenes and lack the same level of public exposure.

However, the disproportionate recognition of sports and entertainment figures over essential professionals has significant drawbacks. Doctors, teachers, and scientists play indispensable roles in shaping society. Doctors save lives and improve public health, while teachers educate future generations and foster intellectual growth. These professions require years of rigorous training and dedication, yet they are often undervalued in terms of both recognition and financial compensation. This imbalance can discourage talented individuals from pursuing these careers, ultimately harming societal progress. For example, if teaching is perceived as a less prestigious profession, it may lead to a shortage of qualified educators, negatively impacting the quality of education.

Furthermore, the glorification of fame and wealth in sports and entertainment can promote superficial values. Young people, in particular, may aspire to become celebrities or athletes primarily for the associated glamour and financial rewards, rather than pursuing careers that align with their skills and passions. This shift in priorities can lead to a lack of diversity in career choices and a devaluation of professions that are less visible but equally, if not more, important.

In conclusion, while the prominence of sports and entertainment figures is understandable given their media-driven visibility and economic impact, it is a negative trend when it overshadows the contributions of essential professionals like doctors and teachers. Society should strive to strike a balance by giving due recognition and support to all professions that contribute to its well-being. By doing so, we can ensure a more equitable and sustainable future.

Words: 447.

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In some societies, sports and entertainment figures are more valued than professionals such as doctors and teachers.

Why is this the case, and do you consider it a positive or negative trend?

Real exam question: ✔️
Date: February 13, 2025. 🗓

Sample by ChatGPT: ⬇️

In contemporary society, athletes and entertainers often command higher levels of admiration and financial rewards than essential professionals like doctors and teachers. This phenomenon stems from the global reach of the entertainment industry and the economic model that prioritizes mass appeal over social contribution. While some argue that such trends are inevitable in a consumer-driven world, this essay contends that the disproportionate valuation of celebrities over professionals is a negative development due to its impact on societal priorities and long-term progress.

One primary reason for the heightened status of sports and entertainment figures is the extensive media exposure they receive. In the digital era, social media platforms and streaming services amplify the presence of athletes and celebrities, making them accessible to millions worldwide. This relentless visibility fosters a deep emotional connection between fans and public figures, elevating their status beyond that of professionals whose contributions, though vital, are less sensationalized. Additionally, entertainment generates substantial economic returns. Major sporting events, film productions, and music concerts attract vast audiences and lucrative sponsorship deals, justifying the exorbitant salaries and public admiration these figures receive.

However, the prioritization of celebrities over professionals such as doctors and teachers carries significant drawbacks. Firstly, it distorts societal values by reinforcing the notion that fame and wealth are more desirable than education and service to humanity. This can dissuade young individuals from pursuing careers in medicine and education, sectors that are already facing critical shortages in many countries. Secondly, the vast income disparity undermines the principle of meritocracy. While sports and entertainment require talent and dedication, the contributions of doctors in saving lives and teachers in shaping future generations are arguably of greater long-term importance to society. Yet, these professions often suffer from inadequate funding and lack of recognition, which can erode motivation and the overall quality of essential services.

In conclusion, the elevated status of entertainers and athletes over professionals stems from extensive media influence and the revenue-driven nature of the entertainment industry. However, this is a concerning trend as it distorts societal values and deprioritizes essential fields that sustain human progress. Governments and communities should strive to restore balance by recognizing and rewarding professionals whose contributions are fundamental to societal well-being.

Words: 365.

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Pay special attention to the underlined words in this first detailed paragraph. It is language features like these that raise your CC score to 9.0. I'm sure I've done exceptionally well in CC and met all the requirements for band 9.

Requirements
of Band 9 Coherence & Cohesion: ⬇

✔ The message can be followed effortlessly.
✔ Cohesion is used in such a way that it very rarely attracts attention.
✔ Any lapses in coherence or cohesion are minimal.
✔ Paragraphing is skilfully managed.

Now you get it, right? If I hadn’t underlined those words, it would have been difficult to find them, meaning cohesion rarely attracts attention.




In some societies, sports and entertainment figures are more valued than professionals such as doctors and teachers.

Why is this the case, and do you consider it a positive or negative trend?


Real exam question: ✔️
Date: Today, February 13, 2025. 🗓

We are now living in a world of unprecedented transformations and shifting social norms, where it has become increasingly common for athletes and entertainers to be held in higher regard than other experts like physicians and tutors, particularly in modern societies. While there are several reasons why this is taking place, I believe that it represents a negative development.

There are a variety of factors that can be attributed to this situation. With an exponential growth in digital technology, constant social media presence, celebrity culture, and high-profile endorsements, sports, and entertainment figures have gained unparalleled visibility, which has significantly contributed to their elevated status in society. Considering these circumstances, it comes as no wonder that these days, sporting icons and entertainment moguls are more esteemed than other specialists in the fields of medicine and teaching. A striking example is Cristiano Ronaldo, a professional football player, who, through his remarkable success on the field and his massive social media following, has become a global icon, reaching a level of fame and recognition that far surpasses that of many highly respected professionals.

I, however, believe that this trend does more harm than good. If athletes and celebrities are given greater prominence, their counterparts – clinicians and pedagogues – significantly trail/lag behind them in terms of not only fame but also public recognition, which leads to a lack of appreciation for these individuals’ essential roles. As a consequence of such glorification, the young generation follows athletic figures and showbiz personalities, neglecting the significance of medical staff and educators, whose contributions are critical/essential/indispensable to society's well-being and development. At a time when the vast majority of teenagers across the globe struggle to juggle multiple academic assignments, find it difficult to strike a balance between studies and family, and are bombarded with endless streams of reels, admiring sportspeople and entertainment elites at the expense of healthcare professionals and mentors might exacerbate these existing problems.

To conclude, while the rise in prominence of professional athletes and entertainment figures is undoubtedly a product of modern media and technological advancements, I contend that this trend undermines the value placed on professionals in fields like medicine and education, thereby making the younger generation less interested in pursuing careers in medicine and teaching, which are vital to society’s long-term well-being.

Words: 378, 35 minutes. 🚀
Potential score: 8.0 – 9/8/8/8. 💎
Checked by Dilshodbek (W8.5).

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