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#body

Neck - bo'yin
Shoulder - yelka
Chest - ko'krak
Hand - panja
Arm - qo'l
Elbow - tirsak
Waist - bel
Hip - biqin osti

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#Vocabulary vs #Grammar

🔸Although, 🔸(even) though,
🔹in spite of, 🔹despite?

🔸Although va though ma'nolari deyarli bir xil faqat og'zaki nutqda ko'proq though ishlatiladi. Gapda ular quyidagi tartibda kelishlari mumkin:

[(al)though + clause, + clause]
Although/though I don't agree with him, I think he is honest.

[clause, + (al)though + clause]
I'll talk to him, although/though I don't think it'll do any good.

🔸Though yana (ayniqsa og'zaki nutqda) "lekin, har holda" ma'nolarida ham kelishi mumkin va bunday holatlarda, odatda, u gap oxirida, vergul bilan ajratilgan holda ishlatiladi:

"Nice day, isn't it?" "Yes, it is. Bit
cold, though."

Bundan tashqari as va even so'zlari bilan ham faqat though so'zi ishlatiladi, although emas. As though xuddi, -dek" ma'nolarida ishlatiladi:

She doesn't look as though she's listening. (NOT ... as although she's listening.)

🔸Even though esa urg'u va mubolag'ani yanada kuchaytirishda, "hatto(ki) ...-ga qaramasdan" ma'nosida ishlatiladi:

Even though everyone played well, we lost the game.

We lost the game, even though everyone played well.

❗️Although, though, even though so'zlari doim ega-kesimli gap bilan ishlatiladi, ot yoki olmosh oldidan emas: [(al)though/even though + subject + v]

Although the sun was shining it wasn't that warm. (NOT Although the sun it wasn't that warm)

I like him even though he makes me angry sometimes. (NOT ...even though his making me angry sometimes.)

🔹Ot va olmoshlarlar oldidan ularning o'rniga in spite of yoki despite so'zlaridan foydalaniladi: [in spite of/despite + noun/pronoun]

We went out in spite of the rain. (NOT We went out although/though the rain)

We understood him despite his bad accent.

❗️Solishtiring:

He passed the exam in spite of his bad teachers.

va

He passed the exam although bad teachers taught him.

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Pay - to'lamoq
Paid - to'langan
Payment - to'lov
Payable - to'lasa bo'ladigan
Poor - kambag'al
Poorly - nochor tarzda
Poverty - kambag'allik
Real - haqiqiy, real
Unreal - haqiqiy emas
Really - rostdan
Realise - anglamoq
Realisation - anglash
Reality - haqiqat, reallik
Realistic - real qarash
Realistically - ochiqchasiga yondashganda
Value - qadr
Valuable - qadrli
Invaluable - qadrsiz
Valuably - qadrli tarzda
Invaluably - qadrsiz tarda
Valueless - qadrsiz
Valuation - qadrlash
Wealth - boylik
Wealthy - boy

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#Grammar time

Elder, eldest or older, oldest ?

Elder and eldest mean the same as older and oldest. We only use the adjectives elder and eldest before a noun (as attributive adjectives), and usually when talking about relationships within a family:

Let me introduce Siga. She’s my elder sister.

Not: … She’s my sister. She’s elder.

It’s Catherine’s eightieth birthday on Thursday and she is now the eldest member of the family.

We also use elder and eldest as nouns:

Jack is the eldest of four brothers.

Older and oldest are used in similar ways:

My older sister is coming to stay with us at the weekend.

Matt is the oldest of our children and Simon is the youngest.

Older and oldest can be used to refer to the age of things more generally:

The town hall is by far the oldest building in the whole region.

Not: The town hall is by far the eldest building …

We can use older and oldest after a linking verb (as predicative adjectives):

I think her grandfather must be older than her grandmother.

