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Oxirgi xabar 14

2021-12-11 18:51:31 IELTSga online tayyorgarlik koʻrish mumkinmi?

- Ha, agar toʻgʻri material va qattiq intizom boʻlsa.
- Ularni qayerdan topish mumkin?
- @ProductiveEdu online kurslaridan!

Bu platformada IELTSdan 8 va 7,5 olgan ustozlardan taʼlim olishingiz mumkin!

-Qaysi darajadan kirsam boʻladi?
-Oʻzingizga mos istalgan darajadan. Yaʼni

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darajalari uchun online kurslarga yozilishingiz mumkin!

-Bu kurslar qachon boshlanadi?
Kelayotgan dushanbadan, yaʼni 13-dekabrdan va har bir guruhga faqat 15kishi qabul qilinadi

Shoshiling, joylar soni chegaralangan @ProductiveEdu
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Ochish/sharhlash
2021-12-11 18:14:46 Talabalar va endi talaba bo'ladiganlar uchun ajoyib kanalimni tavsiya qilaman @talaba_life
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Ochish/sharhlash
2021-12-11 16:14:54 Auspicious, adjective.

Example: An auspicious day was chosen for the wedding.

Synonyms:

1. favourable, propitious, promising, full of promise, bright, rosy, good, optimistic, hopeful, encouraging
2. opportune, timely, well timed, lucky, fortunate, providential, felicitous, advantageous, beneficial

Antonyms:

1. inauspicious

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Ochish/sharhlash
2021-12-11 16:14:18 IELTS Speaking materials, books, tuts

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Ochish/sharhlash
2021-12-11 15:30:45
Minglab testlarni tekinga qanday topsa bo'ladi?

Bu uchun @iknowbot
yordam beradi. Bot 40 mingdan ortiq testlarni o'z ichiga oladi. Va siz undan tekinga foydalanishingiz mumkin.

Bot orqali dunyoning boshqa yeridagi inson bilan ham test yechib bellashishingiz mumkin. Qani bilmingizni tekshirib ko'ringchi

BOT : @Iknowbot
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Ochish/sharhlash
2021-12-10 16:46:47 #useful

dead, died and death

Dead is an adjective.
a dead man
Mrs McGinty is dead.
That idea has been dead for years.

Died is the past tense and past participle of the verb die.
Shakespeare died in 1616. (NOT Shakespeare dead …)
She died in a car crash. (NOT She is dead in …)
So far 50 people have died in the fighting.

Note the spelling of the present participle dying

Death
is a noun meaning ‘the end of life’.
After his death his wife went to live in Canada.

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Ochish/sharhlash
2021-12-10 16:29:01
"Meni kechiring ONA" so'zi ingliz tilida qanday aytiladi?

Javobni bilish
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Ochish/sharhlash
2021-12-10 16:17:20 Grammar for IELTS

The Simple Aspect

We use the simple aspect to talk about general, permanent or repeated actions.

Here, the present simple is used to refer to a general, habitual action:

I often read business magazines online.

In the above example, it is implied that you read these magazines online all the time. This is something you do regularly.

We use the continuous aspect to focus on progressive actions that usually happen around the moment of speaking.

Here, the present continuous is used to refer to an action that is happening at the moment of speaking:

I am reading an interesting book.

The same rule applies to all the verb tenses, past, present and future. If you want to focus on the continuity of the action, use the continuous aspect.

 If you are more interested in the result of the action, then use the simple aspect.

Why is this useful for IELTS?

In IELTS Speaking Part 1 you have to answer questions about yourself.

You will need to make sure you use the right verb tense and the right aspect—simple or continuous—depending on what you want to say.

If you want to talk about general things that you do regularly, then you need the present simple.

If, however, you want to refer to actions that are temporary and happen around the moment of speaking, then you need the present continuous.

You may also need this grammar rule in Writing Part 1 when describing trends shown in graphs or charts. You are probably going to use the past simple quite a lot because in this part you report on situations that happened in the past.

Examples

Between January and March, the profit rose by 10%.

They produced twice the amount of cars in June.

Hungary accounted for 10% of the students involved in the competition.

Want more Just Stay tuned

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Ochish/sharhlash
2021-12-10 15:30:09 Bunaqasi hali bo'lmagan!

Qadrli obunachilar, Sizlar uchun ajoyib kanal topib oldim!

Ingliz tili o'rganuvchilari orasida anchagina mashhur bo'lgan 4000 Essential English Words kitoblaridagi har bir Unit ipidan ignasigacha kanalga tartib bilan joylab borilmoqda. So'z boyligingizni ushbu kanalning 40 mingdan ziyod a'zolari bilan birgalikda oshiring!

Ular allaqachon birinchi, ikkinchi va uchinchi kitoblarni tugatishdi va ular kanalning pin qismiga qadalgan.

IELTS dan yuqori natijalarni ko'zlaganlar bormi?

Unda hoziroq obuna bo'ling!
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Ochish/sharhlash
2021-12-09 22:10:53
Juma Ayyom muborak
dindoshlarim..

Jumani xayri va barokati sizga bo'lsin!
Yaqinlarni Sayyidul Ayyom bilan qutlang!

Talabalar bilan birga bo'ling @talaba_life
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