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Describing People . Learn English
Learn how to describe peopleð
Learn how to describe peopleð
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Adjectives regarding to describtion of personalityðAdjectives regarding to describtion of personalityðAdjectives regarding to describtion of personalityð(insondagi fazilatlarni tasvirlaydigan sifatlar)
-Honest - holis, vijdonlið
-Shy-uyatchangðĪŦ
-Talkative-zo'r kelishib ketadiganð
-Nice-ajoyibð
-Outgoing-kirishimlið
-Patien-sabrlið
-Funny-hushchaqchaqð
-Confident-o'ziga ishonganð
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Adjectives regarding to describtion of personalityðAdjectives regarding to describtion of personalityðAdjectives regarding to describtion of personalityð(insondagi fazilatlarni tasvirlaydigan sifatlar)
-Honest - holis, vijdonlið
-Shy-uyatchangðĪŦ
-Talkative-zo'r kelishib ketadiganð
-Nice-ajoyibð
-Outgoing-kirishimlið
-Patien-sabrlið
-Funny-hushchaqchaqð
-Confident-o'ziga ishonganð
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Atractiveness-jalb qiladigan tomonlari
Pretty-kelishganððĐðąââ
Cute-yoqimtoyðââðââ
Beatiful-chiroylið§ââð§
Heigh-bo'y basti
Tallððââ
AverageðŦ
Short-kaltaðââðââ
Weight-hajmi
Slim-oriqððš
Thin-ozg'inðšð
Average weight-o'rtacha og'irlikð
Muscular-kelishganðââ
Litlle heavy-biroz og'irroqðĐâð
Talk abour the hair-sochni tasvirlash
Short hairð§âðͰð§âðͰ
Long hairð§ââ
Medium length hairðĐâðĶģðĐâðͰ
Style-imidji
Strait hairðĐâðžðĐ
Wavy hair-jingalak sochðĐâðĶąð§âðĶą
Curly hair- katta katta qayrilgan sochlarð§ââ
Color-rangi
Blond hair-sariq sochðĐâðž
Red hair-qizil sochðĐâðĪ
Greh hair-oq sochð§ââðĐâðĶģ
Brown hair-jigarrang sochð§âðͰðĐâðͰ
Black hair-qora sochðââðââ
Others-boshqa qo'shimchað
Bald-kalð§âðĶēðĻâðĶē
Moustache-mo'ylovliðĻâðĶģðĻâðĶģ
Beard-soqollið§ð§
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Pretty-kelishganððĐðąââ
Cute-yoqimtoyðââðââ
Beatiful-chiroylið§ââð§
Heigh-bo'y basti
Tallððââ
AverageðŦ
Short-kaltaðââðââ
Weight-hajmi
Slim-oriqððš
Thin-ozg'inðšð
Average weight-o'rtacha og'irlikð
Muscular-kelishganðââ
Litlle heavy-biroz og'irroqðĐâð
Talk abour the hair-sochni tasvirlash
Short hairð§âðͰð§âðͰ
Long hairð§ââ
Medium length hairðĐâðĶģðĐâðͰ
Style-imidji
Strait hairðĐâðžðĐ
Wavy hair-jingalak sochðĐâðĶąð§âðĶą
Curly hair- katta katta qayrilgan sochlarð§ââ
Color-rangi
Blond hair-sariq sochðĐâðž
Red hair-qizil sochðĐâðĪ
Greh hair-oq sochð§ââðĐâðĶģ
Brown hair-jigarrang sochð§âðͰðĐâðͰ
Black hair-qora sochðââðââ
Others-boshqa qo'shimchað
Bald-kalð§âðĶēðĻâðĶē
Moustache-mo'ylovliðĻâðĶģðĻâðĶģ
Beard-soqollið§ð§
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You can learn it easily by this
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Too Much Traffic
Pre-Reading Questions
ðDo you think your city has too much traffic? Give your reasons.
ðDo you support actions to control city traffic?
ðWould you own a car if you are of age to drive and can afford to? Why or why not?
Many of the problems which face governments nowadays are international ones. Take traffic, for example. All the major cities of the world are having to try to find ways of dealing with too many vehicles and the congested roads which they cause.
A large number of the vehicles which clog our cities are private cars. Motorists are very reluctant to leave their precious cars behind and go to work on public transport, despite the constant traffic jams. They regard buses, trams and trains as being for other people, while they themselves like to drive from door to door. Thus, our roads are chock-a-block with traffic.
Of course, parking space is not always available. Some firms provide car parks or garages, where at least some of their employees can leave their cars. Most people, however, have to rely on public car parks, often multi-storey ones, or else try to park in the street. Since this is usually highly restricted, with many parking meters in evidence, parking is a source of frustration to many motorists.
