π§π±ββParental Aspirationsπ©βπ©βπ¦
Pre-Reading Questions
What do you think your parents would like your future to be?
To what extent are the hopes of your parents the same as yours?
If you and your parents have different ambitions for your future, how do you feel about it?
Reading Passage
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.
Educational qualifications are considered to be very important in the modern world. They are essential for people who want to find reasonably well-paid employment in the professions. For this reason, most parents try to get their children to work hard at school and achieve academic success by doing well in exams. Many parental aspirations also include their children going to university and graduating with a good degree.
Not all children, however, are capable of achieving academic success. This does not matter as long as parents are willing to accept this, but it is quite common for parents to think that all their children have to do is to study hard and they will pass their exams. All too often, they just succeed in causing too much stress in their offspring, with the result that the children either get ill or fail exams that they might otherwise have passed.
There are some children who are quite bright, but who are simply not interested in formal learning. Some might be of an artistic bent and wish to become an artist or designer while some might have a talent for acting. Others may show an aptitude for working with their hands, or want to start their own businesses and become entrepreneurs.
It is perfectly possible for children to achieve such ambitions. However, their parents may well have other ideas, which can lead to family conflict. Strangely enough, many parents are often reluctant to allow children to follow in their footsteps. For example, actors may not wish their children to have a career in the theatre, because of the uncertainty of the profession. Business people may feel that their children will have more status in an academic profession than in the world of commerce.
The opposite situation also arises. Parents who have worked hard to establish a business may want their children to become part of it, only to find that their sons and daughters prefer to look for completely different occupations.
Each generation has different ideas, making communication between the two extremely difficult. Thus, has arisen the aptly named generation gap.
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Pre-Reading Questions
What do you think your parents would like your future to be?
To what extent are the hopes of your parents the same as yours?
If you and your parents have different ambitions for your future, how do you feel about it?
Reading Passage
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.
Educational qualifications are considered to be very important in the modern world. They are essential for people who want to find reasonably well-paid employment in the professions. For this reason, most parents try to get their children to work hard at school and achieve academic success by doing well in exams. Many parental aspirations also include their children going to university and graduating with a good degree.
Not all children, however, are capable of achieving academic success. This does not matter as long as parents are willing to accept this, but it is quite common for parents to think that all their children have to do is to study hard and they will pass their exams. All too often, they just succeed in causing too much stress in their offspring, with the result that the children either get ill or fail exams that they might otherwise have passed.
There are some children who are quite bright, but who are simply not interested in formal learning. Some might be of an artistic bent and wish to become an artist or designer while some might have a talent for acting. Others may show an aptitude for working with their hands, or want to start their own businesses and become entrepreneurs.
It is perfectly possible for children to achieve such ambitions. However, their parents may well have other ideas, which can lead to family conflict. Strangely enough, many parents are often reluctant to allow children to follow in their footsteps. For example, actors may not wish their children to have a career in the theatre, because of the uncertainty of the profession. Business people may feel that their children will have more status in an academic profession than in the world of commerce.
The opposite situation also arises. Parents who have worked hard to establish a business may want their children to become part of it, only to find that their sons and daughters prefer to look for completely different occupations.
Each generation has different ideas, making communication between the two extremely difficult. Thus, has arisen the aptly named generation gap.
