Sirtqi bo’lim 2 kurs barcha yo’nalishlar uchun ingliz tili fanidan O’quv-uslubiy qo’llanma farg‘ona – 2022 «improve your english»

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East Enland remains a region of villages, isolated farmsteads and small market towns (fermerlar). Most of the towns of East England have little tendency to grow. It has ancient market towns such as Harwich, fishing centres in Lowsstoft and Yarmouth.
East England was once the major wool textile area. But now sheep have almost disappeared from East England and today the manufacture of wool is lost (yo’qoldi). Norwich is the largest town in the region. It was once the greatest weaving town in
Britain (to’quvchilar shahri).
Yarmouth is located on the sandy east coast of the England region (joylashgan). It is well known resort (kurort) and receives about half a million visitors a year. At the same time it is a fishing port and has fish plants.
Now Great Yarmouth, Lowesstoft have also become important base for natural gas exploition in the North Sea.
The regional economy of South West England is based on agriculture and tourism. Gardening and fruit farming are helped by the mild climate. The crops of this region are green vegetables, early potatoes and fruits. The farmers supply the London market and other markets with early products at high prices. (yuqori bahoda) The most important mineral resource of it is kaolin, or china clay (mineral qazilma, kaolin chinni loy). It is used in the pottery industry (kulolchilik). Tin was the chief export of the requirement (tunuka, uning tunukaga bo’lgan talabi).

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The fine cliffed coastline attracts many tourists. Grass continues to grow throughout the winer and conditions are favourable for the cultivation of early vegatables and flowers.
Plymouth is the largest town of the South East England.
Bristol is the major port, industrial centre, commercial place and a university town (1876). Now there are flourishing colleges of science and technology, art and and commerce (rivojlanayotgan). There is a long established dairy fanning industry around Bristol. Butter, cheese and cream are the chief products. In the eastern part of it many pigs and and production of bacon, pink sausages and other products are flourishing.
The Hampshire basin is the improved farmland and grassland. In the centre of it there is a port called the new Forest. Its land is good for strawberries, flowers. There are many popular resorts with sandy beaches, beautiful in land scenery and sunny weather. (ko’rinish, ob-havo)
The largest towns of this region are Portsmouth and Southampton.