Pre Course Book
Pre Course Book
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PHONETICS
Tion [ shn ] Agar gn so'zning ohirida kelsa Agar gh so'zning boshida kelsa [ g ]
[ n ] deb o'qiladi deb o'qiladi
Agar C harfidan so'ng i,e,y kelsa [ s Agar G harfidan so'ng i,e,y kelsa [ j ], Agar gh so'zning oxirida kelsa [ f ]
], boshqa harflar kelsa boshqa harflar kelsa deb o'qiladi
[ k ] deb o'qiladi [ g ] deb o'qiladi
enough
city giraffe rough
century Germany
cycling gymnastics
--------- -------- Quyidagi so'zlarda g ni [ g ]
cat game deb o'qiladi
cream goose
girl, gift
choke glad
give, get
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Exercises | A, b, c d...
C A E T G
V I
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H L B D F R O
N P
U J M L
K Y S W Q
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B_S B__R
D_G T_LE_ISI_N
FR_G _LEP_AN_
_EM_N _IR_L_NE
GIR_F_E K_Y
M_US_ A_P_E
HE_ICOP_ER _O_ATO
_IND_W T_A_N
T_R_O_SE C_MP_TE_
_EB_A PI_Z_
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International words
station n /ˈsteɪʃn/ vokzal станция I will get off at the next station.
Colours
blue adj /bluː/ ko’k синий The color of the pen is blue.
green adj /ɡriːn/ yashil зеленый Rustam has got a green pencil.
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Classroom words
close v /kləʊz/ yopmoq закрывать Can you close the window, please?
open v /ˈəʊ.pən/ ochmoq открывать You can not open this door.
partner n /ˈpɑːt.nər/ sherik партнёр There are not any partners here.
ˈpleɪ.ər/
coin n /kɔɪn/ tanga монета Komil found some coins in the room.
door n /dɔːr/ eshik дверь Can you open the door, please?
ID card n /aɪdiː kɑːd/ passport ID карты You must bring your ID card.
key n /kiː/ kalit ключ The key of this room is not here.
mobile phone n / uyali telefon мобильный телефон He gave his mobile phone to me.
ˌməʊ.baɪl ˈfəʊn/
pen n /pen/
ruchka ручка There was a red pen on the desk.
photo n /ˈfəʊ.təʊ/
surat фотография I took some photos in the party.
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Grammar | To be
Positive (+)
Ex: I am late.
I am (I'm)
He He is at school.
(He's)
It (It's) It is a book.
We We are lazy.
Negative (-)
You are not (You're not or you aren't) You are not clever.
Are they hungry? Yes, they are / No, they are not
They?
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Grammar | Usage
"To be" fe'li shaxs, narsa va hodisalarga ta’rif berish uchun ishlatiladi:
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Exercises | am/is/are
2.3 Rasmlarga qarab gaplarni am/is/are dan mosi bilan to'ldiring. Quyidagi
so'zlardan foydalaning.
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Objects
alarm clock n budilnik будильник Set alarm clock for morning meeting.
/əˈlɑːm klɒk/
bottle of water n bir butilka suv бутылка воды Grab a bottle of water.
/bɒtl ɒv ˈwɔːtə/
business card n vizitka визитная карточка Don't forget your business card.
/ˈbɪznɪs kɑːd/
chair n /tʃer/ stul стул Take the chair in the waiting room.
glasses n pl /ˈɡlɑː ɪsz/ ko’zoynak очки Wear your glasses for reading.
paper n /peɪpə/ qog’oz бумага Tom has some paper in his shelf.
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British adj /ˈbrtɪɪʃ/ Britaniyalik Британец British people are known for their
politeness.
Chinese adj /ˌtʃaɪˈniːz/ Xitoylik Китайцы Chinese cuisine is delicious and varied.
German adj /ˈdʒɜː r-/ Germaniyalik Немец German people are hardworking and
efficient.
Ireland n /ˈaɪərlənd/ Irlandiya Ирландия Ireland is known for its friendly people
and lush landscapes.
Irish adj /ˈaɪrɪʃ/ Irland Ирландец Irish music is lively and heartwarming.
Italy n /tˈɪə li/ Italiya Италия Italy is a food lover's paradise with
delicious pasta and pizza.
Italian adj /ɪˈtæliən/ Italyan Итальянец Italian fashion is iconic and stylish.
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Poland n /ˈpəʊə
lnd/ Polsha Польша Poland has a rich history and
beautiful architecture.
Turkish adj /t
ˈɜː rkɪʃ/ Turk Турк Turkish hospitality is generous and
kind.
Abbreviations
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Grammar | The noun
The noun- shaxs va narsalarni nomini bildirib who? (kim?) va what? (nima?) so'roqlariga
javob bo'luvchi so'zlardir
a car a cup
a book a lamp
a tree a laptop
a ball a window
a pen a television
Uncountable nouns - Donalab sanab bo'lmaydigan otlardir. ular quyidagi guruhlarga bo'lish
mumkin.
1) Material nouns Paper, gold, wine, bread, wood, metal, air, sand, salt...
2) Sports and some activities Football, tennis, basketball, swimming, gardening...
3) Subjects History, law, geography, biology, chemistry, law...
4) Languages Russian, English, Chinese, French, Korean, Uzbek...
5) Abstract nouns Advice, love, poverty, luck, damage, information...
6) Collective nouns Accommodation, furniture, baggage, luggage...
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Grammar | Plural forms
Otlarning singular (birlik) va plural (ko'plik) shakillari mavjud. Ular quyidagicha yasaladi:
Odatda ingliz tilida otlarning ko'plik shakli ularga -s (-lar) qo'shimchasini qo'shish orqali yasaladi.
a book (kitob) books (kitoblar)
Agar ot -s, -ss, -x, -ch, -sh harflari bilan Agar ot -o harfi bilan tugasa -es qo'shish
tugasa -es qo'shish orqali yasaladi: orqali yasaladi:
an echo - echoes
a glass - glasses a bus - buses a tomato - tomatoes
a hero - heroes
a bush - bushes a church - churches a potato - potatoes
a cargo - cargoes
a fox - foxes
Agar -y harifidan oldin undosh harf Agar -y harifidan oldin unli harf kelsa y
kelsa y-i ga o'zgaradi ve -es qo'shiladi: o'zgarmaydi va shunchaki -s qo'shiladi:
Agar ot -f / -fe harflari bilan tugasa ular Bazi bir otlarning ko'plik shaklini
v ga o'zgaradi va -es qo'shiladi: o'zakdan o'zgartirish orqali yasaladi:
a man- men a mouse - mice
a life - lives a wolf - wolves
a tooth - teeth a person -people
a wife - wives a leaf - leaves
a goose - geese an ox- oxen
a knife - knives
a woman- women a child - children
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Exercises | Making plurals
3.2 Quyida berilgan gaplarni qavs ichidagi so'zlardan mosini tanlab to'ldiring.
Churches- Foxes-
Stories- Ways-
Boxes- Banks-
Classes- Witches-
Oxen- Taxes-
Candies- Ladies-
Knives- Enemies-
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Family members
brother n /ˈbrʌðər/ uka брат Can you call you elderly brother?
child n /tʃaɪld bola ребенок The child laughed and then cried.
cousin n /ˈkʌzən/ amakivachcha двоюродный брат Temur really likes his cousin.
father n/ˈfɑːðər/
ota отец My father cooked a quick meal.
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Drinks
Afternoon n /æftər tushdan keyin полдень I always go to the park in the afternoon.
ˈnuːn/
Guide v /ɡaɪd/ yo'l korsatmoq гид Ella guided the cildren in the new park.
Common verbs
Eat v /iːt/ yemoq есть She always eats her lunch late.
Have v /hæv/ bor bo'lmoq иметь They have a big apple tree.
Live v /lɪv/ yashamoq жить We are living here for some days.
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Read v /riːd/ o'qimoq читать She reads his school books at night.
Speak v /spiːk/ gapirmoq говорить They can speak French better than me.
Work v /wɜːrk/ ishlamoq работа She works hard to get high salary.
new adj /njuː/ yangi новый I am going to buy a new house this year.
online adj / onlayn В сети Ella and Aisha get online frequently.
ˈɒnlaɪn/
party n /ˈpɑːrti/
partiya вечеринка
They did not invite him to the party.
practice n / amaliyot
ˈpræktɪs/ упражняться I must do a lot of practice to win there.
reception n /rɪ
qabulxona прием Can you enter the reception, please?
ˈsɛpʃən/
room n /ruːm/ xona комната This room is very cosy and comfortable.
sandwich n /
sandvich бутерброд I would like to eat sandwich for lunch.
ˈsændwɪtʃ/
She really enjoys social networking.
social network ijtimoiy tarmoq социальная сеть
n /soʊʃəl
ˈnɛtwɜːrk/
telefon телефон Please answer the telephone now.
telephone n /
ˈtɛləˌfoʊn/
tour n /tʊər/ sayr тур They went on a tour with them
recently.
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Grammar | Articles
a Noaniq artikllar odatda sanaladgan birlikdagi otlar oldidan ishlatiladi. Undosh tovush
bilan boshlanuvchi otlar oldidan "a" artikli ishlatiladi:
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Grammar | Usage
Tinglovchiga noma’lum biron bir noun (ot) haqida birinchi marta gapirilganda.
Agar ot sanalmasa ular bilan noaniq article ishlatib bo’lmaydi . Bazan ular bilan
some ishlatish mumkin.
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Exercises | a/an
4.2
Quyida berilgan gaplar True (to'g'ri) yoki False (noto'g'ri) ekanligini
toping va xatolarni to'g'irlang.
5 . M y f a t h e r w o r k e d a s c h e f a t t h e r e s t a u r a n t l a s t y e a r . ______________
______________
8.Rabbit is animal. It lives under the ground.
and magazines on the table and the floor! It's not very
Descriptions
beautiful adj chiroyli,go'zal красивый Her mother is really beautiful for them.
/ˈbjuːtɪfəl/
medium height n o'rta bo'y среднего роста Her mother is not of medium height.
/ˈmiːdiəm haɪt/
old adj eski старый She looks very old in front of me.
/oʊld/
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PRE-COURSE | UNIT 4
Places to live
city center n / shahar markazi центр города Bill and Jameson are in the city center.
ˈsɪti ˈsentə/
flat n /flæt/ kvartira квартира I live in the fifth floor of this flat.
house n /haʊs/
xonadon дом Her house is a kilometre far from here.
town n /taʊn/
shahar город We are going to the town with them.
village n /
qishloq деревня Ella used to come my village before.
ˈvɪlɪdʒ/
boy n /bɔɪ/ o'g'il bola гмальчик There is only one boy in the class.
bread n /bred/ non хлеб Daddy wants to eat some bread now.
cat n /kæt/ mushuk кот My friend has got a big and black cat.
girl n /ɡɜːl/ qiz bola девочка Jim's girl - friend is not very rich.
tark etmoq оставлять Emma left the room two hours ago.
leave v /liːv/
жизнь Her life is full of interesting stories.
life n /laɪf/ xayot
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per cent n /pəˈsent/ foiz процент She scored the highest per cent.
personal adj / shaxsiy личный Ali never talks about his personal life.
ˈpɜːsənəl/
podcast n /ˈpɒdkɑːst/ radio programma подкаст I try to listen podcast in the evenings.
point of view n /pɔɪnt nuqtai nazar мнение My point of view is to give money.
əv vjuː/
same adj /seɪm/ bir xil одинаковый They are not the same things.
thing n /θɪŋ/ narsa/buyum вещь That things belong to her boy - friend.
Go shopping v /ɡoʊ bozorga bormoq идти за покупками They are going shopping right now.
ˈʃɑpɪŋ/
Listen to music v / musiqa tinglamoq Слушать музыку She likes listening to music at dawn.
ˈlɪsən tuː ˈmjuːzɪk/
Play sports v /pleɪ sport bilan shug'ulanmoq Заниматься спортом His son plays sports in the gym.
spɔrts/
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Grammar | Defenite article
"The" article so’zlovchiga ham tinglovchiga ham ma’lum bo’lgan shaxs, narsa yoki
joylar oldidan ishlatiladi . Aniq article odatda tarjima qilinmaydi lekin bazan o’sha,
haligi, yoki u deb tarjima qilinishi mumkin .
The water in this lake is not clean. - Did you read the book that I gave yesterday?
( Bu ko’ldagi suv toza emas ) - Yes, I did.
the sun the moon the world the sky the Pyramids
The sky is blue and the sun is shining. ( Osmon ko’m – ko’k va quyosh charaqlab turibdi)
There are a lot of animals in the world.(Dunyoda juda ko’p hayvonlar bor)
Kun qismlari yoki quyidagi joy nomlari oldidan "the" article bilan ishlatiladi .
