ielts challenge 204177

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ielts challenge 204177

7 Jan, 21:49

Sometimes, text itself provides definitions of some words. Here, we can see the definition of mathematical well-being. This situation is also common in IELTS reading passages.

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ielts challenge 204177

7 Jan, 21:46

article day1 education about maths anxiety .pdf

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#dailyarticle
#Education

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Some common topics for the IELTS exam include:
Education: A common topic in the speaking test, where you might be asked about your school experiences, interests, or educational goals.
Family: A common topic in the speaking test, where you might be asked about your family members, relationships, or how you spend time with them.
Media: A common topic in the writing test, where you might be asked to discuss the impact of the media on people's lives.
Criminal justice: A common topic in the writing test, along with youth crime, technology, and government spending.
Space science: A common topic in the reading test.
News: A common topic in the reading test.
Pedagogy: A common topic in the reading test.
Child growth and learning: A common topic in the reading test.
Movies: A common topic in the reading test.
Digitalization: A common topic in the reading test.
Employment: A common topic in the reading test.
Places of tourist attraction: A common topic in the reading test.

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ielts challenge 204177

29 Dec 2024, 08:49

READING (9.0) dan repost

READING (9.0).pdf

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📖 THE COMPLEX NATURE OF MULTITASKING

✅ READING (9.0)

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ielts challenge 204177

25 Dec 2024, 11:45

Alisher&Mukhammadali posts dan repost

More and more people today are spending large amounts of money on their appearance in order to look younger.

Why do people want to look younger?
Do you think this is a positive or negative development?

In recent years, it has become increasingly popular among people to invest a large amount of money into their appearance with the intention of looking more attractive and hence younger. The explanations to why they do so vary from relationship issues to a lack of self-esteem. Personally, I see this trend in a negative light for multiple reasons.

There are a couple of factors that influence people's decisions about such surgeries. One has to do with problems in relationships, an especially common issue among more mature adults or individuals with facial defects, such as a curved nose. More often than not, a small surgery like rhinoplasty (nose surgery) or blepharoplasty (eyelid surgery) helps solve these problems by adding attractiveness to one's look, thereby increasing chances for successful new relationships. Another reason would be low self-esteem developed by social standards. More specifically, some people are likely to gain excess weight with age, which makes them feel rather unattractive. This, in turn, causes feelings of discomfort and isolation, making it difficult to socialize. However, a surgery can open a new chapter of life for these people and boost their self-confidence.

In my view, this development should be discouraged for two principal reasons. First and foremost, no medical professional guarantees perfect results, meaning that a tiny mistake can lead to serious health complications. If this is the case, instead of helping improve one's beauty, a person might end up being even more unattractive or even dying. An Instagram blogger in my country, for example, opted for rhinoplasty last year, but due to a negligible error by his surgeon, he passed at the age of 22, highlighting the fact that one shouldn't risk with their lives to just look beautiful. Moreover, such a surgery costs significant amounts of money, with the costs not being limited to a surgery only but also including follow-up check-ups and treatments. This puts a significant financial strain on individuals, increasing chances of getting into debt. Rather than seeking instant gratification with a surgery, it would be more sensible for these people to invest this money on self-development, both physical and psychological, as well as education that can bring more long-term satisfaction from life.

To sum up, while problems common in building relationships coupled with perfect social standards urge people to resort to surgeries to look younger, I personally consider this change to be for the worse, due to significant health concerns and costs involved.

#task1 #classwork #mixed #alisher_types #aGoodOne

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ielts challenge 204177

19 Dec 2024, 09:10

Alisher&Mukhammadali posts dan repost

More and more parents are allowing their children to play on computers and tablets as they think that children should learn technology skills.

Do the advantages of this development outweigh the disadvantages?

It is becoming increasingly common to see parents normalizing their children playing on their computers or tablets with the idea that it helps their children develop skills related to technology. While this trend does have some merits, I believe its drawbacks, especially in terms of children’s overall well-being, are more consequential.

