UsmonJohn 8.5 | English ✍🏻

Ehhhh kanalniyam shunaqa yuritadimi?! Odamlar nima deydi?! 👀😐 @TheGeneralFather

P.S Ha Sen nimani ko'rib katta bo'lganing senga bog'liq emas edi 😔 Lekin . . . 🤨 Nimani ko'rsatishing senga bog'liq! Yuqoridagi postni ohirigacha o'qimang Hayot va Ohirat uchun foydali!

Hech o'ylab ko'rganmisiz, farzandlarimiz bizda nimani ko'rib katta bo'lishyapti? Yoki bo'lajak farzandlaringiz kelajakda sizda nimani ko'radi? Namoz o'qiyotganimiznimi yoki telefonda soatlab o'tirishimiznimi? Qur’on ustidami? yoki serial va kinolar ustidami? Ota-onaning bir biriga goʻzal muomalasinimi yoki urush janjalnimi? Farzandning kelajakda kim boʻlishi–toʻgʻridan toʻgʻri ota-onaga bogʻliq. Yoshlikda ota va onasidan nimani olsa, nimani koʻrsa, albatta ulgʻaygach fe’l atvorida, yurish turishida buni koʻrsatib beradi. Farzandlarimiz–bizning oynadagi aksimiz. Ayniqsa hozir, jamiyat tubsizlikka choʻkib ketayotgan zamonda, bolalar dastakka, mexr va koʻp, juda koʻp e’tiborga muhtoj. 20 daqiqa gaplashib, 5-6 yoshli bolaning ichini bilib olish mumkin. Biz shuni ham qilmaymiz. Gʻalati qiliqlar va yomon odatlar chiqargach, hayrat va gʻazabimizni yashirolmaymiz. Bola–boshdan oyoq energiya manbai. Uni toʻxtatib boʻlmaydi. Ichidan toʻlib toshayotgan qiziquvchanlik, tirishqoqlikka qaratilgan quvvatni ichida qoldirolmaydi. Albatta nimagadir sarflaydi. Nimaga sarflashiga esa, biz mas’ulmiz. Tarbiyani oʻzimizdan, yurish turishimizdan boshlashimiz kerak. Qoʻldan chiqqan farzandni hech qanaqa boylik, hech qaysi oshna-og’ayni, hech bir seriallaru, ijtimoiy tarmoqlar qaytarib berolmaydi. Source @TheGeneralFather

O'qilmagan kitobdan ko'ra, So'lib qoladigan gul bergan yaxshi. Source

As it's your last Prayer😇

Steps to improve focus during Salah @TheGeneralFather

Steps to improve focus during Salah @TheGeneralFather

In Saturday classes Source @TheGeneralFather

Morning motivation @TheGeneralFather

abide by the decision - (formal) accept the decision Competitors must abide by the judge's decision take up of fice - (formal) start work in an official position The minister took up office in December. come up with an alternative Since then, however, the developer's solicitor has started a discussion with the family to come up with an alternative arrangement. file for divorce - made an official request for a divorce He can hire a lawyer and file for divorce come down heavily on - punish very severely They're coming down heavily on people for not paying their licence fees Soak up the atmosphere I sat at my table for an hour soaking up the atmosphere of the café free up some time I need to free up some time this weekend to finish the report keep up with I can't keep up with the new songs work up an appetite We went for a long walk to work up an appetite. fit in with my plans He didn't fit in with her plans, so she left him live up to my expectations I pledge to use all my strength and ability to live up to your expectations burst into laughter/tears - suddenly start to laugh/cry They burst into laughter Dip into savings/funds - spend part of some money which was being saved I had to dip into my savings to pay for the repairs Jot down an address/ a phone number / a room number - write down quickly I'll just jot down the address for you. See off an intruder / opponent - get rid of, defeat The caretaker ran out and saw off the boys who had been damaging the fence Addhere to principles / beliefs / ideals / a philosophy - formal: continue to maintain a belief She adhered to her principles/ideals throughout her life.

