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2022-08-31 09:20:56 #reading

CLASSIFYING LIFE FORMS

Exactly what is a plant and how is it different from other life forms? This may initially seem like a simple question. Everyone knows that an elm tree is a plant, whereas a dog is not. Nevertheless, the precise definition of plants is still a matter of debate among some scientists. All living things are made up of protoplasm, a complex material composed of organic substances such as sugars, proteins and fats. Protoplasm is arranged in tiny units called cells. All living things are composed of cells. As recently as the late 1960s, scientists believed that all organisms could be classified as members of either the plant or the animal kingdom. Life forms that are green and that can synthesize their own food using light energy were put in the plant kingdom. Those organisms that lack green pigment and are able to move about were considered to be animals. Researchers now agree that living things are more properly divided into two groups-prokaryotes and eukaryotes. These major groups comprise five kingdoms. Major differences between cells are used to distinguish between these groups and kingdoms.

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2022-08-31 09:20:15 #Vocabulary

initially — at first; in the early stages — dastlab
precise — exact — aniq, ravshan
a matter of debate — a topic people have differing opinions on; something people discuss and argue about (phrase) — muhokama qilinayotgan masala
complex — consisting of many parts; not simple [adjective] — murakkab, qo’shma
(be) composed of — (be) formed from different parts; (be) made up of — ...dan tarkib topgan
cell — the smallest part of an animal or plant that can exist on its own — hujayra
(be) classified — (be) arranged or placed into groups according to similar characteristics — tasniflamoq
sinthesize — produce a new substance by combining different chemicals
lack — be without something; not have something — yetishmovchilik, kamchilik
pigment — natural colouring matter of plants and animals
properly — correctly; suitably — yaxshilab
comprise — include; contain — o’z ichiga olmoq
distinguish — see or recognize the differences between — farqlamoq, ajratmoq

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2022-08-31 09:14:34 #joke_time

How to pronounce "C" — Funny video about it!

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2022-08-30 23:39:38 Happy independence day

P.s. I think today independence day.
Am I right? Ochish/sharhlash

2022-08-30 15:15:57 Ricoanimations' best video ever!! . Legends know it's a repost

#joke_time
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2022-08-30 15:14:51 #useful

40 other ways to say "I don’t know"


Beats me.

Hmm…

I am not the best person to answer that.

I can find out for you.

I can’t remember off the top of my head. I’ll get back to you on that.

I don’t have that information here right now.

I don’t know anything about…

I have no clue/idea.

I haven’t/ haven’t got a clue.

I haven’t got the faintest idea.

I haven’t had time to think that through yet.

I haven’t looked at that yet.

I want to be sure and give you the correct information. Let me check.

I’ll double check and let you know.

I’ll find out and let you know.

I’ll get back to you on that one.

I’m going to investigate that further.

I’m not 100% sure on that.

I’m not sure / unsure.

I’m probably not the best person to ask for that information.

I’ve been wondering the same thing!

I’m afraid. I have no idea

It could be one of many possibilities, I’ll look into it.

It’s a mystery to me.

It’s beyond me.

Let me check on that.

Let me find out for you.

Let me look that up for you.

Search me.

That requires a bit more research first.

That’s a really good question, I’ll check/ find out.

That’s not my area of expertise, I’ll ask …..

That’s something I want you to find out for yourself!

That’s exactly what I’m seeking to answer.

That’s good question, but I don’t know.

That’s good question, I’ll check this.

There are several possible answers, I’ll need more information
first.

What do you suggest?

What do you think?

Who knows?

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2022-08-29 11:09:39 #Idiom

Idioms with "Parts of body"

A bad hair day - omadsiz kun
To be all ears - qulog'im sizda
Rub shoulders with - uchrashmoq
Get/have butterflies in one's stomach - hayajonlanmoq
A leg up on smth/smb - foyda ko'rmoq
Like the back of my hand - besh qo'lday bilmoq

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2022-08-29 11:08:20 #Phrase

What a pity!

Naqadar achinarli!

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2022-08-29 11:07:17 #Phrase #Intermediate

I can’t make up my mind

Men bir qarorga kelolmayapman

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2022-08-29 11:01:28 #useful

10 tadan 9 ta IELTS learner shu xatoni qiladi: Sizchi?

Practice,practice,practice - Practice testning vazifasi sizning darajangizni aniqlab berishdir. Siz ulardan darajangizni oshirish uchun foydalanayotgan bo'lsangiz xato qilasiz! Bu sizning xatolaringiz Fossilized errors ga aylanishiga olib keladi.

Fossilized Error - bu biror bir xatoni bilmasdan ko'p takrorlash asosida odatiy holga aylanishiga aytiladi. Masalan: Koplar have a breakfast deb xato o'rganganligi uchun speakingdan ko'p qoqilishadi.

Xato practice qilishni bas qiling

Correct Growth oriented practice - Practice deganda aynan practice test nazarda tutilmaydi. Bunda siz IELTS da tushadigan savol turlariga fokus bergan holda o'z ustingizda ishlashingiz nazarda tutiladi. Masalan: Siz bugun Listeningdagi Multiple choice savoliga fokus berib, shu savol turlarini Cambridge kitoblaridan terib practice-check-analysis uslubida ishladingiz.

Har kuni bir savolni ko'rib chiqsangiz ham 2 oyda IELTS listening readingni barcha savol turlarini kuchaytirib olasiz. Practice testlar esa 1 yilda ham tugamaydi.

To'g'ri yo'lni tanlash vaqtingizni tejaydi.

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