Children, indeed, develop technology-related skills by playing on their electronic gadgets. Playing on computers and tablets can help them learn keyboard navigation for quick typing, online browsing, and app usage. These skills, in turn, can enhance their job prospects as most workplaces have become digitalized, requiring technology literacy. Besides, smart gadgets can be a much-needed parental aid for parents today. They can serve as a useful diversion for children whose parents are often busy working. Allowing the child a 30-minute gaming session gives their parents some downtime for self-care and recreation, which is essential for modern-day parents to balance their personal lives with work.

Advantageous as they may be, electronic devices have considerable negative implications for children. First, they are detrimental to their physical well-being since prolonged screen time has been found to cause eye strain, poor posture, headaches, and obesity from reduced activity. Excessive computer use among children has some social ramifications as well. Children who spend their time mostly on their gadgets run the risk of being less socially active as they have less real-world interaction, as a result of which they grow up to be socially awkward and poorly adjusted. This, in turn, diminishes their future prospects – both professional and personal – as strong social skills are essential in almost every aspect of life. Moreover, some digital games promote violence and hostility, which can lead children to exhibit aggression toward others and be in a constant state of anger and frustration.

In conclusion, allowing children to play on their computers and tablets under the pretext of developing technology skills does seem sensible in some regards, but I would caution parents about the dangers of this decision in terms of their children’s overall well-being.

#task2
337 words, #classwork
#Mukhammadali_Issues

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ielts challenge 204177

14 Dec 2024, 13:30

Alisher&Mukhammadali posts dan repost

Many people argue that restaurants should be required to disclose the nutritional information of the dishes they serve.

Do the advantages outweigh the disadvantages?

It is suggested that restaurants be obliged to share information about the nutritional value of the dishes on their menu. I believe doing so brings more benefits than any potential drawbacks.

Requiring restaurants to share information on what nutrients their dishes contain does pose some problems. The main challenge would be the implementation of this suggestion in the first place. Not all restaurants are likely to welcome this idea as they would have to allocate resources to arrange and hire dedicated staff to oversee this job. Although some high-end restaurants can be expected to accept this policy, most others would resist due to the expenses involved in incorporating this system into their operations.

I, however, reckon that the upsides of sharing information regarding the nutritional value of dishes at restaurants are more significant. Firstly, such information allows diners to make conscious food choices with ease. People can select food items that meet their dietary requirements: individuals can choose from low-calorie or calorie-dense options based on whether they are on a caloric restriction or in a bulking phase. Easy access to such information, hence, enables people to adhere to their dietary goals effortlessly.

Another positive outcome would be reduced cases of food poisoning. People who eat out are often at risk of consuming food that can upset their digestive system, so having information such warning labels, caloric count, and nutritional contents can help make better eating choices, thereby diminishing the likelihood of stomach issues.

Furthermore, restaurants can boost their revenue by attracting more customers for providing informative menus. More and more people are conscious of today’s health and fitness trends, and they tend to choose restaurants which share these values over those which do not.

In conclusion, while expecting restaurants to provide information on the nutritional value of their dishes can be too much to ask in terms of financial costs, I consider that the benefits stemming from it overshadow the possible disadvantages.

#task2
322 words, #classwork
#Mukhammadali_Issues

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ielts challenge 204177

13 Dec 2024, 12:08

Hozirgi kunda oziq-ovqat, kiyim-kechak global narsa bo'lgani uchunmi shu sohalardan boshqasida ish chiqishiyam rasa qiyin bo'p ketyapti.

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ielts challenge 204177

13 Dec 2024, 08:42

Avicii - The Nights — t.me/lyricsforenglish

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Avicii - The Nights

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ielts challenge 204177

12 Dec 2024, 12:56

Reality — Lost Frequencies - Topic

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Reality

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ielts challenge 204177

12 Dec 2024, 10:55

6 Minute English dan repost

The secrets to a healthy old age.pdf

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💌 BBC's 6 Minute English

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ielts challenge 204177

12 Dec 2024, 10:55

The secrets to a healthy old age — 6 Minute English

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💌 BBC's 6 Minute English

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ielts challenge 204177

12 Dec 2024, 08:29

Elderly employee= senior worker
Sensible decision= mulohazali(aqlli) qaror
Far-sightedness= uzoqni ko'rish
Vigor= kuch, mador
Exuberance= qiziqqonlik

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ielts challenge 204177

12 Dec 2024, 08:09

Alisher&Mukhammadali posts dan repost

Some people believe that elderly employees are more useful to a company, while others believe that young employees are better.

