Asadillo of All Trades

Recap of the day :
1. Reading 2 articles ✅
2. Analyzing 2 task 1 reports ✅
3. Analyzing 2 task 2 essays ✅
4. Speaking preparing sample answers for 1 part 1 and part 2 and part 3 ✅
5. Shadowing ✅

I don’t want to toot my own horn, but as I know English better than any of my acquaintances, my close people usually happen to ask me to lend a hand when they need some assistance with their English exam preparations. Until now, I have helped almost all of my relatives, especially those who are majoring in English. For example, a few months ago, when it was just around the corner from the start of university exams, my cousin Tohir wanted me to explain some of the basic rules of English grammar.

Given that our connections are pretty tight, I couldn’t say no to him, and then we buckled up. Unfortunately, it turned out that Tohir did not know anything about English, and he could not even introduce himself in proper language. Realizing this, the very first thing we did was make up a decent plan tailored to his needs. We only had a couple of weeks until his exam, so we started right after finishing the plan. And speaking of it, I added the most fundamental topics, like ordinal and cardinal numbers, definite and indefinite articles, and also some tenses – present simple, present continuous, and so on.

We used to look through each of these topics early in the morning. He had been very dedicated throughout those whole 14 days. His commitment just blew my mind and urged me to help him as much as I could. He had a very sharp mind, or even I can say I had never seen someone absorb new information like him before. I did not have any clue why he had just wasted the entire semester. When I questioned him about the reason, he just said he had not had enough passion before. After just two weeks, he had learned all those topics inside out and become fully ready for the exam.

Ultimately, he nearly managed to get what he wanted. Yeah, although we had been aiming for a perfect A, he ended up with a B, which was totally satisfying. Hearing this, I had nothing to say but just to praise his diligence and strong will, which helped him overcome the issue.


Corrected version, I just loved this response, and didnot want to refine anything here. I will keep it

4. Do men and women usually like the same kinds of films?
In my opinion, when it comes to films, men and women in country have fundamentally different tastes, for example women are more into dramas and something romantic whereas men usually prefer watching action , horror movies.

3. Do you prefer foreign films or films made in your country?
Oh wow, there is a huge difference between foreign films and the films that were produced in my country. Admittedly, I always go for foreign films as they are far better in terms of video quality, the meaningfulness of scripts and let me not talk about how skillfully the actors play their roles.

2. What kinds of movies do you like best?
- I believe my taste in movies is quite eclectic, meaning I love different types of movies, But, in general, i find myself watching action movies more. Because movies in this genre are very appealing, and not to mention unexpected plot twists, even just regular scenes almost make me become glued to the screen.

1. Do you like to watch films?
- I would say I am a real movie buff, so far I have watched hundreds of movies. In spite of having a hectic study schedule, I always try to spare some time at the weekends to watch the latest releases.

#usefulchunks
1. hosted by far the highest number of immigrants
2. the picture had shifted substantially
3. took the lead
4. grew steadily to a whopping
5. slumped such that it hit a trough of

I did not like the organization of the body paragraphs here, I would rather talk about Australia itself in one body paragraph

And in another, i would prefer to describe the changes in the US and Canada

At first it seemed really hard, but in reality, it is a piece of cake. I can describe the date in like 7 sentences for bodies, 1 for intro and 2 for overview. Overall 10 sentences, boom, it is done

#usefulchunks
1. a poor use of taxpayer money
2. the funds should be redirected
ORGANIZATION

INTRO - agree with the viewpoint

BODY1- One compelling reason to redirect - ethical concerns
millions sufferim from MALNUTRITION(STARVATION - HUNGER) or living below the poverty line -
not only unjustifiable but also morally questionable - ODAMGARCHILIK JIHATDAN
This issue is particularly pressing in India, where large segments(katta qismi) of the population lack access yo basic necessities . Prioritizing space exploration over the immediate needs of these people reflects a misalignment(no'jo'ya ish) of government priorities and a failure to address the most urgent humanitarian concerns.


BODY 2 - it has not yielded any significant, tangible results since moon landings.
Even there are technological advancements, these have not translated into(o lead to (something) as a result : result in.) meaningful improvements in the daily lives of ordinary people.
The lofty goals of exploring space - finding another planet or understanding the universe, seem far removed from the critical needs of individuals who struggle with basic needs. Given the limited impact, the vast sums of money spent on these programs would be far better allocated to areas such as education, public healthcare and infrastructural development. They would have immediate and lasting benefits for millions of people