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KAMOL ZARIPOV — 🔤🔤🔤🔤 9️⃣ Finally... CHECKMATE! ♟ Alhamdulillah. There will always be blessings for those who remain patient, stay consistent, and trust Allah's plan. Dream. Work. Pray. Repeat. #IELTS #Band9 #Alhamdulillah 📍 Progress LC — Branch 1 | Branch 2

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🎙 🔤🔤🔤🔤🔤🔤🔤🔤 Idioms ✅I couldn’t agree more – Men bundan ham ko‘proq rozi bo‘lolmasdim. ✅That’s a bit of a stretch, don’t you think ? – Bu biroz mubolag‘a emasmi, nima deysan ? ✅As far as I’m concerned… – Menimcha… ✅It goes without saying that… – Shubhasiz… ✅The way I see it… – Men buni shunday ko‘raman… ✅What’s more… – Bundan tashqari… ✅Needless to say… – Aytish shart emas, lekin… ✅Let me put it this way… – Buni boshqacha aytsam… ✅By no means… – Hech qanday holatda… ✅Come what may… – Nima bo‘lsa ham… ✅Without a shadow of a doubt… – Hech qanday shubhasiz… ✅For all I know… – Men bilishimcha… ✅In all likelihood… – Juda katta ehtimol bilan… ✅To put it in perspective… – Boshqa tomondan qaraydigan bo‘lsak… ✅By and large… – Umuman olganda… ✅Esda qolishi uchun kommentga gap tuzib yozsangiz bo'ladi! 🔵 Join us: @multileveloriginal

#idioms A different kettle of fish 🔺A completely different matter or situation Like night and day 🔺Completely different A world apart 🔺Very different Stand out from the crowd 🔺Be noticeably different or better than others March to the beat of your own drum 🔺Behave independently and differently from others Cut from a different cloth 🔺Have a very different character or qualities One of a kind 🔺Unique; unlike anyone or anything else Not in the same league 🔺Not comparable because of a large difference in quality Apples and oranges 🔺Two things that are too different to compare fairly

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#️⃣🔤🔤🔤🔤🔤🔤 1. Speak your mind 💜 – say your honest opinion “I always try to speak my mind politely.” 2. Lost for words 💜 – unable to speak because of surprise/emotion “I was lost for words when I saw the result.” 3. Get straight to the point – 💜 talk directly without wasting time “He gets straight to the point in discussions.” 4. Talk the hind leg off a donkey 💜 – talk too much “My uncle can talk the hind leg off a donkey.” 5. Word for word 💜 – exactly the same words “I remembered the speech word for word.” 6. Put in a word for someone 💜 – support/recommend someone verbally “She put in a word for me at work.” 7. Tongue-tied 💜 – unable to speak because of nervousness “I get tongue-tied during interviews.” 8. Have a way with words 💜 – speak very effectively “My teacher really has a way with words.” 9. Actions speak louder than words 💜 – actions are more important than talk “He rarely promises anything because actions speak louder than words.” 10. Be all ears 💜 – listen carefully “Tell me about your trip — I’m all ears.”

#️⃣🔤🔤🔤🔤🔤🔤 1. Pull yourself together — calm down and control your emotions “You need to pull yourself together before the interview.” 2. Go the extra mile — make more effort than expected “She always goes the extra mile to help her students.” 3. A blessing in disguise — something that seems bad but turns out good “Failing that exam was a blessing in disguise because I studied harder later.” 4. Burn the candle at both ends — work too hard without enough rest “I’ve been burning the candle at both ends lately.” 5. Take something with a pinch of salt — not completely believe something “You should take online rumors with a pinch of salt.”

Do you think it is important to have a daily routine for your study? Yes, indeed. having a clear study plan reduces procrastination and improves productivity. I, for example, write things I need to study on paper every morning and cross out the tasks I completed to check how efficient my day has been. This habit pushes me to do better every day and helps me achieve my short term goals for the day. How do you organize your study time? I'm stickler for silence and therefore, I mostly study on my own when no one can disturb me. It's either when my kids all go to sleep or early in the morning. Sometimes, I stay awake for longer if I have any assignments due, and then compensate my sleep later that week. Do you ever change plans? Yes, if anything urgent comes up, I redirect my focus to that task that needs my immediate attention. I always prioritize my family, meaning if they need my help I try my best to give them a hand right away. What's your favorite time of the day? I prefer evenings above all, simply because, we all get together around dinner table and discuss day's happenings. I allocate my evening time for my family, without having to rush for other errands at the end of the day. Do you go to sleep early or stay up late? I have to admit that I mostly stay awake until ungodly hours tied up at work. Sometimes I procrastinate a bit watching video reels on You tube. I understand the benefits of having decent sleep but I still disregard this advice. Now that you asked me this question, I realized that I have to cardinally change my sleep pattern.