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Grammar | Definite article
the first the second the third the fourth the fifth
The first day of the week is Monday. (Dushanba haftaning birinchi kuni)
I am the second child in our family. (Men oilamizda ikkinchi farzandman)
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Exercises | the
5.1 Quyida ko'rsatilgan otlarning oldidan mos article (a, an, the) dan birini
qo'ying.
5.2
Quyida berilgan gaplar True (to'g'ri) yoki False (noto'g'ri ) ekanligini
toping va xatolarni to'g'irlang.
8 .Ali and Vali are in bank now. They will come soon . _______________
5.3
Gaplarni a/an/the bilan to'ldiring.
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Parts of a house
bathroom n /
xammom ванная комната Fredrick came out of the bathroom.
ˈbɑːθrʊm/
bedroom n /
ˈbedrʊm/ yotoqxona спальня I am in the bedroom right now.
dining room
n /ˈdaɪnɪŋ ovqatlanish xonasi столовая We eat our meals in the dining room.
ruːm/
door n /dɔː/ eshik дверь Ella closed the second door of the flat.
hall n /hɔːl/ zal зал The hall was very large and bright.
kitchen n /
oshxona кухня My sister is working in the kitchen.
ˈkɪtʃɪn/
living room n
/ˈlɪvɪŋ ruːm/ mehmonxona гостиная There is no living room in the house.
staircase n /
ˈsteəkeɪs/ eskalator лестница The house has a superb staircase.
window n /
ˈwɪndəʊ/ deraza окно The window was broken down.
Furniture
bed n /bed/ krovat кровать She went to the bed very early.
bookcase kitob javon книжный шкаф. The doors of the bookcase are open.
n /ˈbʊk-keɪs/
cooker n /
gaz plitasi плита My dad put the pizza into a cooker.
ˈkʊkə/
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desk n /desk/ parta парта Your desk is vey old and ouf of order.
fridge n /frɪdʒ/ muzlatgich холодильник The cat opened the fridge yesterday.
plant n /plɑːnt/ o'simlik растение My mom poured water for the plant.
wardrobe n /
ˈwɔːdrəʊb/ garderob гардероб Store your clothes in the wardrobe.
Ordinal numbers
fourth adj
/fɔːθ/ to'rtinchi четвертый Is Emily in the fouth room now?
fifth adj
/fɪfθ/ beshinchi пятый The fifth branch was built last year.
sixth adj oltinchi шестой They always enter the sixth flat.
/sɪksθ/
ninth adj
/naɪnθ/ to'qqizinchi девятый This is my friend's ninth phone.
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art n /ɑːt/ san'at искусство Her a two year old baby cries a lot.
baby n /ˈbeɪbi/ chaqaloq ребенок The baby giggled and cooed recently.
big adj /bɪɡ/ katta большой The big dog is barking in the street.
cafe' n /ˈkæfeɪ/
kafe кафе Let's go to the cafe and have fun there.
dark adj qorong'u темный This room of the building is too dark.
/dɑːk/
easy adj /ˈiːzi/ oson легкий It is not easy to earn a lot of money.
elevator n / lift лифт I will take the elevator to the top floor.
ˈeləveɪtə /
entrance n / kirish вход You can find the entrance on your left.
ˈentrəns/
film star n film yulduzi кинозвезда Tony Stark is my favourite film star.
/fɪlm stɑː /
floor n /flɔː/ pol пол There were some pens on the floor.
lift n /lɪft/
lift лифт The lift here is not functioning.
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nice adj ajoyib/chiroyli красивый/прекрасный They bought a nice car last year.
/naɪs/
noisy adj / shovqinli шумный This room is very noisy and strange.
ˈnɔɪzi/
outside adj tashqari снаружи It was very hot outside two days ago.
/aʊtˈsaɪd/
quiet adj / tinch тихий The room is quiet. I want to sleep here.
ˈkwaɪət/
residence n istiqomat qilish joyi резиденция The residence was too expensive.
/ˈrezɪdəns/
stand v
/stænd/ turmoq стоять Can you stand here till I come back
have a drink/coffee v suv/kofe ichmoq выпить вода/кофе I had a drink because I was thirsty.
have a break v tanaffus olmoq отдыхать They always have a break after lunch.
have a nap v mizg'ib olmoq вздремнуть Elton had a nap in the evening.
get dressed v kiyinmoq одеваться Her son can not get dressed himself.
get home v uyga yetib bormoq попасть домой We got home before having our lunch.
go home v uyga bormoq идти домой I must go home fast to open the gate.
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Grammar | There is / there are
There is / there are o'zbek tiliga "bor" yoki "turibdi" deya tarjima qilinadi.
Agar there is / there are iboralaridan keyin bir nechta ot kelsa birinchi kelgan otga qarab to be
tanlanadi.
For example: There is a book, a pen and some notebooks on the desk. NOT (There are a
book, a pens and some....) There are books, apen and some notebooks on the desk. NOT
(There is books, a pens and some....)
Ammo there is / there are iboralaridan keyin ikkita sanaladigan birlikdagi ot kelsa va ular
and bilan bog'langan bo'lsa to be ning ko'plik shakli ishlatiladi.
For example: There are a pen and a NOT (There is a pen and a
pencil on the table. pencil....)
There are a student and a teacher in the room. NOT (There is a student and a
teacher....)
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Grammar | There was / were
- Negative form
There is / there are ning negative (bo'lishsiz shakli) ni hosil qilish uchun to be dan keyin not
qo'shimchasi qo'shiladi.
For example:
There is not a banana in the fridge now. (Muzlatgichda hozir banan yo'q)
There are not apples in the fridge now. (Muzlatkichda hozir olmalar yo'q)
- Question form
There is / there are ning question (so'roq shakli) ni hosil qilish uchun to be fe'li there
dan oldinga o'tkaziladi va javob berishda there is/there are ning o'zi bilan qisqa
javob beriladi.
For example: Is there a banana in the fridge now? -Yes, there is / No,
there is not(isn't) (Muzlatgichda banan bormi?) Are there many
people in the concert? -Yes, there are / No, there are not(aren't)
(Konsertda ko'pkina odamlar bormi?)
Today
Past form of there is / there are
Yesterday
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Exercises | Put there is/are
Berilgan gaplarni there is , there are , there isn't, there aren't bilan
6.1
to'ldiring.
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Months
January n /ˈdʒænjuəri/ Yanvar Январь January is the first month of the year.
March n /mɑːtʃ/
Mart Март March brings the arrival of spring.
Housework
make the dinner v kechki ovqatni сделать ужин Could you make the dinner for me?
/meɪk ðə ˈdɪnər/ tayyorlamoq
make the bed v /meɪk joy solmoq заправить кровать Endy made the bed and fell asleep.
ðə bɛd/
do the dishes v /duː ðə помыть посуду My mother is doing the dishes now.
ˈdɪʃɪz/ Idishlarni yuvmoq
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drive v /draɪv/ haydamoq водить машину We drove from the village to the city.
electronic adj /ɪlɛk elektron электронный They sell many electronic gadgets.
ˈtrɒnɪk/
establishment n /ɪ
tashkil etish учреждение Their establishment was a restaurant.
ˈstæblɪʃmənt/
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special adj /ˈspɛʃəl/ maxsus особенный It was a very special occasion for us.
passport n /ˈpæspɔːrt/ pasport заграничный пасспорт Don't forget to take your passport.
ticket n /ˈtɪkɪt/ chipta билет Can you show your ticket, please?
cloudy adj /ˈklaʊdi/ bulutli облачно The weather is getting cloudy today.
cold adj /koʊld/ sovuq холодный It was cold outside yesterday morning.
swim v /swɪm/ suzish плавать The children will swim in the pool.
view n /vjuː/ ko'rinish вид The hotel had a great view of the city.
warm adj /wɔːrm/ issiq теплый The cozy blanket kept me warm.
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Grammar | Numbers
Ingliz tilida o'zbek tili kabi Numerals (sonlar) ikki guruhga bo’linadi:
Cardinal numbers sanoq sonlar hisoblanadi va ularni gapda otning miqdorini sanashda ishlatiladi.
Jumagul has got seven apples in her hands. (Jumagulni qo'llarida 7ta olma bor)
13 dan 19 gacha bo’lgan sonlar –teen qo’shish orqali yasaladi. 20 dan 90 gacha
sonlar –ty qo’shish orqali yasaladi.
Thirteen – 13 Fifteen – 15 Twenty – 20 Forty – 40
Fourteen – 14 Nineteen – 19 Thirty – 30 Ninety – 90
There were fifteen students in our group last month. (Bizning guruhda o'tkan oy 15ta
talaba bor edi)
Uch xonali sonlarning o’nliklaridan oldin agar bo'lmasa birliklaridan oldin and bog’lovchisi qo’yiladi
567 - five hundred and sixty seven 203 - two hundred and three
6078 - six thousand and seventy eight 2008 - two thousand and eight
There are more than one hundred and thirty five sheep in my farm. (Fermamda 135 dan ortiq qo'yim
bor.)
Ordinal numbers shaxs va narsalarning tartibini ko’rsatuvchi sonlar hisoblanadi va odatda
sanoq songa -th qo'shish orqali yasaladi. Ammo 1, 2 va 3 sonlar quyidagicha yasaladi.
The 1st – the first The 4th – the fourth The 7th – the seventh The 10th – the tenth
The 2nd – the second The 5th – the fifth The 8th – the eighth The 11th – the eleventh
The 3rd – the third The 6th – the sixth The 9th – the ninth The 12th – the twelfth
The first day of the week is Monday. (Haftaning birinchi kuni Dushanba)
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Exercises | Cardinal / ordinal numbers
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Reading | Qilichbek and his family
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Numbers
one adj /wʌn/ bir / 1 один There is one book on the desk.
two adj /tu:/ ikki / 2 два Qosim was born two years ago.
three adj /θri:/ uch / 3 три Lobar has got three sisters.
four adj /fɔ:/ to’rt / 4 четыре They found four keys in the street.
six adj /siks/ olti / 6 шесть They were in Tashkent six years ago.
seven adj /‘sev(ə)n/ yetti / 7 семь There are seven rooms in Stanford.
nine adj /nain/ to’qqiz / 9 девять Kamol doesn’t like the number nine.
ten adj /ten/ o’n / 10 десять Ten children are in the library.
eleven adj /i’lev(ə)n/ o’n bir / 11 одиннадцать There are eleven pupils in the room.
twelve adj /twelv/ o’n ikki / 12 двенадцать This pen costs twelve thousand sums.
thirteen adj /θɜːˈtiːn/ o’n uch / 13 тринадцать It takes thirteen munites to Chartak.
fourteen adj /ˌfɔːˈtiːn/ o’n to’rt / 14 четырнадцать She had fourteen books.
fifteen adj /ˌfɪfˈtiːn/ o’n besh / 15 пятнадцать Lilykhon ate fifteen candies yesterday.
sixteen adj /ˌsɪkˈstiːn/ o’n olti / 16 шестнадцать I have sixteen blue pens.
seventeen adj /sevəntiːn/ o’n yetti / 17 семнадцать There were seventeen people.
eighteen adj /ˌeɪˈtiːn/ o’n sakkiz / 18 восемнадцать Eighteen students were ready.
nineteen adj /ˌnaɪnˈtiːn/ o’n to’qqiz / 19 девятнадцать She bought nineteen bananas.
twenty adj /ˈtwen.ti/ yigirma / 20 двадцать Rasul learned twenty English words.
thirty adj /ˈθɜː.ti/ o’ttiz / 30 тридцать There are thirty days in a month.
forty adj /ˈfɔː.ti/ qirq / 40 сорок Lobar hola is not forty years old.
fifty adj /ˈfɪf.ti/ ellik / 50 пятьдесят My friend has got fifty coins.
sixty adj /ˈsɪk.sti/ oltmish / 60 шестьдесят Eltonbek did not come sixty days.
seventy adj /ˈsev.ən.ti/ yetmish / 70 семьдесят Seventy pupils entered the room.
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Celebrations
champagne n /ʃæm shampan vinosi шампанское she was drinking a glass of champagne
ˈpeɪn/
congratulate v /kən
tabriklamoq поздравление I congratulate you with your birthday.
ˈɡrætʃəˌleɪt/
retirement n /rɪ
ˈtaɪərmənt/ pensiya выход на пенсию She decided to take an early retirement.
wedding n /ˈwɛdɪŋ/ to'y свадьба There was wedding party last week .
Types of movies
comedy adj / komediya комедия The comedy show made everyone laugh
ˈkɑmədi/
horror adj /ˈhɔrər/ dahshat ужасы The horror movie scared me
romance adj /roʊ romantika любви мелодрама They had a romantic dinner by candlelight
ˈmæns/
science fiction adj / ilmiy fantastika научная фантастика I watched movie science fiction
ˈsaɪəns ˈfɪkʃən/
Feelings
bored adj /bɔrd/ zerikkan скучающий She felt bored during the long car ride.
happy adj /ˈhæpi/ xursand счастливый They were happy to see each other.
