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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

28 Jan, 21:12

ReportByIA - Three Buildings.pdf

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🗺 Task 1 Report - Maps

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

28 Jan, 17:45

#IELTStip

Understanding is not the same as using.

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

26 Jan, 20:42

https://t.me/aplusacademyielts/4425

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

26 Jan, 20:40

1) Recording your answers + analyzing + shadowing + watching movies.

2) 🤨

3) ‘You’ & ‘Vikings’

4) Mutually appreciate you 🤍

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

26 Jan, 20:35

Very much soon, fellas)

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

26 Jan, 20:23

1) Va alaykum assalom. Come to the office and talk to the receptionist. Let’s see your current level.

2) Yes, uzingni force atsang, but you know - your life would feel like hell.

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1) A band 6.5 speaker tries to use ‘cool’ words/collocations but fails. In contrast, a band 6.0 speaker just sticks to simple terms.

2) Read daily; write daily

3) Read two articles a day. Create tables like this while studying: https://t.me/IzzatAbdullaev/1901

4) Huberman Podcast

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

26 Jan, 20:02

1) Probably older than you.

2) Reading articles every day

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

26 Jan, 19:59

I’m flattered. Much graçias)

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

26 Jan, 19:47

🥴

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

26 Jan, 19:46

- 3 hours of podcast every day
- 1 movie a day
- 20 new word/collocations a day

Not guaranteed, but worth a try.

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

26 Jan, 19:32

#ReadingIA

☕️ I always create a table like this as this helps you identify synonyms, paraphrasing, and contextually similar phrases, which are essential for tackling IELTS Reading questions.

💡 You also study hard and smart at the same time.

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

26 Jan, 16:49

❗️Where are you getting your English language from?

📌 List A

• I use a dictionary to find new words.
• I often translate vocabulary from my own language.
• I learn lists of words from a vocabulary textbook.

📌 List B

• I learn by reading ‘real’ native-speaker texts (e.g. newspaper articles, books, essays by Simon and other reliable teachers).
• I watch lots of ‘real’ English videos online, and I record useful vocabulary in a notebook.
• I chat to native English speakers and try to copy the expressions that they use.
• My English teacher gives me authentic English texts, video and audio, and we get our vocabulary from those sources.

Which list describes you best?

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Izzat Abdullaev | IELTS 8.5

26 Jan, 15:20

✅ Beautiful chunks of language that I came across today:

• are difficult in the sense that
• they require a high level of skill
• that must be developed through many years of study and practice
• might not require such high skill levels
• they are known to be extremely stressful and sometimes traumatic
• do something meaningful
• achieving a great ambition
• for altruistic reasons
• it's their duty to contribute to society
• in the grand scheme of things
• a tight deadline
• minor inconveniences
• the horrors of war that soldiers face
• life-and-death situations

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