Zahiriddin muhammad bobur nomidagi andijon davlat universiteti ingliz tili grammatikasi kafedrasi

Exercise 1. In due season the harness began to break once every five minutes, and the driver vowed that the wheels would give way also (Kipling). 2. A few lads hung about old Tho­mas' fish shop at the top end, but otherwise the street was deserted (Cronin). 3. Either you travel as a gentleman or you travel alone (B. Shaw). 4. Usually David was uncom­municative about his work, but today this reserve had gone; he was gay and open (Cronin). 5. He had all the ordinary routine of the practice on his hands, yet somehow he got through with it, then turned exultantly to his typhoid cases (Cronin). 6. Besides, winter was coming, the papers were announcing hardships, and there was a general feeling of hard times in the air or, at least, he thought so (Dreiser). 7. I must have told him about it sixty times at least, and still he doesn't bring it (Mansfield). 8. He stood at the hall door turning the ring upon his little finger while his glance travelled cooly, deliberately over the round table and bas­ket-chairs scattered about the glassed verandah (Mansfield) 9. Not only did he speak more correctly, but he spoke more easily, and there were many new words in his vocabulary (London). 10. Miss Fulton did not look at her; but then she seldom did look at people directly (Mansfield). 11. Round his neck he wore a silk scarf; his head, with his hair brushed back, was bare (Mansfield). 12. We cannot go upstairs, we are too tired (Mansfield). 13. But most of all he would miss Celia, for they had done many things together, shared so much fun and excitement (Abrahams). 14. The grass was drenching wet, so he descended to the road (Galsworthy). 15. There was no news, nevertheless she went on hoping (Hornby). 16. The Copernican astronomical system took the place of the Ptolemaic, thus changing man's conception of the Universe, whilst the discovery of America and the routes to the Far East opened up a glimpse of international possibilities in trade (Cox). 17. But this is not to be a reg­ular autobiography, therefore I now pass a space of eight years in silence (Ch. Bronte). 18, This would not seem a spot very well adopted to the transaction of business; but Mr, Ralph Nickleby had lived there, notwithstanding, for many years, and uttered no complaint on that score (Dic­kens). 19. The hall was not dark, not yet was it lit (Ch. Bron­te). 20. Run or else you will be late (Hornby). 21. And there was Don Quixote flourishing like a drum major, think­ing he'd done the cleverest thing ever known, whereas he ought to be courtmartialled for it (B. Shaw). 22. He did not tell me, neither did he seem offended (Thompson). 23. Hers was not a soul that ever loved passionately, hence she could not suffer passionately (Dreiser). 24. And you'd think that meant he came from Sowback, else why would he know that particular letter was In the bag? (Strange). 25. He pursed his lips — he might have been going to whistle — but he did not whistle only turned his ring on his pink, freshly washed hands (Mansfield). 26. You have no documents — otherwise you'd have handed them to the Colonel (Heym).
Task 18: Find the types of the types of the complex sentences in the given English, Uzbek and Russian constructions below and compare them as to the position of the conjunctions and the subordinate clauses:
Task 19: Find the types of the types of the complex sentences with nominal clauses in the given English, Uzbek and Russian constructions below and compare them as to the position of the conjunctions and the the subordinate clauses: