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SIMLE SENTENCES EXPRESSING CONDITIONAL RESULT RELATIONSHIPS AND WAYS OF THEIR TRANSLATION
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- 1. Namangan State Institute of Foreign Languages named after Ishaqkhon Ibrat
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Nowadays the English language is taught as a compulsory subject in all institutions in Uzbekistan. Teaching and learning English has some specific peculiarities and is required a special teaching program and methodology. Studying of scientific-methodological sources, analyzing of current curriculums and texts-books show that the English language Plays a great role for students in being a high qualified specialist
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