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Adjectives of opinion
awful adj /ˈɔːfəl/ yoqimsiz ужасный The food at that restaurant was awful.
bad adj /bæd/ yomon плохой I had a bad day at work today.
excellent adj / juda yaxshi отличный She received an excellent gift at school.
ˈɛksələnt/
good adj /ɡʊd/ yaxshi хороший He did a good job on his presentation.
great adj /ɡreɪt/ ajoyib отличный They had a great time at the party.
nervous adj /ˈnɜrvəs/ asabiy нервный He felt sad when his pet passed away.
acceptable adj / chidasa bo'ladigan приемлемый The quality of this was acceptable
əkˈsɛptəbəl/
act v /ækt/ harakat qilmoq поступок He acted very well during the game.
boat ride v /boʊt qayiqda suzmoq катание на лодке They went on a boat ride across the lake.
raɪd/
buy v /baɪ/ sotib olmoq купить I need to buy some groceries tomorrow.
cry v /kraɪ/ yig'lamoq плакать The baby has just started to cry.
fall v /fɔːl/ tushib ketmoq падать The leaves are falling from the trees.
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Grammar | Revision
8.2
Quyidagi gaplarni mos to be (am/is/are) dan foydalanib to'ldiring
va nima uchun ishlatilganligini ayting.
8.3
Quyida ko'rsatilgan so'zlarni countable noun (sanaladigan ot) va
uncountable noun (sanalmaydigan ot) guruhlariga ajrating.
sugar oil spoon flour book hour money dust burger bird dad apple
meat mud
sugar
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Grammar | Revision
1.There is __a_ red pencil in the drawer. 8. Jamila works ___ interpreter.
2.My father is ___ accountant. 9. Ulug'bek is ___ teacher.
3.We saw ___ amazing movie yesterday. 10. There was ___ expensive car in the street.
4.Tom has got ___ beautiful T-shirt. 11. His uncle is ___ astronaut.
5.Qobilbek solved ___ quiz. 12. There was ___ black dog in his house.
6.I bought ___ umbrella. 13. She bought ___ yellow bag. jh
7.They found ___ box from the street. 14. Oisha wants to be ___ architect.
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Reading | Our classroom
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Vocabulary | Revision
a) curry
b) pepper
c) elevator 1__c_u_r_r_y___ 2_________ 3_________
d) stereo
e) wardrobe
f) staircase
g) corn 4_________ 5_________ 6_________ 7_________
h) bullet
i) diary
j) wallet
8_________ 9_________ 10_________
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Grammar | Have / has
Have / has o'zbek tiliga "ega bo'lmoq" yoki "bor" deya tarjima qilinadi.
I (men)
He (u o'gil bola)
We (biz)
have She (u qiz bola) has
You (sen/siz)
They (ular) It (jonsiz/hayvon)
Bobjon and Lilyxon have different bags. An eagle has two legs and two wings.
They have different bags. It has two legs and two wings.
Have / has ning negative (inkor) shaklini yasash uchun ulardan oldin don't va doesn't ishlatiladi.
Have / has ning question (so'roq) shaklini yasash uchun egadan oldin Do va Does ishlatiladi.
Do I have a ball?
Does Elton (he) have a ball?
-Yes, you do / No, you don't
Do you have a ball? -Yes, he does / No, he doesn't
-Yes, I do / No, I don't Does Ella (she) have a ball?
Do we have a ball? -Yes, she does / No, she doesn't
-Yes, you do / No, you don't Does this cat (it) have a ball?
Do they have a ball?
-Yes, it does / No, it doesn't
-Yes, they do / No, they don't
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Grammar | Have got / has got
Have got/ has got ham o'zbek tiliga "ega bo'lmoq" yoki "bor" deya tarjima qilinadi.
I (men)
He (u o'gil bola)
We (biz)
have got She (u qiz bola) has got
You (sen/siz)
They (ular) It (jonsiz/hayvon)
Jonybek and Emilyxon have got cars. Sally xonim has got a new laptop.
Have got / has got ning negative (inkor) shaklini yasash uchun have / has dan so'ng not ishlatiladi.
Have got / has got ning question (so'roq) shaklini yasash uchun have / has egadan oldin ishlatiladi.
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Exercises | Have / has (got)
9.1 Quyida berilgan gaplarni have / has bilan ingliz tiliga tarjima qiling.
9.2 Berilgan jadvalga qarab have got / has got bilan Tom va Lisa haqida
gaplar tuzing.
I'm Lisa
Tom (he) Lisa (she) I'm Tom
a laptop no yes
a puppy yes no
1.Tom/alaptop ......................................................................
2.Lisa/a laptop .......................................................................
3.Tom/long hair.....................................................................
4.Lisa/long hair.....................................................................
5.Tom/long hair.....................................................................
I New York!
I ___ you both ___ jobs here?
G Yes, I ___ ___ a really good job. I work
for fashoin company.
I ___Luke___a good job, too?
G Yes, he___ ___ a wonderful job!
I ___you___an apartment?
G Yes, we___ ___ a lovely apartment in
Brooklyn.
I So, you ___ ___ a car here?
GNo, we ___: We have a car in Manchester.
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garlic n /ˈɡɑːrlɪk/ sarimsoq чеснок Garlic adds a great flavor to the dish.
ice cream n /ˈaɪs kriːm/ muzqaymoq мороженое I'm craving ice cream.
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PRE-COURSE | UNIT 9
tip n /tɪp/ qo'shimcha hizmat haqqi кончик Don't forget to leave a tip.
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Grammar | Personal pronouns
Su b j e c t p r o n o ugapda
n s ega bo'lib keladi va quyidagicha:
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Grammar | Personal pronouns
I har doim bosh harf bilan yoziladi. Boshqa olmoshlar yoki ot bilan brisa kelganda
oxirida ishlatiladi:
He has got a friend named Kamol. He likes him a lot. (G'iyosni Kamol ismli do'sti bor. U uni yoqtiradi.)
I have a caring sister and I really respect her. (Meni mehribon singlim bor va men uni juda hurmat
qilaman.)
Ali, Vali and G'ani are classmates. I always play football with them. (Ali, Vali va G'ani sinfroshlar. Men
ular bilan har doim futbol o'ynayman)
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Exercises | Subject pronouns & object pronouns
3.Students called her / she yesterday. 8. Brian played tennis with she / her.
4.They / Them love fruits very much. 9. He / Him fixed the broken door.
5.I warned he / him about the test. 10. We invited they / them to the party.
10.2 Berilgan gaplardagi bo'sh joylarni kerakli Subject pronoun yoki Object
pronoun lar bilan to'ldiring.
10.3
Quyidagi bo'sh joylarni subject pronoun yoki object pronoun bilan
to'ldiring.
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for pre /fɔːr/ uchun для He always buys chocolate for me.
without pre /wɪˈðaʊt/ -siz без Come to the class without your phone.
with pre /wɪð/ bilan с Students are going with their teacher.
Classroom words
board n /bɔːd/
doska доска There is not a board in this room.
clock n /klɒk/
soat Часы Was there a clock in the kitchen.
color pencil n /
ˈkʌl.ər ˈpen.səl/ rangli qalam цветной карандаш I bought new color pencils yesterday.
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Classroom words
elementary school n
/ˌel.ɪˈmen.tər.i skuːl/ boshlang'ich maktab начальная школа Elementary schools are free here.
chair n /tʃeər/ stul стул There are not enough chairs here.
projector n /prə
ˈdʒek.tər/ proyektor проектор This projector in not very modern.
rubbish bin n /ˈrʌb.ɪʃ / axlat qutisi мусорка Our rubbish bin is full.
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Grammar | Possessive pronouns
I my (mening)
He his (uning)
We our (bizning)
She her (uning)
You your (uning)
It its (uning)
They their (ularning)
Possessive pronouns (egalik olmoshlari) har doim ot oldidan ishlatiladi - my/your/his + noun
O’zbek tilida 3- shaxs birlikdagi “uning” olmoshi barcha jins uchun qo’llansada ,ingliz tilida bu bir oz
farqli : his – og’il bolalar uchun , her - qiz bolalar uchun , its –hayvonlar va jonsiz narsalar uchun
ishlatiladi . Biroq ko’plikda barcha jinslar uchun their olmoshi ishlatiladi. Etibor bering :
Doniyor's wife = his wife Laylo's dress = her dress Dog's tail = its tail
Ulugbek's pencil = his pencil Nafisa's husband = her dress Eagle's wings = its wings
Qodir's cat = his cat Barno's flower = her dress the color of a cat = its color
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Exercises | Possessive pronouns (my, her..)
11.1 Quyida berilgan gaplarni egalik olmoshlari bilan ingliz tiliga tarjima
qiling.
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Reading | My name's Madina
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Transport
bus n /bʌs/ avtobus автобус Elton stopped the bus and got on it.
bus stop n /bʌs stɒp/ avtobus bekati автобусная остановка He got off the bus at the first bus stop.
car n /kɑː/ mashina машина His car was broken down yesterday.
car park n /kɑː pɑːk/ avto turargoh автопарк Ella's motorbike is in the car park.
drive v /draɪv/
minmoq/xaydamoq водить машину Doruk will not drive a car anymore.
motorbike n /
matatsikil мотоцикл I took her home with my motorbike.
ˈməʊtəbaɪk/
on foot adv /ɒn fʊt/ piyoda пешком They always come to the office on foot.
plane n /pleɪn/ samolyot самолет Look at the plane in the sky! It is nice.
ride v /raɪd/ minmoq ездить Ella is riding her bike in the street.
station n /ˈsteɪʃən/ stansiya станция I drove my sister to the station.
accident n /ˈæksɪdənt/ baxtsiz hodisa несчастный The accident happened in the city.
adult n /ˈædʌlt/ voyaga yetgan случай взрослый You became an adult now.
alone adj /əˈləʊn/ yolg'iz одиноко Emily went her home alone.
business partner n / biznes sherik бизнес партнер Tommy can be a business partner.
ˈbɪznəs ˈpɑːtnə/
company n /ˈkʌmpəni/
kompaniya компания Their company does not sell cars.
common adj /ˈkɒmən/
umumiy общий Common sense is not common today.
of course adv /əv kɔːs/ albatta конечно Of course, your friend wil come here.
exactly adv /ɪɡˈzæktli/ aniq точно This house has exactly twelve rooms.
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fear n /fɪə/ qo'rquv страх She does not have a fear of heights.
flight n /flaɪt/ parvoz полет Our flight to America will soon start.
police station n politsiya mahkamasi полицейский There is a baby in the police station.
/pəˈliːs ˈsteɪʃən/ участок
stranger n /
ˈstreɪndʒə/ begona незнакомец We were strangers to each other.
take v /teɪk/ olmoq брать I usually take some money from him.
Action verbs
kiss v /kɪs/ o'pmoq целовать Ella's baby always kisses her at night.
sing v /sɪŋ/ qo'shiq aytmoq петь She could sing a song very well.
sleep v /slip/
ː uhlamoq спать My nephew sleeps in the afternoons.
smoke v /sməʊk/ chekmok курить He does not smoke cigars like him.
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Grammar | Demostrative pronouns
Demonstrative pronouns so’zlovchiga otni qanchalik yaqin yoki uzoqda turganligini ifodalab
beruvchi olmoshga hisoblanadi va ular this, that, these, those olmoshlaridir.
Yani yaqinda turgan otlarni ko'rsatish uchun this va these olmoshlari ishlatiladi. Agar ot
birlikda bo’lsa this, ko’plikda bo’lsa these ishlatiladi.
This house is very expensive and modern. These flowers are very beautiful.
(Bu uy juda qimmat va zamonaviy.) (Bu gullar juda ham chiroyli.)
Uzoqda turgan otlar uchun that va those ishlatiladi. Agar ot birlikda bo’lsa that va ot
ko’plikda bo’lsa those ishlatiladi.
I can not see that car very well . Those birds are flying to hot countries.
(Men anavi mashinani yaxshi ko'ra olmayapman ) (Anavi qushlar issiq davlatlarga uchib ketyapti.)
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Exercises | This, that, these, those
12.2
Quyidagi nuqtalarni demonstrative pronouns(this, that, these,
those) bilan to'ldiring.
12.3
Rasmlarga qarang va to`g`ri
so`zlarni tanlang.
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Reading | I love that book!
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boring adj /ˈbɔːrɪŋ/ zerikarli скучный Yesterday's movie was really boring.
cheap adj /tʃiːp/ arzon дешевый I bought a cheap but quality watch.
cosmopolitan adj / ko'p odam yashaydigan космополит New York is a cosmopolitan area.
ˌkɒzməˈpɒlətən/ joy
friendly adj /ˈfrendli/ do'stona дружелюбно Tom and Bob are friendly people.
unfriendly adj /ʌn do'stona emas недружелюбный They were very unfriendly people.
