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20 дек.Look at this beauty on my car❄️❄️7,06%
31 дек.00:00 01.01.2026 freedom forever4,39%
2 дек.Life has taught me something important: “Don’t let everyone rent space in your mind. Protect your peace. My dad has gone through countless chemotherapy sessions. It’s a nightmare I wouldn’t wish on my worst enemy. And I still believe that ultimate healing comes only from Allah — and from the patient’s positive attitude towards life. Positivity creates hope. And hope keeps people alive. The only problem was to create this positivity in my dad's spirit. Are you imagining how hard it is to force yourself to smile and wake positivity inside when you realize you have a serious disease. But doctors said the real solution could be enough care, helping to talk nice with the patient. You know what guys? I want my parents to see my dreams come true. I want to give them everything they’ve given me — and more. I have so many crazy ambitions for my family. And that’s why I must work harder, move faster, and never wait for “the right time”. You can wait for your dreams. But your parents cannot wait for you. They are getting older, my friend. So please — live for them. Support them. Give them everything you can. They’ve already given you more than enough. It’s your turn now. Stop being careless! At first, I was having second thoughts whether or not I should post this story. Cuz in this f* world, opening up about your true feelings or anything inside you makes you look weak and vulnerable. No one really cares, just pretend or act as if they do. Sometimes I do wonder what are we here for? What is it that can make it hard to express our inner thoughts? Why do we have a mentality that ensnares us and leads to excessive rumination? There are tons of questions without answers. It's like we're trapped in this cycle of self-doubt and fear, constantly questioning our worth and struggling to find our place in the world. The pressure to conform to societal norms and expectations can weigh heavily on our minds, making it difficult to truly express ourselves and be vulnerable with others. It's a constant battle between wanting to be authentic and fearing judgment or rejection. But maybe, just maybe, by sharing our stories and opening up about our struggles, we can start to break free from this mentality that holds us back. Maybe by being honest and vulnerable, we can find connection and understanding with others who are going through similar experiences. Maybe by acknowledging our pain and seeking support, we can begin to heal and move forward. So here I am, sharing it with you all. It's not easy, but I believe that by speaking our truth and embracing our vulnerabilities, we can begin to break free from the chains that bind us and find a sense of peace and acceptance within ourselves. Thank you for listening:)3,91%
2 дек.Hi everyone :) It's been a long time, hasn't it? For those who don't know me, don’t worry I don't know you either. I guess that's normal! Many subscribers here in my channel are the ones very close to me like a friend, brother, or student. To be honest, I can't say 2025 started off well for me despite a few things I accomplished (Alhamdulillah). However, the last spring changed literally everything in my life. I was heading towards a supermarket — just an ordinary day — when I had a phone call with my older brother that completely broke me. His voice was kinda shaking. The message didn’t even feel real at first. It was about my dad. About his health. About something that should've been impossible to happen. For months actually, my dad had been feeling pain. It came and went, and he believed that one simple painkiller would solve it. And yes, it helped for a while. But eventually the pain was excruciating — stronger, deeper, and more frightening each day. After a long period of ignoring the worsening signs, he finally went to the doctor for diagnostics. The results weren’t even told to him… they were told to my brothers. And the truth was devastating: stomach cancer. When my brother told me this, I felt nothing, freezing in the middle of the street. I couldn’t move. I was speechless. It felt like the world around me disappeared. And you know the worst part? My dad still didn’t know what's going on. My brothers told me not to tell him yet. As the days passed, his condition worsened. He lost his appetite, could barely eat, and the pain grew unbearable. I was teaching full time, leading my all day in a hectic schedule, and my brothers were in Tashkent for work — it felt like everything was collapsing at once. Eventually, after several checkups, the doctors sent him to the oncology ward. Hearing that word alone made my heart sink in a deep empathy. My dad finally got the truth after his first night in the hospital. The next day, I went to the hospital with my sister and her family to see him. It was my first time ever stepping into oncology. And I will never forget it. This freaking place was full of