wouldn’t say no to - informal: I’d really like I wouldn't say no to a drink Needless to say / It goes without saying that Needless to say, we're right at the back It goes without saying that this is a weighty and costly project but also a necessary one didn’t say a word He did not say a word, just stared at the sky Generally speaking Generally speaking, people like her as a leader. Strictly speaking Strictly speaking, because our study only concerned a non-clinical sample, our conclusions should only address non-pathological functioning speaks very highly - says good things about you She speaks very highly of the new director speak properly - [generally used by parents or teachers to children, not between adults I'll speak properly about it, hopefully, very shortly talked business Chapman decided the time was opportune for talking business talking nonsense You're talking nonsense! talking a lot of sense you realise he’s actually talking a lot of sense tell a secret I'll tell you a secret. tell his fortune - predict his future life She was told her fortune by a fortune-teller give a reason Almost a third of the men failed to complete the test, without giving a reason for dropping out. states your aim The grandly stated aim of this programme was to illustrate the hardships of long-term unemployment. state their business "Then state your business for I am beginning to feel as bruised in spirit as Richilda, relict of Albert, Duke of Ebersberg" give an account She was asked to give an account of her actions get message across The campaign had clearly failed to get its message across to the public. declare the winner of "You would declare a winner based on what style appeals to you". pronounced dead She was later pronounced dead. impart knowledge As an art teacher your job is perhaps to facilitate learning rather than impart knowledge. divulge sources Many states have laws shielding reporters from having to divulge sources in most circumstances, but there is no similar federal law disseminating information The federal government is good at collecting and disseminating information notified the police When the card was used, the bank notified the police protest his innocence All he did was protest his innocence, over and over. professed ignorance Molotov — who, unlike many of Stalin's associates, lived to a ripe old age — typically professed ignorance about the fates of the people whose deaths he ordained. break the news The doctor broke the news to the family that my grandmother had cancer.

When you have a good sense of humour 😇 @TheGeneralFather

Бахтни инсонлар катта, эришиб бўлмас нарса деб ўйлашади. Аслида бахт ўз қўлларимизда! Бизда бор нарсаларни фарқига бориб, улардан завқланишда бахт. Нега ҳамма ўзини бир қолипга солишга уринади? Нега яхши кийиниб, яхши жойларда ўқийдиганларни ҳамма бахтли деб ўйлайди? Аслида бахт ўзимизда бор! Ёнимизда! Бахт бу- фарзандимиз борлиги, ота-онамиз, ёки суяна оладиган ёримиз, дардлаша оладиган опа-сингил, ака-укамиз борлигидир! Булардан ҳеч бўлмаса бир донаси бор бўлса ҳам бизни бахтсизман дейишимиз бироз кулгули ҳолат. Бахт - фарзандингни кулгусида мужассам; Бахт - ота-онангнинг сендан рози ҳолатда дуо қилишида мужассам; Бахт - тоғдек суяна оладиган ёрингда мужассам; Бахт - сен хурсандлигингда сендан кўп хурсанд бўладиган, хафалигингда сендан кўп хафа бўладиган опа-сингил/ ака-укангда мужассам! Шунинг учун бахтсизман дема, Аллоҳ барчага бахтни берган. Фақат сен уни фарқига бор ва бахтли яша! Тунчироқ @TheGeneralFather

Another note from before 😋 Found useful 😇 @TheGeneralFather

make some suggestions When I make some suggestions, they will have no chance to deny them make a contribution The income should be contingent on people making a contribution either by paid work or some public endeavour. make an apology Joan made her apologies for the delay and left the room improvements to make Much to her surprise, the board agreed to make improvements making these arrangements They make an arrangement with their bosses to lie about their wages to claim working tax credit. have a party I have a party to go to tonight. did … research I did some tests and then asked Ginny for some research help. make a habit of He made a habit of ignoring me whenever his friends were around. make enemies In a business where some people easily make enemies, Neilson has few. make attempts We both made an attempt to be friendly despite recent arguments. make a success of We have a joint objective to make a success of this process make an escape He made his escape before dawn. make discovery They made the discovery after studying a group of circus elephants. make calculations Others make the calculation that opposition to her deal would win over the membership. make room for We could make room for the piano by moving some of this furniture make his acquaintance She made the acquaintance of a man from the city. make an offer They made an offer on our house. make a proposal The boss accepted his proposal." "He withdrew his budget proposal." "Let's discuss the new proposal." "He made a proposal at the meeting." make a stand against It is time for the authorities to make a stand against unruly rhetoric. create a good/bad impression Wear your grey suit to the interview if you want to create a good impression. create a (+ adj.) atmosphere The lanterns in the garden create a romantic atmosphere. stage a protest The students staged a protest against rising tuition fees. lodge a complaint Several people have lodged a complaint about the receptionist’s rudeness. rustle up a meal It took Sam ten minutes to rustle up a meal. run up curtains This weekend I’m going to run up some curtains for my new room. turn a profit This month our company should turn a profit for the first time. coin a phrase I wonder who coined the term ‘blogging’.

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Nice talk @TheGeneralFather