«A time when...» bilan boshlanadigan kartalar bitta aniq voqeani so‘raydi, umumiy odatni emas. Voqeani bir lahzadan boshlang va hikoya qiling.
Cue card
Describe a time when you helped someone.
You should say:
who you helped
when and where it happened
how you helped them
and explain how you felt about it.
1 daqiqalik qoralama
- who: an elderly man, lost, metro station
- when: last winter, evening, Chilonzor
- how: called his son, waited 40 min, bought tea
- felt: tired but happy, son's message later
Namunaviy javob (taxminan 2 daqiqa)
I'd like to describe a time last winter when I helped an elderly man who'd got lost in the metro in Tashkent.
It was a cold evening in January and I was on my way home from university. At the Chilonzor station I noticed an old man standing near the exit, looking really confused and asking people something, but everyone was rushing past him.
When I went over, it turned out he'd come from a village to visit his son, who'd moved to the city recently, and he'd written the address on a piece of paper that he'd since lost. He didn't have a smartphone, only an old phone with his son's number saved in it, and the battery was almost dead. So I charged it with my power bank, called his son for him, and explained where we were. The son was on the other side of the city, so I waited with the old man for about forty minutes. We bought tea from a kiosk and he told me about his grandchildren the whole time.
When his son finally arrived, he thanked me so many times that I felt a bit embarrassed. I got home late and really tired, but I felt genuinely happy, probably happier than after most things I do in a week. The next day the son even sent me a message saying his father had told the whole family about me.
Since then I try not to rush past people who look like they need help.
Foydali so‘z va iboralar
| Ibora | Ma’nosi |
|---|---|
| rush past | shoshib yonidan o‘tib ketish |
| it turned out | ma’lum bo‘lishicha |
| the battery was almost dead | batareya deyarli tugagan edi |
| a power bank | power bank, tashqi akkumulyator |
| genuinely happy | chin dildan xursand |
| cautious about strangers | notanishlardan ehtiyot bo‘ladigan |
| a box to tick | shunchaki rasmiyatchilik |
| a care home | keksalar uyi |
Qanday javob berish kerak
- Hikoyani vaziyat bilan boshlang: qachon, qayerda, nima ko‘rdingiz.
- Past Perfect «oldin nima bo‘lgan»ni ko‘rsatadi: «he'd written the address... that he'd since lost».
- Yordamni aniq harakatlar bilan tasvirlang: «I charged his phone, called his son, waited...».
- His-tuyg‘u qismida solishtirish: «happier than after most things I do in a week».
Shu mavzuni hozir mashq qiling
AI imtihonchi sizga shu savollarni beradi, javobingizni tinglaydi va xatolaringizni ko‘rsatadi.
Part 3: davomidagi muhokama savollari
Are people less willing to help strangers than in the past?
In big cities, maybe a little, mainly because everyone is in a hurry and people are more cautious about strangers. But in my experience most people are still happy to help if you actually ask them directly.
Should schools teach children to volunteer?
I think it's a good idea, as long as it's not just a box to tick. If children see the real effect of their help, for example in a care home, they're more likely to keep doing it as adults.
Why do some people not help others in public?
Who should take care of elderly people: families or the state?
Part 2 strategiyasi: cue card qo‘llanmasi. Keyingi bosqich: Part 3 qo‘llanmasi.
Shu mavzuni hozir mashq qiling
AI imtihonchi sizga shu savollarni beradi, javobingizni tinglaydi va xatolaringizni ko‘rsatadi.