people with depression and stress. Those people were alive physically, but already dead inside. Their eyes were empty. Their faces were tired. The atmosphere was heavy — painful. I didn’t want to accept the fact that my dad was one of them. I stayed only a few minutes there, talking with my dad as nice as possible. But it felt like an eternity. That night, I couldn’t sleep, and tears impulsively dropped from my eyes. And many days after that, I came to teach my students with swollen red eyes, forcing a smile on my face — especially the day my close buddy Bekzod came to talk with me. After seeing my pale face, he asked what’s wrong. I couldn’t say a word, trying to escape from the reality. Yeah, I did spill the beans to him, having a talk real quick. He felt me but couldn't honestly catch the whole story. The only person I opened up to was Sunnat (my only best friend so far). BTW, I’m not the type to share my emotions and show my sadness to people who are even very close to me like a friend. Truth be told, I am biologically a spiritual strong, motivational man, and if you know me you know me. I like motivating others — that’s who I am. But during that time, even motivation couldn’t save me. Yeah guys, I had accomplishments like my updated IELTS score and some material achievements at that time, but none of them mattered in front of my dad’s suffering. I didn’t fu*king care about anything — not teaching, not chatting with friends, not replying to messages, virtually nothing. My energy was gone. Many of my friends assumed I already cut them off because I utterly stopped to talk with them both online and in person. They thought I became cold, distant, unfriendly. But the truth is simple: I didn’t have the strength to talk. The reality is my spirit didn’t allow me to talk with them. I didn't have space in my head for unnecessary gossip or meaningless conversations.3,39%
3 июл. 2024 г.beneficial for personal satisfaction, it can also birth serious restrictions on changing jobs when necessary and establishing an equal society. Therefore, despite the aspiration to own a home has its merits, I believe it is not overshadowed by the careful consideration of demerits. Band 8+ 636 words #task2 by Timur Nurullaev3,33%
28 июн. 2024 г.💠 CAUSE AND SOLUTION ⚡️ Q: In many countries, childhood obesity is a growing problem. What are the reasons for this and what can individuals and governments do to tackle this problem? In recent years, many countries worldwide have witnessed alarming increase in childhood obesity, which, if not addressed, will lead to severe health complications for future populations. This issue can be attributed to significant changes in life and dietary habits, so it is imperative that both individuals and governments take action to mitigate these changes. The dietary patterns of young people have undergone dramatic transformations over dozens of years. Processed foods have become exceedingly popular among the youth, and these foods are often high in saturated fats and refined sugars, both of which are proven contributors to obesity. This issue is exacerbated by the fact that many children now lead sedentary lifestyles, resulting in an insufficient expenditure of the calories consumed. In fact, sedentary behaviors, including but not limited to television viewing, computer use, and video game playing, often replace vigorous activity in children. At the same time, more convenience store snacks, and sweetened beverages are available now than in the past generations. These factors are the primary drivers of childhood obesity which necessitate to be addressed by both individuals and local authorities so that we can combat this major public dilemma. There are several actions individuals can take to alleviate this problem. Educating young children on how to lead a healthy lifestyle and encouraging them to be more physically active is crucial, a combination of multifaceted solutions that parents and schools should bear the main responsibility for this. Parents, in particular, should monitor their children’s dietary intake and promote healthier food choices. Since children tend to imitate their parents’ behaviors as well as eating habits, parents’ influence is thought to be the strongest during childhood, especially in early ages, when parents act as role model, enforcers, and providers. Therefore, intervention programs in some states of the US have already considered what parents consume alongside the parental influence in terms of what parents feed their children and how they feed them. Governments also play a vital role in tackling this issue. They should advocate for a healthy lifestyle among their citizens and ensure that children have access to subsidized sports facilities. Additionally, governments can implement measures to improve dietary habits by regulating food ingredients and making unhealthy foods less affordable, an initiative that some countries have already begun by introducing a “sugar tax” on sugary products. As the consumption