@uzlearners
@Mamirova7777
#readandunderstand6
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Vocabulary
πAcademic-ta'lim tizimiga oid, katta tadqiqot va o'qib o'rganishni talab qilgan ilm, nazariya
Academic- universitet yoki kollejda izlanishlarni olib boradigan o'qituvchi
Ambition-maqsad
Ambitious-maqsadli
Aptitude-tabiiy qobiliyat
Artistic-san'atga oid mahoratli
Aspiration-xohish-istak
Aspire-hohlamoq
Bent-tug'ma qobiliyat, qiziqish
Commerse-tijoratga oid biznes
Commercial-tijoriy
Communication-aloqa
Conflict-ziddiyat
Enterpreneur-tadbirkor
Footstep-iz
Fool in your footsteps-izidan bormoq
Generation gap-yoshlar va qariyalar ortasidagi farq
Graduate-bitirmoq
Occupation-mashg'ulot
Offspring-zurriyod
Profession-kasb hunar
Status-jamiyatdagi o'rni
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πAcademic-ta'lim tizimiga oid, katta tadqiqot va o'qib o'rganishni talab qilgan ilm, nazariya
Academic- universitet yoki kollejda izlanishlarni olib boradigan o'qituvchi
Ambition-maqsad
Ambitious-maqsadli
Aptitude-tabiiy qobiliyat
Artistic-san'atga oid mahoratli
Aspiration-xohish-istak
Aspire-hohlamoq
Bent-tug'ma qobiliyat, qiziqish
Commerse-tijoratga oid biznes
Commercial-tijoriy
Communication-aloqa
Conflict-ziddiyat
Enterpreneur-tadbirkor
Footstep-iz
Fool in your footsteps-izidan bormoq
Generation gap-yoshlar va qariyalar ortasidagi farq
Graduate-bitirmoq
Occupation-mashg'ulot
Offspring-zurriyod
Profession-kasb hunar
Status-jamiyatdagi o'rni
@uzlearners
@Mamirova7777
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Vocabular studyππ
π¦Ύπͺable-bodied ___(adjective not disabled; tit and strong) kuchli , hamma narsaga qodir
πͺableism___ (---noun discrimination in favour of those who are able-bodied---)kuchlilarni yoqlash.
π¦Ύableist___-(adjective showing or caused by ableism; connected with ableism-)- kuchsizlarni kamsituvchi
πaccess____ (noun to way of entering or reaching a place. 2 the right. ability or opportunity to use something. A access verb to open a computer file in order to view or change data on it,)--ruhsatnoma
π€appliance ____(noun an electrical device that is used for a particular purpose in the home.)--asbob, jihoz
π§βπΎcompanion ____(noun a person who spends a lot of time with you; a person who travels with you or goes somewhere with you.)--hamroh
π©βπ¦Όdisability____( noun a lack of one or more of the physical or mental abilities that most people have; a condition in which there is a lack of this khd. A people with disabilities see disabled people under disabled)--nogiron, zaiflik
π§βπ¦Όdisabled ___(adjective having a disability of some kind. a disabled people noun plural (also people with disabilities) people who have some kind of disability.)--nogiron
π€³discriminate____ (verb to treat someone or a group of people a different and often unfair way, especially in a worse way. from the way in which you treat other people. discrimination noun the act of treating someone or o group differently. especially less fairly, than others.)--- kamsitish
πdoorway ____(noun the entronce to a building or room where the door is.)--eshik oldi, uyga kirish yo'li
πͺπͺequip ___(verb to provide a person or place with the things that are necessary for a particular purpose. a equipment noun the things that are necessary for a particular purpose.)--jihozlamoq
βescalator ___( noun a moving staircase which carries people between levels of a large building.)-eskalator
β facilities___ (noun plural services. equipment. etc. that are provided for o particular purpose or to fulfil a particular need.)--qulayliklar
πββfend___(, fend for yourself to look after yourself without getting help from anyone else.)-o'zini tashvishini yemoq
π₯floor____ (noun a level of a building; all the rooms on one level of a buildhg.)-- qavat
π΅ββinvisible ____(adjective not able to be seen.)-ko'rinmas
π§βπ»π©βπ»negotiate ____(verb to monoge to travel through something. get past something. etc, where there is some difficulty. 2 to hove o formal discussion with someone or a group of people in order to try to reach an agreement about something; to reach on ogreement on something by means of a formal discussion.)- muzokara qilmoq, baxslashmoq
π©βπ§obstacle___ (noun something that prevents movement or some knd of action or makes this more difficult.)-qiyinchilik tug'diruvchi
π¨βπ¨π§βπ¨patronizing ___(adjective showing that you think that you are better, more intelligent. more knowledgeable. more experienced, etc. thon someone else.)-- homiylarcha, tarafdorlarcha
π¨βπ¨patronizingly ___(adverb in a patronizing way. patronize verb to treat someone in a patronizing way.)- homiylik yo'li bilan
π₯π₯πprovision___ (noun something that is provided or supplied; the act of providing or supplying something.)--ta'min, ta'minot
π₯―provisions___ (noun plural supplies of food and other necessary things.)--ta'minotlar
πramp __(noun a sloping surface used. for example. to get from one level of a road, building, etc to a higher or lower one.)--yasama nishoblik
π―roomy__ (adjective having plenty of space or room.)--juda katta bo'sh joyli
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