Vocabulary
Ex 6. Match the words from the text with their definitions.
1.To giggle
2.To soak
3.To die down
4.To devote time to
5.Stuff
6.To keep an eye on
7.Chores
8.Priorities
1.To laugh nervously
2.To make something completely wet
3.To become quieter or weaker
4.To give time to
5.Ordinary, everyday things
6.To watch carefully
7.Everyday jobs around the house
8.Things which are seen as most important
1.To giggle
2.To soak
3.To die down
4.To devote time to
5.Stuff
6.To keepan eye on
7.Chores
8.Priorities
Kulmoq uchun
Namlash uchun
O’lish uchun
Vaqt ajratish uchun
narsalar
Kuzatib turish uchun
Uy ishlari
ustuvorliklar
Ex 2. Read Part 1 of a story about a philosophy lecture. Answer the questions
Why does the professor say that it’s important to pay attention to the question? What other things does he use apart from pebbles? What do you think he’s trying to teach the students? Explain to students that they are going to read a story divided into two parts and then listen to the final section. In this first part, students practice reading for specific information and interpreting meaning. Set the task and give students time to read Part 1 and answer the questions.Allow students time to discuss their answers with a partner. Check answers with the class. He wanted them to realize that he didn’t ask whether it was full of pebbles – he asked if it was full. Peas, sand, and beer Student’s own answers Ex 2. Work with a partner. In each group of sentences, which phrasal verb is literal? Which to are idiomatic? What do they mean?
a My mum brought up five children while working full – time.
Onam to’liq ishlagan holda besh 5 farzandni tarbiyalagan. ( brought up > tarbiyalagan)
b The hotel porter will bring your bags up to your room.
Mehmonxona posbonlari sumkalaringizni xonangizga olib keladi. ( bring up > tarbiyalamoq, olib kelmoq)
c Don’t bring up the subjrct of money too early in a job interview
Ish mavzusida pul mavzusini juda erta ko’tarmang. ( bring up > ko’tarmoq, tarbiyalamoq)
2 a My business really took off last year.
Mening biznesim haqiqattan ham o’tgan yili o’ldi (took of > o’ldi, uchib ketti)
b Would you minf taking off your shoes?
Oyoq kiyimni yechsangiz maylimi
c The flight took off half an hour late, but we still managed to arrive on time.
Reys yarim soat kechikib uchdi, lekin baribir vaqtiga keldik ( took off > uchdi, uchib ketti)
3 a I was so tired I dropped off to sleep while watching TV
Men juda charchagan edim, televizor ko’rib uxlab qoldim( dropped of > ......... )
b The box dropped off the back of the truck as it went round the corner.
Quti burchakdan aylanayotganda yuk mashinasini orqa qismidan tushib ketdi. ( droped off > tushib ketdi)
c If you want a lift, I can drop you off at the rail station.
Agar siz liftni xohlasangiz men sizni temir yo’l stansiyasiga qo’yib yuborishim mumkin
( drop you off > qo’yib yubormoq )
4 a Don’t worry, the dog can’t grt over that wall-it’s to high!
Xavotir olmang, it bu devordan o’ta olmaydi , u juda baland. ( get over > yengib o’tmoq)
b I can’t get over the fact that he lied to me!
U menga yolg’on gapirayotganini tushuna olmayapman ( get over > yengib o’tmoq )
c It’s difficult to get over to young people why pensions are important.
Yoshlarga pensiya nima uchun muhimligini tushunish qiyin ( get over > tushunolmaslik)