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IELTS Proficiency

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Channel address: @ieltsulugbeks
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Language: English
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👨‍💻 Full-fledged IELTS Instructor
🚀 IELTS 8.5 (x2)
📝 Speaking / Writing Assessment Service
Contact: @ulugbeksadmin

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2022-06-19 09:01:58 #reminder

For those of you who applied to the position of an IELTS Assistant, we're going to have to postpone our interview until tomorrow. I will brief you on when we will do it shortly.
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2022-06-18 23:42:05 Live stream scheduled for Jun 20 at 15:00
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2022-06-18 23:40:55
ULUGBEK'S PODCAST #Episode 6

Meet our next interviewee, Zulfiya Ktaybekova. Her personal IELTS band score is 8.5 - a feat she achieved at the age of 16. Her IELTS result is only a drop in the ocean compared to her other achievements, though. We'll get to know her better during the interview.

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2022-06-18 01:42:12How To Score a 9.0 in IELTS Writing, Part I

Promising as the title is, I have a confession to make - my writing score is not a 9.0, or an 8.0 for that matter. It's only 7.0 (I got it twice). This brings me to my next point, which is that I don't mean to teach you anything with this series of posts on writing. Rather these are just notes for myself to follow to improve my writing. But I hope you will find them useful too. Let's get down to it, shall we?

The number one thing to keep in mind when desperate to ace this section of the test is that you should READ more. Yes, you read it right. We usually get too hung up on the idea of producing stuff instead of receiving it. At least for starters, we need to immerse ourselves in the written language before we move on to produce that kind of piece on the same level. There is no way you can be decent at writing, unless you read every single day. Now, a question arises - what should I read? Good question.

Well, there is no limit as to what you should be reading when you want to take your writing to a whole new level because any kind of input is useful, whether that's a fiction or non-fiction read. But for the sake of IELTS Writing, which is considered ACADEMIC WRITING, it's good practice to read non-fiction books such as self-help books. Because the language and style of such books are somewhat similar to IELTS-like essays', they are a good model to emulate. When you expose yourself to the kind of language that you can use in IELTS Writing, you unconsciously pick up the style and chunks of language from the book and start using them in your own writing. Articles are also a great source of ideas and fancy words, but you may not want to copy the style as there is a world of difference between the style of articles and that of IELTS Writing.

On a final note, it's also a great idea to try and summarize what you read because it's one thing to read, and it's quite another to be able to write about what you read.

Wait for Part II of this guide!

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2022-06-17 23:43:16 Useful chunks of language from my speech:

- it happened out that...
- Not realizing that ...
- pretty much every winter and fall just like in any other country
- tend to be ...
- this boils down to X
- the fact that ...
- associated with
- torn between X and Y
- no wonder ...
- given this fact ...
- simply because
- sick of X

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2022-06-17 23:37:35 #CambridgeIELTS #SpeakingSample #Part1

Cambridge IELTS 7, Speaking Test 3

1. Have you ever been in cold weather?
2. How often is the weather cold where you come from?
3. Are some parts of your country colder than others?
4. Would you prefer to live in a hot place or a cold place?

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2022-06-17 20:06:08 Transcripts + useful chunks of language

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2022-06-17 20:06:08 #CambridgeIELTS #SpeakingSample

Cambridge 7, Test 2, Speaking Part 1

Laughing:

1. What kinds of things can make you laugh?
2. Do you like making other people laugh?
3. Do you think it is important for people to laugh?
4. Is laughter the same as feeling happy do you think?

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2022-06-17 09:57:34 To score 7+ in IELTS, you need useful, interesting, and reliable materials. Ahmad Qodirov, an experienced IELTS instructor shares all of this for your IELTS Journey

YOUR IELTS JOURNEY
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2022-06-17 08:02:18 #CommonMistake

ENGLISH English vs UZBEK English

From my childhood, ....
When / Since I was little, .... / As a kid, ...

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