Multi-Level Original
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Translation:
Ortiqcha, keraksiz, zarur bo‘lmagan
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Examples:
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The report contained many superfluous details.
(Hisobotda ko‘plab keraksiz tafsilotlar bor edi.)
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He removed all superfluous words from the essay.
(U inshodagi barcha ortiqcha so‘zlarni olib tashladi.)
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Multilevel new speaking mock 4
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Real examda tushgan savollar asosida tuzilgan mock test
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Birga-bir haqiqiy imtixon muhitini beradigan task. Albatta foydasi tegadi
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Tanishlarga ham share qilib qo'yaverasizlar
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26-aprel kuni do‘stimiz Abror Rahmatullayevning Cambridge School xususiy maktabida TED Talks eventida birinchi marta qatnashdik!
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Tadbirda IELTS olamida taniqli mutaxassislar:
Ozodbek Botiraliyev, Abdurazzoq Khanov, Nurulloh Kamalhujayev va Shoxruxbek Olimov bilan yaqindan tanishib, suhbatlashdik
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Tadbirga taklif uchun
Abror Rahmatullayev
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Translation:
Juda qiyin, mashaqqatli, ko‘p kuch talab qiladigan
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Examples:
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Climbing the mountain was an arduous task.
(Tog‘ga chiqish juda mashaqqatli vazifa edi.)
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Learning a new language can be arduous, but it’s rewarding.
(Yangi til o‘rganish qiyin, lekin foydali.)
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Speaking questions
(Real exam materials)
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Part 1.1
1. Who is your bestfriend?
2. Do you like sports?
3. How often do you go out?
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Part 1.2
with pictures
1. Describe online and face-to-face learning
2. Why online learning is becoming popular?
3. What are the advantages of face-to-face learning?
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Part 2
1. Describe a place you like to visit when you are alone.
2. Why people feel alone?
3. What are the advantages of socialization?
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Part 3
People should be allowed to carry guns.
(With for and against ideas)
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Listening replies tests
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Multilevel part 1 listening texnikasi analiz bilan
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Answers:
A → 4
B → 2
C → 1
D → 3
E → 5
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Reading part 3
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Task'ni bajarib oʻz javoblaringizni comments'ga yuboring!
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Useful idioms for education
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Hit the books:
to study intensively or to focus on academic work.
Sarah needs to hit the books if she wants to pass her exams next week.
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Learn the ropes:
to become familiar with the basics or essentials of a subject or task.
It took me a few days to learn the ropes at my new job.
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Back to the drawing board:
when something fails and it's necessary to start over again.
The experiment didn't yield the expected results, so it's back to the drawing board for the research team.
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Pass with flying colors:
to succeed or excel at something, often with outstanding results.
Despite the difficult questions, Jack passed the exam with flying colors.
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Put one's thinking cap on:
to focus and think deeply about a problem or situation.
We need to put our thinking caps on to come up with a solution to this complex issue.
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Burn the midnight oil:
to work late into the night, especially to study or complete a task.
In order to finish his thesis on time, David had to burn the midnight oil for weeks.
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In the same boat:
in a similar situation or circumstance as someone else.
As the deadline approached, all the students realized they were in the same boat and needed to work together to complete the project.
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Ace it:
performing exceptionally well, often used in the context of exams or tests.
Lisa has been acing her math quizzes all semester.
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