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The idiom "bite the bullet" refers to a person deciding to face a difficult or unpleasant situation with courage and without showing fear. It implies enduring something challenging with fortitude rather than avoiding it.

Example: "Even though he was nervous about the surgery, he bit the bullet and went through with it, knowing it was the best choice for his health."

Some more examples in different contexts:

1. Professional Context: After months of hesitation, the team leader decided to bite the bullet and addressed the ongoing conflicts within the team to improve productivity and morale.
2. Academic Setting: Knowing that her final exam would be tough, she bit the bullet, canceled all her weekend plans, and dedicated her time to studying.
3. Personal Growth: He knew he needed to get in shape for his health, so he bit the bullet and signed up for a marathon as a goal to work towards.
4. Financial Decisions: They had been putting off the home repairs due to cost, but with the roof starting to leak, they bit the bullet and took out a loan to cover the expenses.
5. Career Change: After years in a job that made her miserable, she finally bit the bullet and quit, choosing to pursue her passion for art full-time.
6. Difficult Conversations: Knowing that avoiding the topic would only make things worse, he bit the bullet and initiated the difficult conversation with his roommate about household chores.
7. Educational Choices: Realizing the importance of education for his future, the young adult bit the bullet and applied for college, despite his fears of not fitting in.
8. Relationships: After weeks of awkwardness, she decided to bite the bullet and ask her friend if anything was wrong, opening the door to mend their friendship.

#ReadingChallenge

Topic: How our perception of time changes as we age

The choice of this passage was sparked by my birthday yesterday.

Who is more AI: me or Pauline Cullen?

Check out my latest video on YouTube in which I checked two Task 1 reports against AI. In other words, I used one of my old reports from 2019 and Pauline Cullen's report on the same task and checked both texts using a tool called GPT ZERO. What it does is that it tells whether the text was written by AI or human. The result was surprising!
https://youtu.be/kV280u0BJSA

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Say if I were to start a new challenge, what would you want its focus to be on?

#RamadanChallenge

Start Date: March 14 (Thursday)

After seeing a variety of responses, I’ve decided to organize this challenge on a bigger scale, involving not just me but more teachers from IELTS ZONE!

So starting from March 14, we are going to start our ONLINE RAMADAN CHALLENGE on IELTS ZONE’s official telegram channel: https://www.tg-me.com/ieltszone_uz

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In short, we are planning to do 12 free LIVE sessions with 12 of our top teachers! Each will focus on different but critical aspects of not just IELTS but language learning as a whole!

This is completely a FREE online CHALLENGE with NO STRINGS ATTACHED! We are not looking forward to selling you anything at the end of the marathon! All we want is for you to learn something valuable and improve your English skills during the holy month of Ramadan!

Happy fasting and enjoy learning!

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