ˈfrendli/
apartheid n /əˈpɑːtaɪt/ irqchilikni ajratuvchi tizm апартеид There is not apartheid in Uzbekistan.
at least adv /ət liːst/ kamida по меньшей мере You should find at least 24 in the final.
carry v /ˈkæri/ olib yurmoq нести carried a lot of apples with him. I want
dance floor n /dɑːns raqs maydoni танцпол to dance on the dance floor.
flɔː/
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gun n /ɡʌn/ qurol пистолет He could not use his gun in the war.
jewellery n /ˈdʒuːəlri/ zargarlik buyumlari брелок для ключей My mother lost her jewellery here.
keyring n /kiː rɪŋ/ kalitlar dastasi ювелирные изделия She does not have a keyring now.
teddy bear n /ˈtedi yumshoq ayiqcha плюшевый мишка Rose bought me a nice teddy bear.
beə/
Go + very -ing
go driving / haydashga borish ездить за рулем Let's go driving in the city center.
ɡəʊ ˈdraɪvɪŋ/
go sightseeing ko'rishga arzigulik экскурсионный She and her friend went sightseeing.
/ɡəʊ ˈsaɪtˌsiːɪŋ/
joyga borish
go shopping
/ɡəʊ ˈʃɒpɪŋ/ do'konga borish ходить за покупками I did not go shopping last month.
go swimming /
ɡəʊ ˈswɪmɪŋ/ suzishga borish пойти поплавать I really want to go swimming now.
go walking
/ɡəʊˈwɔːkɪŋ/ yurish идти гулять He is going walking at the moment.
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Places in a city
disco n /ˈdɪskəʊ/ diskateka дискотека Elton spent his time in the disco.
hotel n /həʊˈtel/ mehmonxona гостиница They booked a room from the hotel.
library n /ˈlaɪbrəri/
kutubxona библиотека Emily was not in the library yesterday.
nightclub n /ˈnaɪtklʌb/
tungi klub ночной клуб I do not like going to the nightclub.
pool n /puːl/
suzish havzasi бассейн My friends are swimming in the pool.
school n /skuːl/
maktab школа I didn't go to the school on Monday.
shop n /ʃɒp/
do'kon магазин She bough a new car from this shop.
shopping center n /
ˈʃɒpɪŋ ˈsentə/ savdo markazi торговый центр We are in the shopping center now.
stadium n /ˈsteɪdiəm/
stadion стадион I was playing football in the stadium.
supermarket n /ˈsuːpə
ˌmɑːkɪt/ supermarket супермаркет He works in that large supermaket.
town hall n /taʊn hɔːl/ hokimiyat ратуша The town hall here is not modern.
Adjectives
big adj /bɪɡ/ katta большой Whale is a big animal. It is not very
dark adj /dɑːk/ qorong'i темный dark before the sunset. I gave a gold
gold adj /ɡəʊld/ oltin золотой ring to my mother. They have a large
large adj /lɑːdʒ/ katta большой apple tree at home. Emilly broke a
light adj /laɪt/ yorug' светлый light lamp in the room. He wom the
silver adj /ˈsɪlvə/ kumush серебряный silver medan at school. I have got a
small adj /smɔːl/
kichik маленький small but cosy room. Calibri is a tiny
tiny adj /ˈtaɪni/
mayda крошечный bird but I love it much.
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Grammar | Prepositions of time
At On In
At predlogi predlogi soat, kuning ayni bir payti yoki bayramlar oldinan ishlatiladi.
In predlogi predlogi oy, fasl, yil, asr va kun qismlari bilan ishlatiladi.
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Grammar | Prepositions of time
Quyidagi so'zlar oldidan hech qachon predlog (at, on, in) ishlatish mumkin emas.
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Exercises | At, In, On
13.2
Quyida berilgan gaplarni predloglar(at, on, in) dan birini ishlatib
to'ldiring.(Ba'zi paytlarda predloglar ishlatilmaydi!)
1 . M y b i r t h d a y i s …..... t h e 6 t h o f M a y .
2 . L i n d a x o n u s u a l l y g e t s u p ….... h a l f p a s t e i g h t .
3 . J o n y b e k a n d I u s u a l l y g o t o t a s h k e n t ….... C h r i s t m a s .
4 . W e ' v e g o t a n E n g l i s h c o u r s e … .... T h u r s d a y a f t e r n o o n s .
5.Pauljon will come to Uzbekistan… next spring.
6 . I s l o m K a r i m o v w a s b o r n ….. . . J a n u a r y 3 0 , 1 9 3 8 .
7 . I d i d n ' t g o t o s c h o o l … …. M o n d a y .
8 .E l b e k n e v e r g o e s o u t … .. S u n d a y s .
9. Salima got up………7 o'clock at the weekend.
1 0 . This writer was born … … . . 1 8th century.
at in on last yesterday
_______ Wednesday
_______ 8 oc'lock
_______the morning
_______ week
_______ 2017
I went there... _______ month
_______ June 3r d
_______ the weekend
_______ Monda y
_______ the morning
_______ t h e evening
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Reading | Our spring holiday
13.4
Matnni o'qing va quyida berilgan gaplarni predlog( at, in, on )bilan
to'ldiring
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Jobs
Describing work
badly-paid adj / yomon ish haqqi плохо оплачивается Teaching is not a badly paid job.
ˈbædli peɪd/
employed adj /ɪm ish bilan taminlangan оккупированный My father is employed with a good job.
ˈplɔɪd/
full-time adj /fʊl to'liq stavka на постоянной основе Emma and Elise work full time work
taɪm/
part-time adj
/pɑːt taɪm/ to'liqsiz ish kuni неполная занятость But they do not work part time work.
permanent adj /
ˈpɜːmənənt/ doimiy постоянный I think this is my permanent house.
temporary adj /
ˈtempərəri/ vaqtinchalik временный It will give you temporary relief.
unemployed adj /
ˌʌnɪmˈplɔɪd/ ishsiz безработные Most people here are unemployed.
well-paid adj /wel yaxshi maoshli хорошо оплачиваемая Rosa and Fred have a well paid job.
peɪd/
volunteer work n
/ˌvɒlənˈtɪə wɜːk/ ko'ngillik ish (chi) работа волонтером He loves volunteer work very much.
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do a good job v yaxshi ish qilmoq делать хорошую You did a good job in the room.
/duː e ɡʊd dʒɒb/ работу
do homework v uy vazifa bajarmoq делать домашнее He will do his homework right now.
/duː ˈhəʊmwɜːk/ задание
make a friend v do'st bo'lmoq подружиться I will make a friend during the camp.
/meɪk e frend/
make a mistake v
/meɪk e məˈsteɪk/ xato qilmoq сделать ошибку Ella did not make a mistake.
make coffee v
/meɪk ˈkɒfi/ kofe tayorlamoq варить кофе Could you make coffee for me, please?
make plans v
/meɪk plæn/ rajalar tuzmoq строить планы They made plans about their future.
clean up v /kliːn ʌp/ tozalamoq очистить I must clean my room up right now.
log on v /lɒɡ ɒn/ tizimga kirmoq войти в систему They logged on the website illegally.
shut down v /ʃʌt daʊn/ o'chirmoq/yopmoq выключить He shut down the television himself.
throw away v /θrəʊ ə tashlab yubormoq выбрасывать I will throw this rubbish away.
ˈweɪ/
invisible adj /ɪnˈvɪzəbəl/ ko'rinmas невидимый It was nearly invisible to see man.
public adj /ˈpʌblɪk/ jamoat общественный Today it is a public holiday in the city.
quit v /kwɪt/ chiqmoq покидать Either quit the room or I will hit you.
regret v /rɪˈɡret/
afsuslanmoq сожалеть If you study hard, yopu will not regret.
save money v /seɪv
pul tejamoq экономить деньги I saved money to buy a new phone.
ˈmʌni/
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Grammar | Indefinite pronouns 1
Some - o’zbek tiliga oz moz, bir oz, bir nechta deb tarjima qilinadi va asosan darak
gaplarda, sanaladigan kop'likdagi yoki sanalmaydigan otlar oldidan ishlatiladi.
Lucyxon has got some pens and pencils. (Lucyxonda bir nechta ruchka va qalam bor.)
There was some pilaf in the bowl yesterday. (Kecha kosada oz moz osh bor edi.)
Any - birorta, biroz, biror ta ham , umuman ,hech qancha ham deb tarjima
qilinadi va asosan so’roq va inkor gaplarda, sanaladigan ko'plikdagi va
sanalmaydigan otlar oldidan ishlatiladi.
My uncle doesn't have any cars now. (Mening amakimni hozir biror ta ham mashinasi yo'q.)
Is there any lemon juice in the fridge? (Muzlatgichda biroz limon sharbati bormi?)
Ammo har doim ham so'roq gaplarda any ishlatilmaydi. Agar so'roq gap taklifni,
iltimosni ifodalab kelsa bunday holatda some ishlatiladi. Asosan "Would you
like...?" va "Can/Could..?" "Shall" bilan kelgan savollar taklif va iltimosni
ifodalaydi.
Somebody/someone/something/somewhere
Anybody/anyone/anything/anywhere
Nodirbek has got something in his hands. Nodirbekni qo'lida nimadir bor. Kimdir eshikni
Someone is knocking the door now. taqqillatmoqda.
There wasn't anyone in the cinema last Monday? O'tgan Dushanba kuni kino teatrda hech kim yo'q edi.
Do you have anything in your room? Xonangda biror narsang bormi?
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Exercises | Some & any
14.1
Quyida berilgan gaplarni indefinite pronouns(some va any) bilan
to'ldiring.
14.2 Berilgan rasmga qarab some va any olmoshlari bilan gaplar tuzing.
4.....................................................(-)
5.....................................................(?)
6.....................................................(?)
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Reading | My typical breakfast
14.4
Matnni o'qing va quyida berilgan gaplar True (to'g'ri) yoki False(noto'gri)
ekanligini belgilang.
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PRE-COURSE | UNIT 14
WORD O'ZBEKCHA РУССКИЙ SAMPLE
in order idiom /in tartib bo'yicha чтобы Put the words in order.
ˈɔː.dər/
conversation n /ˌkɒn.və
suhbat разговор It was a very important conversation.
ˈseɪ.ʃən/
spell v /spel/
harfma-harf aytmoq произносить Saidbek can not spell long words.
first name n /ˈfɜːst
neɪm/ ism имя What is your father's first name?
Nice to meet you! /naɪs Tanishganimdan Рад встрече! "Nice to meet you!" said that boy.
tuː miːt juː/ hursandman!
other det /ˈʌð.ər/ другой Other children did not play football.
boshqa
personal information n персональная They need your personal information.
/ˈpɜː.sən.əl ˌɪn.fəˈmeɪ.ʃən/ shahsiy ma'lumot информация
partner n /ˈpɑːt.nər/ sherik партнер She comes to the lessons with a partner.
ask v /ɑːsk/
so'ramoq просить The students asked a lot of questions.
answer v /ˈɑːn.sər/
javob bermoq отвечать You could not answer my question.
sentence n /
ˈsen.təns/ gap предложение Complete these sentences in 5 minutes.
lovely adj /ˈlʌv.li/ ajoyib, go'zal милый I have got a lovely sister.
Hungary n / Vengriya Венгрия She lived in Hungary last year.
ˈhʌŋ.ɡər.i/
possession n /pə
ˈzeʃ.ən/ egalik владение A passport is a personal possession.
aloud adv /əˈlaʊd/ ovoz chiqarib вслух Can you speak aloud, please?
famous adj /ˈfeɪ.məs/ mashhur известный Ronaldo is more famous than you.
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PRE-COURSE | UNIT 14
WORD O'ZBEKCHA РУССКИЙ SAMPLE
Easy adj /ˈiː.zi/ oson легкий Elton can not do easy exercises.
Difficult adj /
qiyin трудный Home chores are not difficult for me.
ˈdɪf.ɪ.kəlt/
Language n /
ˈlæŋ.ɡwɪdʒ/ til язык I am learning a new language.
Use v /juːz/ foydalanmoq использовать Can I use your mobile phone, please?
National adj / milliy национальный Salima likes wearing national clothes.
ˈnæʃ.ən.əl/
Centre n /ˈsen.tər/
markaz центр Sanjar and I are in the center now.
Here adv /hɪər/
shu yerda здесь Shopping mall is not here.
Understand v /ˌʌn.də
ˈstænd/ tushunmoq понимать Elton did not undersand the lesson.
Gallery attendant n
/ˈɡæl.ər.i əˈten.dənt/ galareya hodima галерист My uncle is a gallery attendant here.
Sleep well /sliːp wel/ yaxshi dam ol спокойной ночи My mom always says "Sleep well!"
Have a good weekend hafta ohirini yaxshi хороших выходных "Have a good weekend" said my uncle.
