“The person who likes walking will walk further than the one who likes the destination”
This is a quote I heard yesterday and the reason I’m sharing it is because it applies very much to learning english. So many people or students are now obsessed with what score they will get eventually, often asking will I get a 7 teacher?
So my point is instead of being obsessed with your result, you guys should be obsessed with improving your language by exposing yourself to the language as much as you can. I alsways tell students that they should read a lot in english, watch english stuff as much as they can and remember the more, the better. So once you get in the right track, results will start coming along the way usually automatically.
The takeaway from this message is dont obsess yourself with the results and just enjoy the process.

Sooner or later you will get that result you want.
@erkinielts

Weddings are getting bigger and more expensive. What is the reason for this? Is it a positive or negative development? In some countries, people nowadays celebrate weddings extravagantly. This phenomenon can be attributed to several factors and I consider…

Weddings are getting bigger and more expensive.
What is the reason for this?
Is it a positive or negative development?

In some countries, people nowadays celebrate weddings extravagantly. This phenomenon can be attributed to several factors and I consider it to be a completely negative development.

There are several reasons why lavish wedding celebrations are common these days. One is the importance people attach to weddings. People in some places regard these occasions as once-in-a-lifetime events and such a mindset encourages them to spend a lot on weddings to make them as memorable as possible. My own country-Uzbekistan- can be a good case in point. Uzbek people usually push themselves to their limits in weddings by overspending and sometimes even running into huge debts to make this one day unforgettable. They rent large venues, invite over 500 people, pay for entertainers and decorations- all in an attempt to impress others and make lasting impressions on this day.

I am personally against such huge wedding celebrations and I think such large expenses cannot be justified on any ground. This is primarily because it is illogical to put yourself into debt for an occasion that lasts only hours and regret later when you have trouble paying debts back. Clearly, throwing big wedding parties is a misuse of hard-earned money. Moreover, there is also the moral aspect of wasting money on lavish weddings. At a time when people in some countries are dying of hunger, the fact that others are organizing big wedding parties is morally wrong. Such people could better think about helping those troubled people.

In conclusion, people’s desire to make their wedding days memorable and impress others is contributing to an increasing tendency to organize weddings lavishly. I personally deem it to be a negative trend seeing that it is simply wasting money and morally wrong.
@erkinielts

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For those who don’t know!
Islomiddin is my former student who attended my classes long ago and got 6 in his first attempt back when he was a college student I guess. And then attended my classes again and increased his score to 7 and now he works as an ielts instructor and has come a long way.
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Yes it is not a 9 yet but I guess I am getting closer and InshaAllah we will be there soon!