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2021-05-06 21:21:21 #Synonyms .

BIG
◇massive;
◇huge;
◇giant;
◇gigantic;
◇enormous;
◇large;
◇colossal;
◇immense;
◇bulky;
◇tremendous;
◇hefty;
◇sizable;
◇extensive;
◇great;
◇substantial.




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2021-05-06 20:10:01 Phrasel Verb Time

Let us learn some seperable phrasal verbs today !!!

Ask out - uchrashuvga chariqmoq.

Example :

Tom asked Mary out. They went to a movie.

Tom Maryni uchrashuvga chaqirdi. Ular kinoga bordilar.

Call back - qayta qo'ng'iroq qilmoq.

Example :

I'll call you back tomorrow!

Men sizga ertaga qayta qo'ng'iroq qilaman!

Call off - biror narsani bekor qilish, qoldirish.

Example :

We called off the picnic due to bad weather.

Yomon ob havo tufayli piknikni qoldirdik.

Call up - qo'ng'iroq qilish.

Example :

I called up my friend who was in New York.

Men Nyu Yorkdagi do'stimga qo'ng'iroq qildim.

Try on - biror narsani kiyib ko'rish.

Example :

I tried on several pairs of shoes.

Men bir necha juft oyoq kiyimlarni kiyib ko'rdim.

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2021-05-06 18:46:19 Ways of drinking |

Drink = to take liquid by mouth
Taste = to sample
Sip = to drink in small mouthfuls
Swig = drink in large amounts
Gulp = to take a large swallow
Imbibe = to drink (formal/humorous)
Quaff = to take in large gulps /quickly)
Booze = to drink alcohol
Get drunk = to drink until intoxicated
Tipple = to drink alcohol habitually
Wet one's whistle = to take a drink
Moisten one's lips =to take a little liquid
Go on a binge/spree = to drink alcohol excessively

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2021-05-06 10:45:09 Speaking Part 3 Discussion

Topic: about Sport

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2021-05-06 10:45:09 Speaking Part 2

Topic: describe your most valued possession

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2021-05-06 10:45:09 Speaking Part 1

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2021-05-06 10:42:41 Speaking Tips

pointing phrase:

the first thing I should mention is that...
the point I'd like to begin with is that...
I could start off by saying that...
my initial point would be that...
I need to start off by pointing out that...
the main thing you need to know is that...
I suppose I should begin by highlighting the fact that...
you may (or may not) be aware that in fact...
I really need to kick off with the point that...

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2021-05-06 10:42:31 @IELTS_READINGUZ Open / Comment

2021-05-06 10:33:19 Idiom:
To look after:

Means:
To watch, to supervise, to protect (also: to take care of, to
keep an eye on)

Examples:
- Grandma will look after the baby while we go to the lecture.
- Who is going to take care of your house plants while you are away?
- I d appreciate it if you d keep an eye on my car while I m in the store.

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