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There is this speaking question in Part 1 that students usually find quite challenging(or just screw up saying smth totally unnatural). Here is how you can approach this question:
Do you like your hometown?
Well, It is a beautiful country. How can you not love it!? Uzbekistan has a wonderful landscape, wonderful historical background. Just because I love my hometown doesn't mean I like it though. ......
Do you like your hometown?
Well, It is a beautiful country. How can you not love it!? Uzbekistan has a wonderful landscape, wonderful historical background. Just because I love my hometown doesn't mean I like it though. ......
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General English | Dilmurod's blog
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2022/11/04/cop27s-solutions-tackle-climate-change-insane/
Good language chunks:
1. to curb emissions
2. to save citizens from energy poverty
3. energy crisis
4. to adopt new climate policies
5. all those efforts, all that hard work but no measurable difference whatsoever
6. carbon-free economy
7. virtue-signaling politicians
8. deceptive solutions
9. to reduce the incidence of serious famines
10. Innovative thinkers tackled the problem head-on, instead of tinkering around the edges.
11. ............ requires mature understanding and approach
12. to disincentivise = to discourage
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A tricky reading exercise for y'all, guys. Now I'll leave a body paragraph I wrote on a certain topic. The task is you should find what topic it could be, based on the extract from my half-done (never-ending😅) essay.
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A great number of positive changes have been made with the advent of new technologies in recent years. One development that has helped millions of people overcome poverty is possibly accessibility of education. Regardless of their social or even economic background, people can acquire a certain level of education today, at least some literacy and numeracy. People today are not in need of government or other third-party support to gain knowledge. They can teach themselves new skills, simply relying on the internet where there is a huge amount of educational content uploaded. In today's increasingly globalized world where more and more employers tend to prioritize practical knowledge over university diploma, it cannot be too hard for self-educated people to land a job and thus become financially independent.
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General English | Dilmurod's blog
https://youtu.be/6-v6to7mbKQ?si=aCkjuUNblXZEUqmU
If you have not practiced with a speaking simulator, do try it today.
You know what?! In my very first attempt, I got those questions I prepared for yesterday. What a coincidence, huh?
You know what?! In my very first attempt, I got those questions I prepared for yesterday. What a coincidence, huh?
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Note_to_self
I heard this crazy idea about getting a 9 in Pronunciation. A niner, who secured 9 in speaking for multiple times, is saying "I make sure to use a couple of hard-to-pronounce words on purpose - the words like conscience, exclusive....". I was like "wow".
This tip only applies to high-level candidates,though. Those whose level is below 8.0, do not try it at home😜
I heard this crazy idea about getting a 9 in Pronunciation. A niner, who secured 9 in speaking for multiple times, is saying "I make sure to use a couple of hard-to-pronounce words on purpose - the words like conscience, exclusive....". I was like "wow".
This tip only applies to high-level candidates,though. Those whose level is below 8.0, do not try it at home😜
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