Zahiriddin muhammad bobur nomidagi andijon davlat universiteti ingliz tili grammatikasi kafedrasi

1. Куда ни оглянусь — повсюду рожь густая (Майков).2. Слушайтесь его во всем, что ни прикажет (Пушкин).3, Кто ни проедет, всякий похвалит (Пушкин). 4. Хотя было еще рано, но ворота были запертыми (Короленко). 5. У него ничего не клеилось, что бы он ни предпринимал (Федин). 6. Как ни старались люди, собравшись в одно небольшое место несколько сот тысяч, изуродовать эту землю, на которой они жили, как ни забивали камнями землю, чтобы ничего не росло на ней, как ни очищали про­бивающуюся травку, как ни -дымили каменным углем и нефтью, как ни обрезывали деревья и ни выгоняли всех животных и птиц — весна была весною даже и в городе (Толстой). 7. Куда бы нас ни бросила судьбина

И счастие куда б ни повело, Все те же мы: нам целый мир чужбина; Отечество нам Царское Село (Пушкин). 8. Пусть я и жил, не любя,
Пусть я и клятвы нарушу, —
Все ты волнуешь мне душу,
Где бы ни встретил тебя! (Блок).


GENERAL REVISION
Exercise 1
Define the type of subordinate clause introduced by who, whose, which and what and say whether they are relative or conjunctive pronouns:
1. She did not know which of them she felt most sorry for (Urquhart). 2. "Nonsense!" said the voice of the elder sister, who by this time was shaking hands and dabbing her cheek against Olivia's cold little face, by way of greeting (Molesworth). 3. "Ah, that is what I would give so much to know." (Doyle). 4 She was apparently one of those unfortunate persons with whom nothing by any chance goes right (Maugham). 5. What Bunter had meant by saying that things were "not quite straight yet" he could not divine (Sayers). 6. She told Ellen that the blood was from a grouse — which must have been a deliberate untruth (Sayers). 7. And you"have been most intimately associated with some­one whose initials were J. A. and whom you afterwards were eager to entirely forget (Doyle). 8. Barney had not been far out in his guess that Job Reardon was the walking newspaper of Sowback. What he did not know as yet, how­ever, was that there was a rival publication (Strange).9. He was certainly as she assured him, a much better judgethan the villagers who were to form the audience (Molesworth).10. And may I ask who she is and how you got to know her(Maugham). 11. It turned out that Father had just got a new rod the day before which made the idea of fishing all the more appropriate (Leacock). 12. "And then you wouldn't mind what that Mr. Everard thinks or doesn't think, would you?" (Molesworth). 13. "But what bothers me is that Gerald most certainly hasn't the wits either to invent that Adelphi drama between him and Cathart." (Sayers). 14. In person he was a thick set, burly man with a shock of grizzled hair, a brown, weather-beaten face, and blue eyes which were keen to the verge of fierceness (Doyle). 15. So it was settled there and then that this was what Herbert was to be (Maugham).