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Акулани канотидан шашли босаям дарс важнее! Ауф 😂


My student trying to explain his absence 😂😂




Sarvarbek is an excellent student of mine! It was a great journey since he has been attending my classes from the very first lesson of the Beginner level until Graduation. Although we had expected a higher score, it is what it is.

Hopefully, in the next attempt, he will achieve his well-deserved overall 8.0+, in sha Allah🤝

Kudos to you
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Forward from: A'zambek blog
Tushungan tushundi!




"Dream is not what you see in sleep but is the thing which doesn't let you sleep"


😵‍💫I must admit that none of these three essays was written in under 40 minutes, but none took more than 50! I'm starting to get into gear!


🤓Just give them a read and learn! I'm pretty sure all three essays will score 8.0+

The channel is set to be super active for the next 30 days😁


These days, the debate over whether an effective public transportation system is the most important requirement for a modern city remains contentious. While many argue that an efficient public transport system is the cornerstone of any urban centre, others are of the opinion that city’s success heavily depends on a range of factors; infrastructure, healthcare, and environmental policies.

People supporting a view of a robust transportation system often put an emphasize on its essential role in ensuring urban sustainability. Densely populated cities are often in need of an effective transport system such as subways, trams, and buses which can significantly reduce traffic congestion if monitored appropriately. Not only do the residents derive benefit from it, but the environment can also hugely obtain advantages as it decreases reliance on private cars. Take Tokyo and Singapore as an example, these cities often report high quality of urban life, attributing it primarily to well-structured transport system.

The proponents of other important factors are of the view that solely concentrating on transport undermines other foundational aspects of urban development. For example, adequate housing, reliable healthcare services, green zones, and efficient waste disposal systems are equally crucial. Only after a city has affordable housing, low crime rates, and environmental prosperity can it be regarded as liveable even if it might not have world-class transportation. Hence, a holistic approach to urban planning is pivotal for fostering sustainable and resilient cities.

I think that while the importance of public transport system is indispensable, other factors contributing to prosperity of live in cities should and must not be neglected. A modern city must encompass transport system with other vital services to meet the diverse demands of its inhabitants. For example, Amsterdam, being among the cities with a high level of well-being, often boasts about its potential to integrate all the key aspects of a better life.

In conclusion, although public transport plays a crucial role in the functioning of a modern city, it is other factors that complete this puzzle into one whole. City planners ought to reinforce a comprehensive approach that includes all aspects of urban life.


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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.


In recent years, more and more people are spending an increased amount of time commuting to either work or educational establishments. While it is believed by some that this brings about a number of advantages, others are of the opinion that its drawbacks outweigh potential benefits.

Proponents of long-time commutes often underscore the time that can be utilized productively; for example, reading, listening to audiobooks, or even completing assignments during travel can enhance efficiency and personal growth. More broadly, the fact that high-performing educational establishments and prestigious companies are located in central parts of the cities is also emphasized by proponents of this idea. Some cannot afford to reside in the hearts of the cities, meaning that they have to commute from more affordable suburbs without undergoing the burden of inner-city living costs.

However, others maintain that extended commuting has detrimental effects on both mental and physical well-being. Long travel times are often associated with increased stress levels, reduced sleep, and logically less time for family and leisure activities. It is also worth mentioning that long-term exposure to traffic congestion or crowded public transport can exacerbate anxiety and fatigue, detrimentally affecting life satisfaction. It is the environmental concern that further accompanies this issue, as prolonged commutes significantly contribute to greater carbon emissions, especially when public transport is not utilized.

In my view, while lengthy commuting can be closely linked to some marginal benefits, the negative consequences far outweigh them. The time-consuming character of long commuting, loss of energy, and emotional well-being are highly unlikely to be compensated by access to better schools and jobs. This situation can further lead to burnout and diminished productivity, undermining its advantages. I do believe that meticulous urban planning can and should be introduced.

In conclusion, while commuting long distances can offer access to improved opportunities and be used productively, environmental, physical, and psychological toll it imposes makes it largely negative development. Striking a balance between accessibility and quality of life should be the priority in forming future urban and employment policies.


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Nowadays, many people are now spending more and more time traveling to work or school. Some people believe that this is a negative development while others think there are some benefits.

Discuss both views and give your own opinion.


In recent years, there has been a contentious debate over the importance of healthcare over other domains. While I acknowledge that various domains such as education, infrastructure, and environmental protection warrant investment massive investment, I do believe that healthcare should be in priority for any government.

To start, a robust healthcare system helps to shape the foundation of a productive society. Access to reliable medical service prevents populations from various diseases, reduced life expectancy, and diminished quality of life. It is natural that these health-related setbacks have a direct impact on economic growth and national productivity. For example, Japan consistently reports higher life satisfaction and stronger workforce, attributing it to its well-funded healthcare system.

On a broader level, healthcare serves as the baseline upon other crucial domains. For example, education is unlikely to yield successful outcomes if students suffer from chronic illnesses. Similarly, infrastructure projects cannot reach their full potential if most of the workforce is absent due to health-related issues. These examples clearly demonstrate the importance of healthcare and the fact that it enables progress across all other domains.

To be more specific, the COVID-19 pandemic has delineated the catastrophic consequences of depreciating the value of healthcare. Nations that faced this situation with resilient healthcare managed to mitigate it much better when compared to those that underfunded their systems. This global-level event underscores the importance for long-term investment in public health. Take my country, Uzbekistan, as an example, we embraced the healthcare not just as a moral duty but as a strategic necessity which was reflected in country’s well-being after the pandemic.

In conclusion, although other sectors play vital roles in national development, healthcare stands out as the most critical area for the government. The government is highly unlikely to yield positive outcomes from other domains unless it treats healthcare as the cornerstone.


Some feel that governments should prioritize healthcare instead of other important areas.

To what extent do you agree or disagree?


Какой ученик развивается?

Ученики бывают двух типов:
— Ученик, который ждет учителя
— Ученик, который опережает учителя

1️⃣ Первый всегда ждет задания.
Если дадите — сделает. Если не дадите — отдыхает.
На уроке отвечает, только если задать вопрос. Если не спросить — молчит.

2️⃣ Второй — ищет сам.
Если дадите — сделает, если не дадите — всё равно сделает.
Слушает жадно, учится даже после урока.

Видите разницу?

Развивающийся ученик — активный.
Он ждет не учителя, а результат.
Он ищет не задание, а возможность.
Он знает свои слабости и советуется с учителем.

Такой ученик побеждает. Потому что он — “активный герой” своей судьбы.

Запомни:

Умный ученик не боится превзойти учителя.
Потому что мечта настоящего учителя — чтобы ученик стал еще лучше него.




Love comes after marriage, not before. These Western ideas of romantic love are utter nonsense!


— Uzma Jalaluddin, Ayesha at Last

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