of SSBs and soft drinks has soared, mainly associated with rising rates of weight gain, a higher risk of obesity, type 2 diabetes, and heart disease, as well as a higher risk of cardiovascular disease and mortality due to the long-term consumption, Hungary, a crystal clear example, showed a considerable reduction in the slope of overweight prevalence after taxation was implemented, thereby achieving a massive decline in diabetes prevalence albeit on a slower scale. In conclusion, the rising levels of obesity among children represent a critical issue that requires immediate attention to avoid apparent future health problems. However, understanding the underlying clauses allows us to take effective steps towards involving a healthier lifestyle for our youth. #task2 By Timur Nurullaev 500+ words Band 7-83,18%
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23 июл. 2024 г.✅✅✅Many people nowadays spend a large part of their free time using a smartphone. What do you think are the reasons for this? Do you think this is a positive or negative development? In contemporary society, individuals have increasingly integrated smartphones into their daily routines, often dedicating a significant portion of their leisure time to these devices. Although various factors contribute to this pervasive usage, I contend that this growing dependency is likely to adversely affect both our physical and mental well-being. The allure of digital entertainment – one of the primary reasons driving the obsessive use of smartphones in today’s fast-paced world – plays a crucial role. Contemporary smartphones offer immediate access to a wide array of entertainment options, including but not limited to advanced video games and high-definition movie streaming, all of which have become popular pastime activities for many. Social media exemplifies another critical factor influencing modern leisure habits. Individuals nowadays increasingly allocate a substantial amount of their free time on social networking sites such as Instagram and TikTok, which are meticulously designed to be addictive, thereby keeping users on the platform for as long as possible. Consequently, it should come as no surprise that vast amounts of our leisure time are spent glued to our smartphones. Another compelling reason for the excessive use of smartphones is the convenience they provide in daily tasks. Smartphones have revolutionized the way we communicate, shop, and manage our schedules. For instance, with a few taps, one can order groceries, book appointments, and even pay bills, an unparalleled shift that encourages people to rely on their smartphones for a wide range of activities, making it an indispensable part of modern life. Moreover, smartphones serve as powerful tools for learning and productivity. With access to educational apps, e-books, and online courses, individuals can acquire new skills and knowledge at their own pace. The ability to work remotely using smartphones has also blurred the lines between work and leisure, leading to increased screen time. Nevertheless, I am convinced that the increasing reliance on smartphone usage is detrimental for several contributing drivers, one is the negative impact on visual health. Prolonged exposure to the blue light emitted by phone screens has been shown to be detrimental to human eyesight, potentially resulting in long-term visual impairment. Excessive smartphones use also disrupts sleep patterns. The exposure to screens at night stimulates the brain, thereby inhibiting the onset of sleep and leading to sleep deprivation. This lack of restorative sleep negatively affects cognitive function, mood stability, and overall energy levels, compromising an individual’s ability to perform optimally. On a societal level, the pervasive use of smartphones is also affecting interpersonal communication. Face-to-face interactions are increasingly replaced by digital conversations, which can lack the depth and nuance of in-person communication. This shift is particularly concerning in the context of building and maintaining meaningful relationships. Studies have demonstrated that people who rely heavily on digital communication may struggle with empathy and emotional intelligence, skills that are crucial for healthy social interactions. Consequently, this trend contributes to a broader issue of social fragmentation, where genuine human connections are overshadowed by virtual interactions. In conclusion, our excessive use of smartphones can be attributed to various factors, primarily social media, digital entertainment, and the unparalleled convenience they equip. While smartphones provide numerous advantages, the negative consequences of smartphone addiction, such as physical and mental health issues, outweigh these benefits. Therefore, I believe this trend is a negative development that requires our immediate attention and action. 548 words #task2 by Timur Nurullaev3,16%
