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🇬🇧 English from beginning with Mamurova Guljahon 🇬🇧

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Ushbu kanalda siz ingliz tilini eng boshidan boshlab o'rganishingiz mumkin. Har kuni til o'rganish uchun kerakli darslar va ma'lumotlar berib boriladi.
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October 28, 09:19
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ast
🔤
erfect
🔤
imple
Past Perfect
- o‘tmishda
boshqa bir o‘tgan ish yoki voqeadan oldin
bo‘lib o‘tgan harakatni ifodalaydi.
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Tuzilishi (Structure):
Subject + had + V³ (Past Participle)
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I had finished
my homework
before my mother came home.
(Onam uyga kelguncha men uy vazifamni tugatgandim.)

Inkori (Negative form):
Subject + had not (hadn’t) + V³
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She
hadn’t eaten
before the meeting.
(U yig‘ilishdan oldin ovqatlanmagan edi.)

So‘roq shakli (Question form):
Had + subject + V³
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Had you seen
the movie before?
(Sen filmni avval ko‘rganmiding?)
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Qachon ishlatiladi?
1️⃣
Ikki o‘tgan ish orasida birinchisini ko‘rsatish uchun:
• She
had left
when I arrived.
(Men kelganimda u ketib bo‘lgan edi.)
2️⃣
“before”, “after”, “when”, “by the time” kabi so‘zlar bilan:
• By the time we arrived, the film
had started.
(Biz yetib kelguncha, film boshlab bo‘lgan edi.)
3️⃣
Sababni ifodalaganda:
• He was tired because he
had worked
all day.
(U charchagan edi, chunki u butun kun ishlagan edi.)
⚙️
Yordamchi so‘z:
had
— barcha shaxslar uchun bir xil:
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I had
🤩
You had
🤩
He/She/It had
🤩
We had
🤩
They had
Qisqartma shaklda:
’d
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I’d
gone,
she’d
finished,
they’d
seen, va hokazo.
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xercises
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To‘ldirish mashqi (Fill in the blanks)
Qavs ichidagi fe’lni
Present Continuous
shaklida yozing.
1️⃣
She
___
(read) a book now.
2️⃣
They ___ (play) football in the yard.
3️⃣
I ___ (cook) dinner at the moment.
7️⃣
He ___ (not / sleep) right now.
5️⃣
___ you ___ (watch) TV?
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To‘g‘ri shaklni tanlang (Choose the correct form)
1️⃣
She
(is / are / am)
cleaning her room.
2️⃣
I
(am / is / are)
not listening to music.
3️⃣
What
(is / are / am)
they doing?
7️⃣
He
(is playing / play / plays)
basketball.
5️⃣
We
(is study / are studying / studying)
English.
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Gap tuzing (Make sentences)
So‘zlardan to‘g‘ri tartibda
Present Continuous
gap tuzing.
1️⃣
(now / is / she / dancing) →
2️⃣
(cooking / what / are / you) →
3️⃣
(the baby / crying / is / not) →
7️⃣
(I / my / doing / homework / am) →
5️⃣
(talking / they / are / on the phone) →
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Tarjima mashqi (Translate into English)
1️⃣
U televizor koryapti.
2️⃣
Men hozir kitob oqiyapman.
3️⃣
Ular bog‘da yugurishyapti.
7️⃣
U uxlayotgani yo‘q.
5️⃣
Sen nimani qilyapsan?
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🔤
resent
🔤
ontinuous
🔤
ense
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Hozirgi davomiy zamon
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Tuzilishi (Structure):
am / is / are + fe’l-ing
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Formulalar:
• I am + V-ing
• He / She / It is + V-ing
• You / We / They are + V-ing
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Qachon ishlatiladi?
1.
Hozir ayni damda
bo‘layotgan ish uchun:
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I am studying English now.
(Men hozir ingliz tilini o‘qiyapman.)
2.
Vaqtinchalik holatlar
uchun:
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She is living in Tashkent these days.
(U hozirda Toshkentda yashayapti.)
3.
Oldindan rejalashtirilgan yaqin kelajakdagi ishlar
uchun:
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We are meeting our teacher tomorrow.
(Ertaga o‘qituvchimiz bilan uchrashamiz.)
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E’tibor bering!
Quyidagi so‘zlar bilan odatda
Present Continuous
ishlatilmaydi:
love, like, know, believe, understand, want, need

I am knowing you.

I know you.
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Kalit so‘zlar (Signal words):
➡️
now, right now, at the moment, today, currently, these days
✍️
Misollar:
• She
is cooking
dinner right now
🍳
• They
are playing
football
⚽️
• I
am writing
a post about grammar
✏️
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ast
🎀
erfect
🎀
ontinuous

had been + verb + -ing
ex:
She'd
been studying
for ages.
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had not been + verb + -ing
ex:
He
hadn’t been studying
for long
🎀
had ... been + verb + ing?
ex:
Had
you
been studying
for long?
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We use the past perfect continuous to focus on how long an activity continued or to focus on the activity itself;
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We cannot use the past perfect continuous to say how many times something happened;
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ast
💕
erfect
💕
imple

had + past participle
ex:
They
had listened
to his music;

had not +
past participle
ex:
They
hadn't listened
to his music;

had ... + past participle?
ex:
Had
they
listened
to his music;
We use the past perfect simple:
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when we are talking about the past and want to mention something that happened earlier;
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with words like when, as soon as, by the time, after to show the order of events;
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to talk about an indefinite time before a particular point in the past, often with words like
always, sometimes, never, before, by
+ fixed time;
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to report past events using reporting verbs;
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🩷
resent
🩷
erfect
🩷
ontinuous

We can use either the present perfect simple or the present perfect continuous to say how long a situation or activity has been going on (often with /or or since):
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I've felt tired for weeks.
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I've been feeling tired since I started this course.
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I've worked at the restaurant since I moved here.
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I've been working at the restaurant for three years.
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resent
🩷
erfect
🩷
imple

have/has + past participle
ex:
She’s started the assignment

have/has not + past participle
ex:
haven’t started the assignment

have/has ... + past participle?
ex:
Have you started the assignment?

We use the present perfect simple:
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to talk about a time period that is not finished (e.g. today, this week);
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to show that something happened at some point in the past before now. We don’t state when it happened;
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to talk about a present situation which started in the past, usually with for/since;
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to talk about something that happened at an unstated time in the past but is connected to the present;
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sed to and
🩷
ould

used to / would + infinitive
ex:
She used to / would lock the door

did not + use to + infinitive
ex
:
I didn ’t use to lock the door

did ... use to + infinitive?
ex
:
Did they use to lock the door?

We use used to + infinitive or would + infinitive (contracted to ’d in spoken English) to talk about past repeated actions;

We
use used to + infinitive to talk about permanent situations that are usually no longer true
;

We
do not use used to if we want to talk about how long the situation lasted
;

We do not use would with state verbs.
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🩷
ast
🩷
ontinuous

was/were + verb + -ing
ex:
She
was
watching
the news.

was/were not + verb + -ing
ex:
They
weren’t watching
the news.

was/were ... + verb + -ing?
ex:
Were
you
watching
the news?
We use the past continuous:
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to provide the background scene to an action or event (usually in the past simple);
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when we want to emphasize the activity without focusing on it's completion;
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