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❇️INVITATIONS AND SUGGESTIONS.
❇️ПРИГЛАШЕНИЯ И ПРЕДЛОЖЕНИЯ.
❇️TAKLIF VA MULOHAZALAR.

🇬🇧Drop in.
🇷🇺Заходите.
🇺🇿Kelib turing.

🇬🇧Let's dine at a restaurant.
🇷🇺Давайте пообедаем в ресторане.
🇺🇿Keling restoranda ovqatlanamiz.

🇬🇧Let's have lunch together.
🇷🇺Давайте вместе пообедаем.
🇺🇿Keling birga tushlik qilamiz.

🇬🇧Come to my birthday party.
🇷🇺Приходите ко мне на день рождения.
🇺🇿Mening tug'ilgan kunimga keling.

🇬🇧Come to dinner.
🇷🇺Приходите на ужин.
🇺🇿Kechki ovqatga keling.

🇬🇧Spend the weekend with us.
🇷🇺Проведите выходные с нами.
🇺🇿Dam olish kunlarini bizlar bilan o'tkazing.

♻️Yod oling va suxbatlarda foydalaning.


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PHRASAL VERBS

😃 give away - give sth free of charge
* They're giving away free tickets at the cinema
🙃 give away - reveal sth: betray sb
* Some is giving away secret information
🥸 give away - lose or waste sth
* She gave away her chances of promotion when she shouted at her boss
🤪 give back - return
* Has she given you those books back yet?
😉 give in - surrender
* All right. I give in.
😎 give in - hand in
* You must give in your assignments at the end of the week
😏 give off - emit (heat, fumes, smell, etc)
* This fire gives off a lot of heat, doesn't it?
🧐 give out - come to end
* When their supplies gave out, the team decided to abandon their trip
🤣 give out - distribute, hand out
* The teacher gave out the exam papers after everyone had sat down
🤓 give over - stop doing sth annoying
* Oh, give over, it's not my fault
😇 give up - stop/ abandon an attempt, habit, etc
* I've given up trying to help her

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Tips for IELTS Speaking Part 2

1. Make notes before you talk
The examiner will give you one minute to prepare your talk. You should write down some notes. Write down a list of words related to what you want to say, or draw a mind map. If you have to think about what to say when you’re talking, you will not be able to think about your language, so you are more likely to make grammatical mistakes. It’s also very common for candidates to panic when they are talking, and forget what to say; if you have notes, you won’t forget what to say if you panic.

2. Memorise a good opener

Starting your talk is difficult, so memorise an opening phrase.

Here are some good examples:

“I’d like to talk about…”
“Well, there are many _ I could talk about, but I suppose the __ I’ve experienced/had is/was….”

(The second example will help you get a better score than the others because the language is more advanced, but use the first example if the second sentence is too difficult to remember.)

For example, if your topic is “describe your favourite teacher”, you could say:

“I’d like to talk about my favourite teacher.”
“Well, there are many good teachers who I could talk about, but I suppose the favourite teacher I’ve had was…”

3. Paraphrase the topic

When referring to the topic, don’t use the words from the topic card. Instead, use your own words. This is called paraphrasing.

So, if the topic is “describe a beautiful place to visit in your country” don’t say:

“I’m going to describe a beautiful place to visit in Uzbekistan.”

Instead, say, for example:

“I’m going to talk about a stunning destination, which people can travel to in the north-east of Uzbekistan.”

Paraphrasing lets you show the examiner how much vocabulary and grammar you know. In the paraphrase above, I changed “place” to “destination” and changed the adjective “beautiful” to “stunning“. I also used a relative clause “which people can travel to…”. I also added in some extra information: “the north-east of Uzbekistan.”

Remember, together, grammar and vocabulary make up 50% of your marks, so it is very important to use a wide range of grammar and vocabulary.

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Sizni, ilm olishingiz uchun o‘zi kiymay, yemay tunu kun tinim bilmay mehnat qilgan ota-onangizni unutmang!

📖 Present perfect continuous tense

✳️ Present Perfect Continuous tense - hozirgi davomiy tugallangan zamon, oʻzbek tilida uchramaydigan zamon shakli boʻlib, bu zamondagi ish-harakatlarda ham davomiylik, ham tugallanganlik xususiyatlari mavjud.