29 июн. 2024 г.🔴 Outweigh essay 🟢Nowadays there is a growing trend of private car ownership. Do the advantages outweigh the disadvantages or environmental problems associated with this? ⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️ In recent years, private car ownership has surged globally, sparking debates on its implications. While some argue that the convenience and economic benefits of owning a car outweigh the downsides, others contend that the environmental and social consequences are too significant to ignore. To begin with, private car ownership often provides undeniable convenience and independence. Owning a car enables individuals to travel at their own pace, avoiding the constraints of public transportation schedules. For instance, a car owner can easily manage their time, combining work commutes with personal errands, thereby enhancing productivity. This flexibility is particularly beneficial in regions with inadequate public transport systems, making car ownership not just a luxury but a necessity. The economic benefits of car ownership are also substantial. The automotive industry generates millions of jobs worldwide, from manufacturing to maintenance services. Additionally, car-related businesses contribute significantly to national economies through taxes and sales. Countries like Germany and Japan, a good case in point, with robust automotive sectors, enjoy considerable economic growth partly due to their car industries. Hence, private car ownership indirectly supports economic stability and growth. Notwithstanding these benefits, the environmental ramifications of widespread car ownership cannot be overlooked. Cars are a major source of greenhouse gas emissions, contributing to global warming and climate change. The burning of fossil fuels in car engines releases carbon dioxide, a leading greenhouse gas. According to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), transportation accounts for nearly 30% of total U.S. greenhouse gas emissions, with cars being a significant driver. This environmental degradation poses a severe threat to ecosystems and human health, outweighing the convenience offered by cars. Another valid concern lies in the increase in private car ownership which exacerbates urban congestion and infrastructure strain. Cities around the world are grappling with traffic jams, which not only waste time but also lead to increased air pollution and stress among commuters. For instance, a study by INRIX found that in 2020, drivers in major cities like New York and London lost an average of 100 hours per year due to traffic congestion. This inefficiency underscores the need for better urban planning and public transportation solutions rather than an over-reliance on private vehicles. The social consequences of car ownership are worth considering albeit on a smaller scale. The reliance on cars promotes a sedentary lifestyle, contributing to health issues such as obesity and cardiovascular diseases. Public transportation, walking, and cycling, in contrast, encourage physical activity and social interaction. A shift towards these modes of transport can lead to healthier communities and reduced healthcare costs. Take an example of cities that prioritize cycling infrastructure, like Copenhagen, report higher levels of physical activity and lower incidences of lifestyle-related diseases. In conclusion, while private car ownership offers significant convenience and economic benefits, the environmental, infrastructural, and social disadvantages are far more compelling. The detrimental impact on the environment, coupled with urban congestion and health issues, suggests that the costs of prevalent car ownership outweigh the benefits. #task2 by Timur Nurullaev 492 words 🔸🔸🔸🔸🔸🔸🔸🔸2,93%
29 мар. 2024 г.💠Discussion ✅Q: Some people think that mental strength is the most important factor for success in sports. However, some others believe that it is more important to have strong and fit people. Discuss both views and give your opinion. Today it is generally accepted that success in any sporting endeavor is determined by a combination of factors including physical and mental preparation. While some may perceive that the key characteristics of success in sports are mainly attributed to the fitness level, I am of the view that mental toughness can be more positively influential to success in athletes due to several reasons. One might argue that fitness is just one of the factors, and for many sports, it plays a major role in success. It is crucial to acknowledge that many professional sports coaches use fitness assessments to successfully accomplish their visions that systematically evaluates an individual’s physical fitness level and provides valuable information about their overall health and performance. It involves various aspects of fitness, such as cardiovascular endurance, muscular strength, flexibility, body composition, and muscular endurance. A solid understanding of these components aids athletes to effectively plan their training and provides a baseline measurement of an individual's