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

Customs and habits.
Sending cars is a widespread custom in Britai today. The British people have been sending cards since Victorian times when wealthy families started to send Christmas greetings. It the 1980s the card industry expanded as celebrations became more and more commercialized. There are cards for every occasion from buying a house to having a baby and more recently, cards for getting a new job, getting a divorce or just saying «Sorry». More than 100 million Christmas cards are sold in Britain every year.
Social rules.
It is polite to ask someone you know «How are you?» When you meet them again or at the start of a phone conversation. The expected reply is «Fine, thanks» or Not too bad, thank you – not a fuul health report. Strangers usually do not talk to each other on trains. It is polite to open a present in front of the person who gives it to you. It is polite to ask permission to leave the table after ameal, especially in the case of children.
It is polite to make telephone calls in other people’s houses, unless you ask permission and offer to pay for me call. People do not polite to stare at strangers. Children are expected to give up their seat in the bus to adult, if the bus is full.
Rights. (huquqlar)
Many of rights depend on what age we are. These include Birth: (Bular o’z ichiga tug’ilishni ham oladi)
Compulsory school attendance (majburiy maktabga boorish), draw (yuborish) money from the own post office
Bank or building society account (bankka pul qo’yish)
Be convicted of a criminal offence (jinoiy ish bilan jazolanish)
Take a part time job, up to 2 hours a day and up to 4 hours a day on Saturdays and in school holidays Leaving school
Buying sigarettes, marrying with parents consent (maslahat)
Being sent to prison (qamalish)
Marry without parents consent (ota-onaning ruxsatisiz uylanish)
Standing as a candidate of Parliament of the local council and etc. (mahalliy qo’mita)