Not: I think her grandfather must be elder than …


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Bir kuni xalq ta'lim vaziri o‘qituvchilar haqqini talab qila oladimi-yo‘qmi bilmoqchi bo‘lib:⠀
— Bugun soat 14:00da sizlarni dorga osamiz. Kelish majburiy! — deb topshiriq beribdi.
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Aytilgan vaqtga yetib kelgan o‘qituvchilar birortasi ham indamasmish. Shunda vazir o‘rinbosari:
— Ana ko‘rdingizmi, o‘rtoq vazir, bularga baribir. Bittasi ham qarshi chiqmaydi. Nima desang ham ko‘naveradi. Chopiqqa ham, qurilishga ham, dalaga ham, ko‘cha tozalashga ham yo‘q demay ketaveradi. Qarang, hech biri indamayapti, — deb turishsa, bitta o‘qituvchi asta qo‘l ko‘taribdi.⠀
— Xayriyat! Ana bor ekan-ku, o‘z huquqini biladigani. Qani, marhamat gapiring! — deyishsa, qo‘l ko‘targan o‘qituvchi:⠀
— Bir nimani so‘rasam bo‘ladimi? – debdi.⠀
— So‘rang, eshitaman.⠀
— Osish uchun ipni o‘zlaringiz berasizlarmi yoki o‘zimiz bilan olib kelaylikmi? - dermish.

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✅On under behind
✅up over through
✅At by with without about
✅ Afraid of on holiday
✅Verb+preposition
✅Phrasal verb 1

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🥺 Non-native 👉 relax

😉 Native 👉 unwind (by)

🔎 A glass of wine in the evening helps me to relax after an exhausting and hectic day.

= A glass of wine in the evening helps me to unwind after an exhausting and hectic day.

🔎 Whenever I'm stressed out, I try to relax by listening to soothing music.

= Whenever I'm stressed out, I try to unwind by listening to soothing music.

📌 unwind (by) = chill out to

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Verbs in English can be divided into two groups: 
Transitive verbs and Intransitive verbs.

TRANSITIVE VERBS

Transitive verbs require an object to complete their meaning.

Imagine that I say:

I bought.

This sentence is incomplete. There is information that is missing.
You are probably wondering what I bought. (What did you buy Rob?)

Why is this sentence incomplete?

Because BOUGHT (the past of buy) is a transitive verb and a transitive verb needs an object after it to complete the sentence. The object after a transitive verb can be a noun or a pronoun.

I bought a car.

Now the sentence is complete and we can understand it. We added the object “a car” after the verb.

Let’s look at some other examples.

If someone says:

She likes. (incomplete - incorrect)

You probably think … She likes WHAT? (What does she like?)
Like is a transitive verb so we need an object after the verb.

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INTRANSITIVE VERBS

Intransitive verbs cannot have a direct object after them.

The subject is doing the action of the verb and nothing receives the action. An intransitive verb does not pass the action to an object.

He arrived.

Here we cannot have an object after the intransitive verb arrive. 
You cannot “arrive something” (incorrect).
An intransitive verb expresses an action that is complete in itself and it doesn’t need an object to receive the action.

The baby smiled.

Here we cannot have an object after the intransitive verb smiled. 
You cannot “smile something” (incorrect).

The apple fell from the tree.

You cannot “fall something” so the verb is intransitive.
“From the tree” is not an object, it is an adverbial phrase ( = it acts like an adverb and tells us where it happened).

The same rules apply to intransitive phrasal verbs. You cannot have an object after an intransitive phrasal verb.

I get up at 6 every morning.

Example sentences using INTRANSITIVE verbs

We arrived around midday.She sneezed loudly.Your baby cries a lot.His grandfather died last year.The rain fell heavily.I was waiting but nothing happened.The jokes were not funny and nobody laughed.I walk to work every day.We sat on the bench.He stood in the corner.We waited but nobody came.

Verbs that are Transitive and Intransitive

Many verbs can be both transitive and intransitive.
They can be transitive in one sentence and intransitive in another sentence.
(These are called ambitransitive verbs)

You have grown since I last saw you. (intransitive)You have grown a beard since I last saw you. (transitive)

Sometimes the meaning changes depending on whether the verb is transitive or intransitive

He runs along the beach every morning (intransitive: run – the action/sport)He runs a small grocery store (transitive: run = manage)The plane will take off in five minutes. (intransitive: take off = to leave the ground and begin to fly)Please take off your shoes before entering the house. (transitive: take off = to remove something)


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