🔸Sam has been talking on the phone for half an hour. (Sem telefonda yarim soatdan beri gaplashyapti ... davomiylik ma'nosi bor, o'tgan zamonda ish-harakat boshlangan va hozirgacha davom etmoqda)
🔸Her feet hurt. She has been walking since morning. (Uning oyoqlari og'riyapti. U ertalabdan beri piyoda yurgan edi ... ish-harakat tugallangan, lekin biroz oldin davom etib turgan va natijasi hozirga ayon)

✳️ Ushbu zamonning qolipi have/has been yordamchi fe'llari + ing qoʻshimchasi qoʻshilgan asosiy fe'l bilan qoʻllaniladi.

▪️Positive form:
🔸I have been working
🔸He/she/it has been working
🔸We/you/they have been working

▪️ Negative form:
🔸I have not been working
🔸He/she/it has not been working
🔸We/you/they have not been working

▪️ Question form:
🔸Have I been working?
🔸Has he/she/it been working?
🔸Have we/you/they been working?

Misollar:
🔸 I have been working in the garden for six hours. It looks different now. (Men bog'da olti soat ishladim. Hozir uning ko'rinishi boshqacha)
🔸 Tom, have you been looking for me? (Tom, meni izlayotganmiding?)

▶️ Present perfect continuous tense – hozirgi tugallangan davomiy zamon qo'llaniladigan holatlar keyingi darsda atroflicha yoritib beriladi.


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💡Proverb:
"If you can’t beat them, join them"

🧐Meaning:
If you can’t beat your opponent, then work alongside them for mutual benefit.

✅Example:
ABC Pvt. Ltd. has struck partnership with its competitor after it failed to gain market share despite aggressive marketing. If you can’t beat them, join them.

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Аббревиатуры на английском:

🔸 hru (how are you?) - как ты?
🔸 nvm (never mind) - не бери в голову.
🔸 tnx (thx) (thanks) - спасибо.
🔸 asap (as soon as possible) - как можно скорее.
🔸 w8 (wait) - положди.
🔸 idk (i don't know) - я не знаю.
🔸 btw (by the way) - кстати, между прочим.
🔸 idc (i don't care) - мне все равно.
🔸 b4n (bye for now) - до встречи.
🔸 f2f (face to face) - наедине.
🔸 ttyl (talk to you later) - поговорим позже.


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#movie_with_subtitle 26 ( NIMGZIYA .CH )
Master English Academy
Biz bilan birga Ingliz tilini tez òrganing😊
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☘️ Mixed figure

✅Q: Water consumption

The graph and table below give information about water use worldwide and water
consumption in two different countries.

💡 Answer:

The charts compare the amount of water used for agriculture, industry and homes around the world, and water use in Brazil and the Democratic Republic of Congo.

It is clear that global water needs rose significantly between 1900 and 2000, and that agriculture accounted for the largest proportion of water used. We can also see that water consumption was considerably higher in Brazil than in the Congo.

In 1900, around 500km³ of water was used by the agriculture sector worldwide. The figures for industrial and domestic water consumption stood at around one fifth of that amount. By 2000, global water use for agriculture had increased to around 3000km³, industrial water use had risen to just under half that amount, and domestic consumption had reached approximately 500km³.

In the year 2000, the populations of Brazil and the Congo were 176 million and 5.2 million respectively. Water consumption per person in Brazil, at 359m³, was much higher than that in the Congo, at only 8m³, and this could be explained by the fact that Brazil had 265 times more irrigated land.

✍ Total words: 184

📍Band: ♻️

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IDIOMS✅
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🌙🌺Мана ўтди ғанимат бир кун
Кимлар сезди кимлар сезмади.
Бу дунёнинг бахт кемасида
Кимдур кезди кимлар кезмади.

🌙🌺Яна бир кун ўтди ғанимат
Зиё олган қалблар авжида.
Нур томонга интилмаганлар
Қолиб кетди ғафлат қунжида.

🌙🌺Янги кун келади у ҳам ғанимат
Тилагим хақ сари интилиб қолинг
Чиқариб юракдан бенаф оловни
Ўрнига илму гавхарни солинг...

🌙✨ХАЙРЛИ ТУН ЯҚИНЛАРИМ

Кўк ёзувни устига босиб каналимизга обуна бўлинг 👇

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✨ Тонг чоғида эсиб шаббода,
✨ Дилингизга фараҳбахш этсин!
✨ Қалбдан сизга гўзал тилагим,
✨ Аллоҳим сизни асрасин!

