Gumanitar va ijtimoiy fanlar

TASK ONE : Answer the questions.

1. Where did Jack live?

2. Who did he live with?
3. Did he live in a small village or in a town?
4. Were they very rich or very poor?
5. Why did his mother want to sell the cow?
6. Did Jack sell the cow at the market?
7. What was happened to the way of the market?
TASK TWO: Give the antonym to the following words;
1.long time ago 2.poor 3.summer. 4.sell 5.good 6.angry 7.hungry
a)recently b)full c)bad d) happy e) rich f)winter g)buy
TASK THREE : Make up your own questions;
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3.
TASK FOUR: Learn the following words and phrases
1. a long, a long time ago - qadim,qadim zamonda
2. very poor - juda kambag’al
3. grass- o’t-o’lan
4. a good price - yaxshi narx
5. to the market - bozorga
6. a little old man - kichkina keksa odam
7. very good cow - juda yaxshi sigir
TASK FIVE : Try to speak about the text
LESSON 7


MUCH VA MANY OLMOSHLARI
1. Much va many olmoshlari olmosh-sifat va olmosh-ot bo’lib keladi.
2. Much va many olmoshlari ko’p ma’nosida olmosh-sifat bo’lib keladi.
Much donalab sanalmaydgan otlar oldida many donalab sanaladigan otlar
oldida ishlatiladi. I haven't much work to do today.
Do you spend much time on your homework.
Has he many friends in London? Many people attended the meeting.
3. Much va many ko'plik, ka'bi ma'nosida olmosh-ot bo'lib keladi. Ushbu holda much va many dan keyin ko`pincha of predlogi ishlatiladi: Much of what you say is true. Much of the work was done before dinner.
Many of the students of the third course will take part in this work.
4. Much va many asosan so'roq va bo`lishsiz gaplarda ishlatiladi:
Have you much work to do today? I haven't many French books.
5. Much va many ega bo'lib kelsa, egaga aniqlovchi bo`lib kelsa yoki very, rather, too, so, as, how so`zlari bilan aniqlanib kelsa bo`lishli gaplarda ishlatiladi: There are very many illustrations in this magazine.
Many people attended the meeting yesterday.
You spent too much time on this translation.
Much water has flowed under the bridge since that time.
6. Boshqa hollarda bo’lishli gaplarda much o’rnida a lot (of), lots(of), plenty(of), a good deal (of), a great deal(of)-ishlatiladi. Many o’rnida a lot (of), lots(of), plenty(of), a good many, a great many-ishlatiladi.
Uzbekistan exports a great deal of cotton.
There’re plenty of English books in the library.


Regular verbs
The past simple and past participle of regular verbs end in -ed. For example: clean- cleaned, improve- improved, paint-painted, carry- carried

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  I cleaned my room yesterday. (past simple)
  
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  Your English has improved. ( present perfect )
  
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  The house was dirty. We hadn’t cleaned it for a long time.(past perfect)
  
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  He was carried out of the room.(past simple passive)
  

When the past simple and past participle do not end in – ed the verb is irregular.
These verbs can be regular or irregular:
Burn burnt or burned smell smelt or smelled
Dream dreamt or dreamed spell spelt or spelled
Learn learnt or learned spill spilt or spilled
Lean leant or leaned spoil spoilt or spoiled