/hæv e ɡʊd ˌwiːkˈend/ o'tkazmoq
See you in the morning ertalab ko'rishguncha
/siː juː in ðiː ˈmɔː.nɪŋ/ увидимся утром See you in the morning! Goodbye!
Because con /bɪˈkəz/ chunki потому что She threw it because it was old.
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Grammar | Revision
15.1
Quyidagi bo'sh joylarni have got yoki has got ning darak yoki inkor
shakli bilan to'ldiring.
15.2
Quyida berilgan gaplarni kerakli Subject yoki Object pronoun bilan
to'ldiring.
15.3 Quyidagi bo'sh joylarni kerakli Subject pronoun yoki Possessive adjective
bilan to'ldiring.
1.He can't tell the time because __h_is__ watch is not working.
2.We didn't go to the lesson, because _____ lesson is cancelled.
3.I am searching for _____ keys. _____ were in my backpack.
4.Ziyoda couldn't eat _____ food, because she was full.
5.Did you see _____ pencil? I put _____ in the drawer.
6.Zubayir is doing _____ homework. But _____ is difficult.
7.I have a big dog and _____ color is black.
8.Toxir and Sobir are playing _____ phones at the moment.
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Grammar | Revision
15.5
Quyidagi gaplarni qavs ichidagi prepositions (at/in/on) dan mosini
tanlab to'ldiring .
15.6
Indefinite pronouns (some/any) dan foydalanib quyidagi gaplari
to'ldiring.
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Reading | Ruqiya's life
pet and its name is Rex. The dog has got its own
time together.
a) card
b) torch
c) ticket 1__c_a_r_d____ 2_________ 3_________
d) jewellery
e) champagne
f) angry 4_________ 5_________ 6_________ 7_________
g) mug
h) keyring
i) towel 8_________ 9_________ 10_________
j) gun
15.10 Berilgan gaplarni qavs ichidagi so'zlardan mosini tanlab to'ldiring.
Kamola's father did not give any gifts to her so she is______. (happy/sad)
My friend takes care of animals and he wants to become a ______. (doctor/vet)
It is a ______ city because there are a lot of skyscrapers. (modern/historical)
Ali a is in the ______ now. They are watching a new movie.(cinema/theatre)
It is very ______ here as there aren't any lamps in this building. (light/dark)
My uncle Jumavoy broke his leg and he's in the ______ now. (hospital/hotel)
Barno is going to fly to Bukhara so she went to ______. (port/airport)
This area is very ______ because the weather is polluted. (safe/dangerous)
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Grammar | Indefinite pronouns 2
A lot of, much va many olmoshlari ham indefinite pronouns (noaniq olmoshlar) hisoblanadi.
A lot of – ko’p , ancha deb tarjima qilinib asosan bo’lishli va dark gaplarda
ko’plikdagi yoki sanalmaydigan otlar oldidan ishlatiladi.
Agar gap inkor bo’lsa a lot of o’rniga many yoki much ishlatamiz. Ko'plikdagi
otlar oldidan many va sanalmaydigan otlar oldidan much ishlatiladi.
My father does not eat many apples. (Mening otam ko'p olma yemaydi.)
There is not much salt in the room now. (Hozir Xonada ko'p tuz yo'q)
Are there many houses in your city? (Sizning shahringizda ko'p uylar bormi?)
Did my mother buy much rice ? (Onam ancha guruch sotib oldimi?)
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Exercises | A lot of, much & many
16.1
Quyidagi gaplarni indefinite pronouns(a lot of,much va many) bilan
to'ldiring.
16.2
Quyida berilgan otlarning oldidan much yoki many ishlating va
mustaqil gaplar tuzing.
16.3
Murod va Jasur o'rtasidagi suhbatni eshiting va gaplarni indefinite
pronouns(some, any, a lot of, much, many) bilan to'ldiring.
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Reading | The Ants Great Journey
As the next storm rolled in, the ants huddled safely in their new
home, grateful for their courage, teamwork, and the tiny hero
who led them to safety.
16.4
Berilgan matnni o'qing va quyida berilgan gaplar True (to'g'ri) yoki
False(noto'gri) ekanligini belgilang .
1. The ants decided to leave their home because they wanted a ____________
change of scenery. ____________
2. Niko was a scout who led the ants on their journey. ____________
3. The ants crossed a stream using a fallen leaf. ____________
4. The Queen abandoned the colony during the storm. ____________
5. The ants settled under a pine tree at the end of their journey. ____________
6. The ants worked together to survive and find a new home. ____________
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PRE-COURSE | UNIT 16
WORD O'ZBEKCHA РУССКИЙ SAMPLE
underline v /ˌʌn.dəˈ laɪn/ ostiga chizmoq объяснительная Can you underline these words?
надпись
a fire station n /faɪər o`t o`chirish пожарная станция There is nobody in a fire station.
ˈsteɪ.ʃən/ shahobchasi
snooker n /ˈsnuː.kər/
biliard sporti снукер Emily like playing snooker too.
free time n /friː taɪm/ bo`sh vaqt свободное время Wat do you do in your free time?
there adv /ðeər/ o`sha yer там He bought some apples there.
all the time /ɔːl ðiː hamma vaqt все время My mother wakes me up all the time.
taɪm/
light n /laɪt/ lampochka свет There are not any lights in the room.
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PRE-COURSE | UNIT 16
SAMPLE
WORD O'ZBEKCHA РУССКИЙ
how to cook /haʊ qanday pishirishni Как готовить I am learning how to cook.
tuː kʊk/
church n /tʃɜːtʃ/
cherkov церковь Muslims do not go to churches.
outside adv /ˌaʊt
ˈsaɪd/ tashqari снаружи It is very cold outside in winters.
different adj / turli hil другой This book is different from yours.
ˈdɪf.ər.ənt/
accountant n /ə
ˈkaʊn.tənt/ buhgalter бухгалтер My neighbor is an accountant.
firm n /fɜːm/ all firma фирма There is a new firm in the city .
day adv /ɔːl deɪ/ kuni bo`yi весь день I worked in the garden all day.
look after v /lʊk parvarishlamoq заботиться о Emma is looking after her baby.
ˈɑːf.tər/ g`amhorlik qilmoq
reply v /rɪˈplaɪ/ javob qaytarmoq отвечать He does not reply to my questions.
apartment n /ə turar joy
ˈpɑːt.mənt/ квартира Ali and Vali live in this apartment.
nearly adv /ˈnɪə.li/ deyarli около They nearly cried in the lesson.
about pre /əˈbaʊt/ tahminan o Ella always talks about my friend.
a piece of /piːs əv/ bir bo`lak кусок I eat a piece of bread in the morning.
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Grammar | Adjectives
Adjectives (sifatlar) otlar to'g'risida axborot beradi va uzbek tilidagi sifatlar kabi uchta darajasi mavjud.
Positive adjectives - sifatlarning oddiy darajasi hisoblanadi va otga qo'shimcha ma'lumot berish
uchun uning oldidan ishlatiladi. Sifatlarning oddiy darajasi qo'shimchalarsiz bo'ladi.
Ali and Vali live in a modern house. (Ali va Vali zamonaviy uyda yashaydi.)
My mother has got a lot of beautiful dresses. (Mening onamda ko'p chiroyli kuylak bor.)
Comparative adjectives - sifatlarning qiyosiy darajasi hisoblanadi va ikkita kishi yoki narsaning
sifatini taqqoslash uchun ishlatiladi va o'zbek tiliga sifatga -roq qo'shimchasi bilan tarjima qilinadi.
Superlative adjectives - sifatlarning orttirma darajasidir va ikkitadan ortiq kishi yoki narsalarning
sifatini taqqoslash uchun ishlatiladi va o'zbek tiliga sifatga -eng qo'shimchasi bilan tarjima qilinadi.
Comparative adjectives (qiyosiy) va Superlative adjectives (orttirma) quyidachi qoidalar orqali yasaladi.
Agar sifat bir bo'g'inli bo'lsa uning qiyosiy va orttirma darajasi mos
ravishda oddiy darajaga comparative darajasi uchun -er (-roq), superlative
darajasi uchun esa -est (-eng) qo'shimchalari qo'shiladi
Agar sifat bir bo'g'inli bo'lib vowe(unli) + consonant(undosh) harflari bilan tugasa,
sifat oxiridagi undosh harf ikkilantiriladi va -er yoki -est qo'shimchalari qo'shiladi.
Qolgan ikki yoki undan ortiq bo'g'inli sifatlarning qiyosiy va ortirma darajalariga sifatlarning
oldiga qiyosiy darajasi uchun more (roq) va orttirma darajasi uchun most (eng) qo'shiladi.
Shunday sifatlar borki ularning qiyosiy va ortirma darajalarini yasash uchun hech
qanday qo'shimcha qo'shib bo'lmaydi chunki ularning shakli o'zakdan oz'garadi.
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Exercises | big, bigger, the biggest
17.1
Quyida berilgan sifatlarning Comparative(qiyosiy) va superlative
(orttirma) darajalarini yasang.
wet __w_e_t_te_r___
__w_e_t_te_s_t polite _________ _________
large _________ _________ impossible _________ _________
small _________ _________ dard _________ _________
t h_i_c_k __________ _________ sad _________ _________
useful _________ _________ interesting _________ _________
17.2
Quyida berilgan otlarning oldidan much yoki many ishlating va
mustaqil gaplar tuzing.
I'm taller
than you
1.Tomjon is …older..... than his brother. (old)
2.This problem is ………. than that problem. (easy)
3.Johnbek is the ………. boy in our class. (tall)
4.My room is the ……… room at Standford. (small)
5.Madina is………..than Salima. (clever)
6.My English is ………….. than your English. (good)
7.This garden is ………..than that garden. (large)
8.Ellaxon is the………. girl in our group. (beautiful)
17.3
Quyida berilgan gaplarni comparative adjectives bilan
to'ldiring .
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Reading | The laziest boy
17.4
Berilgan matnni o'qing va quyida berilgan gaplar True (to'g'ri) yoki
False(noto'gri) ekanligini belgilang.
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PRE-COURSE | UNIT 17
WORD O'ZBEKCHA РУССКИЙ SAMPLE
Leisure activities
share v /ʃeər/ ulashmoq делиться always shares his candies. This bread
hard adj /hɑːd/ qattiq жесткий is hard and old. My father is relaxing
miss v /mɪs/
sog`inmoq скучать I really miss my father.
cycle v /ˈsaɪ.kəl/
velosiped minmoq цикл Lola is cycling in the street.
the countryside /ðiː
ˈkʌn.tri.saɪd/ qishloq сельская местность Ali and Vali live in the countryside.
alcohol n /ˈæl.kə.hɒl/ spirtli ichimlik алкоголь Elyor's brother drinks alcohol every day.
windsurfing n /ˈwɪnd
ˌsɜː.fɪŋ/ yelkanli solda uchish виндсерфинг Fredbek loves windsurfing.
discuss v /dɪˈskʌs/ muhokama qilmoq обсуждать They are discussing this lesson now.
put on v /pʊt ɒn/
kiymoq надевать Pun on your coat. It is cold outside.
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PRE-COURSE | UNIT 17
WORD O'ZBEKCHA РУССКИЙ SAMPLE
set off v /set ɒf/ jo`nab ketmoq отправляться Thet will set off next week.
introduction n / kirish qism введение I made an introduction to this.
ˌɪn.trəˈdʌk.ʃən/
a piece of paper n
/piːs ɒf ˈpeɪ.pər/ bir bo`lak qog`oz клочок бумаги There is not a piece of paper here.
famous for adj / bilan mashhur известен благодаря Chartak is famous for its water.
ˈfeɪ.məs fɔːr/
hedgehog n /hed.h
ˈ ɒɡ/ tipratikan ежик There are some hedgehogs in the garden.
as well adv /æz wel/ shuningdek также Bring your notebook as well.
niece n /niːs/ qiz jiyan племянница I have not got a lot og nieces.
nephew n /ˈnef.juː/ o`g`il jiyan племянник Her nephew is five years old.
church n /tʃɜːtʃ/ cherkov церковь There was a big church near the park.
pub n /pʌb/ qovoqhona паб He goes to the pubs every day.
questionnaire n / anketa анкета Are there any questionnaires for me?
ˌkwes.tʃəˈneər/
final adj /ˈfaɪ.nəl/ yakuniy окончательный The final game will be next Monday.
important adj /ɪm muhim важный Water is very important for plants.
ˈpɔː.tənt/
travel v /ˈtræv.əl/
sayohat qilmoq путешествовать I will travel to America next month.
social adj /ˈsəʊ.ʃəl/
ijtimoiy cоциальное My sister uses social media.
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Grammar | Possessive form 1
Bir narsani boshqa kishiga yoki narsaga tegishli ekanligini ko’rsatish uchun possessive
form dan foydalanamiz. Ingliz tilida egalik shaklini ikki hil usulda qo’yiladi.