🌤  ХАЙРЛИ ТОНГ, ЯҚИНЛАРИМ!  🤗

Каналга уланиш👇🏻
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Mini Grammar 📚

PASSIVE VOICE 📍

💠 Ingliz tilida 16 ta zamonning faqat 10 tasida "Passive voice" hosil qilsa boladi. Bular quyidagilar:

1⃣ Present Simple passive:
❇️Object + am/is/are + V3(-ed)

2⃣Present Continuous passive:
❇️Ob. + am/is/are + being V3(-ed)

3⃣Present Perfect passive:
❇️Ob.+ have/has + been V3(-ed)

4⃣Past Simple passive:
❇️Ob. + was/were + V3(-ed)

5⃣Past Continues passive:
❇️Ob.+ was/were being V3(-ed)

6⃣Past Perfect passive:
❇️Ob. + had + been V3(-ed)

7⃣Future Simple passive:
❇️Ob. + will/shall + be V3(-ed)

8⃣Future Perfect passive:
❇️Ob. + will/shall + have + been V3(-ed)

9⃣Future Simple in the past passive:
❇️Ob. + would/should + be V3(-ed)

1⃣0⃣ Future Perfect in the past passive:
❇️Ob. + would/should + have + been V3(-ed)

♦️Quyidagi 6 ta zamonning passive voiceni(majhul nisbatini) hosil qilib bo'lmaydi.

1⃣Present Perfect Continues
✅ S +have/has been + V-ing

2⃣Future Continues
✅ S + will/shall +V-ing

3⃣Future Perfect Continues
✅ S will/shall have been V-ing

4⃣Past Perfect Continues
✅ S + had +V-ing

5⃣Future Continues in the Past
✅ S + would be + V-ing

6⃣Future Perfect Continues in the past
✅ S + would have been +V-ing


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Band 9 Vocabulary
💼Work vocabulary👜

To subsidise 🗳
= to pay part of the cost of something, usually in order to help people.

Output 📦
= the amount of work or goods produced.

Work/life balance ⛓
= the ability to work hard but also enjoy a good quality family and social
life

To motivate people 🧨
= to give them positive reasons for working hard

Pay increments 📈
= pay rises/increases

Perks 🎁
= reward from an employer which are not financial (eg free lunches, a car etc)

Financial rewards 📑
= any form of money payment (salary, commission, pension etc)

Bonuses 📜
= money given in addition to salary, usually in return for achieving targets

Incentives 🎫
= any reward that makes people work harder

Job satisfaction 🎰
= enjoyment of a job for non-financial reasons

Target-related 🎯
= dependent on hitting a target on the job

Job training 🏋‍♂
= training while working, not by leaving work to go to college etc

Ongoing training 🥌
= training throughout your time in a job, not just at the start

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Speaking Vocabularies Band 8.5

🔸Miss the boat: to miss a chance or opportunity to do something by not taking аction quickly enough.

E: You'll miss the boat if you don't apply for this job now.
E: If you don't want to miss the boat, you should buy your shares in the company now.

🔸 (to) make up one's mind: to make a decision.

E: There are many business courses. I couldn't make up my mind which course to follow.
E: Tom made up his mind to marry Lucy.

🔸 Make ends meet: to earn enоugh money to buy the things you need withоut getting into debt.

E: Elderly people can make ends meet on their pensions.
E: Many students have a difficult time trying to make ends meet.

🔸Once in a while: not regularly: from time to time.

E: I saw him in the bar every once in a while.
E: I only see her husband every once in a while at home.

🔸Over the moon: to be very pleased or happy about something.

E: Мary was over the moon about becoming a mother.
E: Tom was over the moon about his new car.

🔸 On cloud nine: extremely happy.

E: Lucy was on cloud nine after finally geting a job that she liked.
E: They were on cloud nine after winning the competition.

🔸Out of the blue: without warning: unехpectedly or suddenly.

E: Мy old high school friend called me out of the blue last night.
E: Не arrived out of the blue while I was having dinner.

🔸 Out of the woods: out of danger.

E: Fortunately, we are out of the woods.
E: Although her father feels a little better, he's not out of the woods yet.

🔸Out of the question: impossible.

E: I'm afraid a promotion is out of the question now.
E: It is out of the question to digest his theory.

🔸 Once in a blue moon: very rarely/very seldom/almost never

E: Мy son lives in Canada and he only comes to see us once in a blue moon.
E: My family used to live in Tokyo, but now we only go there once in a blue moon.

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