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2022-04-18 07:13:24 This is the confidence we all need | Real Woman

Girls! Learn from her Open / Comment

2022-04-17 18:45:17 Never throw it away, never!

The formula of getting rich Open / Comment

2022-04-17 17:02:46 ​You asked, I did

I was asked to recommend some bloggers to imitate,so here you go:

British accent enthusiasts- I know it is hard to do this accent but is beautiful so if you are in favor of this accent there are some very great youtubers to follow

Elizabeth Filips- medical student at college making videos about mainly reading books and her life

Ali Abdaal Vlogs- needs no introduction honestly, apart from his main biggest channel he runs this channel as well so check it out

For American accent lovers:

Mel Robbins- I recently found her on YouTube I have to admit she is great. She is a lawyer and talks about very motivational and at the same time very essential things

Thomas DeLauer- an amazing person and channel if you are into losing weight/fitness and muscle/six-pack-ab things

Thomas Frank- a Youtuber who creates videos about pretty much everything

Aussie/Australian accent speakers:

Honestly I very rarely find bloggers with this accent because even though some bloggers are from Australia they mainly speak in British accent

Simonsquared(for girls)- just a regular blogger talking about glow up etc.

Before you start imitation read this post by Diyorbek Hayitmurodov

About shadowing

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2022-04-16 14:11:44 @Speakingclubmabot
If you can't send your video via Google the send it to this bot Open / Comment

2022-04-15 14:54:48 Speaking club
https://forms.gle/bYFGPQV7ASUF2TeD7
To apply, fill out this form
30 most determined and motivated people are going to be selected for a 2-week program.
Supervisors: Mahfuza Sultonova @mahfuzasblog, Aydariya Dzhusupova @etoilante
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INSTRUCTIONS:
Answer all the questions according to the requirements
Don't google the questions (the system automatically highlights parts of the answer from the Internet)
Don't lie. Write about who you are and what you think. Don't pretend to be someone else. Otherwise, if we notice any kind of lie, the applicant will be immediately excluded. Open / Comment

2022-04-15 07:00:05

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2022-04-14 14:36:20 #Joke
When you get intrigued by the number of messages from a friend and this is what you see

Do you have any friends who write every word separately? Open / Comment

2022-04-14 06:32:59 ​ 6 Essential Online ESL News Sites for you:

1. CNN Student News-is a news resource just for students, sharing breaking and popular news such that students can relate and understand.
CNN Student News is aimed at intermediate and advanced English speakers.

2. Time for Kids-is a great online news site with an emphasis on young K-6 students.
This reputable online news resource is a weekly online publication for students to build confidence and enthusiasm for reading. It is not only for native English students. Time for Kids is more than useful for ESL students as well, creating an optimal reading experience for young ESL learners. World, entertainment, science, health and sports are a few of the exceptional topics students can choose from.

3.The Smithsonian Tween Tribune-was developed by the Smithsonian Institute to encourage K-12 students (tweens in particular) to further their knowledge about the world around them while taking part in it by writing.

4. The New York Times Learning Blog-This is a great online news site, offering short articles to hold your students’ attention with a few exceptional questions at the end of each article to bring about emotions and thoughts on the article’s main topic.

5.The Entrepreneur Online Magazine- is an excellent online news article resource for your intermediate, upper intermediate and advanced students. This is an especially handy resource if some of your students are business-oriented and have goals regarding business promotions or consulting.

6.The New Yorker- is a challenging read for your ESL students, allowing them to build their vocabulary even further while processing professional writing. They will be able to employ deep English thinking due to the in-depth content The New Yorker contains.

This information is taken from http://Fluentu.com

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2022-04-13 06:17:10 Have I ever gotten 40 out of 40 in listening and reading tests before my exam?

I receive this question quite often but couldn't answer fully yet. Honestly I can't remember me getting perfect 9.0 much, my scores were between 8-8.5 or 35-38 in numbers. I might have gotten 40 correct answers only once or twice at most and that even wasn't in my first attempt of solving that very test.
When I tell this, people wonder whether it is possible to get 9.0 in real exam even though I never got first-attempt 9.0 in practice or mock exams. Well for sure it is! Both at home and mock exams, no matter how focused you are and how much the atmosphere reflects the real exam, REAL EXAM has own unique environment so that you will be even more alert and concentrated. Not only in my experience but my friends also got very high scores like 8.0 or 8.5 in listening and reading, although their practice scores were 7.5 and barely 8.0.
So stop worrying about getting 9.0 in practice, what matters is the one you get in real exam!

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2022-04-11 19:48:32 #Joke

Being an invigilator, it turns out, feels so great. All people involved are being tortured, but you . Plus, you are given the right to torture them double more so that you will feel even better. If you want to show off your possession once again to the test taker you will look at them so carefully or check whether they are not cheating and as a result they will get embarrassed and might screw the test up. All in all watching people solve the test and doing nothing yourself feels amazing.

P.s. not particularly about IELTS test Open / Comment