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Do you like your hometown?
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Do you like your hometown?Yes, I do like my hometown! I like the hospitality of people in my hometown. Also, everyone was willing to give others a hand when they needed help. Hospitality – mehmondo`stlik Give a hand – yordam berish Do you think you will continue living there for a long time? To be honest, I hope I could go there to visit my relatives and friends, but settling down is not part of my plan. I am now getting familiar with city life as there are more job opportunities here. getting familiar – tanishish settling down – joylashish What do you do in your holidays?Sometimes I travel to broaden my horizons, to admire the beauty of nature and to plunge myself into the picturesque landscape in other regions in my country. Every now and then, I just stay at home with my family and have a little get-together to celebrate the holidays. Plunge – sho`ng`ish Picturesque – manzarali get-together – birga bo`lish What do you do?For the past few months, I’ve been working for Zero to Hero as a teacher. This is my first job ever, and I’m working hard to contribute to the success. What do you like most about your school?I guess the aspect I find most enjoyable is the environment. I mean, I get to study in English-speaking classrooms, and the facilities are top-notch; I mean, all the classrooms are air-conditioned and equipped with projectors. My friends and teachers are all adorable, so, all in all, it’s a great place to study. Vocabulary: Theme 4 Do you like cooking? What do you usually cook? Would you like to learn how to cook? Who usually does the cooking in your family? What do you usually do around the house? Do you like housework? What kind of public transportation do you usually take? When do you usually take public transportation, in your everyday life or when are you travelling? Do most people prefer public transportation in your country? Did you take public transportation when you were a kid? Will there be more people taking public transportation in the future? Do you prefer public transportation or private transportation? How often do you take buses? What’s the most popular means of transportation in your hometown? Do you enjoy birthdays? Do you usually celebrate your birthdays? What did you do on your last birthday? Can you remember a birthday that you enjoyed as a child? Do most people celebrate their birthdays with a party in your country? Do you like music? Why / why not? What kind of music do you listen to? Why? Has the music that you listen to changed since you were young? Do you think older and younger generations prefer different types of music? What technology do you often use, computers or cellphones? What electronic devices have you bought lately? Is there any technology you want to buy? Is technology important in your life? Is there any technology you don’t like? What do you think are the trends in technology today compared to when you were young? What are the benefits of technology? / Do you think technology is important in your life? Do you write a lot? What do you like to write? Why? Do you think the things you write would change? Do you prefer typing or handwriting when you are writing? Theme 5 Ain’t = Am not/are not/is not E.g. I ain’t sure. Ain’t = Has not/have not E.g. He ain’t finished yet. Wanna = Want to E.g. I wanna go home. Wanna = Want a E.g. I wanna coffee. Whatcha = What have you E.g. Whatcha got there? Kinda = Kind of E.g. She’s kinda cute. Sorta = Sort of E.g. I’m sorta tired Outta = Out of E.g. I’m outta money. Give me – gimme – Gimme five minutes. Let me – lemme – Lemme see it! Tell them – Tellem – Tellem I’ll be there soon. Don’t know – dunno – I dunno what time it is. Got a – gotta – I gotta new job. Come on – c’mon – C’mon! We don’t want to be late! Some more – s’ more – Can I have s’ more water? Should have – shoulda – I shoulda called yesterday. Could have – coulda – She coulda been here by 1:00. Would have – woulda – He woulda arrived earlier, but the train was late. Might have – mighta – You mighta left the bag at the airport. Must have – musta – You musta been in a hurry. Couldn’t have – couldna -I couldna called because my phone was broken. Shouldn’t have – shouldna – She shouldna told you that. Wouldn’t have – wouldna – Nick wouldna known about the meeting. Don’t you – dontcha – Dontcha like the movie? Didn’t you – didntcha – Didntcha like the movie? Won’t you – wontcha – Wontcha drive the car? What are you – whatcha or watcha – Whatcha doing? Got you – gotcha – I gotcha! Bet you – betcha – Betcha can’t guess the answer! KInd of – kinda – I kinda like her. Out of – outta – The printer is outta paper. Cup of – cuppa – I need a cuppa coffee. Sort of – sorta – I sorta need that book. A lot of – a lotta – I have a lotta homework tonight. Got to – gotta – I gotta buy a new car. Going to – gonna – She is gonna be there today. Need to – needa – I needa go shopping soon. Want to – wanna – I wanna blue car. Have to – hafta – I hafta save some money. Has to – hasta – Tim hasta work today. Ought to – oughta – She oughta work two jobs. Theme 6 Do you or your friends like using social media? Do you think you or your friends use too much social media? Do you want to work in social media industry? Why? What’s the most popular social media in Uzbekitan? Why? What social media apps do you use very often? Do you like getting up early in the morning? What do you usually do in the morning? Are there any differences between what do you do in the morning now and what you did in the past? Do you spend your mornings doing the same things on both weekends and weekdays? Why? Do you get up early on weekends? Did you do puzzles in your childhood? When do you do puzzles, during a trip or when you feel bored? Do you like doing word puzzles or number puzzles? Which is more difficult for you? Do you think it is good for old people to do puzzles? Download 381.83 Kb. Do'stlaringiz bilan baham: 
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