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Jo’rabek Sanokulov | IELTS

@ieltswithsanokulov
Channel's geo and language: Uzbekistan, English
Category: Linguistics

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Jo’rabek Sanokulov | IELTS

21 Feb, 21:52

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Brother thinks he’s him ⚽️
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Jo’rabek Sanokulov | IELTS

21 Feb, 20:32

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I couldn’t l make many useful posts recently

For the past 50 days, since January 4, my life has been sometimes fun, sometimes hard, and sometimes the combination of the two.

✅For the past 50 days, I’ve walked 10,000+ steps every day

✅For the past 50 days, I haven’t eaten fast food

✅For the past 50 days, I’ve been on calorie deficit

✅For the past 50 days, I’ve been working out(last 2 weeks of which have been very intense)

✅For the past 50 days, I’ve read 17 books

✅For the past 50 days, I’ve been teaching 3-4 offline lessons 6 times a week(+ a couple of online lessons)

✅For the past 50 days, I’ve lost 12 kg.

I never thought I’d get this far but now I dont think I’ll stop.

I think I deserve a pad on the back 😆😆

Jokes aside, I’ll soon start online writing & reading courses in March but before that we’ll have 3 demo lessons here in the channel.
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Jo’rabek Sanokulov | IELTS

21 Feb, 14:57

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Q: What motivated you to read books regularly?

A: There isn’t one particular thing that motivated me to read books on a regular basis. I recently realized that I was wasting a lot of time(my screen time was 8+ hours a day). So, I wanted to be more productive or less unproductive, if you will. Now I reduced my screen time to 3-4 hours.

I also love the feeling that I get when I finish a very good book. Imagine waking up from a long night of sleep full of vivid dreams without any alarm clock. That’s how I usually feel after reading a book.

These things keep me reading regularly.

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Jo’rabek Sanokulov | IELTS

19 Feb, 18:31

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Learning news from the internet is better than using traditional media

Do you agree or disagree?

There is a view that relying on the internet to receive news is a better approach than using conventional media. I agree with this point of view for three key reasons.

One reason why I agree is the internet offers immediacy. + 2 or 3 supporting sentences

Another important point is the availability of multimedia options. + 2 or 3 supporting sentences

A final argument is that the internet provides personalized user experience. + 2 or 3 supporting sentences

In conclusion, using the internet to be informed about current affairs allows people to get news immediately and it also offers multimedia options and better user experience. Therefore, I agree that the internet is a superior news source compared to traditional news outlets.


I often tell my students to create such ‘sketches’ for essays. You just write the intro, topic sentences, and conclusion. The essay will be almost ready. This takes less time and it’s easier to remember as well.


#task2
#essay
#classwork
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Jo’rabek Sanokulov | IELTS

19 Feb, 17:27

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Just finished Kafka’s letter to his father.

Although the letter is some 60 pages long, it took me 2 days to finish - not because I didn’t have time but because of the emotional burden it inflicted on me. It was a heavy read.


Here are some of the most lamenting passages from the letter:

I should have been happy to have you as a friend, as a boss, an uncle, a grandfather, even (though rather more hesitantly) as a father-in-law. Only as a father you have been too strong for me, particularly since my brothers died when they were small and my sisters came along only much later, so that I alone had to bear the brunt of it—and for that I was much too weak.

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Sometimes I imagine the map of the world spread out and you stretched diagonally across it. And I feel as if I could consider living in only those regions that either are not covered by you or are not within your reach.


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Jo’rabek Sanokulov | IELTS

17 Feb, 23:46

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Just finished the book.

Phew. I’m at a loss for words. Depressing af. The book has left me with satisfaction and deep annoyance.

The book can be interpreted in multiple ways.

I interpreted it in 2 layers:

1. Social Critique – The story reflects the dehumanization of workers under capitalism. Gregor, once the family’s breadwinner, is discarded once he can no longer provide for them, much like how society treats those who are no longer "useful."

Gregor Samsa turns into a bug 🐞 one morning and you know what his first thought was after his transformation? ‘I’m late for work’ lol

2. Psychological Interpretation - Gregor’s transformation can be seen as a metaphor for depression or self-perception issues. He becomes an insect not just physically but also in the way he feels about himself - worthless and unwanted. His family’s treatment reinforces his internalized self-hatred.


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Jo’rabek Sanokulov | IELTS

17 Feb, 21:58

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✅3 lessons
✅Gym 80 minutes
✅10,500 steps
✅1 book(almost finished the Metamorphosis by Kafka)

✅meal prep(for lunch tomorrow):
400 grams of chicken breast
120 grams of minced lean beef
3 scrambled eggs
Cooked in 2 tablespoons of olive oil
1300 calories
165 grams of protein

What a productive day I’ve had:)
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Jo’rabek Sanokulov | IELTS

17 Feb, 21:50

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The tendency for news reports in the media to focus on problems and emergencies rather than on positive developments is harmful to the individual and to society.

To what extent do you agree or disagree with this statement

Negative developments such as crime, natural disasters, or terrorist attacks often receive a disproportionate amount of media attention compared to positive news. This has created a concern among the public, who express that this has harmful effects on people and society as a whole. While I understand the concern, I believe it might be an overreaction.

One of the proclaimed negative effects of the media coverage of bad news is that it can create an unnecessary fear among the public. As media can have a significant impact on people’s perceptions and emotions, the constant exposure to negative news can distort the reality for many people. The recent COVID-19 pandemic showed us how vulnerable people are to negative news, even it comes from an unreliable source, as it can create panic among the population.