People who are otherwise quite law-abiding are apt to take a bit of a risk when it comes to traffic offences. Thus, they ignore both signs that say 'NO PARKING' and lines painted down the edge of the road which indicate parking restrictions. Should they be away from their cars for longer than the amount of time allowed by the parking meter, they are not worriedâuntil they see that the traffic warden has left a parking ticket on their windscreen, and realize that they will have to pay a fine.
The authorities in more and more cities are trying to keep cars out of the city centre. With this aim, they have pedestrianized large areas and introduced park-and-ride schemes so that people will leave their cars at the city boundary and complete their journey by bus.
Still, there are fears that ever-increasing traffic will cause gridlock in cities, particularly at rush hours. With so many tailbacks and bottle-necks on so many roads, motoring is no longer a pleasure. Why, then, do sonany of us persist in using our cars?
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Pre-Reading Questions
ðDo you think your city has too much traffic? Give your reasons.
ðDo you support actions to control city traffic?
ðWould you own a car if you are of age to drive and can afford to? Why or why not?
Now read the passage below. You can look up the meanings of the words and phrases in bold in the Vocabulary Study section that follows.Many of the problems which face governments nowadays are international ones. Take traffic, for example. All the major cities of the world are having to try to find ways of dealing with too many vehicles and the congested roads which they cause.
A large number of the vehicles which clog our cities are private cars. Motorists are very reluctant to leave their precious cars behind and go to work on public transport, despite the constant traffic jams. They regard buses, trams and trains as being for other people, while they themselves like to drive from door to door. Thus, our roads are chock-a-block with traffic.
Of course, parking space is not always available. Some firms provide car parks or garages, where at least some of their employees can leave their cars. Most people, however, have to rely on public car parks, often multi-storey ones, or else try to park in the street. Since this is usually highly restricted, with many parking meters in evidence, parking is a source of frustration to many motorists.
People who are otherwise quite law-abiding are apt to take a bit of a risk when it comes to traffic offences. Thus, they ignore both signs that say 'NO PARKING' and lines painted down the edge of the road which indicate parking restrictions. Should they be away from their cars for longer than the amount of time allowed by the parking meter, they are not worriedâuntil they see that the traffic warden has left a parking ticket on their windscreen, and realize that they will have to pay a fine.
The authorities in more and more cities are trying to keep cars out of the city centre. With this aim, they have pedestrianized large areas and introduced park-and-ride schemes so that people will leave their cars at the city boundary and complete their journey by bus.
Still, there are fears that ever-increasing traffic will cause gridlock in cities, particularly at rush hours. With so many tailbacks and bottle-necks on so many roads, motoring is no longer a pleasure. Why, then, do sonany of us persist in using our cars?
@Mamirova7777
@uzlearners
Vocabulary Study
bottle-neck noun a place where a road grows narrow or a place where there is often a great deal of traffic, causing traffic either to slow down or slop completely.
car park noun an area of ground or a building where cars can be parked temporarily.
bottle-neck noun a place where a road grows narrow or a place where there is often a great deal of traffic, causing traffic either to slow down or slop completely.
car park noun an area of ground or a building where cars can be parked temporarily.
ðVocabulary
Bottle-neck-probka ko'p bo'ladigan joylar
Car-park-moshinalar turadigan joy
Chock-a-block-butunlay to'lgan, yopiq
Clog-aktive yo'l harakatini to'xtatmoq
Congested-zich
Fine-jarima
Frustration-g'azabni qo'zgaladigan
Garage-moshina saqlanadigan maxsus xona
Gridlock-yo'llarda zichlik bo'ladigan vaziyat
Motorist- haydovchilar
Multi-storey-ko'l bo'limli
Multi-storey-- car parkning moshina qo'yish uchun turli xil bo'limlari
Offence-haqorat , qonunga bo'ysinmaslik
Park-and-ride---transportlarning yo'l chekkasida saqlanish sonini kamaytirish uchun sistema(adj)
Parking meter-car parkda moshinaning qancha vaqt saqlanganligini ko'rsatuvchi aftomatik qurilma
