Thinking and learning O’ylash va o’rganish Topic vocabulary: Thinking Assess We tried to assess

 
mind –fikrini o’zgartirmoq 
If you change your mind about coming tonight, just give me a call.
When I first met him I didn't like him but I've changed my mind.
Change for the better/worse-yaxshi/yomon tomonga o’zgarmoq 
Her attitude has definitely changed for the better since she started this new job.
Change smth from to smth - . . .dan . . .ga o’zgarmoq 
The time of the meeting has been changed from 11 to 10 30 
Change places –kimningdir o’rnida/xolatida bo’lmoq 
I wouldn't change places with him for the world!
He may be rich, but I wouldn’t want to change places with her 
Change places –joy almashmoq 
Would you mind changing places with me so I can sit next to my friend? 
Undergo a change –o’zgarishni boshdan kechirmoq 
Family life has undergone dramatic change in recent years 
Round-the-clock –kechayu kunduz 
He's very sick and needs round-the-clock 
care 
.
Against time/the clock –vaqtga qarshi
It was a real race against time to get all the costumes sewn for the play.
Everyone is racing against the clock to get things ready in time 
watch the clock 
( 
ALSO 
have/keep your eye on the clock 
)-soatga qarayverish (zerikkandan/kutgandan)
I had a train to catch, so I was watching the clock all through the meeting.
Set a clock –budilnik qo’ymoq 
He set the alarm/clock 
for 
7.00 a.m.
An alarm clock goes off –budilnik jiringlamoq 
Didn't you hear your 
alarm clock 
going off this morning?

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date back to /date from - . . . ga borib taqalmoq, . . . dan boshlanmoq 
This tradition dates back 
to 
medieval times.
The church dates from the 13 th century