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#vocabulary
✅phrasal verbs with " Have "

💎 Have a good time - yaxshi vaqt o'tkazmoq
💎 Have a rest - dam olmoq
💎 Have a break - tanaffus qilmoq
💎 Have a cold - shamollamoq
💎 Have 3 meals a day - kuniga 3 mahal ovqatlanmoq
💎 Have a headache - boshi ogrimoq
💎 Have a toothache - tishi ogrimoq
💎 Have a backache - beli ogrimoq
💎 Have a stomachache - oshqozoni ogrimoq
💎 Have a sore throat - tomogi ogrimoq
💎 Have a flu - gripp bolmoq
💎 Have a cough - yotalmoq
💎 Have a sneeze - aksirmoq
💎 Have one's English - Ingliz tili bilan shug'ullanmoq
💎 Have a smoke - chekmoq
💎 Have a tea - choy ichmoq
💎 Have a dictation - diktant yozmoq
💎 Have lunch - tushlik qilmoq
💎 Have dinner - kechki ovqatni yemoq
💎 Have a meal - ovqatlanmoq
💎 Have a swim - suzmoq
💎 Have a walk - piyoda yurmoq
💎 Have a party - ziyofat qilmoq
💎 Have a chat - yozishmoq
💎 Have a good time - yaxshi vaqt o’tkazmoq

Ways of walking 🚶‍♂️🕺

CREEP He could hear someone creeping around downstairs.
LIMP One player limped off the field with a twisted ankle.
PACE I found him in the corridor nervously pacing up and down.
PAD She spent the morning padding about the house in her slippers.
PLOD They wearily plodded home through the rain.
SHUFFLE The queue gradually shuffled forward.
STAGGER They staggered out of the pub, completely drunk.
STOMP She stomped out of the room, slamming the door behind her.
STROLL Families were strolling around the park.
TIPTOE They tiptoed upstairs so they wouldn’t wake the baby.
TRUDGE We trudged up the hill.

Are you good at managing your time?

Actually I'd say I'm not too good! I don't really have a system in place to organize things. I know some people have an electronic organizer or use some device to plan what they are doing but I don't do that. But I always make sure I am on time for appointments and things like that, and I meet deadlines and get things done.

How do you manage your time?

As I said, I don't have any specific system in place to manage my time. For example, if I am at work and I have a lot of cases, I just go through them each day and decide which I need to tackle first. At work we do have an online diary which I guess I use, so in that sense I do manage my time to an extent.

When is it most important for you to manage your time?

I think it is probably when you are at work. When out of work, it's not really going to affect things too much, or at least only yourself, if you are late to meet friends or for an appointment, or if you are getting things done in your house. But at work, it will cause problems if you don't manage your time effectively because you could miss deadlines or miss appointments. You could lose your job. So at work is when it is most important to manage your time

😊Laugh = to express pleasure, happiness, etc. with a sound

🤣Die laughing = to laugh ostensibly

😂Guffaw = to laugh loudly

☺️Chuckle = to laugh in a soft,
quiet manner

😜Giggle = to laugh in a silly, often high-pitched way

😁Grin = to smile broadly

😆Be in stitches = to laugh uncontrollably

🙂Smile = to put on a facial expression that involves an upturning of the corners of the mouth

😛Smirk = to smile in an offensive, self-satisfied way

😅Titter = to giggle or laugh in a somewhat hesitant or nervous way

🙃Roll in the aisles =
to convulse with laughter

🤣Roar with laughter =
to laugh making a loud, deep, continuing sound

😊Chuckle = to laugh quietly, especially because you are thinking about or reading something funny

😈Snigger = to laugh quietly in an unkind or unpleasant way, when someone is hurt or embarrassed

15 English slang words

You absolutely have to know these slangs in 2020 in order to understand TikTokers, YouTubers, and other cool people 👩‍🎤🧑‍🎤👨‍🎤 on this planet. These terms are used in American, British and Australian English.

1. Lit - exciting, really enjoyable (zo’r, dahshat ijobiy ma’noda)

2. GOAT. It is an acronym of Greatest Of All Time. (Har qandayidan ham zo’r. "Greatest of all time" birikmasining qisqartmasi.)

3. Snatched - when someone is wearing something that is very fashionable or has a look that looks really good (juda zamonaviy yoki juda yaxshi kiyinib olgan odam)

4. On fleek - perfectly done (juda zo’r bo’lgan/qilingan)

5. Salty - y upset or angry over something (nimadandir jahli chiqqan yoki xafa odam)

6. Fit - the shortened version of the word "outfit" (in the US only) (“outfit” ya’ni kiyimlar so’zining qisqa shakli)

7. Dead - so funny or ridiculously good that you laugh a lot (qotib-qotib kulmoq)

8. Fire - really cool and amazing (zo’r, dahshat ijobiy ma’noda)

9. Low -key - quiet, modest, not very assertive (kamtar, oddiygina)

10. High-key - it is the opposite of low-key. (low-key so’zining teskarisi)

11. Shady - very sneaky, suspicious (shubhali)

12. Savage - a shocking event or a careless attitude. (hayratlanarli vodea yoki e’tiborsiz munosabat)

13. Shook - when someone is shook, it means they are shocked or incredibly surprised. (hayratda, shokda)

14. Slay - to do really well or succeed at something. (juda zo’r bajarmoq, muvaffaqqiyatli bajarmoq yoki ko’rinishi zo’r, masalan, “you slay” – ko’rinishingiz zo’r.)

15. Stan - an overzealous and obsessive fan, and a verb meaning to be that kind of fan. (ashaddiy muxlis, fanat)