Zafar Sobitov

2023-04-16 20:46:28 Habits & normality

be used to +verb (ing) or noun

to talk about situations who are familiar to or normal for someone and which they therefore do not find strange or difficult

I’m used to getting up early so I don’t find it difficult

I wasn’t used to living in a hot country so I had a few problems at first

be/ get accustomed to + verb (ing ) /noun

Eventually they got accustomed to working for a large organization


tend + infinitive (with to)

to talk about things that people usually do or that usually happen or are true

The weather tends to be cold at this time of the year

We tend to have dinner at about 7

have a tendency + infinitive (with to)

with the same meaning as tend; often used when the speaker disapproves of or dislikes something

Ali has a tendency to blame other people for his own mistakes

to have a habit of + -ing

to talk about things that people often do especially when these things are considered bad

I'm afraid I have a habit of forgetting people's names Ochish/sharhlash

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2023-04-12 18:53:06 Modal verbs
usage
samples
activities Ochish/sharhlash

2023-04-12 18:33:40 Other ways to say"Difficult”

Arduous
Strenuous
Demanding
An uphill struggle
Deadly tough (C1)
Challenging
Tricky
Hard

Collecting apples is arduous work


Other ways to say "Tasty"

Delectable
Mouth-watering
Delicious
Delectable

A meal that is cooked by my mum is always mouth-watering


Other ways of saying "Impressive"

Mind-blowing
staggering
Astonishing
Astounding
Surprising
Shocking

Our travel to Paris was mind-blowing Ochish/sharhlash

2023-04-12 03:31:50 How to use Propositions in Writing task 1

It is very important to get Proposition right in this part of the exam.

Increase (noun) + in
Decrease (noun) + in
Rise(noun) + in
Fall(noun) + in

After such Nouns, we must use IN when we don't specify a number.

For example:

There was an increase in the number of cars sold in 2020
There was a rise in sales after appearing on TV
There has been a decrease in the consumption of sugar this decade.

Number, sales, consumption are not specific numbers

If there are a specific number after such nouns, we must use OF.

Increase (noun) + of
Decrease (noun) + of
Rise(noun) + of
Fall(noun) + of

For Example:

There was an increase of 70% in the number of cars sold in 2020.
OR
There was a 70% increase in the number of cars sold in 2020.

70% — specific number. Ochish/sharhlash

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2023-04-10 19:54:48 Ikkinchi kanalimga ham o’tib oling u yerda ham qiziqarli kitoblar va ma’lumotlar bor

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