English Sprint 🎯

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Tip 💡: You're not obliged to write all of them. Write as many as you can find. We'll accept both Uzbek and English answers till 20:20

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📣In our game there will be set of emojis. By using them you have to find uzbek proverbs🤩

📌As for gift, our present will be given to one person (the most active and knowledgeable subscriber🔥).
To collect that gift you have to find the most proverbs firstly🏃‍♂️

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➡️Curriculum – O‘quv dasturi [The subjects and materials taught in a school or program.]
🟡Example: "The school has introduced a new curriculum to improve student learning."

➡️Syllabus – Fan bo‘yicha o‘quv rejasi [A document that outlines the topics and assignments of a course.]
🟡Example: "The syllabus for this course includes both theory and practical work."

➡️Assignment – Vazifa yoki topshiriq [A task or project given to students as part of their studies.]
🟡Example: "We need to submit our assignment by next Monday."

➡️Assessment – Baholash jarayoni [The process of evaluating a student’s knowledge or skills.]
🟡Example: "Continuous assessment helps track students' progress throughout the semester."

➡️Scholarship – Grant yoki stipendiya [A financial award given to students to support their education.]
🟡Example: "She won a scholarship to study at a prestigious university."

➡️Lecture – Ma’ruza [A formal presentation on a specific topic given by a teacher or professor.]
🟡Example: "The professor gave an engaging lecture on modern history."

➡️Discipline – Tartib yoki fan [A field of study or the practice of maintaining order.]
🟡Example: "Mathematics is a challenging discipline for many students."

➡️Enrollment – O‘quvchilarni ro‘yxatga olish [The process of registering for a course or program.]
🟡Example: "The deadline for enrollment in the course is next week."

➡️Extracurricular – Darsdan tashqari mashg‘ulotlar [Activities that are not part of the regular curriculum, such as sports or clubs.]
🟡Example: "Participating in extracurricular activities helps develop leadership skills."

➡️Literacy – Savodxonlik [The ability to read and write.]
🟡Example: "The literacy rate in the country has improved significantly over the years."

➡️Tuition – O‘qish haqi [The fee paid for instruction at a school or university.]
🟡Example: "Many students struggle to afford high tuition fees."

➡️Exam – Imtihon [A formal test to evaluate a student’s knowledge or skills.]
🟡Example: "He is preparing for his final exams next month."

➡️Plagiarism – Intellektual mulkni o‘g‘irlash(xalq tili bilan aytganda "ko'chirmachilk") 😅 [The act of using someone else’s work without giving credit.]
🟡Example: "Plagiarism is a serious offense in academic institutions."

➡️Mentor – Murabbiy yoki yo‘lboshchi [An experienced person who guides and supports someone less experienced.]
🟡Example: "Having a mentor can be very beneficial for personal and professional growth."

➡️Degree – Diplom yoki ilmiy daraja [An academic qualification awarded by a college or university.]
🟡Example: "She earned her degree in computer science from a top university."

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➡️Travel - Sayohat [The act of moving from one place to another, typically for leisure, business, or exploration.]
❕Example: I love to travel to new countries to learn about different cultures.

➡️Journey - Safar [A long trip or travel from one location to another, often referring to an adventure or experience.]
❕Example: My journey to the mountains took three days, but it was worth it.

➡️Tourist - Sayyoh [A person who is traveling or visiting a place for pleasure and sightseeing.]
❕Example: The city was crowded with tourists during the summer.

➡️Destination - Manzil [The place where someone is going, often used in the context of a travel goal or endpoint.]
❕Example: Paris is my dream destination because I want to see the Eiffel Tower.

➡️Flight - Parvoz [The act of traveling through the air, usually by plane, from one place to another.]
❕Example: My flight to London was delayed due to bad weather.

➡️Passport - Pasport [A legal document issued by a government, allowing its holder to travel internationally.]
❕Example: You need a passport to board a flight to another country.

➡️Hotel - Mehmonxona [A place that provides lodging, food, and other services for travelers or tourists.]
❕Example: We stayed at a five-star hotel during our vacation in Bali.

➡️Guidebook - Sayohat qo‘llanmasi [A book containing information about a particular destination, including places of interest, accommodations, and local customs.]
❕Example: I bought a guidebook to learn more about the history of Rome before our trip.

➡️Itinerary - Yo‘l rejasini [A planned schedule or route for a trip, listing all the places to visit and the order in which to visit them.]
❕Example: Our itinerary included visits to the museum, the beach, and a famous restaurant.

➡️Excursion - Ekskursiya [A short trip or outing to a specific place, often organized for tourists.]
❕Example: We took an excursion to a nearby island while on vacation.

➡️Luggage - Yuk [The bags, suitcases, and other items that a traveler takes with them during a trip.]
❕Example: She packed her luggage carefully for the week-long trip.

➡️Tour - Ekskursiya [A journey or trip taken to explore different places, often guided or organized for groups.]
❕Example: We went on a guided tour of the historical landmarks in Athens.

➡️Airport - Havo yo‘li [A place where airplanes take off and land, typically with terminals for passengers.]
❕Example: I arrived at the airport two hours before my flight to check in.

➡️Visa - Viza [An official authorization allowing a person to enter, stay, or leave a country.]
❕Example: You need to apply for a visa before visiting the United States.

➡️Souvenir - Sovg‘a [A keepsake or memento purchased during travel, often as a reminder of the trip or to give as a gift.]
❕Example: I bought a small Eiffel Tower souvenir for my friend in Paris.


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There are still some mistakes many students make. But for today it's enough. We'll learn them tomorrow🔥

Those were the most common words that almost 99% students pronounce wrong. I hope I made you shocked as I said. Share your thoughts on comments below👇

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Any questions?

➡️So, here is a little rule for you guys - most words that end with "-ate" [e.g. - intricate, delicate ...] and which are not verbs - the ending in those is almost always pronounced "et" not "eit".

1. Certificate = -ate = pronunciation = "sertifiket" = not "sertifikeyt"
2. Intricate = -ate = pronunciation = "intriket" = not "intrikeyt"
3. Delicate = = -ate = pronunciation = "deliket" = not "delikeyt"

The list goes on:

Here's a list of words that can function as either adjectives or nouns and end with "-ate":

1. Adequate
2. Accurate
3. Appropriate
4. Compassionate
5. Considerate
6. Corporate
7. Deliberate
8. Desperate
9. Immediate
10. Inadequate
11. Moderate
12. Ornate [istisno = exception] = ends with "-eit" 🚫
13. Passionate
14. Private
15. Separate
16. Ultimate


🔴All of the above end with "-et" => not "eyt"🔴

Want one pronunciation rule?

So we don't emphasise the second "E", we emphasise the first E.

Pay attention to the emphasis