Ilhom's blog | IELTS 8.0

Ayo, people, listen up!

I know most IELTS candidates as well as the ones who are taking the Multilevel exam want to find a magic formula to achieve their target score. Hence, they tend to buy online courses-both from widely-acknowledged language instructors and certain "no-name" tutors.

Remember, online courses do good to you if you have a certain level of English, particularly B1+ or B2 threshold. For starters, it takes significantly more time to get the hang of any language than doing that in a classroom, especially if you are not disciplined enough.

My whole point is warning you against wasting your money if you have little understanding of what and why you are buying.

I grew to hate all marketing gimmicks by online teachers who have mastered the art of persuasive advertising.

So, be careful with your money. You had better attend on-site lessons to learn anything, be it a language or skill.

P/S.: I am not here to criticize and denounce a certain person. I am just sharing what I came to understand after so many years spent on both online and offline learning and teaching.

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#vocabulary
#listening

Map vocabulary

✅Bend - burilish, qayrilish
• Don't drive too fast, there is a sudden bend in the road.

✅ Highway - katta yo'l, katta trassa
• People usually drive fast on the highway.

✅ Walk along - bo'ylab, yoqalab, yonidan bormoq/yurmoq
• Walk along the main road!

✅ Opposite - qarama qarshi tomonda
• The school is on the opposite side of the school

✅Adjacent to - yonida, yaqinida
• My apartment is adjacent to the airport

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If you don't know, there is a composer called Hans Zimmer who is living on this planet.

Genius. It is all I can say about him.

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As soon as I get the chance, I'll comment on each student's achievement.
For now, you can see how our student's aced the test.


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