English PE-69: Quantifiers: some, any, much, many, a lot of How much and how many — the words for amounts, which sentence types they belong to, and why 'Would you like some tea?' breaks the rule.
English PE-68: as ... as, too, enough Saying things are equal, excessive or sufficient — and the word-order rule that makes 'enough' go before nouns but after adjectives.
English PE-67: Comparatives and Superlatives Bigger, biggest, more beautiful, the most beautiful — the rules, the spelling, the irregulars, and the double-comparative mistake.
English PE-66: The Causative: have / get something done You didn't do it — somebody did it for you. The structure behind 'I had my hair cut', which Uzbek expresses with -tirdim.
English PE-60: Passive Voice: Present and Past When the doer doesn't matter: be + V3. The structure behind almost all academic and news English.
English PE-59: Defining vs Non-Defining Relative Clauses Two commas that change what a sentence means — how English separates essential information from extra information.
English PE-58: Relative Clauses: who, which, that How to add information about a noun without starting a new sentence — and why English puts the description AFTER the noun, unlike Uzbek.
English PE-57: wish and if only How English says 'koshki edi' — wishing for a different present, a different past, or for somebody to stop doing something annoying.
English PE-56: Mixed Conditionals When the two halves live in different times: a past cause with a present result, or a present cause with a past result.
English PE-55: Third Conditional: Regretting the Past The conditional for what never happened — if I had studied, I would have passed. How English rewrites a past it cannot change.
English PE-54: Second Conditional: The Imaginary Present If I had a million dollars… The conditional for dreams and impossible situations — and the famous phrase 'If I were you'.
English PE-53: Zero and First Conditional If sentences that are real: what always happens, and what will happen if — plus the golden rule that there is never a 'will' after 'if'.
