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🔥 Thank you to everyone who participated in today’s intake. Despite being mid-season, the number of prospective students exceeded our expectations.

✅ After reviewing all applications, we will contact those who have passed by 6 PM on Sunday. Make sure your phone is working properly.

😊 A+ Academy appreciates your choice.

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#AplusMemes

Me: What would you do if you were a president?

Student: Start the 3rd World War.

Me: Thank God you’re not a president😅

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#EssaybyMe

Some people think the manufacturers and shopping malls should sell fewer packaged products while others argue that people have the responsibility to buy products with less packaging.
 
Discuss both views and give your opinion.
 
The issue of whether individuals or retailers and producers should shoulder the responsibility to tackle the problem of packaging has so far been sparking debate. While those who commercially benefit from the sales of products can somehow mitigate the setback, I am convinced that consumers should hold the ultimate accountability to avoid making purchases of packaged products at all costs.
 
Certain environmentalists claim that shopping malls and manufacturers are in charge of suppressing the resultant dire consequences of excessive packaging. They can achieve this by prioritizing biodegradable materials or at least compostable plastic and cardboard to pack the products. This way, commercial sector may contribute to a more sustainable future through avoiding the wastage of plastic used for packaging.
 
Nevertheless, others claim that we should make conscious choices when buying products with plastic packaging. They say it is our responsibility to visit shops with our own bags to place different products in. When we decide to be more environmentally friendly, the world becomes much better place with its greenery preserved for future generations. With that in mind, we can be more involved in recycling and zero-wastage campaigns.
 
As far as I am concerned about this issue, individuals should boycott plastic packaged products. Our choice in favor of non-packaged products can leave the commercial sector with no alternative but to tailor their manufacturing practices accordingly. That is to say, in order to maintain the sales of their products, manufacturers will opt for more eco-friendly packaging even if it is more costly than simply using plastic packaging.
 
To conclude, it is true that manufacturers can always address the problem of plastic packaging, but they are often found to be reluctant to do so because of the costs involved. Therefore, I believe that the public has the utmost power to shape their practices through buying products with less packaging.

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😊 A+ Academy team appreciates you all.

✊🏻 Massive respect to everyone who completed our 10-day challenge! Your dedication and consistency were truly inspiring. Thank you all for being active participants!

🔥 By the way, this is just the beginning; stay sharp, because we’re launching another challenge during the holy month of Ramadan. Get ready to push your limits once again! More details coming soon, friends.

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🔥 Alrighty, the final online session will focus on IELTS Listening Strategies conducted by Lobarkhon.

Be sure to join on time tomorrow at 9 PM. See you all there!

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🔥 Alright, tomorrow’s online session will focus on the importance of AI (ChatGPT) in language learning conducted by Davlatyor (IELTS 8.0, Speaking 8.0)

Be sure to join on time at 9 PM. See you all there!

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#AplusTip

If you ask me, there are two easiest processes in language acquisition: Explaining something and Understanding something.

That is, if somebody is good at explaining some grammatical structures to you, that wouldn’t make them great teachers. I have so far observed some so-called instructors at an approximate level of B1-B2 who were flattered and kissed up by their students as if they were the Gods of language. Now ask yourself that if they really knew all those nuances in the language in the same way accomplished teachers do, wouldn’t have they proved their level in action simply by rocking any test they prepare students for. After all, even my not competent enough students can teach what they have learned in class to their little siblings explaining everything in depth. Okay, you may still cast doubt on what I say arguing that you are fine with your teacher not having adequate level as long as they are good at explaining something. That now leads me to the next point of my message: the second easiest thing with language learning.

Yes, you read me right. I assure you that understanding something is the easiest of all in language learning. Unlike math or physics where one’s success mainly lies in grasping all those distant theories and concepts, language learning should primarily revolve around practice and feedback on your mistakes rather than theory. Here is more clear-cut analogy: if we consider a language learner as a new-born baby, one can only learn crawling with theoritical knowledge but needs practice and more tailored approach to learn walking. To take my stand further, just take a look at your last essay and see how many mistakes you have made with “to be”, “tenses”, or all other nuances of grammar, say, the difference between “although” and “despite”. But haven’t you been told about them by your teacher? Why do you then still keep making the same errors? I admit that understanding those grammar rules is important but a real and marked growth goes far beyond this. And you don’t need a Cambridge expert to bring those concepts within your grasp, but you will need a true professional to make you authentically acquire the language you are learning.

In short, the outcomes, accomplishments and results make someone a successful language learner or teacher not short-term satisfactions over understanding or explaining something. Not every student starting off a long journey of language learning makes it till the end even though they were pretty good at understanding things at the beginning. Have the right mindset and rise all the way to top!

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✊🏻 You’re making steady progress toward your dream IELTS score every day!

🔥 Incidentally, tomorrow’s online lesson will focus on IELTS Speaking Part 3 (Extended answers) conducted by Khajimurod (IELTS 8.0, Speaking 8.5)

Be sure to join on time at 9 PM. See you there!

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