The INTELLECTUALS


Гео и язык канала: Узбекистан, Английский
Категория: Лингвистика


Get ready for IELTS with
Stanislav Boyko
Speaking - 9.0 (2x)
Writing - 8.5
Listening - 9.0
Reading - 9.0
Over 350 students with band 7+
13 students with band 8.5
Contact us: @intellectuals_admin

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Узбекистан, Английский
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Лингвистика
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📢 DIQQAT! 2025-yil kuzgi semestr uchun qabul ochildi!

🌏 Koreyaning eng nufuzli universitetlarida o‘qishni xohlaysizmi? Sizni quyidagi universitetlarda ta’lim olish imkoniyatlari kutmoqda:
📌 SNU
📌 Yonsei
📌 Hanyang
📌 Sejong
📌 INHA
📌 Hankuk

🎓 ACCESS bilan orzularingizni ro‘yobga chiqaring! Biz sizga o‘qishga hujjat topshirishdan tortib, barcha jarayonlarda yordam beramiz.

Murojaat uchun:
☎️95 378 08 80
📲@access_support_uz

@ACCESS_CONSULTING


Репост из: IELTS Mock Test /INTELLECTUALS
IELTS MOCK test at THE INTELLECTUALS!

Date: February,9 Sunday

Time: 10 a.m.

Location: Taj Mahal branch

You will get:

📚 new reliable materials

✍️ real exam atmosphere

🗣 personal feedback on your speaking from experienced instructors

🎧 listening with headphones identical to the ones used on the real test

Book your seat via telegram (@mock_exam_registration) and get your results within 24 hours


Did you know that

IELTS wasn't IELTS at first?!
The IELTS was first introduced in 1989 by the British Council, Cambridge Assessment English, and IDP Education. It replaced an earlier version called the ELTS (English Language Testing Service), which had been used since 1980.

ELTS sounds weird, innit?!

@ieltsboyko


❌ Overall, the highest number of students at the university came from Asia, whereas African students had the lowest figure.

✅ Overall, the number of students from Asia experienced a significant and consistent increase, while European and African student numbers fluctuated slightly. In contrast, North American student enrollment remained relatively stable throughout the period, with a sharp rise towards the end.

@ieltsboyko


A HUGE MISTAKE IN WRITING TASK 1 is focusing only on the highest and lowest points in the overview when given data for several years.

Graphs that cover multiple years always show changes, so our overview must describe trends rather than just the biggest and smallest figures. It’s crucial to highlight which categories increased, decreased, fluctuated, or remained stable over the period.

Simply stating the highest and lowest values is not enough. Without mentioning general trends, it is highly unlikely to score above 6.0 for Task Achievement in Task 1.

@ieltsboyko


📌 Vacancy: Assistant Teacher

We are looking for a dedicated and enthusiastic Assistant Teacher to join our educational team.

Responsibilities:

- Support lead teachers in managing classroom activities
- Organize extra speaking classes with students
- Provide individual support to students as needed
- Monitor student progress and provide feedback
- Help maintain a positive and engaging learning environment

Candidate Requirements:
- 18+ years old
- IELTS 6.5+
- Fluency in both Uzbek and Russian
- Experience in a classroom setting is a plus
- Strong communication and interpersonal skills
- Ability to work collaboratively with teachers and staff


If you are interested in making a difference in students' lives and contributing to a supportive learning environment, please fill in the form below

❗️Deadline for application: February, 6


Link: 🔗

We look forward to hearing from you!


Speaking: The test was face-to-face. Everything except part 3 was easy. I got this cue card (#1) in the Speaking Assistant app.

The thing is, I took the test in the evening at 6:30 PM, right after giving my lectures. I was tired and unprepared, so I didn’t use a variety of grammatical structures. I relied on very simple vocabulary and ideas too. At one point, I was given such a difficult question ("How can physical health affect mental health?") that I just said I had no idea and started talking some irrelevant abracadabra. However, the quality of ideas is not assessed in the IELTS Speaking test.

