Namangan davlat universiteti ingliz filologiyasi fakulteti amaliy ingliz tili kafedrasi

Tell participants this: When I was a little girl I had a different life. I used to live in Samarkand with my big family: my mum, dad, 2 brothers and 2 sisters. Our grandparents also lived with us.
Ask the whole class:
Do you think I still live in Samarkand? (No, you live in Tashkent)
Are you all from Tashkent? (Find a student who is not from Tashkent)
Did any of you live somewhere else in your childhood?
Nargiza? Did you live in Fergana? (Yes)
Do you now live in Tashkent? (Yes)
Write on the board Nargiza used to live in Fergana and now she lives in Tashkent.
(Elicit at least one more example and write it on the board as well.)
Tell participants
this
In Samarkand our family used to have an 8-roomed house big enough for so many people.
Ask the whole class
Do you think my parents still have the same big house? (No)
Tell participants this:
OK, my parents still live in Samarkand but in a different, much smaller place because most of their children moved to other places. I married and moved to Tashkent, for example. My childhood was a wonderful time. My father used to take my brother and me to the children’s park which was just 5 minutes walk from where we lived.
Ask the whole class:
Do you think we still go to the park with my dad? (No)
Did you like to go to the children’s parks with your parents? (Find a
student who did)
Ulugbek? What park did you go to?
Did you go there often?
Write on the board Ulugbek used to go to the park at least once a week in his childhood.
(Elicit at least one more example and write it on the board as well.)
Tell participants this:The park we went to was full of carousels and other attractions. My favourite one was a big dipper. My brother and I used to ride it 3 times in a row and were never scared.
Ask the whole class
Do you think I can do it now? (No)
Did any of you have a favourite carousel that you could ride many times when you were a child? Aziza? A swing? And you were not afraid? (If you don’t know the word in English, just use it in Russian or Uzbek)