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why is russian toooo complicated 🗿

Ты можешь сказать "Я старался прийти раньше, но не смог", если:

✅ Ты прикладывал усилия какое-то время – например, заранее вышел из дома, ускорял шаг, пытался поймать такси, но всё равно опоздал.

Но если ты просто один раз попробовал, то лучше:
✅ "Я постарался прийти раньше, но не смог." – например, ты вышел пораньше, но был сильный трафик.

💡 Разница:

"Старался" – ты долго пытался сделать что-то (например, старался всю неделю приходить вовремя).

"Постарался" – ты сделал одну попытку прийти вовремя, но не получилось.


В твоём примере оба варианта возможны, но чаще говорят "постарался прийти раньше" – потому что речь идёт об одном случае.

In Real Life Usage

Despite being officially C1, IELTS 7.0 does not always feel "fully advanced" in real conversations, writing, or academic settings.

Some native speakers or professionals may still see a 7.0 speaker as Upper-Intermediate (B2+), not truly Advanced (C1) in fluency and natural usage.

Even IELTS 8.5, which is mapped to C2 (Proficient), might not always be real-life native-like mastery.


Why This Difference?

IELTS tests "academic" and "structured" English, not necessarily full fluency in casual or professional real-life contexts.

A person with IELTS 7.0 may struggle with slang, idioms, or highly complex discussions, making them feel less "Advanced" in real situations.


Summary

IELTS 7.0 is officially Advanced (C1), even in English-speaking countries.

In real life, it might feel more like Upper-Intermediate (B2+), depending on fluency and confidence in different situations.

There are so-called 'teachers' in our society.


Dealing with an unfair and toxic teacher can be frustrating, but there are ways to handle the situation effectively:

1. Stay Calm & Professional

Don’t let their attitude get to you emotionally. Respond politely and keep your cool.

Avoid arguing or reacting emotionally, as this might make things worse.


2. Focus on Your Goals

Remember, you're there to learn and succeed. Don't let the teacher’s negativity distract you from your studies.

Try to find ways to understand the material despite their teaching style.


3. Document Everything

If the teacher is truly being unfair (e.g., giving biased grades, making inappropriate comments), keep a record of specific incidents.

This could help if you need to report them later.

4. Stay Respectful but Assertive(I'm not very sure abt it🫤, some teachers just misinterpret)

If they treat you unfairly, you can politely ask for clarification. Example: "Could you explain why I lost marks on this question?"

This shows you are paying attention without being confrontational.


5. Seek Support

Talk to classmates to see if they feel the same. If multiple students are affected, you can collectively bring it up to a higher authority.

If things get really bad, consider discussing the issue with a school counselor, academic advisor, or administration.


6. Minimize Interaction

If possible, limit your direct interactions with the teacher.

Focus on learning from textbooks, online resources, or other teachers.

7. Use Humor & Perspective
Sometimes, viewing the teacher’s behavior as ridiculous rather than personal can help you cope.
Remember, bad teachers don’t last forever—your education and future success matter more.

"POV: Когда ты осознаёшь что учебный год в лицее закончится через три месяца"

Happy to u, to u🌝