Ko'plik shakli -s bilan tugamaydigan otlarni egalik shaklini yasash uchun ‘s qo’shiladi.
Ammo ko’plik shakli -s bilan tugagan otlarni egalik shaklini yasash uchun ‘
(apostrophe) ni o’zi qo’shiladi
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Grammar | Possessive form 2
noun +of + noun - strukturasi asosan jonsiz narsalarning egalik shaklini yasash uchun
ishlatiladi. Of uzbek tilida "ning" ma'nosida keladi va bu strukturada birinchi tegishli bo’lgan
narsa, of dan keyin esa egalik qiluvchi narsa keladi. (Ya’ni so’z tartibi rus tili kabi bo’ladi)
The roof of house (uyning tomi) the page of book (kitobning sahifasi)
The lamp of room (xonaning chirog'i) the window of car (mashinaning oynasi)
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Exercises | Ali's car & the color of the pen
18.1
Berilgan otlarning possessive form (egalik shakli)ni hosil qiling va
gaplarni to'ldiring.
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Reading | Muhammadumar's family
18.4 Berilgan matnni o'qing va berilgan gaplarni True yoki False ekanini
belgilang
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PRE-COURSE | UNIT 18
WORD O'ZBEKCHA РУССКИЙ SAMPLE
bench n /bentʃ/
skameka лавка There are a lot of benches at Stanford.
advert v /ˈæd.vɜːt/
reklama объявление They always advert their furniture.
curtains n /ˈkɜː.tən/ parda шторы We will buy some curtains nexr week.
any more adv /ˈen.i endi больше My sister does not study any more.
mɔːr/
purse n /pɜːs/
hamyon кошелек I lost my purse in the park.
over there /ˈəʊ.vər
ðeər/ anavi yerda вон там Can you see that car over there?
post office /pəʊst pochta почтовое отделение Farxod is coming to the post office.
ˈɒf.ɪs/
apartment n /ə
kvartira квартира They live in a new apartment.
ˈpɑːt.mənt/
chamber n /ˈtʃeɪm.bər/
palata камера Whis chamber is bigger?
pub n /pʌb/
qovoqhona паб My father never goes to the pubs.
staircases n /
ˈsteə.keɪs/ eskalator лестницы Lilyxon always uses staircases.
court n /kɔːrt/ sud суд They are in the court at the moment.
member n /ˈmem.bər/ a`zo член She is the meber of this speaking club.
MP n /em piː/ parlament a'zosi депутат She does not want to be an MP.
bell n /bel/ qo`ng`iroq звонок The children are playing the bell.
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PRE-COURSE | UNIT 18
WORD O'ZBEKCHA РУССКИЙ SAMPLE
cross v /krɒs/ kesib o`tmoq крест They are crossing the road now.
unusual adj /ʌnj noodatiy необычный Giraffes are very unusual in this country.
ˈuː.ʒu.əl/
dreadful adj /
ˈdred.fəl/ juda yomon ужасный Yesterday's news was very dreadful.
part n /pɑːt/ qism часть Dilshod lives in this part of the city.
guess v /ɡes/ tahmin qilmoq предполагать I guess you will win the game.
linking word n /lɪŋkin bog`lovchi so`z связующее слово My friends knows a lot of linking words.
wɜːd/
so adv /səʊ/ shuning uchun так She is not at home so I will not go
sail v /seɪl/ dengizda safar qilmoq плыть I will go to sail next week.
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Grammar | Always plural nouns
The police - The police are looking for murderers. (Politsiyachilar qotillarni izlashyapti.)
Clothes - These clothes are very expensive. (Bu kiyimlar juda ham qimmat.)
earnings (ishlab topilgan pul) damages (zararni qoplovchi pul) a rms (qurol
goods (tovar ) wares (anjomlar) particulars (malumotlar) aslaha) pains
grounds (bino atrofidagi outskirts (shaxar cheti) (azob uqubat)
maydonlar) quarters (kazarma, premises (tegishli binolar) greens (ko’katlar)
harbiy turargoh) surroundings ( valuables (qimmatli narsalar) riches ( boylik)
o’rab olgan atrof muhit) savings ( zahiradag pul ) stairs ( zina
My friend’s mathematics are very well. (Do’stimning matematikadagi bilimi judayam yaxshi.)
His physics were great, so he became a scientist. (Uning fizikadagi bilimi yaxshi edi shuning uchun
olim bo’ldi.)
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Grammar | Always singular nouns
Yesterday's news was very interesting. (Kechagi yangilik juda qiziq edi.)
Ingliz tilida quyida berilgan kasallik nomlari ham har doim birlikda hisoblanadi va
ularning birlik shakli mavjud emas.
Yodda tuting! Quyidagi sport nomlari ham har doim birlikda otlar hisoblanadi.
5 20
12 1
18
9
14
4
11
13
6
16
10
15
7
19 2
3 17
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Exercises | The police, darts...
19.1
Qora harfda belgilangan otlarga mos ravishda object pronouns(it or
them) yoki fe'l tanlang.
19.2
Qora harfda belgilangan otlarga mos ravishda object pronouns(it or
them) yoki fe'l tanlang.
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Reading | Temur loves clothes
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PRE-COURSE | UNIT 19
WORD O'ZBEKCHA РУССКИЙ SAMPLE
poster n /ˈpəʊ.stər/ plakat плакат Elbek is making a poster fot the lesson.
hero n /ˈhɪə.rəʊ/ qahramon герой My best heros are my mother and father.
every det /ˈev.ri/ hamma каждый My sister wakes up early every day.
high adj /haɪ/ baland высокий This mountain is very high and dangerous.
mind n /maɪnd/ aql,idrok разум Eshmat's mind is very sharp.
six-year-old adj /sɪks sakkiz yoshlik шестилетний He has got a cute six-year-old sister.
jɪərs əʊld/
the rest /ðiː rest/ qolgan остальные I will eat the rest of the birthday cake.
nothing prn /ˈnʌθ.ɪŋ/ hech narsa ничего There was nothing in the fridge yesterday.
until pre /ənˈtɪl/ gacha до Can you stay with me until Monday.
chart n /tʃɑːt/ diagramma диаграмма This chart gives details about phones.
put v /pʊt/ qo`ymoq помещать Karimjon puts his laptop on the desk.
accountant n /ə buhgalter бухгалтер My uncle Tesha is not an accountant.
ˈkaʊn.tənt/
present adv /ˈprez.ənt/ hozirgi настоящее We are learning present simple now.
past adv /pɑːst/ o`tgan прошлое Do you know anything about past simple?
songwriter n /ˈsɒŋ qo`shiq yozuvchi автор песен There is a good songwriter in my town.
ˌraɪ.tər/
talent n /ˈtæl.ənt/ iqtidor талант Kamron plays football well. It is his talent.
extra adj /ˈek.strə/ qo`shimcha дополнительный Do you have any extra pencils?
everyone prn / hamma каждый Everyone is going to the park now.
ˈev.ri.wʌn/
shame n /ʃeɪm/
uyat стыд It is very shame to smoke.
the gang n /ðiː ɡæŋ/ ulfatlar Банда The gang drove a car very fast yesterday.
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PRE-COURSE | UNIT 19
WORD O'ZBEKCHA РУССКИЙ SAMPLE
introduction n /ˌɪn.trə kirish qism введение There was not introduction in her essay.
ˈdʌk.ʃən/
musical instrument n / musiqa asbobi музыкальный Have you gant any musical instruments?
ˈmjuː.zɪ.kəl ˈɪn.strə.mənt/ инструмент
close to adj /kləʊz tu:/ ga yaqin основе рядом This buildig is very close to the lake. I want
prodigy n /ˈprɒd.ɪ.dʒi/ favqulotta iqtidor sohibi вундеркинд tennis prodigy is the youngest player. Do
successful adj /sək muvafaqqiyatli успешный you want to be a successul person?
ˈses.fəl/
play v /pleɪ/ chalmoq играть Ali and Vali didn't play football yesterday.
royal adj /ˈrɔɪ.əl/ qirollik королевский She came from a royal family.
scholarship n /ˈskɒl.ə.ʃɪp/
stipendiya,grant стипендия I won full scolarship fo the first semester.
violin n /ˌvaɪəˈlɪn/
skripka скрипка My sister can play the violin very well.
attend v /əˈtend/
qatnashmoq посещать He doesn't attend English lessons at school.
clarinet n /ˌklær.ɪˈnet/
klarinet musiqa asbobi кларнет There was a clarinet in the market.
normal adj /ˈnɔː.məl/
odatiy нормальный The normal payment period is five years.
string n /strɪŋ/
tor нить I bought some string to fix the guitar.
teenage adj /ˈtiːn.eɪdʒ/ o`smir подростковый Kamola is not a teenage girl any more.
especially adv /ɪˈspeʃ.əl.i/ ayniqsa особенно This cake is especially for you.
match v /mætʃ/ belgilamoq соответствовать Match the letters wirth the numbers.
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Grammar | Can & could
Can ingliz tilida modal fe’l hisoblanadi va o'zbek tiliga qila olmoq deb tarjima
qilinadi. Can modal feli ish-harakatni ifodalovchi so'z oldidan ishlatiladi va
barcha olmoshlar uchun bir-xilda qo'llaniladi.
O'tkan zamonda can o'rniga could ishlatiladi va o'zbek tiliga qila olgan deb tarjima qilinadi.
yesterday (kecha)
Subject + could + verb
last week/month(o'tkan
Subject + couldn't + verb hafta/oy)
Could + Subject + verb? 3/4 days ago (3/4 kun oldin)
My friend could not play football last week. (Mening do'stim o'tkan hafta futbol o'ynay olmadi.)
Ali and Vali could not run fast in the last competition. (Ali va Vali so'ngi musobaqada tez yugura
olmadi.)
Could you play draughts when you were young? Yes, I could (Yoshligingizda shashka oynay
olganmisiz? Ha, o'ynay olganman)
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Exercises | Can / can't / could / couldn't
1.Jasur______ sing a song last year but he is great at singing songs now.
2.Malika is a good helper. She______ wash clothes very well.
3.Laylo______ read books. Her grandfather always reads them for her.
4.Fredbek______ ride a bike last year but now he drives it well.
5.Bobur______go to the park today because his leg is broken.
swim drive a car ride a horse play tennis dance run fast
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Reading | A talented family
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PRE-COURSE | UNIT 20
WORD O'ZBEKCHA РУССКИЙ SAMPLE
Describing feelings
regular verb n / to`g`ri fe`l правильный My friend knows a lot of regular verbs.
ˈreɡ.jə.lər vɜːb/ глагол
прапрадедушки
great-grandparents n katta bobo–buvilar These are my great-grandparents' photos.
/ɡreɪt ˈɡræn.peə.rənt/
soldier n /ˈsəʊl.dʒər/
soldat солдат He is a strong because he is a soldier.
still adv /stɪl/
hali ham все еще Are you still writing a book?
model n /ˈmɒd.əl/
maniken,model модель This model is similar to that model.
cost v /kɒst/
narhda turmoq расходы This watch costs one hundred dollars.
frightened adj /
ˈfraɪ.tənd/ qo`rqqan испуганный I was very frightened last night.
waxwork n /
mum san`ati восковая фигура This is a fantastic waxwork.
ˈwæks.wɜːk/
attraction n /ə
ˈtræk.ʃən/ o`ziga tortadigan narsa Привлечение There are a lot of attractions in the city.
queue n /kjuː/ navbat очередь There was a long queue in the market.
touch v /tʌtʃ/ tegmoq трогать Do not touch this cat. It is angry now.
advanced adj /əd rivojlangan передовой Our town is not very advanced.
ˈvɑːnst/
from…to pre /frɒm tu:/ dan...gacha от до Yassaviy went from Uzbekistan to Turkey.
before pre /bɪˈfɔːr/ oldin до Turn the lights of the room before you go.
move v /muːv/ ko`chmoq двигаться My sister didn't move from her flat.
housekeeper n /ˈhaʊs uy bekasi экономка She works as a housekeeper here.
ˌkiː.pər/
later adv /ˈleɪ.tər/ keyinroq позже Can I talk with you later, please?
join v /dʒɔɪn/ qo`shilmoq присоединиться Ilyas will join our team in the match.
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PRE-COURSE | UNIT 20
WORD O'ZBEKCHA РУССКИЙ SAMPLE
include v /ɪnˈkluːd/ o`z ichiga olmoq включать Does it include return tickets, too?
inherit v /ɪnˈher.ɪt/ meros qilib olmoq наследовать My uncle Ravshan inherited this illness.
marriage n / turmush
ˈmær.ɪdʒ/ свадьба Their marriage is a long story actually.
touring n /ˈtʊə.rɪŋ/ safar qilish гастроли Touring helps you to overcome stress.
over pre /ˈəʊ.vər/ oshiq над The number of students is over ten.
fascinated adj / qiziqqan очарованный Her sister was fascinated by the movie.
