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2021-03-02 22:13:25 So'zlashuv uchun: Lug'at
Kundalik Suhbatlashuvlar

Let's go. — qani ketdik
Me too. — men ham
My name is ... —mening ismim ....
Next time. — keyingi safar
Nice to meet you. — tanishganimdan xursandman
No problem. — muammo yo'q
No, thank you. — yoʻq, rahmat
No way. — bo'lishi mumkin emas
Not yet. — hali emas
Nothing else. — Boshqa hech narsa
On the left. — chapga
On the right. — oʻngga
Over here. — bu yerda
Over there. — ana u yerda
Right here. — Mana shu yerda
Right there. — U yerda
See you later. — Ko'rishguncha
See you soon. — tez orada koʻrishguncha
See you tomorrow. — Ertaga ko'rishguncha
Shut up! — Og'zingni yop!
Sit down, please. — O'tiring! marhamat
Stand back. — Orqaga turing
Step aside. —Bir chetga surib qo'ying
Take care. — oʻzingizni extiyot qiling

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2021-03-02 19:55:45 Speaking Part 2 in Uzbekistan — 01.03.2021

Describe a skill you need long time to learn

You should say

What it is
Where you can learn it
How to learn it
And explain why you need long time to learn it-

I would like to talk about learning a language, which definitely requires a lot of time and patience. I think many people go into learning a language expecting to speak fluently after a few short months which can lead them to disappointment. I think to truly be fluent in a language, you need at least 3 years, preferably living and immersing yourself in that country. Language starts with the grammar and sentence structure, then being able to listen and respond, then onto reading and writing which is a whole different ball game. Even those who can communicate effectively would still struggle to read a novel or literature in that language. You can begin to learn a language in various ways. For one, you can learn it in school and a language center, which is a good base for grammar especially. Secondly, you can study it on your own, maybe even by watching youtube videos, series/movies, listening to music, etc. which is becoming more of a trend nowadays due to the high costs of studying at a language center. Moreover, you can learn it by starting a relationship with someone and figuring out a way to communicate after some time I think it usually happens fast when you catch feelings for someone who doesn't speak the same language! Lastly, you can move to that country and pick it up there. I would say this is the best way, although many don't have this opportunity I think language learning is a tedious process because it involves many different skills, such as memorization, pronunciation, grammar, etc., and requires you to think out of the box, which doesn't come easily for some. Moreover, I think it takes your brain a long time to accept another language when you've spent your whole life making memories in one. All in all, it is no easy task.

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Vocabulary

Go into doing; to star doing smth
Different ball game; a different challenge
Figure out; to find or think
Catch feelings; to start feeling emotions for someone
Pick something up;  to learn something by watching or listening to other people
Tedious; long, detailed
Think out of the box; to think differently

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2021-03-02 16:37:39 Past Continuous Tense !
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Affirmative Sentences !
Subject+was+V(+ing)+... .
I/He/She/It+was+V(+ing)
You/We/They+were+V(+ing)

Negative Sentences !
Subject+was/were+not+V(+ing)
I/He/She/It+was+not+V(+ing)
You/We/They+were+not+V(+ing)

Interrogative Sentences !
Was/Were+subject+V(+ing)...?
Was+I/he/she/it+V(+ing)....?
Were+you/we/they+V(+ing)...?

Questions with interrogative words (what,where,which,who) !
Wh_word+was/were+subject+V(+ing)...?
What+was+I/he/she/it+V(+ing)...?
Who+were+you/we/they+V(+ing)...?


O'tgan Davomli Zamon !

Darak Gaplar !
Subject+was+V(+ing)+... .
I/He/She/It+was+V(+ing)
You/We/They+were+V(+ing)

Inkor Gaplar !
Subject+was/were+not+V(+ing)
I/He/She/It+was+not+V(+ing)
You/We/They+were+not+V(+ing)

So'roq Gaplar !
Was/Were+subject+V(+ing)...?
Was+I/he/she/it+V(+ing)....?
Were+you/we/they+V(+ing)...?

So'roq so'zli so'roq gaplar (what,where,which,who) !
Wh_word+was/were+subject+V(+ing)...?
What+was+I/he/she/it+V(+ing)...?
Who+were+you/we/they+V(+ing)...?

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2021-03-02 16:37:20 #Murphy_5_Videolessons
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2021-03-02 12:30:29 #Murphy_5_Videolessons
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2021-03-01 15:12:48 #Murphy_5_Videolessons
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