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⚑A Brief History of Salt

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❖ Topic 7: Laughter

1.Did you laugh a lot recently ?

Yep. I think laughter is the best medicine which helps people to overcome anxiety and grief. It is great that we can share laughter with people around us every day

2. Do you often make people laugh?

I often find myself in the role of a humor catalyst among my friends, as I enjoy
sharing amusing anecdotes and observations to create a lighthearted atmosphere.
3. Are you good at making people laugh?

Absolutely, I derive immense pleasure from making laughter in others, as humor
serves as a universal language that fosters positive connections and uplifts social
interactions.

4. Do you like movies that make you laugh?

Indeed, I have a penchant for humorous movies, as they not only
provide entertainment but also serve as a source of inspiration for crafting and
appreciating wit in daily life


Laughter


1.Have you ever been to a place where there are lots of fish around you?


I do have been to places where there are lots of fish around.
For example, I’ve visitedΒ an aquarium in Tashkent.
many times and diving in areas withΒ diverse marine life.
It’s not easy to describe what I’m feeling in the moment, just so fascinating to see various species of fish swimming around and observing their behavior in theirΒ natural habitats.

2.Is fishing popular in your country?


As a double-landlocked country, Uzbekistan's access to marine fishing is limited, which has influenced the overall popularity of fishing in the country. However, the country has numerous inland water bodies like lakes, riversΒ  that provide opportunities for recreational fishing.
While fishing remains a moderately popular activity, its prominence varies across different regions of my country.

3.Do you like eating fish?


Yes, I enjoy eating fish.
I heard from my mom that it isΒ a good source of proteinΒ and is also rich inΒ omega-3 fatty acids, which are beneficial for heart health.
Fish tastes great as well and I know there are many delicious ways to prepare fish, such asΒ grilling, baking, or frying.


4.Have you seen any movies with lots of fish?

Sure. When I was young, I watched a movie called Finding Nemo.
It’s anΒ animated filmΒ that tells the story of theΒ clownfishΒ named Marlin who, along with his friend named Dory, searches for his abducted son Nemo all the way to Sydney Harbour.

5.Why do people go fishing?


i guess for various reasons such as relaxation spending time in nature perhaps and the thrill of catching their own food so it can be a calming and meditative activity so allowing individuals to connect with nature and enjoy the beauty of their surroundings.

6.Where can you see fish?


Obviously, we can find fish in different bodies of water such as lakes, ponds, rivers, and seas. I remember I was the happiest the first time I saw a school of fish at a lake near my grandparents' house. I tried catching some with my cousin but I couldn't get one.

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1.How often do you ride bicycles?

Once or twice a week.I still enjoy riding a bike when I go out. It's not only a convenient and eco- friendly way to travel short distances, but it also allows me to embrace the nostalgic feeling of freedom and tranquility. Additionally, cycling keeps me active and helps me stay connected to the surroundings.
2.Is it difficult to learn how to ride a bicycle?

Learning to ride a bicycle can be challenging initially, but it's generally not very difficult. It requires balancing, pedaling, and steering simultaneously, which might take some practice. Most people, especially children, pick it up quickly with guidance. Once you get the hang of it, riding a bike becomes second nature and a valuable skill that you carry throughout your life.
3.Is it popular to ride bicycles in your country?

Bicycles are widely used in my country as a common mode of transportation. They are particularly popular in urban areas, where people use them for short commutes and even for leisurely rides. Bicycles provide a cost-effective and environmentally friendly way of getting around, especially in congested city traffic.

4.When was the last time you used your bicycle?


The last time I went cycling was last weekend. I decided to take advantage of the beautiful weather and explore a nearby park. It was a refreshing experience, as I hadn't cycled in a while. Riding through the trails surrounded by nature was amazing, and I enjoyed the peaceful atmosphere.

5.Do you think a bicycle is very
convenient for people to use?

I suppose as long as you can keep them stable. Yeah! Maybe if
you’re very old or very young, you might need to reconsider it, because, of course, if you’re very young, then you don’t really know how they work so well… Although, you can have stabilizers on your bike. So it’s not that bad. And if you’re older as well, you might struggle to keep things upright, but the vast majority of people should be fine.


6.Will you teach your children to ride a bicycle?

Absolutely, I think teaching my kids how to ride a bicycle is really important. Not only is it a fantastic way for them to get some exercise and enjoy the outdoors, but it's also a skill that promotes independence and confidence. I remember learning to ride myself, and it was such a thrilling experience. So, I'd definitely want to share that joy with them, showing them how to balance, pedal, and eventually ride on their own. Plus, it's a great bonding activity, and there’s something special about seeing them take off for the first time!


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βœ… Freelancer

- Uzbek: Erkin ishchi / Mustaqil ishchi

- Definition: A person who works independently, often for multiple clients, rather than being employed by a single company.

- Example: As a freelancer, he has the flexibility to choose his own projects and working hours.

- Uzbek Example: Erkin ishchi sifatida u o'z loyihalari va ish soatlarini o'zi tanlash imkoniyatiga ega.

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βœ… Exhausted

- Uzbek: Juda charchagan / holsiz

- Definition: Extremely tired or drained of energy.

- Example: After working for 12 hours, he felt completely exhausted.

- Uzbek Example: 12 soat ishlagandan so'ng, u o'zini butunlay charchagan his qildi.

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βœ… Promotion

- Uzbek: Lavozim ko'tarilishi

- Example: She received a promotion at work after her hard work and dedication.

- Uzbek Example: U ishdagi mehnati va fidoyiligi tufayli lavozim ko'tarilishiga sazovor bo'ldi.

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