✅IDIOM TIME

PUT A ROSE ON YOUR NOSE 🥀
- used to say in a sarcastic manner that nobody cares

e.g - she was bragging about her trip to Europe, I told her to put a rose on her nose.

WATCHING GRASS GROW 🌱
- if smth is like watching grass grow, it's very boring.

e.g - I'm not really keen on soap operas, they're like watching grass grow for me.

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✅Grammar C1 | C2 @IELTS_8

⭐️ Inversion Part 2

This involves using question word order after an adverbial with a negative or restrictive meaning comes at the beginning of the sentence. These structures are normally only used in formal speech and writing. Note that all of these adverbials can be used without inversion if they come in the normal position.

⭐️Scarcely... when (than)

• Scarcely had they entered the castle when there was a huge expansion

⭐️Only after, only when, only later, only then, only

• Only Jane managed to finish the project on time (no inversion)

• Only in a city as large as this can you find so many foreign restaurants

• Only after we had left the ship did we realize that the captain had remained.

⭐️On no condition, under no circumstances, on no account, at no time, in no way

• Under no circumstances is this door to be left unlocked

⭐️Not until

• Not until he stopped to rest did Jack realize that he had been wounded
• Not until the building had been made safe could anyone go back inside

⭐️Not only ... but also

• Not only did he lose all the money, but he also found himself in debt.

⭐️Little

• Little did anyone suspect what was about to happen

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✅Writing time | @IELTS_8

WRITING TASK 1

💠 Important language for Charts

• to show an upward trend
• to show a downward trend
• to hit the highest point
• to hit the lowest point
• to reach a peak
• to show some fluctuation
• to fluctuate wildly
• to remain stable
• to remain static
• to remain unchanged
• to stay constant
• to reach a plateau
• to level off
• to flatten out
• the highest
• the lowest
• the second highest
• the third highest
• compared to
• compared with
• relative to

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✅ IELTS Speaking Maximizer

👨‍🏫 Highly recommended

Part 1

• Tips of part 1
• General (Interview)
• General (Questions)
• Daily routines (Interview)
• Daily routines (Questions)
• Family (Interview)
• Family (Questions)
• Friends (Interview)
• Friends (Questions)


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✅ Writing | @IELTS_8

📌 Key Phrases for IELTS Writing Task 1

• As is presented in the diagram(s)/ graph(s)/ pie chart(s)/ table...
• As (is) shown in the illustration...
• As can be seen in the...
• According to the...
• Getting back to the details...
• Turning to the details...
• The table data clearly shows that...
• The diagram reveals that...
• The data suggest that...
• The graph gives the figure...
• It is interesting to note that...
• It is apparently seen that...
• It is conspicuous that...
• It is explicitly observed that...
• It is obvious...
• It is clear from the data...
• It is worth noticing that...
• It is crystal clear/ lucid that...
• It can be clearly observed that...
• It could be plainly viewed that...
• It could be noticed that...
• We can see that...

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🔎 Misused forms

🙂 Believe in, not to.

🔠Don't say: We believe to God.
✅Say: We believe in God.

📝Note: To believe in means to have faith in. To believe (without the in) means to regard something as true.

🙂 Careful of, with or about, not for.

🔠Don't say: Davron is very careful for his health.
✅Say: Davron is very careful of/about his health.
✅Or: You should be more careful with your money.

📝Note: Take care of: He takes care of his money.

🙂 Travel by train, etc., not with the train, etc.

🔠 Don't say: He travelled with the train yesterday.
✅Say: He travelled by train yesterday.

📝Note: We say: by train, by boat, by plane, by bike; also, by land, by sea, by air, by bus; in a bus or on a bus; by car or in a car, by taxi or in a taxi; on horse-back, on a donkey, on a bicycle; on foot.

🙂 Complain about, not for.

🔠Don't say: Sevinch complained for the weather.
✅ Say: Sevinch complained about the weather.

📝Note: When talking about illness we use complain of. We say: She complained of a sore throat.

🙂 Composed of, not from.

🔠Don't say: Our class is composed from thirty students.
✅Say: Our class is composed of thirty students.

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⭐️ Master IELTS Essays


⭐️ Understanding the Rubric

⭐️ Task types

⭐️ Assessment Criteria

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✅ 100 Synonyms | @IELTS_8

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✅ IELTS Academic band 8 vocabulary 📌📌📌

1.objective — maqsad

/əbˈdʒek.tɪv/ noun [ C ]
something which you plan to do or achieve

Her main/prime objective now is simply to stay in power.
Endi uning asosiy maqsadi shunchaki hokimiyatda qolish.

2. mission — vazifa, ish

/ˈmɪʃ. ə n/ noun JOB
[ C ] an important job, especially a military one, that someone is sent somewhere to do

Your mission is to isolate the enemy by destroying all the bridges across the river.
Sizning vazifangiz daryo bo'ylab barcha ko'priklarni yo'q qilish orqali dushmanni izolyatsiya qilishdir.

3.significant — muhim, sezilarli

/sɪgˈnɪf.ɪ.kənt/ adjective IMPORTANT important or noticeable

There has been a significant increase in the number of women students in recent years.
So‘nggi yillarda talaba ayollar soni sezilarli darajada oshdi.

4. dispense — tarqatmoq

/dɪˈspen t s/ verb [ T ]
to give out things, especially products, services or amounts of money, to people

There is a vending machine on the platform that dispenses snacks.
Platformada gazaklarni tarqatadigan savdo avtomati mavjud.

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