Listen a minute about: Fear

What are you afraid of? I’m not really afraid of anything. When I was a child I was afraid of the dark. I used to hear strange noises at night when I was in bed. I couldn’t move. I was frozen with fear until it got light outside. I’m no longer afraid of the dark, thankfully. I also used to fear speaking in public. My face would go red and I’d get very hot. I overcame this fear because I had to make many speeches at school. The more I did this, the more my public speaking fear disappeared. People are afraid of many strange things. Did you know there is a fear of peanut butter sticking to the roof of your mouth? There is even a medical name for it. I don’t think fear is a bad thing. It probably stops us from doing really dangerous things.

✅In the blink of an eye - bir zumda
— Time flies by in the blink of an eye when you’re having fun.

✅ Under the impression that - deb o'ylagan holda
— She was under the impression that the meeting was postponed.

✅ In light of - shuni hisobga olib
— In light of recent events, they decided to change their strategy.

✅ Owing to - sababli
— Owing to heavy traffic, they missed the beginning of the show.

✅ For the sake of - uchun
— She made the decision for the sake of her family's future.

Listen 1min about: Shopping 🛒

📝Shopping must be one of the world’s most popular hobbies. I hate it. There’s nothing more boring than wandering around shopping malls. What a waste of time. I know a lot of people who like window shopping – just walking around shops without wanting to buy anything. Crazy! My plan for shopping is ‘quickly in, quickly out’. If I have to go shopping, I go in the morning on a weekday. This is when the stores are empty and you can get what you want quickly, without thousands of other shoppers getting in your way. The worst time to go shopping is on a Saturday afternoon during sale season. It seems as though all of the world’s bargain hunters are in the same store as you. I was happy when online shopping came along. This is very relaxing.

COMMON MISTAKES IN WRITING

• I will call you when I will finish❌
• I will call you when I finish 🔠

• I have read this book a month ago❌
• I read this book a month ago🔠

• I have met him two days before ❌
• I have met him before 🔠

• Take a map in case you will get lost❌
• Take a map in case you get lost🔠

• I haven't seen him since I have finished school ❌
• I haven't seen him since I finished school 🔠

• I am learning English since 2024❌
• I have been learning English since 2024🔠

• He stopped smoking a year before ❌
• He stopped smoking a year ago

Assalomu alaykum hammaga mening aqili auditoriyam bugungi kuningiz xayrli va barakotli boʻʼlsin.
Yakshanba bulishiga qaramasdan oʻʼqiyotgan ishlayotgan hammaga sabr tilayman

Uborka qilayotgan qizlar ham!

?In light of - Yuzasidan
?It is widely believed that - Ko‘pchilik tomonidan ishoniladi
?There is no denying that - Shubhasiz, inkor etib bo‘lmaydi
?A growing body of evidence suggests - Tobora ko‘payib borayotgan dalillar shuni ko‘rsatmoqda
?To some extent - Ma’lum darajada
?It is often argued that - Ko‘pincha aytiladiki
?In stark contrast to - Butunlay teskari
?It goes without saying that - O‘z-o‘zidan tushunarliki
?A case in point is - Bunga misol
?Given the fact that - Shuni hisobga olganda
?From my perspective - Mening nuqtai nazarimdan
?It is worth mentioning that - Ta’kidlash joizki
?By the same token - Xuddi shu ma’noda
?In the long run - Uzoq muddatda
?Contrary to popular belief
?On the contrary - Aksincha
?It stands to reason that - Mantiqan olganda
?In this regard - Shu munosabat bilan
?A notable example is - E’tiborga loyiq misol
?With this in mind - Shuni yodda tutgan holda

Assalomu alaykum hammaga!

Bir hafta yaxshanba kuni mazza qilib uxlayman deb kutib chuchvarani hom sanabman deb ishga oʻʼqishga ketganlar kuningiz yaxshi oʻʼtsin.

Abetda bitta multifilm koʻʼrib uxlavorishga nima yetsin a

Listen 1 min about: Gold ?****

I don’t understand the fascination with gold. It’s just a soft metal. It isn’t even the most valuable metal. It’s interesting how almost every culture in the world loves gold. Indians spend a fortune on it. When their children get married they give gold bracelets and rings as gifts. Most of the world’s wedding rings are gold. I know different countries prefer different types of gold. In Thailand, only 24 carat is good enough, but in England, people buy a lot of 9-carat gold. It seems like we have always loved gold. Think how many stories there are from hundreds of years ago about gold treasure. In fact, if you go back further, Egyptian kings and queens had lots of gold. I’ll never forget Tutankhamen’s mask. The gold in that was really golden

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