My examiner was Elena. She interrupted me very politely several times during the last part, but since I know that interruptions don’t mean anything bad in IELTS, I didn’t pay attention and kept speaking.

P.S. I didn’t use a single f... idiom in my test.

@ieltsboyko


My first IELTS test in 2025
Here’s a brief summary of my experience:

Listening: The level of difficulty was close to that of the practice tests in Cambridge 19. Only one word/number was required in parts 1 and 4. Thankfully, there wasn’t a map in part 2. Maps are my biggest weakness in listening.

Reading: It was slightly harder than the Cambridge 19 tests, but not as challenging as I expected. Again, only one word was required for sentence completion questions. The T/F/NG and Y/N/NG questions were surprisingly simple; I only needed to read one sentence to answer each of them. There were no Matching Headings questions, which allowed me to complete the reading test in less than 30 min.

Writing: The test was easy, but I have to admit, it’s my fault that I didn’t perform as well as I could have. I didn’t practise at all this year — I only read theoretical books which wasn't enough to achieve a band 8+. I’m planning to retake the writing test next month. I have never tried one skill retake before.

@ieltsboyko


NEVER use future tense when describing a process in writing task 1

Used paper is first sourced and transported by conveyor belt to a processing plant.

❌ The used paper will be then made into unfiltered pulp by using water and various chemicals.
✅ The used paper is then made into unfiltered pulp by using water and various chemicals.

❌ In the next step, the pulp will be filtered with water being removed.
✅ In the next step, the pulp is filtered with water being removed.

@ieltsboyko


Four Intellectuals have achieved C1 level in their IELTS exams. Two scored 7.0, and two others soared to 7.5 overall!

These scores are proof of their dedication, perseverance, and the countless hours they put into preparation. We're all beyond proud of their success!
Congratulations 🤝

More results will soon be revealed and announced

@ieltsboyko


Do NOT say:

Palov ❌
❌ Plov ❌
❌ Osh ❌
❌ Shashlik ❌


In the IELTS speaking test, say:

Pilaf ✅
✅ Kebab


PS, this gentleman is the examiner who gave me my second 9.0 in IELTS Speaking

@ieltsboyko


In case you didn’t know, you can check your English accent on start.boldvoice.com!
Just click "Try the Accent Oracle" at the bottom of the homepage and have fun.

P.S. Be proud of your accent and don't forget that it doesn’t affect your score in IELTS Speaking!

@ieltsboyko


Some of my students use the sound /Z/ in pizza, which is a common mispronunciation.

❌ /ˈpiːzzə/
✅ /ˈpiːtsə/ (correct pronunciation in both US & UK)"

The /z/ sound is incorrect, while the /ts/ sound is the right one in both accents

@ieltsboyko


Did you know that

the word MINUTE is not just a unit of time?

It can also be used as an adjective, pronounced as /МАЙ'НЮТ/ meaning Mayda/Мельчайший

@ieltsboyko


Репост из: The INTELLECTUALS


The Placement Test for the Generation 21 will be conducted tomorrow

• Candidates can come at any time between 10:00 and 17:00
(Note: There will be a lunch break from 13:00 to 14:00.)

• Candidates will need to answer one question in written form within 10 minutes

• No IELTS experience is required; General English (grammar, spelling, vocabulary) will be evaluated

👉O'zbek tilida / На русском👈

@ieltsboyko


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On behalf of The Intellectuals team, I wish you success in achieving your key objectives in the upcoming year!

Read books, watch informative videos, and most importantly, spend plenty of time with intelligent people to excel in whatever you pursue.

@ieltsboyko


Sometimes, even when we give it our all, the results fall short of expectations. I recently attempted the IELTS test twice but still no luck.

I’ve applied for re-marks - let's see what's gonna happen.

@ieltsboyko



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