Odatda, Overall 9.0 natijasini bir marta qayd etishning o‘zi juda qiyin. Uni ikki yoki undan ko‘p marta takrorlash esa IELTS ZONE uchun allaqachon odatiy holga aylangan!

Jamoamizda yana bir “svejiy” 9.0 natijani kutib oling! 🎉

Bu 9.0 — IELTS ZONE tarixidagi umumiy hisobda 20-chi natija!
Va qiziq tomoni shundaki, 20-chi 9.0 natijamiz 20/09 kuni qayd etildi. Tasodifmi? Bilmaymiz 😉

Hozircha 12 nafar NINER hisobidan jami 20 ta 9.0!

Respublika bo‘ylab bunday natija faqat bitta joyda mavjud — bu esa IELTS ZONE!

Aytgancha, bugungi 9.0 egasi kim deb o’ylaysizlar?

Ok, Mr Double Niner!

Abu Bakr has achieved his second Overall 9.0, bringing IELTS ZONE’s total to 20, and it happened literally on 20/09!

Finally! We are only 100 days away from 2026!

#DailyReminder

Bugun nasib qilsa, Yes/No/NG savoli bilan #MiniTest Reading Challenge imizni davom ettiramiz.

200 ta 🔥 reaksiya yig’ilsa, soat 7:00 PM da yana bir miyani qatig’ini chiqaradigan savol ulashaman.

Difficulty level: ≈ 7.5 - 8.0

Bugungi savolni 2020-yilda tushuntirib berganim video sini YouTube ga sizlar uchun unlisted qilib joyladim. Quyidagi link orqali ko’rib olishlaring mumkin.

O’zbekcha audio dagisi tushunarlimi yoki Ingliz tilida videodagisimi? Izohlarda yozib ketarsiz.

https://youtu.be/zrMPY7pDD8U

Yoki telegram orqali ko’rish qulay bo’lsa, marhamat:

https://www.tgoop.com/ieltszone_uz/3948

#FoodforThought

Texnologiya insoniyat tarixidagi eng buyuk kashfiyotmi yoki eng katta xavfmi?

https://youtu.be/rIO4IDMnBDU?si=1DCwnR59PasYIv3B

Difficulty level: ≈ 7.0 - 7.5

Correct answer: YES

Difficulty level: 6.5 - 7.0

Correct answer: NO
Difficulty level: 5.5 - 6.0

Savol oson bo’lgani uchun audio ni ko’p kuttirmadim.

I’ve just learned a new word: corrugated.

According to the OALD, it means having the shape of a series of regular folds that look like waves.

I love browsing the dictionary for new words, but these first encounters rarely stick unless you come across the word again and again in different contexts. In a way, our brains tend to retain only the words that are frequent enough. So I highly doubt that I’m gonna remember this one a couple of months from now, unless somehow I get involved in some construction projects :)

Correct answer: YES
Difficulty level: 7.5 +

#PhraseOfTheDay: to go to the trouble of (doing something)

When you go to the trouble of doing something, it means you make a special effort to do it — usually more than what is expected, and sometimes more than what seems necessary.

Examples:
She went to the trouble of cooking a full dinner, even though we said we weren’t hungry.

If he didn’t care, he wouldn’t have gone to the trouble of writing such a long explanation.

Usage note:
This phrase is more common in spoken discourse. It often carries a tone of surprise or appreciation when someone makes an extra effort.