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Diyorbek's English

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“Ready for Vocab quiz?”

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#Speaking questions from the article

Why do you think many large animals went extinct in the past?
Do you believe humans have a strong impact on nature today? Why?
Which is more dangerous for animals: climate change or human activity? Explain.
Why are scientists sometimes unable to agree on one explanation for historical events?
Do you think modern animals are at risk of extinction? Give examples.
How can humans help protect endangered species?
Why are large animals often more vulnerable to extinction?
Do you enjoy learning about prehistoric animals? Why or why not?
What role does scientific evidence play in understanding history?
Do you think future generations will face similar environmental problems? Explain.

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11 Mar 2026, 03.48

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🌸 Happy International Women’s Day!

Today we celebrate the strength, resilience, and achievements of women everywhere. Your courage inspires change and your determination makes the world a better place.

✨ Wishing all incredible women happiness, success, and endless opportunities.

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11 Mar 2026, 03.48

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#article

Ice age extinction

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11 Mar 2026, 03.48

#Vocabulary from article

Extinction: The complete disappearance of a species from Earth.
Megafauna: Very large animals, especially prehistoric ones.
Encounter: To meet or experience something unexpectedly.
Predator: An animal that hunts other animals for food.
Habitat: The natural environment where animals or plants live.
Hypothesis: An idea or explanation that scientists test through research.
Abrupt: Sudden and unexpected.
Impact: A strong effect or influence on something.
Virulent: Extremely harmful or dangerous (often used for diseases).
Complex: Made of many connected parts; not simple.

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Diyorbek's English

9 Mar 2026, 23.16

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9 Mar 2026, 23.16

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8 Mar 2026, 10.39

The pie charts illustrate the proportion of time male and female students spend on different types of websites.

Overall, male students devote a larger share of their online time to sports-related websites, whereas females spend more time on study-related content. In addition, shopping sites account for the smallest proportion of usage among males, while sports websites are the least popular category for female students.

Male students tend to spend a greater proportion of their time on sports-related websites, accounting for 35%, while their female counterparts prefer study-related web-pages, at 45% of the total. Study-related content is also the second most popular category among males, making up 30%. In contrast, sports websites represent the least visited category for female students, at just 10%.

Turning to the less popular categories, news websites account for 20% of total online time among male students, while the corresponding figure for females is 15%. Online shopping represents the smallest proportion of usage for males, at just 5%. By contrast, female students spend a considerably larger share of their time on shopping websites, at 20% overall. Only 10% of both male and female students are interested in visiting other types of websites.

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8 Mar 2026, 10.39

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#Cdmock #Reading

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p1 - Wood: a valuable resource in New Zealand’s economy
p2 - Intelligent behavior in birds
p3 - Jean Piaget 1896-1980

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Roadmap to recorded lessons, share and enjoy⭐️

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pinned «Roadmap to recorded lessons, share and enjoy⭐️ Speaking lesson (Band 9,0 tips) IELTS Writing Task 2 - Problem/Solution question type Speaking tips and suggestions Speaking - band 8,0+ structures IELTS Speaking mock interview Task 2 - how to write like…»

Diyorbek's English

8 Mar 2026, 10.39

#Task1 #IELTS #Essay

The bar chart compares the percentage of maximum water levels in reservoirs across six Australian cities in October 2009 and October 2010. Overall, reservoir levels rose in most cities over the one-year period, with particularly sharp increases in Brisbane and Canberra. By contrast, Perth experienced a substantial decline, while Sydney’s figures remained unchanged. In 2010, Brisbane recorded the highest proportion of stored water among all the cities shown.

In October 2009, Darwin and Brisbane had the highest reservoir levels, both standing at 75%, followed by Perth at just over half of capacity (51%). Canberra and Sydney recorded similar figures, at around 50%, whereas Melbourne had the lowest level, at only 35%.

By October 2010, water storage had increased noticeably in several locations. Brisbane saw the most dramatic rise, reaching full capacity at 100%, while Canberra also climbed significantly to 73%. Darwin and Melbourne experienced more moderate growth, rising to 80% and 45% respectively. In contrast, Perth’s reservoir level fell sharply from 51% to just 26%, representing the largest decrease. Sydney was the only city to show no change, remaining stable at 49% in both years.

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Some people argue that plastic products should be replaced with less environmentally harmful materials such as glass. I fully agree with this view, as the widespread use of plastic causes long-term environmental damage and viable alternatives are increasingly available.

One compelling reason to reduce plastic use is the environmental cost of its production. Most plastics are derived from fossil fuels, meaning that their manufacture requires the extraction of oil and natural gas. This process consumes enormous amounts of energy and releases significant quantities of greenhouse gases, contributing directly to climate change. In contrast, materials such as glass can be produced and recycled repeatedly without substantial loss in quality, making them a more sustainable option in the long run.

Another major concern relates to the disposal of plastic waste. Single-use plastics are notoriously difficult to manage once discarded. Large volumes end up in landfills, where they can release harmful chemicals into soil and groundwater, while others are incinerated, emitting toxic fumes into the atmosphere. Even more alarmingly, millions of tonnes of plastic waste are dumped into the oceans each year, posing a severe threat to marine ecosystems. Glass, on the other hand, is chemically inert and does not break down into micro-particles that contaminate food chains.

Finally, the durability of plastic, often considered an advantage, is in fact one of its greatest environmental drawbacks. Unlike biodegradable materials, plastics can persist in the environment for centuries. For example, a single plastic bottle may take over a hundred years to decompose, during which time it continues to endanger wildlife. Replacing such products with reusable and recyclable materials would significantly reduce long-term environmental harm.

In conclusion, plastic products pose a serious threat to the environment due to their energy-intensive production, problematic disposal, and extreme persistence in nature. Therefore, replacing them with environmentally friendly materials such as glass is not only desirable but essential for sustainable development.

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Diyorbek's English

6 Mar 2026, 23.09

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📊 BAR CHART ANALYSIS – WATCH HOW A BAND 8+ ANSWER IS BUILT

Many students lose easy points in IELTS Writing Task 1 simply because they describe everything instead of analyzing smartly.

In this video, I break down a real bar chart step by step and show you:

🔹 How to write a strong overview (the most important paragraph!)
🔹 How to group information logically
🔹 How to compare figures without repeating vocabulary
🔹 How to avoid common Band 6 mistakes
🔹 How to structure body paragraphs for Band 8+

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Analysing Fossils

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#Speaking questions from the article

Why do you think fossils made ancient people curious?
How do myths help people explain things they don’t understand?
Do you think ancient stories are important for modern society? Why?
Have you ever visited a museum with fossils or historical objects? Describe it.
Why do humans like discovering things from the past?
Do you believe legends usually come from real events? Explain your opinion.
How has science changed the way we understand history?
Why were fossils sometimes used in medicine or rituals in the past?
Do you think people today still create myths or modern legends? Give examples.
What historical discovery would you like to see in real life?

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✅ IELTS Level 3 (IELTS Standard)

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Seats are limited, book the slots by calling the phone number or visting Cambridge Novza branch.

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#Vocabulary from article

Fossil: The preserved remains or traces of ancient plants or animals in rock.
Curiosity: A strong desire to know or learn something.
Relic: An object from the past that has historical importance.
Myth: A traditional story that explains natural events or beliefs.
Legend: An old story that may or may not be true but is popular in culture.
Interpret: To explain or understand the meaning of something.
Fragile: Easily broken or damaged.
Commodity: Something that can be bought or sold.
Ritual: A traditional ceremony or repeated action with cultural meaning.
Ancestral: Related to people who lived in the past or ancestors.

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