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TAA11210 · 1-semester · 60110900 Foreign Language and Literature · 2025 intake
- Credits
- 5
- Total hours
- 150
- Contact hours
- 60
- Type
- Compulsory
- Block
- Majburiy fanlar
- Final assessment
- Imtihon
Hours breakdown
- Practical60 h
- Independent study90 h
Topics · 30
- 1.Introducing yourself and talking about identity.2
- 2.Sharing memories and talking about past experiences.2
- 3.Expressing preferences using ‘I’d much rather …’2
- 4.Describing different personalities and character traits.2
- 5.Reviewing what was learned in Unit 1: Identity2
- 6.Comparing online life with real life.2
- 7.Talking about nature and outdoor activities.2
- 8.Describing amazing lives and inspiring people.2
- 9.Imagining being a time traveller and discussing history.2
- 10.Reviewing what was learned in Unit 2: Different worlds.2
- 11.Describing festivals and cultural celebrations.2
- 12.Talking about performers such as actors and musicians.2
- 13.Discussing binge-watching and modern media habits.2
- 14.Describing yourself as a music lover or talking about music preferences.2
- 15.Reviewing what was learned in Unit 3: Showtime.2
- 16.Talking about making changes in life.2
- 17.Describing sleep habits and routines.2
- 18.Discussing the importance of keeping active.2
- 19.Describing ancient traditions and customs.2
- 20.Reviewing what was learned in Unit 4: Lifestyle.2
- 21.Talking about a first day in a new situation.2
- 22.Discussing money and financial topics.2
- 23.Solving communication problems in online meetings.2
- 24.Describing what makes a good team player.2
- 25.Reviewing what was learned in Unit 5: Work.2
- 26.Paying attention and staying focused.2
- 27.Talking about noise, silence and personal space.2
- 28.Giving advice and suggestions to others.2
- 29.Talking about honesty and lies in communication.2
- 30.Reviewing what was learned in Unit 6: Psychology.2
Assessment (max score)
- Final exam 5
- Total 5
- Midterm 1 5
- Midterm 2 5
Source: HEMIS. Titles as in HEMIS (in Uzbek). Reading list and grading criteria are in the department's approved syllabus.
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