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#analysis Though we may criticize those who show narcissistic tendencies on Snapchat, Instagram, TikTok, and the like, the algorithms on these platforms reward those behaviors with viral exposure in the form of likes and views. grammatical breakdown: 1. concession - Though + subject + verb, main clause (though means although/even though) 2. relative clause - who show narcissistic tendencies 3. reference - these platforms (Snapchat, Instagram,…) and those behaviors (narcissistic tendencies) 4. verb/prepositional phrase - reward + object + with + noun / (in) the form of + noun lexical breakdown: 1. narcissistic tendencies - inclinations toward excessive self-focus 2. and the like - a formal expression meaning ’and similar things’/‘and so on‘ 3. viral exposure - widespread attention online short analysis of the above sentence‼️ I recommend copying the sentence and asking your AI to break it down in depth twilight.notes - where every note tells a story

Assalomu alaykum, dears. briefly about myself: I am Akhadbek Isakjonov, formerly an English teacher. I quit my job as an English teacher to challenge myself in familiar fields. I left Uzbekistan seeking discomfort and came to South Korea. For 15 months now, I have been doing my Master's degree at Kangwon National University. I think I have not made much progress for a while, which made me realize it is time to learn more, improve more, and push myself further. I hope to run this channel consistently and may Allah make me steadfast on this path. p.s. this was me 2 years ago

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#task1 #list #year2025 1. spending on research | line graph | change 2. international tourists | table | change (live chat) 3. Fairtrade coffee and banana | table | change (live chat) 4. tourist accommodation | pie chart | change (live chat) 5. Production of fuel | line graph | change 6. Mobile phone sales | bar chart | change 7. Clothing exports | line graph | change 8. Earnings of doctors and others | bar chart | comparative 9. Water level in reservoirs | bar chart | change 10. Australian children’s activities | bar chart | comparative 11. Production of paper | process

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•| 'Dead Poets Society' by N. H. Kleinbaum At Welton Academy, a strict boys' school, a new English teacher, Mr. Keating, inspires his students to think differently and seize the day. Through poetry and passion, they rediscover life - but not without consequences. 🔜 If you've ever felt trapped by expectations, this book is a wake-up call. 🔜 Filled with quotes from Whitman, Thoreau, and Shakespeare. 🔜 Emotional, powerful, and inspiring. What Could Be Better: Simplified Writing: Since it's a novelization of a film, the writing is straightforward and not very complex. Some might find it lacks the depth of original fiction. Less Internal Monologue: Unlike original novels, we don't get deep into each character's thoughts. The film does more emotional work than the book in some ways. 6.6/10⭐️ 3830 pages left (165 pages) #book #paperbook p.s. credit goes to chatgpt twilight.notes - where every note tells a story

•| 'Alice's Adventures in Wonderland' by Lewis Carroll To be entirely candid, I regret having read that book. I might not have grasped the underlying idea or should not have finished the book too hastily — either way, it stands out as one of the most overrated books I ever touched. I will never be back at children's literature. With respect to language usage, it is worth noting that average intermediate-level English students may struggle to follow and read the novel smoothly, which is meant for children. 2/10⭐️ 3995 pages left (140 pages) #book #paperbook twilight.notes - where every note tells a story

#content #list #year2024 1. task 2 (12) 2. task 1 (49) 3. letter 2024 (not finished) 4. grammar 5. word choice 6. articles with wordlist extra: 1. vocabulary for speaking 2. letter 2023 (9) Writing Galaxy⚡️

•| 'A long walk to water' by Linda Sue Park I can proudly state that the book went beyond my expectations. In addition to being based on true story of a real person, the writer masterfully describes the hardships the main character faces in his teenage and adolescent years, set against a backdrop of a severe humanitarian crisis in times of the Sudanese civil war, which took place in the late 20th century. Regarding the use of language, it is an easy book to understand even if you are in an intermediate level. Surely you are to learn a plethora of new words and to strengthen your reading comprehension. a recommended read P.s. I am planning to explore more books by the same author. 8.5/10⭐️ 4135 pages left #book #paperbook twilight.notes - where every note tells a story

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•| "Outliers - the Story of Success" by Malcolm Gladwell - the first paper book The book is generally good. It sheds light on the underlying factors behind success, which not only include wealth and hard work but also being born at the right time in the right place, given opportunities and other elements of luck. It is an easy read in terms of language usage. Anyone with an intermediate grasp of English or higher will find it easy to follow and be able to learn a handful of new words and grammatical structures. 7.3/10⭐️ 4255 pages left #book #paperbook twilight.notes - where every note tells a story

•| "Pir" by Fotih Duman – Audiobook Review As the first audiobook and the second book overall that I have completed within the framework of my current reading plan, Pir by Fotih Duman stands as a noteworthy milestone in my literary journey. With a duration of over 11 hours—equivalent to approximately 380 pages in its printed form — this work offered both time and space for deep reflection, though the experience was, in some respects, underwhelming. Having previously encountered Duman’s writing through his widely acclaimed titles Men. Bas qil, ey nafs (“Me. Stop it, oh ego”) and Sir. Oshiqlar O‘lmas (“Secret – Lovers Never Die”), I approached Pir with high expectations. Duman, a Turkish author celebrated for his introspective style and profound engagement with themes such as love, the human soul, inner turmoil, and spiritual awakening, is undoubtedly among the leading contemporary voices in this genre. However, while the central message of Pir is conveyed with clarity and philosophical depth, the narrative as a whole failed to captivate me. Unlike his previous works, which kept me thoroughly engaged and emotionally invested, this particular book lacked the narrative tension and emotional resonance that typically define Duman’s storytelling. At numerous points, I found myself listening more out of discipline than curiosity, rarely feeling compelled to discover what lay ahead. 6.8/10⭐️ 4540 pages left #book #audiobook p.s chatgpt's work with my ideas twilight.notes - where every note tells a story

•| AF / AS FUCK In that sentence, "af" is short for "as fuck." It's a slang intensifier used to emphasize something. For example, "dad was chill af" means your dad was very chill This usage is common in casual conversation and on social media to add extra emphasis to adjectives. twilight.notes - where every note tells a story #CommentVocabulary

I admit I am the kind of book lover who starts reading a new book while reading a current one. I have finished my first book since I set a 5000-pages-of-books plan. • name is a secret • 80 pages long • e-book The book is beautifully written and comes in…