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bed
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#phrasal_verb

I rang my boss and arranged to take some time off.

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📌 CONCLUSIONS – How to finish speaking in English

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✅ Useful

Chet elga chiquvchilar yod olishi kerak bo'lgan iboralar!

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📋 Salomlashish 🤝

🔸Hello!/Goodbye! — Salom/Xayr
🔸Good morning! — Hayrli tong!
🔸Good afternoon! – Hayrli kun!
🔸Good evening! – Hayrli kech!

📋 Tanishish

🔸What is your name? – Ismingiz nima?
🔸My name is… — Mening ismim…
🔸Nice to meet you – Tanishganimdan hursandman.
🔸How are you doing? – Qandaysiz?
🔸Can you help me? – Menga yordam bera olmaysizmi?

📋 Ifodalar

🔸Please/ Thank you – Iltimos/Rahmat
🔸Sorry – Kechirasiz
🔸I dont understand – Men tushunmadim.
🔸Please speak more slowly – Iltimos, sekinroq gapirsangiz.
🔸Could you repeat that? – Qaytara olasizmi?

📋 So'rash

🔸Lets go to…** — Keling ...ga boramiz
🔸Im looking for… — …ni qidirib yuribman
🔸Where is …? — … qayerda?
🔸How do I get to …? — …ga qanday yetib olsam bo'ladi?
🔸How do you say that? – Mana buni sizlar nima deysizlar?
🔸How much is this? – Mana bu nech pul turadi?
🔸Can I ask you a question? – Savol so'rasam maylimi?

🔸I am from … — Men …danman
🔸Can you help me practice English? – Ingliz тtili bilan shug'ullanishimga yordam berolmaysizmi?
🔸Could you write it down on paper- Buni qog'ozga yozib bera olmaysizmi?
🔸What does this word mean? – Bu so'z nimani anglatadi?
🔸How do you use this word? – Bu so'zni qanday ishlatasizlar?
🔸Did I say it correctly? – Tog'ri aytdimmi?

📋 Hissiyotlar

🔸I am hungry – Men och qoldim
🔸I am thirsty – Chanqadim
🔸I am cold – Men sovuqqotdim
🔸I am feeling sick – Men o'zimni yomon his qilyapman

📋 Vaqt 🕚

🔸What time is it? – Soat necha?
🔸This food is amazing! – Taom juda ajoyib ekan!
🔸Need to go now – Men endi ketishim kerak
🔸Today/Yesterday/Tomorrow – Bugun/Kecha/ Ertaga
🔸Can you give me an example? – Menga bir misol ayta olasizmi?
🔸Please wait a moment – Bir daqiqa kuting iltimos

📋 E'tiborni Tortish

🔸Excuse me! – Кechirasiz! (E'tiborni tortish uchun ishlatiladi)
🔸I am sorry to bother you. – Bezovta qilayotganim uchun uzr so'rayman
🔸Does anybody here speak Russian? – Bu yerda kimdir rus tilida gapirmadimi?
🔸I dont speak English very well — Men ingliz tilida uncha yaxshi gapira olmayman
🔸I speak English a little bit. – Men ingliz tilida biroz gaplasha olaman!

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🗓 Bugungi yangi so'zlar 📚
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1️⃣📌 Joke (jo'k) n - hazil, latifa
2️⃣📌 Lazy (leyzi) adj - dangasa
3️⃣📌 Drop (dro'p) verb - tushirib yubormoq
4️⃣📌 Stand up (stend ap) ph.v - o'rnidan turmoq
5️⃣📌 Learn by heart (lon bay hart) idiom - yod olmoq

🔎 #elementary
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✅Intenetni o'chiring
✅Eshikni yoping
✅Ularni yod oling

Bu so'zlarni yod olish uchun atigi
⏰10-15 daqiqa ketadi

♻️ Kun davomida bu so'zlarni takrorlang

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#pronounciation #talaffuz

Joke | Lazy | Drop | Stand up
Learn by heart

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📌 What is the correct answer?

⏳ Anvar was disappointed ... the results of his Green Card lottery. He hasn't been selected.

A) at
B) from

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Answer key:👇

Disappointed by, about or at, not from.

(a) by/at/about:

❌ Don't say: Michael was disappointed from the low
mark he got in the test.

✅ Say: Michael was disappointed by/about/at the low mark he got in the test.

(b) with/in:

❌ Don't say: Jane was disappointed from her son.

✅ Say: Jane was disappointed with/in her son.

✍️ Note: Before a person we use with or in, before a thing we use at, about or by and before a gerund we use at:

Keith is very disappointed at not winning the prize.

✍️ Note: We use that (optional before a new clause)'. I was disappointed (that) I didn't get an invitation.

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📚 Commonly used english idioms

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​🚩 Grammatika vaqti

Ⓜ️ Mavzu: Ingliz tilida bir-biriga o’xshash so’zlarni qo’llash

like vs alike

Mazkur soʻzlar to be/to look fe’llari bilan qoʻllanilib, bir xil tarjima qilinsa-da, ularning qoʻllanishida farq bor.

like – oʻxshash, -dek degan ma’nolarda koʻmakchi hisoblanadi va oʻzidan keyin har doim ot (noun) talab qiladi.

Komil is like his brother. (to be + like + noun)
Komil looks like his brother. (to look + like + noun)

alike – oʻxshash, -dek degan ma’nolarda sifat hisoblanadi, ammo bu so’zdan keyin ot qo’llab bo’lmaydi.

Komil and his brother are alike. (to be + alike)
Komil and his brother look alike. (to look + alike)

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