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  • 3 июл.62154из IELTSKarimi

    آموزش رایگان انگلیسی از صفر 👇 https://www.aparat.com/IELTSKarimi کانالم در آپارات رو هم فالوو کنید☝️

  • ✨ What does “whatsoever” mean? Whatsoever means: 👉 at all 👉 in any way 👉 to any degree It is used to make a negative sentence stronger. ✅ Simple Meaning: Whatsoever = at all (for emphasis) 📘 Examples: 1️⃣ I have no money whatsoever. = I have no money at…

  • 23 февр.1 23823из IELTSKarimi

    ✨ What does “whatsoever” mean? Whatsoever means: 👉 at all 👉 in any way 👉 to any degree It is used to make a negative sentence stronger. ✅ Simple Meaning: Whatsoever = at all (for emphasis) 📘 Examples: 1️⃣ I have no money whatsoever. = I have no money at all. 2️⃣ There was no problem whatsoever. = There was no problem at all. 3️⃣ She showed no interest whatsoever. = She showed no interest at all. ⚠️ Important: “whatsoever” is usually used: After no After nothing After none After any (sometimes) Example: He has no experience whatsoever. In Persian: whatsoever = به هیچ وجه / اصلاً / مطلقاً Example: I have no doubt whatsoever. من هیچ شکی مطلقاً ندارم. https://rubika.ir/IELTS_Karimi

  • بهترین فرهنگ های لغات ❤️Oxford dictionaries https://en.oxforddictionaries.com این دیکشنری فوق العاده عالی اکسفورد با مثالهای گسترده، عموما شما رو از مراجعه به دیکشنری های دیگر بی‌نیاز میکنه ❤️Cambridge dictionary https://dictionary.cambridge.org دیکشنری…

  • 23 февр.92216из IELTSKarimi

    بهترین فرهنگ های لغات ❤️Oxford dictionaries https://en.oxforddictionaries.com این دیکشنری فوق العاده عالی اکسفورد با مثالهای گسترده، عموما شما رو از مراجعه به دیکشنری های دیگر بی‌نیاز میکنه ❤️Cambridge dictionary https://dictionary.cambridge.org دیکشنری کیمبریج علاوه بر دسته بندی و سطح بندی لغات ، از بخش گرامر خیلی قوی هم بهره میبره که میتونید بهش نظر بندازید و استفاده ببرید. ❤️Merriam Webster dictionary https://www.merriam-webster.com وبستر ، دیکشنری مورد علاقه ی من با مثالهای بسیاردقیق ، داری بخش مترادف و متضاد فوق العاده ❤️Collins Dictionary https://www.collinsdictionary.com دیکشنری با توضیحات بسیار ساده و روان و مثال های مفید ❤️ Longman Dictionary https://www.ldoceonline.com دیکشنری هست با معانی ساده که از لحاظ جملات کوتاه به‌عنوان مثال خوب کار کرده #دیکشنری #dictionary My channel on Whatsapp 👇 @Mehdi

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  • 21 февр.67511из IELTS_Karimi

    با این جزوه فرندز ببینین متن کامل سریال + بررسی لغات و لهجه گفتاریش و.. نکات گرامری همش گفته شده @IELTS_Karimi

