Namangan davlat universiteti leksika stilistika kafedrasi

Infinitive	Simple Present tense	Simple Past tense
Past Participle
To beat	beat	beat	Beaten
To begin	begin	Began	begun
To bind	bind	bound	bound
To bite	bite	bit	bitten
To blow	blow	blew	blown
To break	break	broke	broken
To bring	bring	brought	brought
To build	build	built	built
To buy	buy	bought	bought
Tocatch	catch	caught	caught
To choose	choose	chose	chosen
To do	do	did	done
To drink	drink	drank	drunk
To drive	drive	drove	driven
To eat	eat	ate	eaten
To fall	fall	fell	fallen
To feel	feel	felt	felt
To find	find	found	found
To fly	fly	flew	flown
To forget	forget	forgot	forgotten
To get	get	got	got
To give	give	gave	given
To hear	hear	heard	heard
To hide	hide	hid	hidden
To keep	keep	kept	kept
To know	know	knew	known
To lead	lead	led	led
To leave	leave	left	left
To lose	lose	lost	lost
To make	make	made	made
To meet	meet	met	met
To pay	pay	paid	paid
To ride	ride	rode	ridden
To run	run	ran	run
To say	say	said	said
To see	see	saw	seen
To sell	sell	sold	sold
To send	send	sent	sent
To sing	sing	sang	sung
To sink	sink	sank	sunk
To sit	sit	sat	sat
To speak	speak	spoke	spoken
To spend	spend	spent	spent
To stand	stand	stood	stood
To steal	steal	stole	stolen
To strive	strive	strove	striven
To swim	swim	swam	swun
To take	take	took	taken
To teach	teach	taught	taught
To tear	tear	tore	Torn
To tell	tell	told	told
To think	think	thought	thought
To throw	throw	threw	Thrown
To understand	understand	understood	Understood
Ba’zi fe’llarning shakli o’zgarmaydi:
To bet	bet	bet	bet
To bid	bid	bid	bid
To cost	cost	cost	cost
To cut	cut	cut	cut
To fit	fit	fit	fit
To hit	hit	hit	hit
To put	put	put	put
To quit	quit	quit	Quit
To read	read	read	read
To shut	shut	shut	shut
To spread	spread	spread	spread

1. Write the prepositions in, on, at.

1. …. 6 June. 7. ….. 24 September.

2. …. 8 oc’lock. 8. … Friday.

… Wednesday. 9. …. 1984.

4. …. Half past two. 10. …. September

5. … 12.30 a.m. 11. …. Christmas Day.

6. …. 1997. 12. ….winter.
2. Write to or at if necessary.

