Grammar book for teaching
on – объектнинг муаян юза устида эканлигини билдириади
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on – объектнинг муаян юза устида эканлигини билдириади:on + the floor the board Look at all the books on your desk. the door the wall Oh, you are standing on my foot! a page a chair Have you seen the note on the door? a desk/table a street We hang the picture on the wall next to the door. There were little drops of paint on the kitchen floor. The answers to numbers 13 – 20 are on page 21. On the bathroom ceiling, some pieces of plaster had fallen away. HАМДА, on + the coast a train a farm the beach a plane an island the shore the left/ the right a ship a river the ground floor/ the first floor There were huge oil refineries on the coast. We built a fire on the beach. She stood on the shore and let the water wash her completely. The Aswan High Dam is on the river Nile in Egypt. London is on the river Thames. Conditions on the ship were often very bad. I bought a magazine to amuse myself while I was on the train. On the plane, the flight attendant brings you a towelette after your meal. Our house is the third on the left. Her office is down the corridor on the right. There were no animals on the island. My flat is on the ground floor. He went to work on a farm
The noise woke us up in the middle of the night. BESIDE, BETWEEN, BEHIND, IN FRONT OF, OPPOSITE
Row A Tom Ann Bill Row B Mary Bob Jane
Tom is beside Ann; Jane is beside Bob. Come and sit here beside me. Our school was built beside a river. between (o’rtasida) Ann is between Tom and Bill; Bob is between Mary and Jane. The town lies halfway between Rome and Florence. She squeezed between the parked cars. behind = at the back of (orqasida) Mary is behind Tom. Jane is behind Bill. She crouched behind a bush. I hung my coat behind the door. She was sitting behind her desk with a worried expression. behind adverb It is a long way behind. The old women were behind with the rent. Look behind! in front of = close to the front part of (олдида) Tom is in front of Mary. There is parking space in front of the hotel. She put the plate on the table in front of him. She sat with a book in front of her. Where is the bank? –There it is just in front of you! opposite = facing (рупарасида, каршисида) We are in the building opposite the government offices. They sat opposite each other. I live opposite the cinema. BESIDE versus BESIDES beside = at the side of: We camped beside a lake. She stood dazed beside the coffin. besides = in addition to / as well as (... дан ташкари): Do you play any other sports besides football and basketball? (prep) I do all the cooking and besides that I help Tom. (prep)
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