Zahiriddin muhammad bobur nomidagi andijon davlat universiteti ingliz tili grammatikasi kafedrasi

Academic conventions
when a student goes to study in another country some initial problems may be caused by differences in academic conventions or customs even the academic staffs titles can be confusing for example the title professor does not have exactly the same status everywhere differences can occur in english speaking countries eg uk usa canada australia new zealand in some it may mean the most senior of academics in others simply a university teacher some students may be uncertain how to use titles they may ask themselves the question how do i address a professor when i meet one do I say for example good morning professor smith
Hometask.
Write a short description of the difficulties that you have when writing in English.
Divide the difficulties into different categories (grammar, spelling, etc.) and provide some examples of each type.
First write the outline in note form, listing the main types. Then write the first draft of your description. Leave it for at least one day and then proofread it carefully, looking for errors in layout (paragraphs), grammar (including word order), vocabulary, spelling and punctuation. Correct your errors.
The following passage shows the main punctuation marks in use.
1. comma ( , ).
Together with the full stop, the comma is the most commonly used punctuation mark. Basically it separates parts of a sentence.
2. full stop ( . ).
A full stop is used to end a sentence. The next sentence begins with a capital letter.
3. colon ( : ).
A colon is a rather infrequent punctuation mark . It indicates a fairly close interdependence between the units it separates.
- Basically, it indicates that what follows it is an explanation or amplification of what precedes it. e.g. I have some news for you: John 's father has arrived.
- It can be used to introduce a list of items, often preceded by namely, such as, as follows, etc. e.g. Please send the items indicated below, namely: (i) passport (ii) visa application (iii) correct fee.