1. Joy didn’t go ………. work yesterday.

2. Ann is ill. She has gone …………… the doctor.

3. Are you going ……………… the party on Saturday evening?

4. I talked to some nice people ………………. the party.

5. Where were you this morning? I was ………work.

6. Do you usualy walk ………….. work? No, I go by bicycle.

7. We had a good meal ……. A restaurant and then we went back …… the hotel.

8. What time are you going …….. home?

9. Will you be ………….. home this afternoon?

10. I went ……………………. Mary’s house but she wasn’t ………… home.

11. There were no taxis, so we walked ………home.

12. How often do you go ……………….. the dentist.

13. What time do you usualy arrive ………….. work in the morning?

14. It was very late when we arrived …………. home.

15. The boy jumped into the river and swam …….. the other side.

16. Would you like to study ……………….. university.

17. There were 20,000 people ………………….. the football match.

18. Are your children here? No, they’re ………… school.

3. Complete the sentences with a prerosition (at/by/with, about).

1. 
   Some people talk ………. their work all the time.
   
2. 
   How did you get here? …………………… bus? No, ……… foot.
   
3. 
   In Britain, children normally start school …………… the age of five.
   
4. 
   It’s not easy to live ………….money.
   
5. 
   In tennis, you hit the ball ……………….a racket.
   
6. 
   Hamlet, Othello and Macbeth are plays …………… William Shakespeare.
   
7. 
   Do you know much …………… econornics? Yes, I studed it ….university.
   
8. 
   How long does it take from New York to Los Angeles ………… plan?
   
9. 
   Which is your house? The one …….. the red door.
   
10. 
    These trains are very fast – they can travel …………… very high speeds.
    
11. 
    Did Val tell you …. .. her new job in a bookshop?
    
12. 
    Have you heard the new record ………………… Cavlin Swoon?
    
13. 
    My grandmother died ………… the age of 98.
    
14. 
    Yesterday evening I went to a restaurant …………. some friends of mine.
    
15. 
    The door is locked. You can’t get into the room ……………… a key.
    
16. 
    Two men were arrested ………………. The police and taken to the station.
    
17. 
    Can you give me some information …….. hotels in this town.
    
18. 
    I like stories ………………. happy endings.
    
19. 
    She doesn’t use her car very often – she goes everywhere …………....bicycle.
    
20. 
    Would you like something to drink …… your meal?
    
21. 
    Water freeezes ……………………. 0 dengrees celsius.
    
22. 
    In Britain it’s exespensive to travel ……………. train.
    

Munoo becomes a survant

“Where is the cream, you little monkey?” the young Babu in a merry voice. “Go and bring us some butter and the cream.”

“Here are the cream and the butter,” called Bibiji from the kitchen. “Let them eat and fatten while I slave.” Munoo brought the cream to the living–room. Then he stood at the door again. He liked the young Babu who was so merry and spoke so kindly to him. “Where are you now, you lazy boy?” shouted Bibiji when she heard that Sheila was asking her uncle if she could give Munoo some tea. “Is there no work to do here?” Munoo went back to the kitchen, Sheila’s kind words had touched him to the heart. “Sheila and Babu are kind” he said to himself. “They wanted to give me tea.But Bibiji is terrible woman and she seems to hate me”

A little later, when his mistress was in the yard Munoo entered Prem’s room again. The young man was shaving. Of all the most wonderful things that Munoo had seen since he came to town yesterday, the little machine with the teeth which the young Babu held in his hand was the most wonderful.

“What are you looking at, you monkey?” said the babu merrily and he laughed seeing the surprise in the boy’s eyes. Munoo smiled in admiration.

“Babuji, “ he said after a while, “does this machine cost a lot of money?”

“ Do you want to shave your hear of your head?” asked Prem laughing. “Bring me a towel from the other room and I shall give you a blade,” he added.

Munoo ran to the other room to bring the towel,and his heart was full of admiration and love for the young Babu.

“Oh, you bad boy,where have you been?Is there no work to do that you run from one room to another. Haven’t I told you that your place is in the kitchen? Can’t you understand it, must I break your bones before you understand?”

“What must I do now?” asked running back to the kitchen. “What must you do!” she shouted again. “Isn’t there anything to do? Have you no eyes or what? Look at those dishes and tea-thing which must be washed up” Munoo began to wash up the tea things. He found that as soon as he poured water on the white chalk the things became clean. “That’s easy,”he said.And he quickly poured water on some cups and put them for dry.

“Oh, what are you doing! Clean those cups just as we clean the metal pots,and clean them well,so that no dirt remains.”

With a heavy heart munoo set to work again. At home his aunt had done the housework herself and when he helped her she was very kind to him. He remembered that sometimes his aunt had even kissed him. Now he understood his position in this world. He was a slave here, a servant whom everyone could abuse even beat, though not so far it had not come to that. He felt sad, friendless. And yet, he hoped that Bibiji would stop hating him one day. The young Babu was good and the children liked his monkey dance.

Merry voice – quvnoq ovozda understand - tushunmoq

Butter – sariyog’ run - yugurmoq

Fatten – semirish soon - tezda

Slave – qul dry - qurimoq

Touched – tegmoq clean - tozalamoq

Seems – ko’rinadi dirt - ifloslik

Yard – hovli remain - ketkazmoq

Was shaving – soqol olayotgan edi heavy – og’ir( tosh yurak)

Admiration- zavq remember - eslamoq

Head – bosh sometime – ba’zan

Added – qo’shib qo’ydi even – xatto

Kissed – o’pdi hoped – umid qildi

Dance – raqs hate – yomoq ko’rmoq