A City You Want to Visit

Mavzu so‘zlari

Bosing — talaffuzini eshitasiz. Bu so‘zlarni suhbat va javoblaringizda ishlating.

Talaffuz mashqi

Avval tinglang, keyin “Aytib ko‘rish”ni bosib so‘zni ayting — sayt nima eshitganini ko‘rsatadi.

Kyoto /kiˈəʊtəʊ/

ki-OW-tow.
cosmopolitan /ˌkɒzməˈpɒlɪtən/

koz-me-PO-li-ten.
blossom /ˈblɒsəm/

BLO-sem.

Foydali iboralar

Orzu

Afzallik

Ko‘p uchraydigan xatolar

I want to visit there since many years.

I’ve wanted to visit it for many years.

Present Perfect.
If I will go, I will visit temples.

If I went, I’d visit the temples.

Shart gap.
Kyoto has around two thousands temples.

Kyoto has around two thousand temples.

“thousand” — “-s”siz.

Ikkinchi tur shart (If I went, I’d …) — gipotetik reja uchun.
O‘z madaniyatingiz bilan bog‘lash — chuqurlik belgisi.

IELTS Speaking Part 1

1-qism: Tanishuv savollari

Part 1 4–5 daqiqa davom etadi. Imtihonchi tanish mavzularda savollar beradi. Har javob 2–3 gap: to‘g‘ridan-to‘g‘ri javob + izoh yoki misol.

Do you prefer visiting cities or the countryside?

Namuna javob

Cities for culture and food, but I always need a few days in nature to balance it.

Muvozanat.
What’s the most interesting city you’ve visited?

Namuna javob

Istanbul — it literally sits between two continents.

Fakt.
How do you plan your trips?

Namuna javob

I research a lot online, but I always leave some days unplanned.

Usul.
Do you prefer travelling alone or in a group?

Namuna javob

With one or two people — groups make decisions too slowly!

Hazil.

IELTS Speaking Part 2

2-qism: Cue card (monolog)

Sizga kartochka beriladi. 1 daqiqa tayyorlanasiz (qaydlar yozish mumkin), keyin 1–2 daqiqa to‘xtamasdan gapirasiz.

IELTS Speaking Part 260 s tayyorgarlik · 120 s gapirish

Describe a city you would like to visit in the future.

You should say:

where it is
how you know about it
what you would like to do there

and explain why you want to visit this city.

Qaydlaringiz (kalit so‘zlar)

Namuna javob

A city I’ve wanted to visit for as long as I can remember is Kyoto, the former capital of Japan. It’s in the western part of the main island, about two and a half hours from Tokyo by bullet train. I first became interested in it when I was a teenager and watched a documentary about Japanese temples, and since then I’ve read books and followed photographers who live there. Kyoto has around two thousand temples and shrines, beautifully preserved wooden houses and traditional tea houses, and it’s one of the few major Japanese cities that wasn’t badly damaged during the Second World War. If I went, I’d love to walk through the Fushimi Inari shrine, which has thousands of bright orange gates winding up a mountain. I’d also like to take part in a traditional tea ceremony, stay in a ryokan — a traditional inn — and try authentic Japanese food at a local market. The main reason I want to go is the way Kyoto seems to balance tradition and modern life. In Uzbekistan, we also have ancient cities, so I’m curious to see how Japan preserves its heritage while still being one of the most technologically advanced countries in the world. I think I could learn a lot from it.

Joy → qanday bildingiz → nima qilasiz (3 ta aniq faoliyat) → nega (o‘z mamlakatingiz bilan bog‘lash).

IELTS Speaking Part 3

3-qism: Muhokama

Part 3 da imtihonchi mavzuni umumlashtirib, jamiyat darajasidagi savollar beradi. Fikr + sabab + misol + (ixtiyoriy) qarshi fikr.

Why do some cities attract more tourists than others?

Namuna javob

A combination of history, culture, food and accessibility. Marketing and social media also play a huge role — some cities become popular simply because they look good in photos.

Omillar.
Does tourism change the character of a city?

Namuna javob

It can. Shops and restaurants start catering to tourists rather than locals, and rising rents can push residents out of historic centres.

Salbiy ta’sir.
Is it better to visit famous places or less-known ones?

Namuna javob

Famous places are famous for a reason, but less-known places often feel more authentic and less crowded. Ideally, a mix of both.

Muvozanat.
How has the internet changed the way people travel?

Namuna javob

Completely. We can book everything ourselves, read reviews and even see places virtually before we go, which makes travel easier but perhaps less spontaneous.

Ijobiy + salbiy.