ˈfæs.ən.eɪ.tɪd/
until pre /ənˈtɪl/ gacha до Can you stay with me until Monday.
marry v /ˈmær.i/ turmush qilmoq выйти замуж He didn't want to marry this year.
event n /ɪˈvent/ voqea, hodisa событие What do you know about the event.
information n / ma`lumot информация There is not a lot of information.
ˌɪn.fəˈmeɪ.ʃən/
repeat v /rɪˈpiːt/ takrorlamoq повторить Can you repeat your family name?
pay v /peɪ/ to`lamoq платить We pay a lot of money for the rent.
spend vv /spend/ sarflamoq, o`tkazmoq тратить My friend Toshmat spends a lot of time.
free adj /friː/ bepul бесплатно He gave his car to me for free.
article n /ˈɑː.tɪ.kəl/ maqola статья It is an amazing article.
crisis n /ˈkraɪ.sɪs/
inqilob кризис It was a dagerous crisis.
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Grammar | Normal sentence structure 1
Tom likes math very much. Monkeys and koalas live in big jungles.
SubjectPredicate Complement Modifier Subject Predicate Modifier
Lola and Charos read books in the library. This computer functions very well.
I get up very early every day. Kamoldin runs and jumps in the gym.
Predicate Predicate
Agar gapda fe’l bo’lmasa va to be asosiy fe’l sifatida kelsa, to be o’zidan keyin birinchi
kelgan gap bo’lag’i bilan birgalikda Predicate hisoblanadi.
Lilyxon is at home at the moment. We are the cleverest students in the course.
Predicate Predicate
Matluba hola sells some milk every morning Anvar drives Damas and Tiko
Complement Complement
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Grammar | Normal sentence structure 2
Modifier bu hol hisoblanib va u ingliz tilida uch guruhga bo'linadi. Agar bitta gapda
uchta turdagi Modifier kelib qolsa, ular quyidagi tartibda ishlatiladi.
l̀
ì
Timur studies physics very well. Children are playing football loudly in the street.
Manner (How?) Manner (How?)
Modifier of Place bu Joy holati hisoblanib ish harakatni qayerda sodir bo` ganligini
l̀
ko'rsatadi va Where? ( Qayer? ) so`rog` ga javob bo` adi.
l̀
ì
We are flying to Tashkent next week. Those birds are flying in the sky.
Modifier of Time bu Vaqt holi hisoblanib u ish harakatni qaysi vaqtda bajarilganini
ko`rsatadi va When? ( Qachon ? ) so`rog` ga javob bo` adi. Modifier of Time gapni
l̀
ì
boshida ham kelishi mumkun faqat bu holatda u gapdan vergul bilan ajratilinilinadi.
Javohir is running in the stadium at the moment. My dog barks every morning.
Time (When?)
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Exercises | Subject/Predicate/Complement/Modifier
21.1
Berilgan so'zlarni Normal sentence structure (Oddiy gap tuzulishi) dan
foydalanib to'g'ri gap hosil qiling.
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Reading | My friend Teshavoy
21.4 Matnni o'qing va quyida berilgan gaplarga Yes(Ha) yoki No(Yo'q) dan
foydalanib qisqa javob bering?
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PRE-COURSE | UNIT 21
WORD O'ZBEKCHA РУССКИЙ SAMPLE
by accident adv /baɪ tasodifan случайно He broke his new phone by accident.
ˈæk.sɪ.dənt/
quote n /kwəʊt/
sitata цитировать Our English teacher likes telling quotes.
still adv /stɪl/ hali все еще Are you still learning English?
separate v /ˈsep.ər.ət/
ajratmoq отдельный Can you separate them from each other.
piece n /piːs/
musiqiy asar кусок I am not good at writing pieces.
lock v /lɒk/
qulflamoq замок I could not lock the door of my car.
keep v /kiːp/
saqlamoq держать He always keeps his cat safe.
finally adv /ˈfaɪ.nəl.i/
va nihoyat окончательно He finally came from Turkey.
wartime n /ˈwɔː.taɪm/
urush vaqti военное время My grandfather died in the wartime.
jigsaw n /ˈdʒɪɡ.sɔː/ boshqotirma головоломка I can not find an answer of the jigsaw.
treat n /triːt/
rohat,maza обращаться We had a treat at your party.
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PRE-COURSE | UNIT 21
WORD O'ZBEKCHA РУССКИЙ SAMPLE
navy n /ˈneɪ.vi/ harbiy flot военно-морской My father joined the navy in 1867.
seriously adv /ˈneɪ.vi/ jiddiy серьезно Are you seriously going to Amerika.
later adv /ˈleɪ.tər/ keyinroq позже Can we talk with them later, please?
immediately adv /ɪ
ˈmiː.di.ət.li/ darhol немедленно Can you come to Stanford immediately?
own adj /əʊn/ shahsiy собственный I do not have my own mobile phone.
luckily adv /ˈlʌk.əl.i/ hayriyatki к счастью Luckily, we passed an exam easily.
stranger n /
notanish незнакомец Kosim never talks with strangers.
ˈstreɪn.dʒər/
detail n /ˈdiː.teɪl/ tafsilot деталь There are some details about it here.
obviously adv / shubhasiz очевидно Obviously, you are the best friend to me.
ˈɒb.vi.əs.li/
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Grammar | Revision
22.1
Quyida berilgan gaplardagi bo'sh joylarni much, many yoki a lot of
dan foydalanib to'ldiring.
22.3
Berilgan gaplarni mos ravishda can, could, can't yoki couldn't bilan
to'ldiring.
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Grammar | Revision
22.4
Quyidagi gaplarni o'qing va birlik yoki ko'plikdagi olmosh va fe'llarni
belgilang.
1.Azima decided to wash the dishes, because they are / it is not clean.
2.I just called the police and they / he is coming now.
3.Ali and Vali enjoy playing darts. They play them / it on Sundays.
4.Bowls are / is my favourite type of sports. I love bowls very much.
5.Diabetes ca be dangerous. They are / It is common among elderely.
6.I liked the news, because it was / they were about the finance.
7.John's physics is / are very bad. That's why he always asks for help.
22.5
Quyidagi gaplardagi bo'sh joylarni can yoki could ning darak yoki
inkor shakllari bilan to'ldiring.
1.Cooks/every day/delicious/Sarah/meals.______________________________
2.Helped/yesterday/Bobur/his brother. ______________________________
3.IELTS/last year/took/Dilshoda. ______________________________
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Reading | People with unusual skills
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Vocabulary | Revision
a) clarinet
b) kettle
c) cushion 1__c_la_r_i_n_e_t_ 2_________ 3_________
d) emu
e) church
f) hut
4_________ 5_________ 6_________ 7_________
g) bell
h) hedgehog
i) soup
j) bow 8_________ 9_________ 10_________
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Grammar | Past simple tense
Affirmative form
Negative form
I did not eat cookies for breakfast. She did not work in the office.
Question form
Did you do your homework on time? Did he fix his broken laptop?
Usage
Past Simple - o’tgan zamonda aniq bir vaqtda sodir bo’lgan va tugatilgan ish-harakatlarni
ifodalash uchun ishlatiladi.
She brought her pet to school. I painted the walls last week.
Tom came late to the lesson. He worked very hard yesterday.
I played with my neighbors in the past. We played hide and seek a lot in my childhood.
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Exercises | Watched / cleaned / drove
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Reading | His last birthday
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PRE-COURSE | UNIT 23
WORD O'ZBEKCHA РУССКИЙ SAMPLE
delicous adj /dɪˈlɪʃ.əs/ mazali вкусный I ate a delicious cake at the party.
count v /kaʊnt/ sanamoq считать Salima can count from one to hundred.
hate v /heɪt/ nafratlanmoq ненавидеть I hate eating fast food in the street.
sparkling adj / сверкающий We want to drink some sparkling water.
gazli
ˈspɑː.klɪŋ/
still adv /stɪl/ gazsiz все еще Are you still learning English?
black pepper n /blæk qora qalampir черный перец Giyas can not eat black pepper.
ˈpep.ər/
pocket n /ˈpɒk.ɪt/
hamyon карман There is nothing in my pocket now.
try v /traɪ/
sinab ko’rmoq пытаться Can I try to drive a car again.
ingredient n /ɪn
ˈɡriː.di.ənt/ tarkibiy qism ингредиент What are the ingredients of your salad.
herb n /hɜːb/ giyoh трава Herb is really good for your health.
special adj /ˈspeʃ.əl/ maxsus особенный There is a special prize for the winners.
miss v /mɪs/ industry o’tkazib yubormoq скучать Teshavoy didn't miss his any lessons.
n /ˈɪn.də.stri/
sanoat промышленность Food industry is developed in my town.
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PRE-COURSE | UNIT 23
WORD O'ZBEKCHA РУССКИЙ SAMPLE
Daily needs
worried adj /ˈwʌr.id/ havotirga tushgan волновался He is worried about his final result.
lovely adj /ˈlʌv.li/ sevimli прекрасный This red dress is my lovely one.
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Grammar | Past continuous Tense
Affirmative form
I was doing homework yesterday morning. He was watching a movie yesterday at 8 p.m.
Negative form
He was not sleeping at this time yesterday. We were not reading Science yesterday at 5.
Question form
Were you cleaning your room yesterday? Was he learning the new words?
Usage
Past Continuous - o’tgan zamonda ma’lum bir vaqtda davom etib turgan ish-harakatlarni
ifodalash uchun ishlatiladi va u quyidagi strukturalar bo’yicha yasaladi:
We are watching a movie now. It is raining outside right now.
Sarah was cooking a cake. Our teacher was explaining a new topic.
Yesterday
Last + (time) last Monday, month, year
Time + (ago) two hours, days, weeks ago
on + weekdays on Monday, Tuesday, Sunday
in + year in 2025, 2004
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Exercises | Was (were) playing / going
24.1
Quyida berilgan gaplarning negative (inkor) va question (so'roq)
shakllarini yasang.
24.3
Qavs ichidagi so`zlardan foydalanib, so`roq shaklidagi gaplarni
yasang.
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Reading | Eshmat's weekend
24.4 Matnni o'qing va quyida berilgan gaplarga Yes(Ha) yoki No(Yo'q) dan
foydalanib qisqa javob bering?
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PRE-COURSE | UNIT 24
worse adj /wɜːs/ yomonroq хуже This pen is worse that that pen.
bracket n /ˈbræk.ɪt/
qavs скобка He wrote the name in brackets.
underground n /ˌʌn.də
metro метро The underground is very long.
ˈɡraʊnd/
called adv /kɔːled/ deb atalgan называется This flower is called Nilufar.
view n /vjuː/ manzara вид The view of the city is very good.
imagine v /ɪˈmædʒ.ɪn/ tassavur qilmoq представлять себе I cannot imagine how you lied.
date back v /deɪt bæk/ borib taqalmoq дата назад Otash's book dates back to 532.
per night pre /pɜːr naɪt/ har tunga за ночь How much do you pay per night.
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opposite pre /ˈɒp.ə.zɪt/ qarama qarshi противоположный Wet is the opposite of dry.
look like v /lʊk laɪk/ o’xshamoq быть похожим Qosim's bag. Davron was scrared
scared adj /skeəd/ qo’rqan на испуганный last night. There was a big castle in
through adv /θruː/ orqali через the bridge. Kaon passed right past
past adv /pɑːst/ yonidan прошлое me. They put the key onto the
full of adj /fʊl əv/ ga to’la полон вокруг There is a big roundabout.
town hall n /taʊn hɔːl/ shaxar binosi ратуша Town hall is usually full of people.
exit v /ˈek.sɪt/ chiqib ketmoq Выход You can exit from this side.
destination n /ˌdes.tɪ manzil место назначения Our destination is longer today.
ˈneɪ.ʃən/
the same adj /seɪm/ bir hil такой же This is the same mistake.
difference n /ˈdɪf.ər.əns/
farq разница What is the difference? He
past adv /pɑːst/
make easier v /meɪk ̍ o’tmish прошлое lived in Chartak in the past.
ˈiːː.zi/
osonlashtrimoq сделать проще Computer makes work easier.
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Grammar | Present simple tense
Affirmative form
Negative form
Question form
Usage
Present Simple - hammaga ma’lum haqiqatlar va tabiatda sodir bo’lib turadigan ish-
harakatlar uchun ishlatiladi.
Always Usually
Often Sometimes
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Exercises | Read / count / answer
25.1
Quyida berilgan gaplarning negative (inkor) va question (so'roq)
shakllarini yasang.
