English PE-16: Prepositions of Place: in, on, at Three tiny words that Uzbek covers with one ending. Learn the zoom logic — at a point, on a surface, in a space — and the phrases you must simply know.
English PE-15: Adjectives: Meaning, Position and Order Where adjectives go, why they never take -s, the native order of 'a beautiful old Uzbek silk carpet', and the bored/boring difference that changes what you say.
English PE-14: have / have got: Talking About Possession Two ways to say what you own, and when each one sounds natural — plus the have that means 'do', as in have breakfast and have a shower.
English PE-13: Present Simple vs Present Continuous The decision that separates confident speakers from hesitant ones — plus the stative verbs that refuse to take -ing at all.
English PE-12: Present Continuous: Happening Right Now The tense for this exact moment: am/is/are + verb-ing. Includes the -ing spelling rules and the three other jobs this tense quietly does.
English PE-11: Adverbs of Frequency: always, usually, never How often do you do it? Learn the frequency scale from always to never, and the one position rule that decides where these words go in a sentence.
English PE-10: Present Simple: Negatives and Questions Meet do and does — the helper verbs that build every Present Simple negative and question, and the golden rule that stops 'she doesn't works'.
English PE-9: Present Simple: Habits, Facts and Timetables The tense of your everyday life. Learn when to use the Present Simple and master the one letter that causes more mistakes than any other: the third-person -s.
English PE-8: This, That, These, Those Four little words that point: near or far, one or many — plus how English uses them on the phone, in time expressions and when introducing people.
English PE-7: There is / There are How to say that something exists — the English answer to 'bor' and 'yoʻq', with the agreement rule, negatives, questions and the there/it difference.
English PE-6: The Verb "to be": am / is / are The most used verb in English. Learn am/is/are, their short forms, negatives, questions — and why Uzbek speakers keep forgetting to say it at all.
English PE-5: Pronouns: Subject, Object and Possessive I or me? My or mine? Its or it's? Master the small words that replace nouns and stop your sentences from repeating themselves.
