Topic: Shoes


What’s your favorite type of shoes?

My favorite type of shoes is definitely sneakers. I love them because they’re not only good-looking but also very comfortable. Whenever I wear them, I feel really light and relaxed.

Do you prefer to wear shoes that are comfortable or good looking?

I actually prefer both, because I think

comfort

and appearance are equally important. But

if I had to choose just one, I’d probably go for comfort.

The reason is, if I wear something good-looking but not comfortable, I may feel bad and regret it during the day.

Have you ever bought shoes online?

Not really, at least not so far. Sometimes

shoe ads pop up on my feed

and they look really

tempting

, but I haven’t bought them online yet. Maybe I’m just a bit

skeptical about

online shopping.

How much money do you usually spend on shoes?

It really depends.

On average

, I usually spend around 20 to 25 dollars. But if I find

a pair of sneakers

that I really love,

I don’t mind spending a lot more on them.

Topic vocabulary: shoes

👟 Sneakers - krasovka
👟 I feel really light - men o’zimni yengil his qilaman.
👟 Comfort - qulaylik
👟 a pair of shoes - bir juft oyoq kiyim
👟 Shoe ads - oyoq kiyim reklamalari
👟 To pop up on my feed - lentamda paydo bo‘ladi
👟 To be tempting - o’ziga tortadigan, o’ziga kuchli jalb qiladigan
👟 To be skeptical - ikkilanmoq, shubhalanmoq
👟 On average - o’rtacha

Common mistake:
❌ I feel comfortable when I wear it
✅ I feel comfortable when I wear them

You cannot say “it”.
You should say “them”, “a pair of shoes” or just “shoes”


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Collocations with “GET”

🟠 Get along with - yaxshi chiqishmoq
🟠 Get in trouble - muammoga kirib qolmoq
🟠 Get to know - tanimoq
🟠 Get the impression - birinchi taassurotni olmoq
🟠 Get wrong - natog’ri tushinmoq
🟠 Get on someone’s nerves - kimningdur asabiga tegmoq
🟠 Get rid of - olib tashlamoq


Phrases with “GET”

🟢 Get away - tat’il olmoq, dam olmoq
🟢 Get over - tuzalmoq
🟢 Get into - ga qiziqib qolmoq, sohasiga kirmoq
🟢 Get used to - odat qilishni boshlamoq


Adjectives with “GET”

🟫 Get angry - jahli chiqmoq
🟫 Get dressed - kiyinmoq
🟫 Get distracted - chalg’ib ketmoq
🟫 Get a promotion - lavozimi oshmoq


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