However, in my opinion, these perceived dangers of media focusing more on negative news are an exaggeration. Firstly, this has been going on for so long that people have come to realize focusing too much on bad news is nothing more than a media stunt. As media outlets are well aware of the intrinsic interest of people in negativity, they tend to sensationalize bad news for attention.

In addition, with the widespread adaptation of smartphones and the internet, people now have a greater control over what news they consume. Some mobile apps and websites allow users to subscribe to specific topics of interest and follow more credible sources. This ability of people to filter news goes to show that they are not as adversely affected by the reports of negative news as some people make it out to be.

In conclusion, the concern regarding the effects of bad news on the media mainly stems from the argument that it can lead to reality distortion. However, this seems to me an overstatement as people now possess awareness of tactics used by the mainstream media and they also have more control over their news consumption.

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Jo’rabek Sanokulov | IELTS

16 Feb, 23:55

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🔤🔤🔤🔤 1️⃣6️⃣

The Metamorphosis by Franz Kafka

The cover pictures of the book on the internet are straight out of a horror movie.


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Jo’rabek Sanokulov | IELTS

16 Feb, 14:51

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Youtube comments sometimes make me emotional 🥲
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Jo’rabek Sanokulov | IELTS

15 Feb, 13:50

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In March, I’ll launch 3 OFFLINE IELTS standard groups(one is already full)
You can join the following groups:

IELTS standard(3 months)
Tuesday/Thursday/Saturday
10:00-12:00

IELTS standard(3 months)
Tuesday/Thursday/Saturday 18:30-20:30

Level required to join these groups: upper-intermediate.

If you don’t have a valid IELTS certificate (6.0+), you need to take the placement tests at Diyorbek’s IELTS(Novza)

For more info: @diyorbeksielts_admin
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Jo’rabek Sanokulov | IELTS

14 Feb, 11:28

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Overall, the proportion of children learning to play musical instruments increased considerably between 1996 and 2016. As for the choices of children, while the figure for more than one instrument, keyboard, and electric guitar rose to varying degrees, the reverse was true for piano, violin, acoustic guitar, and other unspecified instruments.

Focusing on the pie charts first, in 1996 56% of children did not learn any musical instruments, slightly more than those who did(44%). After two decades, the former figure fell significantly to 24% while the latter rose noticeably to 76%.
When it comes to musical instruments which saw increases in figures, keyboard showed the biggest rise from 21% to 30%. However, the percentage of children who learned more than one instrument and electric guitar had much smaller increases, from 12% to 13% and 13% to 16%, respectively.

In contrast, 30% of children learned to play the piano in 1996, after which the figure dropped minimally to 27%. Violins(14%) were twice as popular as acoustic guitars(7%) in 1996 and their respective figures decreased to 10% and 3%. Lastly, only 3% of children learned miscellaneous instruments in 1996, a figure which then saw a slight fall to 2% in 2016.

Band 7.0

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Jo’rabek Sanokulov | IELTS

13 Feb, 21:10

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I’ve been home alone for the past week and been experimenting with different recipes using the same old ingredients: chicken breast, eggs, and minced lean beef.

Today on the menu(this is my lunch for tomorrow):

500grams of chicken breast
4 eggs
And some veggies 🥗

1000 calories
135g protein.

I’ve been on a similar diet for over 40days
Lost 10+ kg

Ask your questions about weight loss, I’ll answer them to the best of my ability
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Jo’rabek Sanokulov | IELTS

13 Feb, 19:15

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Overall, while the majority of the world’s population lives in Asian pacific, the remaining regions show much smaller figures. As for(when it comes to) people’s spending on education, school education(high-school, followed by secondary and primary schools) was the main expense as opposed touniversity and further education.

Focusing on the world population by region, a staggering 54% live in Asian pacific, more than the other regions put together(=combined). Europe came next, with 11%, which was slightly higher than those who live in Africa(10%). While 9% of people were from Latin America and Caribbean, the figures for the remaining regions were smaller, ranging between 7% and 3%.

When it comes to the expenditure on education, high school emerged as the major expense, accounting for 33% of total education spending. This was followed by primary and secondary schools, with the same 26%. University and further education were responsible for the smallest shares, with respective figures standing at 8% and 7%.

Band 7.0

#task1
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Jo’rabek Sanokulov | IELTS

13 Feb, 11:58

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Once I finish Sherlock Holmes books, I’m planning to read just one author for 2-3 weeks. Not only that, but I’ll also learn about the authors themselves thoroughly.

I’ll start with Franz Kafka. i just got 5 of his most famous books. Let’s see where they take me.

Join me on this journey:)

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Jo’rabek Sanokulov | IELTS

12 Feb, 22:10

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All these planets and Moon look good in the video but if you see them with ur own eyes through the telescope, they look even more stunning
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Jo’rabek Sanokulov | IELTS

12 Feb, 22:06

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The good old Moon
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12 Feb, 22:00

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This is Jupiter, taken on the same day
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12 Feb, 21:49

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I took this 3 years ago, on August 10🥲
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Jo’rabek Sanokulov | IELTS

11 Feb, 20:04

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Gentle reminder that there is no ‘technique’ in reading. You just have to understand what you read. (We’ll have a lesson on how to improve your comprehension soon)


There are no shortcuts to greatness.
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