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If you enjoy watching historical series, "Prophet Joseph" is for you. You will not only learn about history but also improve your listening skills.
By the way, when you watch English series, please do not look at the subtitles because they can disrupt your listening progress.
DAY 13
English phrasal verb - “feel for (someone)” 😞 - kimgadir rahmi kelmoq, achinmoq
This phrasal verb means to feel sympathy for someone because they are very unhappy, or in a difficult situation.
For example - I really feel for her because she’s been under so much stress at work recently.
Uzbek teen helps launch satellite into orbit with NASA and SpaceX
A 17-year-old student from Uzbekistan, Akbar Mahkamov, has successfully contributed to launching a satellite into Earth’s orbit. The achievement is part of an international, student-led project conducted in collaboration with NASA and SpaceX.
Essential vocabulary!
satellite - sun'iy yo'ldosh
To contribute - hissa qo'shmoq
To launch - boshlamoq
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A student of mine asked me how to improve their reading skills. I said that the best way to improve them is by reading articles on diverse topics such as geography, astronomy, and so on. I highly recommend keeping up with the weekly articles in New Scientist magazine.
https://t.me/magazinetolearn
🐺 The wolf is the only animal that can go into battle against a stronger opponent.
If it loses the fight, it stares into the eyes of its opponent until its last breath, after which it dies.
🧠 Experts from the University of Virginia have found that the human brain begins to age at the age of 27.
Interestingly, the peak of this organ's capabilities occurs at 22 years old.
Essential vocabulary!
Capability - ish bajarish sig'imi
To occur - sodir bo'lmoq
Peak - cho'qqi
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📖 Reading practice B1 level
Прочитайте статью вслух, не зацикливаясь на незнакомых вам словах.
A Town that Lives in One Building
Located in the beautiful state of Alaska, a little town called Whittier is tucked away in a picturesque area surrounded by mountains and the ocean. This hidden gem is hard to reach: the only ways to and from Whittier are either by ferry or through a one-lane tunnel that cuts through the mountains. This tunnel is unique because it is shared by both vehicles and trains, necessitating a precisely managed schedule to accommodate both modes of transportation and both directions of traffic.
Whittier’s economy thrives on its port, the town’s main source of employment, where cargo ships drop off their containers for rail transportation across Alaska. The town also has a grocery store, a museum, two hotels, and various other job opportunities for all its citizens: police officers, municipal workers, educators at the local school, and marina staff. Tourism has grown over the last few years to become an alternative source of income, drawing visitors to attractions such as the Anton Anderson Memorial Tunnel, glacier jet ski tours, and scenic boat excursions that offer breathtaking views of marine wildlife and icebergs.
But the most fascinating aspect of Whittier is perhaps the fact that nearly all of its 200-odd residents live under the same roof. The Begich Towers, a 14-story building, is more than just an apartment complex; it’s a self-contained town! The harsh winter weather helps to explain the convenience of this unusual way of living. Whittier’s winter months are known for their heavy snowfalls and fierce winds. By having all the necessary facilities and services in one building, the residents don’t have to brave the cold weather every time they need to run an errand or go to church. Not even the children need to step outside to attend school, which is in an adjacent building connected through a tunnel. It’s an ingenious solution that makes life in such an extreme climate much more manageable.
However, the origins of Whittier’s unique living situation date back to the early last century when the area was chosen for a military base. Shielded by towering mountains and situated by a bay with unfreezing waters, this location offered an ideal strategic position. Initially, wooden camps housed the soldiers, but as the need for more permanent structures grew with the increasing population, two significant buildings were erected: the once largest building in Alaska, the Buckner Building, and the Begich Towers. The construction of the tunnel in the 1940s, intended to provide railway access, marked Whittier’s transformation into an essential cargo and passenger port. After the military left in the 1960s, the Buckner Building was abandoned, and the Begich Towers became the main residential and communal space for the town’s inhabitants.
Nowadays, Whittier’s residents just need to hop on the elevator to go grocery shopping, visit the police station, or eat ‘out’—though in this case, ‘eat in’ might be more accurate. There’s even a health clinic, which is far from being a hospital but more than enough for minor ailments. In essence, everything the residents may need is a few steps away from their homes. Living in Begich Towers offers a sense of community and convenience that is hard to find elsewhere. The close proximity of homes and businesses fosters a strong bond among the residents. Whether they’re sharing a cup of coffee at the café on the ground floor or attending a community meeting, the people of Whittier have created a unique and supportive environment.
Whittier might be small, but it’s a remarkable example of adaptability and community spirit. Its single-building town, surrounded by Alaska’s breathtaking landscape, is a testament to human ingenuity and resilience.
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Children under one year old should not be given honey, as it can cause infant botulism.
🎧 Matnni audio yozuvini tinglang va talaffuzingizni tekshiring.
Wordbank:
📰walk properly - to'g'ri yurmoq
📰get injured - jarohat olmoq
📰run into - turtilib, urilib ketmoq
📰fall over - yiqilib tushmoq
📰head injuries - bosh jarohatlari
📰damage - zarar
📰make longer - uzaytirmoq
📰hard parts - qattiq qismlar
📰jogging = running
📖 Reading practice A2 level
Matnni baland ovozda o‘qing, sizga notanish so‘zlarga haddan tashqari e’tibor qaratmang.
Texting while walking is dangerous
Writing text messages and walking is dangerous. It is more dangerous than driving and texting. More people get injured while walking than driving. Walking in a straight line is not easy. We can forget how to walk properly. Dangerous things can happen. We run into people or cars. We fall over things in the street.
There are a few reasons why texting and walking is dangerous. People cannot see when they look at their keyboard. Their minds are somewhere else – they are not thinking about walking safely. Thousands of people have accidents. Some have serious head injuries.
Too much jogging could be a problem!
Running is good for our health. A recent study says that running too much is bad for us and it doesn’t always make our lives longer. A specialist said too much running can damage your heart. Long-distance runners and people who never exercise can have the same risk of having a heart attack.
Experts looked at the health of 3,300 runners. Most of them ran over 30 kilometres a week. Marathon runners had hard parts in their heart. A doctor who started running in 1967 is sad. He ran 60 kilometres every week. He thought his heart was strong. Now he has heart problems. He said we should exercise, but not too much.
🦈 When it's time to give birth, the female shark loses her appetite so that she won't be tempted to eat her own offspring.
Essential vocabulary!
To give birth - tug'moq
Offspring - odam yoki hayvon bolasi