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Reading | My typical day
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PRE-COURSE | UNIT 25
Describing people
such as det /sʌtʃ æz/ misol uchun например Fruits such as apples are useful for us.
often adv /ˈɒf.tən/ tez tez часто We often go to the cinema with friends.
just adv /dʒʌst/ endigina только что Sarah has just entered the room.
still adv /stɪl/ work haliham все еще The teacher is still waiting for you.
hard v /wɜːk hɑːd/ qattiq ishlamoq много работать He worked hard to be the manager.
object n /ˈɒb.dʒɪkt/
narsa объект This object can be used as a stick.
tie n /taɪ/ galistulk галстук Thomas had a very nice tie yesterday.
a bow tie n /baʊ taɪ/ kapalak galstuk галстук-бабочка He is wearing a bow tie for a wedding.
soundly adv / ovoz chiqarib вслух Zoe read the text soundly.
ˈsaʊnd.li/
include v /ɪnˈkluːd/ o’z ichiga olmoq включать The breakfast includes coffee too.
nearly adv /ˈnɪə.li/
deyarli почти Nearly 100 students were in the exam.
I am not sure /aɪ æm
ishonchim komil emas я не уверен I am not sure if it is right or wrong.
nɒt ʃɔːr/
on average /
ˈæv.ər.ɪdʒ/ o’rtacha hisobda в среднем Students get 7.0 on average here.
moment n /
ˈməʊ.mənt/ laxza , daqiqa момент Just enjoy the moment for now.
check v /tʃek/
tekshirmoq проверять The teacher checked our quizzes.
extinct adj /ɪkˈstɪŋkt/
yo’q bo’lib ketgan вымерший Mammoth became extinct long time ago.
unfair adj /ʌnˈfeər/
adolatsoz, noqonuniy несправедливый Sarah's best friend is unfair.
strike v /straɪk/
urmoq ударять Tom accidentally struck me yesterday.
couple n /ˈkʌp.əl/ juft, juftlik пара I saw a beautiful couple here last week.
curly hair n /ˈkɜː.li jingalak soch вьющиеся волосы Kamola has got curly hair.
heər/
trainers n /ˈtreɪ.nərs/ sport oyoq kiyimi кросовки Jake will buy new trainers tomorrow.
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pub n /pʌb/ bar, qovoqhona паб My uncles went to the pub last Sunday.
get warmer v /ɡet ilimoq, isib ketmoq согреться The days get warmer from Spring.
wɔːmer/
another pro /əˈnʌð.ər/ yana bir, boshqa другой I need another pen, because this is red.
introduction n /ˌɪn.trə
kirish,tanishtiruv введение I liked the introduction of the movie.
ˈdʌk.ʃən/
highlight v /ˈhaɪ.laɪt/
ajratmoq,tagiga chizmoq выделять You can highlight the unkown words.
go online v /ɡəʊ
ˈɒn.laɪn/ onlain bo’lmoq выйти в онлайн The teacher goes online 2-3 times a day.
personality n /ˌpɜː.sən
ˈæl.ə.ti/ shaxsiyat личность Bob's personality is very unusual.
when I get home /wen uyga yetib borganimda когда я возвращаюсь When I get home, I want to sleep.
aɪ ɡet həʊm/ домой
туча
dark cloud n /dɑːk qora bulut There are dark clouds in the sky now.
klaʊd/
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Grammar | Present continuous tense
Affirmative form
Negative form
Question form
Are you cleaning your room? Is Sarah helping her mother now?
Usage
Shuningdek Present Continuous doimo takrorlanib turuvchi va shu o'rinda kishini g'ashiga
tegadigan ish harakatlar uchun ham ishlatiladi. Bunda always so'zidan foydalaniladi.
Sarah is always losing her keys. You are always complaining about me.
Now At the
moment
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Exercises | Am / is / are playing
26.1
Quyida berilgan gaplarning negative (inkor) va question (so'roq)
shakllarini yasang.
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Reading | At the moment
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weather forecast n ob-havo ma'lumoti прогноз погоды Weather forecast is not reliable.
/ˈweð.ər ˈfɔː.kɑːst/
soon adv /suːn/ tez orada скоро Marip will come from Chartak soon.
think about v /θɪŋk haqida o'ylamoq думать о She often thinks about Stanford.
əˈbaʊt/
retire v /rɪˈtaɪər/ nafaqaga chiqmoq уходить в отставку My father didn't retire from his job.
arrive in / at- v /ə ga yetib kelmoq прибыть в They will arrive at the station.
ˈraɪv in / æt/
tonight adv /təˈnaɪt/ bugun tunda сегодня вечером Murod is going to Tashkent tonight.
accident n /
baxtsiz hodisa несчастный случай Yesterday's accident was scaring.
ˈæk.sɪ.dənt/
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presentation n /
taqdimot презентация Lola is giving a long presentation.
ˌprez.ənˈteɪ.ʃən/
activity n /æk
ˈtɪv.ə.ti/ faoliyat активность This activity helps me a lot.
tradition n /trə
ˈdɪʃ.ən/ an'ana традиция Chinese tradition is very strange.
dry adj /draɪ/ quruq сухой My clothes are not dry yet.
bright adj /braɪt/ yorug' яркий This room is bright in the morning.
description n /dɪ tasvir описание Where is the description?
ˈskrɪp.ʃən/
list n /lɪst/
ro'yhat список Students' list is in the reception.
act out v /ækt /
rol o'ynamoq разыграть Bobur can act out very well.
peaceful adj /
sokin мирный The libraries are usually peaceful.
ˈpiːs.fəl/
arrest v /əˈrest/ qamoqqa olmoq арестовывать The police can not arrest him.
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Grammar | Future simple tense
Affirmative form
I will buy a new laptop tomorrow. We will revise the whole grammar next time.
Negative form
Brian will not participate in the lesson. She will not play table tennis with us.
Question form
Will you help me to do the chores? Will they play football with us?
Usage
I will buy a new gadget for my home tomorrow. Fletcher will finish his work in 3 hours.
Shuningdek Future Simple to’satdan qilingan qarorlarni ifodalash uchun ham ishaltiladi.
Look at that car! I will buy that kind of car in the future.
What a beautiful statue! I will take a picture of it.
TomorrowNext year
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Exercises | Will and shall
27.1
Quyida berilgan gaplarning negative (inkor) va question (so'roq)
shakllarini yasang.
27.2
Quyidagi turli xil zamonlarda berilgan gaplarni Future Simplega
o'zgarttiring.
1.We caught some fish from the lake yesterday.We _will_ catch_ some_fish_ from_ the_ lake_tomorrow
2.The new employee works very hard. ___________________________
3.Our teacher is checking the quizzes now. ___________________________
4.I was cleaning my room yesterday at 5. ___________________________
5.Billy studies really hard at school. ___________________________
6.They are discussing the new topic now. ___________________________
7.He fixed his old laptop last week. ___________________________
8.She is drinking hot black tea right now. ___________________________
27.3
Qavs ichidagi so`zlardan foydalanib, gaplarni to`ldiring.
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Reading | Plan to visit Japan
After some days I will finally try Sushi and Ramen for the first
time in my life. My friend says that most of the restaurants in
Japan don't have waiters because the service is mainly done
with the help of the computers. It is so cool and I am very
excited about it. I will try to spend my time as efficiently as
possible. I hope that I will visit all the sightseeing places. Also,
we should not forget about the Mt. Fuji. I will definitely visit
this wonderful place. From the internet I found out that it will
take about two hours to reach to the mountain. So, I will have
to wake up early, because there are usually hundreds of people.
That's why if I go there earlier, there will be fewer people.
Apart from the Mt. Fuji, I will also try the shops of Japan. I
heard that they sell amazing antiques. I am sure that Japan will
be an amazing experience for me!
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experience n /ɪk
ˈspɪə.ri.əns/ taassurot опыт He has got very good experience.
underwater n /
ˌʌn.dəˈwɔː.tər/ suv osti под водой I love the view of underwater.
eclipse n /ɪˈklɪps/
quyosh/oy tutilishi затмение I have never seen eclipse.
marathon n /
ˈmær.ə.θən/ marafon марафон You can join tomorrow's marathon.
scuba dive v /
ˈskuː.bə ˌdaɪ.v/ parashutda sakramoq подводное плавание My sister wants to scuba dive.
explore v /ɪk
ˈsplɔːr/ kasht etmoq исследовать Eshmat explores different things.
admire v /əd
havas qilmoq восхищаться I always admire my parents.
ˈmaɪər/
courageous adj
/kəˈreɪ.dʒəs/ qo'rqmas смелый Naima is a courageous girl.
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forever adv /fə abadiy навсегда Nothing can stay alive forever.
ˈre.vər/
inspirational adj
/ˌɪn.spɪˈreɪ.ʃən.əl/ ruhlantiruvchi вдохновляющий This was an inspirational lesson.
check-in desk n
/tʃek in desk/ ro’yhatga olish stoli стойка регистрации Where is the check-in-desk?
announcement n
/əˈnaʊns.mənt/ e’lon объявление Did you see the announcement?
contactless adj /
ˈkɒn.tækt.ləs/ aloqasiz бесконтактный My sister uses contacless cards.
scales n /skeɪlz/ tarozi Весы Can you put them on the scales?
choice n /tʃɔɪs/ tanlov выбор There are a lot of choices in the city.
stuntman n /
kaskadyor каскадер Jamol is a stuntman.
ˈstʌnt.mæn/
survive v /səˈvaɪv/ omon qolmoq выживать They could survive in the war.
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bilingual n /baɪˈlɪŋɡwəl/ ikki tilli двуязычный She's bilingual and can speak very well.
bullet n /ˈbʊlɪt/ o'q пуля The bullet shot with incredible speed.
destination n /ˌdɛstɪˈneɪʃən/ manzil место назначения Our destination is very long today.
exchange rate n valyuta kursi обменный курс The exchange rate is changing.
go skiing n /ɡoʊ ˈskiːɪŋ/ chang'i uchish кататься на лыжах I go skiing during the winter.
hear n /hɪr/ eshitish слышать Did you hear the bad news?
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Grammar | Future continuous tense
Affirmative form
Negative form
Question form
Usage
Shuningdek Future Continuous kun tartibi tufayli kelasi zamonda sodir bo’lishi
aniq bo’lgan ish-harakatlar uchun
Sarah is always losing her keys. You are always complaining about me.
28.1
Quyida berilgan gaplarning negative (inkor) va question (so'roq)
shakllarini yasang.
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Reading | Jaloliddin's imagination
First he says that he will be a little scared about it, but then
he will start walking towards them. Also, those aliens will be
walking towards him too. He will be very confident and he
will say 'Hello' to the aliens. The funny part is, the aliens will
say 'Hi' to him too. At that point, Jaloliddin realizes that
those aliens are very friendly and they will come to Chartak in
order to learn the lifestyle of the people. He says that, at first,
their appearance will be very unusual but after some time they
will change into human like creatures. They will be wearing
uzbek national clothes and also they will be singing uzbek
songs after some time. After spending a month in Chartak the
aliens will decide to go back to their own planet. That was the
end of his imagination. I laughed very hard after he finished
his story. But we should admit that it was very creative!
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tradion n /trəˈdɪʃ.ən/ anana традиция Our uzbek traditions are very good.
collapse v /kəˈlæps/ qulamoq крушение The building collapsed during the day.
exciting adj /ɪkˈsaɪ.tɪŋ/ ajoyib,hayratlanmoq захватывающий The lesson was exciting today.
depend v /dɪˈpend/
ga bog’liq bo'lmoq зависеть You shouldn't depend on others.
What is something
nima o’xshaydi, qanday На что похоже? What is eating Sushi like?
like?
weekend n /ˈwiːkɛnd/ dam olish kunlari выходные They plan to go hiking on the weekend.
win v /wɪn/ g'alaba qozonmoq победить Our team won the championship game.
feel v /fiːl/ his qilmoq чувствовать I feel really happy today. Fruits are good
health n /hɛlθ/ sog'liq здоровье for health. She enjoys riding her horse
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Adjectives of opinion
awful adj /ˈɔːfəl/ yoqimsiz ужасный The food at that restaurant was awful.
bad adj /bæd/ yomon плохой I had a bad day at work today.
excellent adj / juda yaxshi отличный She received an excellent gift at school.
ˈɛksələnt/
acceptable adj / chidasa bo'ladigan приемлемый The quality of this was acceptable
əkˈsɛptəbəl/
act v /ækt/ harakat qilmoq поступок He acted very well during the game.
buy v /baɪ/ sotib olmoq купить I need to buy some groceries tomorrow.
cry v /kraɪ/ yig'lamoq плакать The baby has just started to cry.
fall v /fɔːl/ tushib ketmoq падать The leaves are falling from the trees.
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Grammar | Revision
29.1
Quyida berilgan gaplarning present simple yoki present continuous
dagi darak, inkor va so'roq shakllarini yozing.
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Reading | At school
29.9
Berilgan matnni o'qing va quyida berilgan gaplar True (to'g'ri) yoki
False(noto'g'ri) ekanligini yozing.
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Irregular verbs
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Irregular verbs in groups
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