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2022-06-17 11:22:13 Yolgʻon xabarlarga aldanib qolmang!

Qadrli kuzatuvchilar, yaqin kunlarda ijtimoiy tarmoqlarda IDP IELTS in Uzbekistan faoliyati toʻxtatilganligi haqida soxta xabarlar tarqatilganligi maʼlum boʻldi. Shuni taʼkidlab aytamizki, bu xabar mutlaqo asossiz va bizning faoliyatimiz hech qanday uzilishlarsiz davom etmoqda.

Eslatib oʻtamiz, bu kabi xatti-harakatlar Oʻzbekiston Respublikasi Jinoyat kodeksining 139-moddasiga asosan qonunbuzarlik deb hisoblanadi va bazaviy hisoblash miqdorining uch yuz baravaridan besh yuz baravarigacha jarima yoki uch yuz oltmish soatdan toʻrt yuz soatgacha majburiy jamoat ishlari yoki bir yildan uch yilgacha ozodlikni cheklash bilan jazolanadi.

Qadrli nomzodlar, rasmiy ijtimoiy tarmoq sahifalarimiz va exams.uz saytida eʼlon qilinmagan soxta maʼlumotlarga ishonmasligingizni va ularning tarqatilishida ishtirok etmasligingizni soʻraymiz. Open / Comment

2022-06-17 08:14:40 Well done Dilnoza!!!
Nice result for a school student
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2022-06-17 08:14:32 Rᴀxᴍᴀᴛ ᴜsᴛᴏᴢ Open / Comment

2022-06-17 07:21:35 Well done Sabina!!!
Nice result for a 11th grade student
#result #applicant
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2022-06-17 07:21:19 Open / Comment

2022-06-17 04:06:11 Many English students struggle with the difference between "shade" and "shadow". Refer back to this illustration if you do ever get stuck.

Shade - an area that is dark and cool under or behind something, for example, a tree or building, because the sun’s light does not get to it.

Shadow - the dark shape that somebody/something’s form makes on a surface, for example on the ground, when they are between the light and the surface.
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2022-06-17 04:04:53 @ieltswonder Open / Comment

2022-06-16 21:09:31 ​​What is Sailing Boat? How does it function?

The common sailboat comprises eight essential parts: hull, tiller, rudder, mainsail, mast, boom, jib and keel. The hull is the shell of the boat, which contains all the internal components. Its symmetrical shape balances the sailboat and reduces drag, or the backward pull caused by friction, as it moves in the water. Inside of the hull in the stern, or back of the boat, is the tiller, which is attached to the rudder in the water. Think of the tiller as the boat's steering wheel and the rudder as the tire. To maneuver a sailboat to the right, for example, you pull the tiller to the right side of the boat, causing the rudder to alter its direction.
If you think of the tiller as the steering wheel, then the sails and the keel are the engines. The mainsail is the larger sail that captures the bulk of the wind power necessary to propel the sailboat. Its vertical side attaches to the mast, a long upright pole, and its horizontal side secures to the boom, a long pole parallel to the deck. Sailors can rotate the boom 360 degrees horizontally from the mast to allow the mainsail to harness as much wind as possible. When they pivot the boom perpendicular to the wind, the mainsail puffs outward. Conversely, it goes slack when swung parallel to the wind. This freedom of movement allows sailors to catch the wind at whatever angle it blows. The jib is the smaller, fixed triangular sail that adds additional power for the mainsail. The keel, a long, slim plank that juts out from the bottom of the hull, provides an underwater balancing force that keeps the boat from tipping over. In smaller sailboats, a centerboard or daggerboard serves the same purpose as the keel, but can be raised or lowered into the water to allow for shallow water sailing.
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2022-06-16 04:37:43 Irreversible word pairs are a pair (or group) of words that always appear in the same order. ⁣
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They are a bit like collocations in that they are often seen together, and they often come up in IELTS.⁣
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E.g.: first and foremost/trial and error/facts and figures⁣
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Here are some common word pairs. Can you finish each pair?⁣
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2022-06-15 16:50:05 Let’s learn about compound sentences!

Every sentence contains a clause, i.e. a subject, a verb and sometimes a complement.

Compound sentences are made up of two or more of this type of clause, linked by a conjunction such as ‘and’, ‘but’ or ‘then’.

To score well in your IELTS test, you must be able to create compound sentences correctly.

Here are some examples.

Can you write your own compound sentence in the comments?

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