4 semestr 2021-2022 o‘quv yili

I’d better go
now or I’ll be late. –Yaxshisi boraqolay aks holda kech qolaman. 
You 
had better stay
at home in such bad weather. – Bunday yomon ob-havoda yaxshisi
siz uyda qolganingiz ma’qul. 
Inkor shakli - 
had better not 
(‘
d better not
): 
You don’t look very well.You’d 
better not go
– Ko’rinishingiz yaxshi emas. Yaxshisi 
siz
to work today. bugun ishga bormang. 
“Are you going out tonight?” “
I’d better not
. – “Siz bugun kechqurun biror joyga 
boryapsizmi?”
I’ve got a lot of work to do.” – “Bormaganim yaxshi.Mening qiladigan
ishim ko’p.” 
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Lesson 
7 
Customs and traditions of the Uzbek people. 
Listening (Listening 
Extra. Unit 7 p. 46-47), reading, writing activities
. Gr-r: As….. as, 
(not) so ….as/than
 
1.
National custom and traditions of people living in Uzbekistan. Culture of Uzbekistan 
Navruz
Navruz (also called Noruz, Nowruz, Nowrooz, and Nawruz), the spring "New Year" holiday, has 
been celebrated for at least 2,500 years, and perhaps for as long as 5,000 years. Central Asia has its 
own Navruz traditions. From ancient times, the holiday was celebrated in agricultural oases with 
festivals, bazaars, horseracing, and dog and cock fights. Today, Uzbeks still serve a traditional meal 
of "sumalyak", which tastes like molasses-flavored cream of wheat and is made from flour and 
sprouted wheat grains. Sumalyak is cooked slowly on a wood fire, sometimes with the addition of 
spices. 
Sprouted 
grain 
is 
a 
symbol 
of 
life, 
heat, 
abundance 
and 
health.