Lesson Types of Families 1

30 when in Rome, do as the Romans do – borgan joyning qonun-qoidalariga rioya
qilishing kerak
31 All roads lead to Rome – (hamma yo’llar Rimga olib boradi) hamma yo’l bilan
(maqsadinga) o’sha manzilga erishasan.
In order to improve your speaking, either watch English movies or speak to native
speakers, all roads lead to Rome.

Areas of Land in the countryside:

Moorland / the Moors – collective u/c noun – a large and high area of land that is covered in grass and ‘heather’ (purple coloured plant shown in picture). Often, these are areas that are maintained for, and associated, with hunting.

A National Park – countable noun – An area of land in the countryside that is legally protected by the government because of its beauty and/or scientific or ecological importance.

Farmland – collective u/c noun – land used for farming
Hill – noun -An area of land that is smaller than a mountain (in England, this is typically less than 700 meters tall) although higher than the other areas around it. The collective name for the hills that are on the edges of mountainous areas is ‘the foothills’ – the foothills of the Pyrenees
Woodland – collective noun – an area covered with trees. A large area of woodland can also be called a forest
Valley – A low and long area of land between mountains and/or hills that usually has a river in it


meadow – An area of grassland where wild flowers grow

A Field – a large and open area of land on a farm for animals or growing crops.
coast – collective noun – the area of land that borders the sea