Lutfulla Jurayev • Svetlana Khan • Ludmila Kamalova Ludmila Tsoy • Mahprat Abdullayeva • Larisa Matskevich Rozaliya Ziryanova • Hayothon Tuhtarova Klara Inogamova Fly High english 7 Teacher’s Book

A ctivity 2a
Objective: 
• to practise reading and listening for specific information 
PP listen and read the text. They answer the question. 
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Key: 
Gulistan, Karshi, Tashkent 
A ctivity 2b
Objective: 
• to read for detail and makes notes
PP complete Victoria’s notes in their Ex.Bks following the example.
A ctivity 2c
Objective: 
• to practise talking about the regions of Uzbekistan using the 
notes from reading
PP work in pairs. They take turns to talk about the regions they want to visit. 
S u g g e stio n : You could ask PP to do Grammar Exercises 3 here. It practises 
passive structures which PP already know (be interested in, be frightened of).
Lesson 4 Tashkent - capital city
Objectives:
• to practise talking about famous places in Tashkent
• to practise listening for detail
• to practise reading for detailed information
• to introduce and practise using the Present Passive in the negative, 
interrogative and Wh-questions
A ctivity 1a
Objective: 
• to introduce the buildings and practise saying the English names 
for them
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UNIT 8
PP look at the pictures and answer the questions.
A c tiv ity lb
Objective: 
• to practise listening for detail
PP listen to the text and write the answers in their Ex.Bks e.g. 
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Tapescript
So, you know that the capital of Uzbekistan is called Tashkent. But do 
you know what “Tashkent” means? It means “stone city” . Tashkent isn’t 
situated 
on the Tashkent river. It’s situated on the Chirchik river. It’s a big 
city. The population is more than 2 million. And as you can see, Tashkent’s 
a garden city, there are a lot of parks and lakes. Now we’re coming to the 
TV Tower, and there on your right, the Aquapark. In summer you can 
swim there and have fun. Tashkent’s a modern city. There are a lot of high 
buildings. Look on your right. You can see the beautiful Intercontinental 
Hotel. Do you like it?
As you know, Tashkent’s the political, industrial, scientific and cultural centre 
of Uzbekistan and on your right is the Tashkent Business Centre. A lot of 
important meetings are held there. Now we are coming to the Oliy Majlis -
the parliament. Isn’t it beautiful? Here on your left is Mustaqillik S q u a re ... 
Now this is the Alisher Navoi Opera and Ballet Theatre, named after the 
great poet, Alisher Navoi. It’s a beautiful building too. It shows operas and 
ballets by famous Uzbek, Russian and foreign composers. You can go 
here in the evening. If you don’t like ballet, you can go to the Uzbek 
National Theatre. It’s in front of you. It’s the oldest theatre in Uzbekistan. 
There are many museums in Tashkent. Amir Temur Museum shows the 
history of Amir Temur’s state ... (fade)