Relative clauses

RELATIVE CLAUSES.
tasvirlovchi.

Mr Soliev who is always late for the class studies at Westminster university.

Amerikada bo’lgan Qosim mani ammami xolasini o’g’lidir.

Qosim who has been to the US is my aunt’s aunt’s son.

PAIN: Gap tuzomisila…

yechim: tarjimation formulasi 213

1)Amerikada bo’lgan/2) Qosim/3) mani ammami xolasini o’g’lidir.

Qosim who has been to America is my aunt’s aunt’s son.

Subject
Verb+object
Relative clause

who that which – gan!!!!

1)Muz qaymoq yeyayotgan/ 2)Abdulbosid/3) Sigapurskiyda o’qiydi.

213.
1)Abdulbosid / 2)who is eating ice-cream / 3)studies at MDIST.

qanaqqib tekshirish kk?

butun gap to’g’ri EKAN!!!!

1)Buxorodan Toshkentga boradigan / 2)Avtobus/3) yaxshi haydovchiga ega.

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1)The bus which goes from Bukhara to Tashkent has a good driver.

Do you like chocolate?

Absolutely! I not only just like it, I actually adore it. Not a single day passes without me having a bite of some milka which is my favorite brand of chocolates in the world. So I’m one of the heaviest consumers of chocolate.

ADJECTIVE – CHO’ZILADI, BALAND

ADVERB - CHO’ZILADI, BALAND


What’s your favorite movie?
My fav movie is Azoblangan Kelin by Axad Qayum. It is extremely dumb and absolutely stupid. But I like watching it because the producer of this movie is from Bukhara, unfortunately. And I have to watch his exceptionally illogical movies to support my city mate.

PLACES and AREAS.

what it is?
Location?
Popuparity level  odamlar ko’pmi?
What people can do there?
What details they have?
What did you do there?

I wanna tell you about a park that I usually go to. Its name is Mustaqillik maydoni and it is located right beside a building in which the governments and the president of the Republic of Uzbekistan work. And one more good thing about its location is that it is in the centre of Tashkent and transportation is no problem there. Because right next to it is metro station named after this park.

I don’t know why? But even if it is in the centre of UZBEKSITAN there aren’t many people there. Usually some tourists go around as it is one of the landmarks of Tashkent, but other than them there is usually just police officers and very few couples who walk around.

Usually I go to this park to breathe in some fresh air because this park has a large number of old trees that make the air around a lot more fresh than in the rest of the city. So air pollution is no problem because of a lot of trees. Also, I come here for a picnic, because it is always good to sit on grass and have something enjoying the great view around us. Not only I eat here, but also I play some of my favorite songs and think deeply about my life.

The park is special because you can hear a lot of birds chirping and they live on some of trees here together with their fasmilies. So we hear the sound of nature in the park.

For example yy, I was super depressed, but going to that park, looking around greenery and listening to the chirp of birds made me feel better. So that’s why I go to that park very often!