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  • *You're not lazy* — procrastination isn't the core issue. 😴 Most people rely on *weaker extrinsic motivation* (external rewards like cash/status) → it spikes dopamine on anticipation but crashes after attainment (like fossil fuel). It fades fast. *Upgrade to intrinsic motivation* (internal fuel) → like *fusion energy*: self-sustaining, long-lasting, efficient. 🔥 You do the work *for its own sake* → curiosity, purpose, mastery. This leads to *flow states* (optimal consciousness: total immersion, peak performance, joy). Flow + intrinsic motivation create a *virtuous cycle* that compounds drive over years (think Elon, Bezos, Einstein, Jordan). *The 5 Intrinsic Motivators* (dial these up for unstoppable motivation) 🧠✨ 1. *Curiosity* 🕵️‍♂️ - Insatiable itch to learn/explore your work. Mind wanders to it? That's your compass. - Boost: Seek *leverage* (learning directly improves results) + *immediate feedback* (see impact fast). - No curiosity outside work hours? Low drive. 2. *Mastery* 🎯 - Endless pursuit of getting better at what matters. - Boost: Deliberate practice on key skills (edge of comfort zone, correct mistakes). Identify sub-skills that advance goals. - If no room to improve → consider career shift. 3. *Autotelicity* (Auto-tel-ic) 🌟 - Loving the *activity itself* (not just the outcome/idea). Work feels rewarding in the moment — like coding for fun or playing music late at night. - Boost: Build around *strengths* (what you're naturally good at → easier flow → love grows over time). - Ask: Do you crave the core tasks even without deadlines? 4. *Purpose* ❤️ - Work contributes to a bigger cause/mission beyond yourself (impact the world, elevate human experience). - Gut check: Does your organization/role have meaningful purpose you believe in? - If not → misalignment drains drive. 5. *Autonomy* 🆓 - Control over *what*, *how*, *when* you work. Ownership = freedom. - Boost: Design projects/tasks with more choice (even small % autonomy helps). - Low autonomy traps you in a "hamster wheel." *Rían's story* (personal example) 📖 In academia (PhD in neuroscience/flow states): High curiosity + purpose, but low mastery (limited improvement), low autotelicity (hated daily tasks like spreadsheets), zero autonomy. Drive tanked. Shifted to business (Flow Research Collective): All 5 maxed out → curiosity/purpose stayed high, mastery/autotelicity/autonomy skyrocketed → became obsessed, sustainable drive. *Science angle* 🔬 High intrinsic motivators release performance neurochemicals (dopamine, norepinephrine, acetylcholine) → lower cognitive load, sharper focus. Flow adds endorphins, serotonin, anandamide, oxytocin → feel best + perform best. Cycle: Intrinsic → Flow → More intrinsic → Unstoppable over decades. *To start* Assess your current levels (last 30 days): How strong is each motivator in your work? Tweak environment/career to amplify them → hard work becomes *craved*, not forced. You're capable of this upgrade — start small, build the cycle. You've got this! 💪🌟 @sums

  • We say: "In my opinion" ✅ We do not say: "According to me" ❌ Correct Examples: ✨ "In my opinion, he is correct." ✨ "In my opinion, Lucy is old enough to understand what she did was wrong." Why? 🤔 "According to" is used to refer to someone else’s viewpoint…

  • 8 февр.6412из IELTSKarimi

    We say: "In my opinion" ✅ We do not say: "According to me" ❌ Correct Examples: ✨ "In my opinion, he is correct." ✨ "In my opinion, Lucy is old enough to understand what she did was wrong." Why? 🤔 "According to" is used to refer to someone else’s viewpoint or information, not your own. For example: 📘 "According to the weather forecast, it will rain tomorrow." 📘 "According to Sarah, the meeting starts at 3 PM." So when sharing your own thoughts, stick with: 💬 "In my opinion..." or even "I think..." or "From my perspective..." ✅ Quick Reminder: ✅ In my view / I believe / I think ❌ According to me (sounds unnatural in English) Now you’re all set to express your opinion clearly and correctly! 🎯✨ *Join for free* 👏 https://rubika.ir/IELTS_Karimi

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  • 23 янв.87831из IELTSKarimi

    IPA English Pronunciation #englishpronunciation #vowels #IPA #learnenglish #phonetics جهت کلاسهای آیلتس به شماره واتساپ زیر پیام بدید👇 @Mehdi

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  • 22 янв.5613из IELTSKarimi

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  • 💥 Say "crash into" — not just "crash"! ✅ Correct Examples: ✅ The car crashed into the house. ❌ ~The car crashed the house.~ ✅ The truck crashed into a tree. ❌ ~The truck crashed a tree.~ Remember: 🚗💨 Crash → needs "into" when something is hit or collided…

  • 6 янв.6221из IELTSKarimi

    💥 Say "crash into" — not just "crash"! ✅ Correct Examples: ✅ The car crashed into the house. ❌ ~The car crashed the house.~ ✅ The truck crashed into a tree. ❌ ~The truck crashed a tree.~ Remember: 🚗💨 Crash → needs "into" when something is hit or collided with. You crash into an object, not crash the object itself! Drive your grammar home safely! 🛑📘 جهت کلاسهای آیلتس به شماره واتساپ زیر پیام بدید 👇 https://wa.me/+989128603398