How do people remember each stage of their lives? People usually document important events in digital form by taking photos or filming public events and family functions like birthdays, wedding ceremonies or jubilees. Some even keep diaries or even write biographies, but it's become much rarer these days. At what age do you think people are the happiest? I think early childhood is the happiest stage in life. It is when children have zero responsibilities, live carefree and don't have to worry to provide for themselves. A few responsibilities you might have as a child are to study well and help with household chores. No wonder, most of us dream of going back to their childhood. Do you enjoy your current stage of life? I've turned 35 last month. I'm happily married, have three kids and thoroughly enjoying my life. Right now, I am thinking about moving to the capital and working for the government. I have many responsibilities at work which keep me occupied for most of my day, but i like what I do and can firmly say that I'm satisfied from from my life. What did you often do with your friends in your childhood? In my childhood and the early youth I used to spend my entire day outdoors, hanging out with my friends, playing football or visiting cyber clubs to play a shooter called Counter Strike. Do you have any plans for the next five years? I've turned 35 last month. I'm happily married, have three kids and thoroughly enjoying my life. Right now, I am thinking about moving to the capital and working for the government. If everything goes smoothly, then I can start a new life in the capital. But anything might happen and I'm not sure what the future holds for me. But I remain optimistic and think that things are going to pick up for me. What do you think is the most important thing at the moment? I reckon my family and good health are the best I can have in life. I earn decent income so I don't have financial worries regarding my future. So, providing for my family needs and being there for my kids when they need me are are my primary responsibilities at the moment.

Did you prefer to do activities alone or with a group of people when you were a child? I liked to play with my friends and siblings. We often played outdoor games and had fun adventures together. Sometimes I stayed indoors reading pictorials. What did you enjoy doing as a child? I spent most of my free time on the playground in our street and attending a chess club. I had fun socializing with my friends and sitting for hours over a chess board, playing my favorite game at the local club. Did you enjoy your childhood? Yes, I enjoyed my childhood to the fullest although it was a troubling time for our country back then. Uzbekistan just acquired its independence and most families were barely making a living, but for me this was a time of exploration, learning and creating lasting relationships with my friends.

Do you look out the window at the scenery when travelling by bus or car? I do only when I'm not behind the wheel. Soaking up the beautiful view while on the bus or a train relaxes me, especially during long journeys. Do you prefer the mountains or the sea? I'm caught between a rock and a hard place here. cause I prefer both, but if I had to choose one, I;d go with the sea because the sound of splashing waves and the cries of seagulls is something I hardly get too see in my country. I come from a landlocked country and I can see large bodies of water only when I travel overseas. That's why I get excited when I visit some country with a sea. What are the most beautiful sights you have seen while travelling? I can't forget how I met the sunrise at the summit of the Torah Mountain with my brother-in-law three years ago. The sky was full of stars that looked brighter and closer at night, and the range of mountains I saw in the morning reminded how tiny and powerless we are against the forces of nature. Do you like to take scenery pictures? Yes, every time I travel somewhere new I take photos of nature, people and events so I can remember the highlights of my trip later by revisiting these photos.

Do you like taking pictures of different views? Yes sure, I usually take shots of people, nature or public events I attend. I occasionally might take photos of buildings if they have unique designs. Do you prefer views in urban or rural areas? I'd go with rural landscapes. I'm always drawn to nature and I can get lots of picturesque views in the countryside. I especially like to visit remote villages at the foot of the hills or the ones that are nestled in valleys where I can soak up the beautiful view. Do you prefer views in your country or in other countries? I guess, the exotic views from my foreign visits feel more spectacular as they create different vibe and atmosphere. Probably, I like them more because I go there on holiday, where I have nothing but enjoying myself in my mind.

Do you take photos of buildings? Not really, I usually take shots of people, nature or public events I attend. I occasionally might take photos of buildings if they have unique designs. Is there a building that you would like to visit? Yes, I'd love to visit Dolmabahce Sarayi - a palace in Istanbul one day because I'm interested in Ottoman history and oriental Islamic architecture.