fitness level. Achieving an appropriate level of fitness protects them from injury and allows them to be reasonably competitive in their sport, meaning that they are bound to be prepared and fit to last a whole game, or make it to the finish line in their race. These arguments notwithstanding, I believe that there are numerous principal causes why mental strength and mindset play a pivotal role for athletes to succeed in sports, one of which is concentration that high-level competitive sports require athletes to maintain throughout almost every performance. Being mentally strong in this case helps athletes block out distractions, stay fully engaged in the game, and make quick and accurate decisions. Additionally, competitive sports often involve setbacks, failures, and challenges, which are likely to be overcome solely through resilience and perseverance. Mental strength allows athletes to bounce back from these difficult situations and assists them in maintaining a positive attitude, stay motivated, and continue striving for success. Athletes always take advantage of a strong mindset when high-level competitions bring significant stress and pressure – which is another key to success by being mentally strong. Mental fortitude is cited as the most indispensable driver to empower athletes to manage any intense case, control their nerves, and perform optimally under pressure, thus enabling them to stay calm, focused, and confident, rather than being overwhelmed by anxiety. Another widespread view, incentivized by advocates of this notion, is associated with an athlete’s self-assurance, primarily contributed by psychological stamina. Believing in their abilities as well as having a positive mindset helps them to handle challenges, take calculated risks, and perform at their peak, thereby ultimately paving the way to trust their training and preparation plans, leading to improved performances. From the perspective of winning, psychological resilience encompasses the capacity to envision success and mentally ready oneself for competitions. Athletes can use techniques like imagery and mental rehearsal to create positive mental images of their performance, anticipate challenges, and visualize strategies, a mental preparation that enhances their readiness and execution plan. Finally, a proper healthy attitude often inspires setting clear goals, both short-term and long-term, and maintaining the motivation to achieve them. It helps athletes stay committed, disciplined, and work towards continuous improvements, therefore enabling them to endure tough training sessions, stay dedicated to their routines, and strive for excellence. #task2 Timur Nurullaev2,92%
14 авг. 2024 г.🔺🔹🔺🔹🔺🔹🔺🔹🔺🔹 The bar chart depicts a comparative analysis of the weekly per capita expenditure on three different types of fast food for three income segments of the population, while the line graph highlights how the average daily intake of these three fast food types changed from 1970 to 1990. The units are measured in pence and grammes. Overall, the consumption figures exhibited a whopping rise for hamburgers and pizza, both surpassing the consumption of fish chips (which showed a marginal drop) to become the top two in-demand fast food types in Britain over the period. Of particular note are hamburgers being the most popular fast-food option for those in the high- and middle-income groups, whereas fish and chips are mostly favored by low-income earners. Over the twenty-year period, fish and chips emerged as the most staple fast food for British people, with consumption reaching 300 grams per person per week—over three times more than the other two fast food types. Ranked second and third in weekly consumption, hamburgers and pizza commenced the period with around 100 and 40 grams, respectively; however, both figures underwent a considerable rise, so much so that they entirely overtook the consumption of fish and chips by the end of the period. Meanwhile, consuming fish and chips gradually decreased in popularity, leveling off at 200 grammes by 1990. It is also noteworthy that hamburgers became the most prevalent fast-food choice among the British in their weekly consumption, reporting a chart high of 500 grams in 1990. Regarding how much people in Britain spent on the aforementioned types of fast food, the high-income earners allocated more than twice as much (about 45 pence) to hamburgers compared to the other two fast foods. The middle-income earners also followed an identical pattern, spending slightly more on hamburgers (about 34 pence) compared to their expenditures on fish and chips (25 pence) and pizza (around 10 pence). When it comes to the low-income bracket, they spent most of their budget on fish and chips (17 pence), 3 pence more than they spent on hamburgers and 10 pence more than on pizza. 350 words #task1 by Timur Nurullaev Comment whatever you have found interesting, new, and useful for yourselves 👤💳2,91%
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