Parking ticket-noqonuniy tarzda moshinani joylashtirganingiz haqida ogohnama yoki jarima stikeri
Pedestrianized- faqat piyodalar yurish joyi
Pedestrian crossing--piyodalar o'tish joyi(tratuar)
Private car-xususiy avtomabil
Public transport- jamoat transporti
Restriction-- cheklovchi qonun, qoida
Restrict-cheklamoq
Rush-hour- ko'chada moshinalar to'la boladigan vaqtlar. Masalan: ertalab odamlar maktab, ishga boradigan vaqt
Tallback-juda sekin harakatlanishga tog'ri keladigan linyalar, yo'llarda biror nimaning natijasida probka hosil bo'lishi
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Bottle-neck-probka ko'p bo'ladigan joylar
Car-park-moshinalar turadigan joy
Chock-a-block-butunlay to'lgan, yopiq
Clog-aktive yo'l harakatini to'xtatmoq
Congested-zich
Fine-jarima
Frustration-g'azabni qo'zgaladigan
Garage-moshina saqlanadigan maxsus xona
Gridlock-yo'llarda zichlik bo'ladigan vaziyat
Motorist- haydovchilar
Multi-storey-ko'l bo'limli
Multi-storey-- car parkning moshina qo'yish uchun turli xil bo'limlari
Offence-haqorat , qonunga bo'ysinmaslik
Park-and-ride---transportlarning yo'l chekkasida saqlanish sonini kamaytirish uchun sistema(adj)
Parking meter-car parkda moshinaning qancha vaqt saqlanganligini ko'rsatuvchi aftomatik qurilma
Parking ticket-noqonuniy tarzda moshinani joylashtirganingiz haqida ogohnama yoki jarima stikeri
Pedestrianized- faqat piyodalar yurish joyi
Pedestrian crossing--piyodalar o'tish joyi(tratuar)
Private car-xususiy avtomabil
Public transport- jamoat transporti
Restriction-- cheklovchi qonun, qoida
Restrict-cheklamoq
Rush-hour- ko'chada moshinalar to'la boladigan vaqtlar. Masalan: ertalab odamlar maktab, ishga boradigan vaqt
Tallback-juda sekin harakatlanishga tog'ri keladigan linyalar, yo'llarda biror nimaning natijasida probka hosil bo'lishi
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Fixing ANNOYING Truck Traffic | Cities Skylines
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Jesse Ruben - This Is Why I Need You (Lyrics/Lyric Video)
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Jesse Ruben - This Is Why I Need You (Lyrics/Lyric Video)
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You can listen togatherly sing
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ðMavzu: Imperative sentences.( Buyruq gaplar).
âïļBuyruq gap bu o'z nomi bilan ko'rinib turibdiki : Bu- biror bir shaxsga nisbatan buyruq ma'nosida aytiladigan gaplar.
ð.Masalan:Write! ( yoz)ð
Clean ! ( tozalab oling)
Buyruq gapda biror bir ish xarakatni bajarishini so'rasak egani tashlab fe'l bilan gapni boshlaymiz. Ba'zan faqat bitta fe'lning o'zidan ham buyruq gap yasaladi.
M:n: Do it ! ( uni bajaring)
Read!( o'qing)ð
Look at me!( Menga Qarang)ð
Listen to me!ð( meni eshiting)ð
Be quiet !ð·( jim bo'ling)
Biror xarakatni bajarishini taqiqlasak biz " Do not " yoki uning qisqartma shakli "do'nt" dan foydalanamiz.
M:n; Don't read book!ð( kitobni o'qimang)
Don't write !ð ( yozmang)
Don't look !ð ( qaramang)
Shu orqali buyruq gaplar yasaladi.
Buyruq gaplar faqat buyruq ma'nosida emas Iltimos ma'nosida ham kelishi mumkin.
M:n: Open the window. Please! (Derazani oching. Iltimos).
Biz "Let's" dan taklif kiritish uchun foydalanamiz. O'zbek tiliga "Kel,..." deb tarjima qilinadi. Masalan: Let's do our homework. Kel uyga vazifani bajaramiz.
Thank you for your attention!
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âïļBuyruq gap bu o'z nomi bilan ko'rinib turibdiki : Bu- biror bir shaxsga nisbatan buyruq ma'nosida aytiladigan gaplar.
ð.Masalan:Write! ( yoz)ð
Clean ! ( tozalab oling)
Buyruq gapda biror bir ish xarakatni bajarishini so'rasak egani tashlab fe'l bilan gapni boshlaymiz. Ba'zan faqat bitta fe'lning o'zidan ham buyruq gap yasaladi.
M:n: Do it ! ( uni bajaring)
Read!( o'qing)ð
Look at me!( Menga Qarang)ð
Listen to me!ð( meni eshiting)ð
Be quiet !ð·( jim bo'ling)
Biror xarakatni bajarishini taqiqlasak biz " Do not " yoki uning qisqartma shakli "do'nt" dan foydalanamiz.
M:n; Don't read book!ð( kitobni o'qimang)
Don't write !ð ( yozmang)
Don't look !ð ( qaramang)
Shu orqali buyruq gaplar yasaladi.
Buyruq gaplar faqat buyruq ma'nosida emas Iltimos ma'nosida ham kelishi mumkin.
M:n: Open the window. Please! (Derazani oching. Iltimos).
Biz "Let's" dan taklif kiritish uchun foydalanamiz. O'zbek tiliga "Kel,..." deb tarjima qilinadi. Masalan: Let's do our homework. Kel uyga vazifani bajaramiz.
Thank you for your attention!
ðââïļð
ðŽð§ @uzlearners
@Mamirova7777
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Don't sit down. Wash your hands. (Imperative sentence) - English song for Kids - Sing a song
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