Discuss both views and give your own opinion.

Some argue that senior workers make a greater contribution to their workplace, but others suggest that their young counterparts have a larger role to play. I, personally, share the view that employees of both ages have distinct functions in a company, making their contributions equally important.

On the one hand, elder employees offer their company valuable qualities young people lack, which are experience and wisdom. The former typically possess more experience handling different situations, making them better problem-solvers who can tackle issues more effectively and promptly relying on their past experiences. This experience, ultimately, translates into the company’s productivity and success. Wisdom gained over the years also benefits the company in profound ways. Senior workers’ better judgement and far-sightedness allow them to make sensible decisions in key areas of the company such as staff recruitment and termination, resource allocation, and investment. If young workers were trusted with these critical decisions, they would likely make rash moves, putting their company at risk of bankruptcy.

Conversely, one cannot understate the unique roles young workers undertake within the company. Unlike senior employees who are often set in their old ways and reluctant to embrace new possibilities, young people tend to be more adaptable and flexible. These traits are crucial, especially in today’s fast-paced world, where sweeping technological changes constantly push companies to redesign their processes and innovate. Without young people, companies would be slow to react to emerging trends such as automatization and AI, rendering them vulnerable to takeovers and business closures. Furthermore, young employees naturally have more vigor and exuberance, allowing them to cope with more responsibilities and pressure. Not only are these features essential in physically taxing jobs, but they are also highly sought after in office positions, where employees are often pushed to tight deadlines and demanding projects.

In my view, companies looking to be successful should consider leveraging both old and young workers’ strong suits rather than argue who is more useful. At the end of the day, a company’s success stems from understanding individuals’ unique qualities and skills and knowing how to utilize them to maximize productivity. Overgeneralizing the usefulness of an employee merely based on age misleads companies and leads to poor hiring decisions, resulting in their collective downfall.

In conclusion, old and young people have much to offer to their respective companies in their own ways, so I encourage employers not to pigeonhole employees based on age. Rather, they should seek ways to make the best of what each has to ensure the company’s prosperity.

#task2
419 words, #classwork
#Mukhammadali_Issues

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ielts challenge 204177

11 Dec 2024, 13:56

Irina Lutsenko: IELTS, writing, cohesion dan repost

Missing word? ☃️ "But as the technology evolved, so [__?__] did an extraordinary idea." (Source: New Scientist)

So‘rovnoma

as
much
well
too
also

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ielts challenge 204177

7 Dec 2024, 14:24

Or IELTS is still relying on old materials)

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ielts challenge 204177

7 Dec 2024, 14:22

Some are doing business with IELTS papers. They are providing texts in their marathons or other businesses beforehand and preventing students from showing their real potential. It is unfair, I think.

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ielts challenge 204177

7 Dec 2024, 14:07

Star Wars Movies dan repost

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Video oldindan ko‘rish uchun mavjud emas

Telegram'da ko‘rish

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ielts challenge 204177

7 Dec 2024, 12:54

#BBC_notes
Mouth muscle
What exactly happen when baby start learning to speak?
When they are 6 months old they start to bubble.

Skills babies develop in order to speak
1. Breaking down the speech stream into words
2. Linking words to the things in the environment
Bubbling usually starts
The reason of Calling giraffe as Raf is at an early stage children learn words by remembering the first and the last syllable, especially the stressed ones. Like nona(banana)
Classic example of something means the best example of something. Ex. Ants are Classic example of animals working together.
Although it may seem automatic to adults to say words while understanding the meaning. However, it is difficult for babies and children.
Error=mistakes