O’zbekiston respublikasi oliy va o’rta maxsus ta’lim vasirligi

Jim was not at home. She looked like a schoolboy. She said to herself; "I hope Jim will not kill me. But what could I do? Oh, what could I do with a dollar and 87 cents?"
At seven o'clock the coffee was ready. Delia sat waiting for Jim. She heard his steps, and she turned white for just one moment. The door opened and Jim entered the room. He looked very serious ... and suddenly he stopped. His eyes were fixed upon Delia, and there was an expression in them that she could cot understand.
"Jim, darling!" she cried. "Don't look at me like that. I sold my hair because I wanted to give you a present. My hair will grow again. It grows very quickly. Say "Happy New Year", Jim, and let us be happy. You don't know what a beautiful present I have for you."
Jim said nothing. He put a package on the table. "If you open that package, you will understand," he said, Delia took off the paper. There lay beautiful combs that Delia- had seen is a Broadway shop window. Now they were hers, but her hair was gone. Suddenly Delia jumped and cried: "Oh;
Jim, you have not seen your present" She held it out to him. "Isn't it a beautiful chain? Give me your watch! I want to see how it looks on it." Jim fell on the sofa and put his hands behind his head and smiled. "Delia", said he, "I sold the watch to get the money to buy you combs. Is the coffee ready?"

1.Tеkstni uking va tarjima kiling.

2.Tеkstga savollar tuzing
3.Shu savollarga javob bеring
4.tеkstni mazmunini ifodalaydigan dialog tuzing
5.Shu tеkst asosida xikoya tuzing
6.Artikl, ot, sifat, son, olmosh ravishlar prеdlog va
boglovchilarni toping va aloxida ajratib bеring.
7.Tеkstdan to be, to have, to do yordamchi fеllarini toping.
8.Mеning mamlakatim, shaxrim, kishlogim, sеvimli kasbim,
urtogim, sportim tеmalaridan xoxlaganingizni bayon eting.
9.Tеkstdan iboralarni ajratib yozing va gap tuzing.
10. 10 ta makola yozing va yodlang.

Вариант №21

Amir Temur Created a Great Kingdom
(1386-1402)
Amir Temur created a great kingdom stretching from the Ganges River in what is now India to the Volga River, and from the Tian Shan Mountains to Bosfor.
He built an enormous empire which included parts of Turon, Iran, Rome, Magreb, Syria, Egypt, Iraq, Azerbaijan, Khoroson, Jeddah and Great Tataristan. It is said that his "3 years, 5 years, 7 years" glorious military marches were well-known all over the world.
Before his military march to one or another king­dom he suggested peaceful proposals, and when these kings did not agree with him, Temur tfiegan his military actions. Thanks to these qualities he ^ differs from other kings and governors.
In the final period of his life, Temur prepjared for a great campaign against China, but died in Feb­ruary 1405 at the age of 69 in the city of OtrarrHiq body was taken to Samarkand and interred at the Gur-Amir mausoleum.
During the Mongol invasion, Samarkand was razed to the ground. The memory of the invaders was expressed in the following saying, "They came;,destroyed, killed, plundered and left."
The period from the end of the 14th century to the middle of the 15th century marked a peak in the economic, political and cultural life in Samarkand. The city won world renown as the capital of Ta-
merlane's vast empire. Having made Samarkand the capital of his state, Temur had thousands of skilled. artisans from the conquered countries taken to the city. He launched extensive construction. During 1371-1372, Samarkand was surrounded by a mas­sive wall which had six gates and ran about seven kilometers. A citadel was built in the western sec­tion of the city and was surrounded by a wall eight meters high.
Amir Temurs residence was inside the Kok-Sarai palace, where the ruler received foreign emissar­ies, generals and the feudal nobility. Next to Kok-Sarai were government offices and the armoury.
Temur wanted to make Samarkand a city of un­surpassed beauty. Wishing to underscore the supe­riority of his capital over other world capitals, he named suburban villages Misr, Damascus, Bagh­dad, Sultania and Shiraz.
Temur built the impressive mausoleums of Sha-khi-Zinda and Gur-Amir, as well as the Bibi-khanim grand mosque, which stand to this day.