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@Mubinasielts_hub

Гео и язык канала: Узбекистан, Английский

Категория: Познавательное

• IELTS
• CEFR
• English grammar
• General English
📌 I will share credible sources for English learners to make the learning process effective and engaging:)
📌 If u want, stay with me 😉
https://t.me/Mubinakhan_Rr -> my personal blog

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23 Feb, 12:58

Репост из: EVEREST OFFICIAL 🏔🚀

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”CEFR” HAQIDA HAMMASINI GAPLASHAMIZ | Yangi podcast

✏️Overall 8.0 egasi - Ulug'bek Yusupaliyev Everestning Jahon Tillari manzilida faoliyat olib boradigan tajribali ustozlarimizdan biri. Hozirgacha CEFRdan 200 ga yaqin o'quvchilari o'zi xohlagan B2 sertifikatlarini olishgan. Undan tashqari 30 ga yaqin C1 qo'lgan kiritgan shogirdlar ham tayyorlagan.

🎙Podcastda ular bilan "CEFR" yoki boshqacha aytganda, Multilevel imtihoni bo'yicha ipidan-ignasigacha gaplashdik. Va bu video sizga Multilevel haqida yetarlicha info bera olishiga ishonamiz!

📌Xullas:

- CEFR qulayliklari va kamchiliklari
- Bu sertifikat kimlar uchun?
- IELTSdan ko'ra unga talab yuqorimi? Va nimaga?
- CEFR kelajakda ham trendda bo'ladimi?
- Online CEFR kurslarini qanday filtrlash kerak?

✅Ana shu hamma savolga yarim soatlik videoda javob olasiz
Yoqimli tomosha tilaymiz!
📹https://youtu.be/Hpl_zvlugE8?si=2Xk2lmthJC-4xcKS

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Mubinasielts_hub🌖

21 Feb, 13:35

Shows / Podcasts

1. Joe Rogan
2. Lex Fridman
3. Chris Williamson
4. The Tonight show
5. Jim Rohn motivation
6. Gabriel Iglesias
7. Max Amini
8. The Ellen show
9. Impaulsive
10. Ear biscuits
11. Views
12. TMG Studios
13. Trash Taste

Extreme / Adventurous

14. MrBeast
15. Carter Sharer
16. Preston
17. Stephen Sharer
18. Parea
19. Zealous

Travelling

20. Wolters World
21. Adventure Archives
22. Homemade Wanderlust
23. Nomad Capitalist
24. Brett Conti
25. Exotic Vacation

Science / Technology

26. New Scientist
27. The Diary of a CEO
28. Huberman Lab
29. AI Uncovered
30. Android Tools: Gaming
31. Veritasium
32. Brainy Dose 33. Luis Urrutia: IT
34. Science Time
35. Tool Finder: IT
36. Insider Science
37. Street Alpha Podcast: Cars
38. Brew: Detective
39. Lifehack Academy

Economy / Politics

40. Hormozi
41. Entrapranure
42. Savanteum
43. Moconomy
44. Principles by Ray Dalio
45. Economics Explained
46. Valuetainment

Nature / Hunting

47. Symmetry
48. Nat Geo Animals
49. Free Documentary - Nature
50. Kendall Gray

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Mubinasielts_hub🌖

20 Feb, 23:05

Here are some pairs of words that may seem similar but have different meanings, especially in IELTS Reading:

1. Numerous vs. Most:
• Numerous = many, but not necessarily more than half.
• Most = more than half, the majority.
2. Some vs. Several vs. Many:
• Some = a small number (unspecified, but usually not large).
• Several = more than a few, but still not a large number.
• Many = a large number, but not necessarily the majority.
3. Always vs. Often vs. Sometimes:
• Always = 100% of the time.
• Often = frequently, but not always.
• Sometimes = occasionally, less frequent than often.
4. Majority vs. Plenty vs. A lot of:
• Majority = more than half.
• Plenty = a large number, but not necessarily the majority.
• A lot of = a large number, similar to numerous, but still not necessarily the majority.
5. Influence vs. Cause:
• Influence = to have an effect on something, but not directly make it happen.
• Cause = directly make something happen.
6. Claim vs. Suggest vs. Prove:
• Claim = to say something is true without definite proof.
• Suggest = to put forward an idea or possibility.
• Prove = to show that something is true with evidence.
7. Nearly vs. Exactly vs. Approximately:
• Nearly = close to, but not completely.
• Exactly = precisely, with no difference.
• Approximately = around or about, not exact.

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Mubinasielts_hub🌖

22 Jan, 12:08

READING MARATHON 10.pdf

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Mubinasielts_hub🌖

22 Jan, 09:41

Someone graduated at 21, but
waited 6 years to get a good job.

Someone had no education, but
was a millionaire at 21.

Someone got married at 20, but
divorced 5 years later.

Someone got married at 30, but
found overlasting love.

You're not too late.

You're not too early.

You're on time.

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Mubinasielts_hub🌖

22 Jan, 09:39

Репост из: Think Positive™

Imagine yourself five years from now;

you're in best shape, happier than ever, dating your soulmate, financially successful.

The only way this becomes reality is if you put in the work now. Don't wish for it Work for it.

Think Positive™✅️