B2 78-dars 13 daqiqa

Advanced Quantifiers

Miqdor so‘zlari: murakkab holatlar

Bu darsda

Oddiy qilib aytganda

A2 darajasida much, many, a lot of, a few, a little kabi asosiy miqdor so‘zlarini o‘rgandik. Yuqori darajada miqdorni aniqroq, nozikroq va rasmiyroq aytish kerak bo‘ladi — ayniqsa insho, hisobot va imtihonlarda.

Bu darsda uchta muhim mavzu bor:

  1. each va every farqi — biri har birini alohida ko‘radi, ikkinchisi hammasini guruh sifatida.
  2. of so‘zining roli — most people (umuman odamlar) va most of the people (aniq guruh).
  3. Rasmiy miqdor iboralari — a large number of, a great deal of, the majority of.
  • Most people like music.Ko‘pchilik musiqani yoqtiradi. (umuman)
  • Most of the people at the party were young.Bazmdagilarning ko‘pi yosh edi. (aniq guruh)
  • A large number of students failed.Ko‘p sonli talaba o‘tmadi. (rasmiy)

Bu darsda siz quyidagilarni o‘rganasiz:

  1. each va every farqi.
  2. Miqdor so‘zi + of + aniq guruh.
  3. Rasmiy miqdor iboralari.
  4. Inkor miqdor: hardly any, few, not many.
  5. less va fewer.
  6. Fe’l bilan moslik va eng ko‘p xatolar.

each va every

Ikkalasi ham “har bir” degani va ikkalasidan keyin birlik ot va birlik fe’l keladi. Lekin farqi bor:

eachAlohida-alohida, ikkita narsa uchun ham: each hand
everyHammasi birga, kamida uchta: every country
each every
Har birini alohida ko‘radi Hammasini guruh sifatida
2 va undan ko‘p 3 va undan ko‘p
Each of the students... Every student... (every of yo‘q!)
Yolg‘iz kelishi mumkin: They each got a gift. Yolg‘iz kelmaydi
  • Each of the students has a book.Talabalarning har biri kitobga ega.
  • Every student has a book.Har bir talabada kitob bor.
  • She wore a ring on each hand.U har bir qo‘liga uzuk taqqan edi. (ikki qo‘l — each)
  • Every country has its own traditions.Har bir davlatning o‘z an’analari bor.
  • The children each received a present.Bolalarning har biri sovg‘a oldi.

Every of the students — xato. every dan keyin of kelmaydi; each of yoki every one of ishlatiladi.

every bilan vaqt

  • She visits every two weeks.U har ikki haftada keladi.
  • Every other dayHar ikki kunda bir marta
  • Every few minutesHar necha daqiqada
  • Each time I see him, he smiles.Uni har ko‘rganimda, u jilmayadi.
  • Every single dayHar kuni, istisnosiz

Miqdor so‘zi + of + aniq guruh

Bu — eng muhim qoida. Miqdor so‘zidan keyin:

  • umumiy ma’noda — to‘g‘ridan-to‘g‘ri ot: most people, some students;
  • aniq guruh haqida — of the / of my / of them: most of the people, some of my friends.
Umumiymiqdor + ot: most people, some students, many books
Aniq guruhmiqdor + of + the / my / these + ot: most of the people
Olmosh bilanmiqdor + of + us / you / them: all of us, none of them
  • Most people like it.Ko‘pchilik buni yoqtiradi. (umuman)
  • Most of the people here are young.Bu yerdagilarning ko‘pi yosh. (aniq guruh)
  • None of them came.Ularning hech biri kelmadi.
  • Several of my friends live abroad.Bir nechta do‘stim chet elda yashaydi.
  • All of us agree.Hammamiz rozimiz.
  • Some of the questions were difficult.Savollarning ba’zilari qiyin edi.
  • Many of my classmates went to university.Sinfdoshlarimning ko‘pi universitetga ketdi.

Most of people — xato. Umumiy ma’noda of yo‘q: Most people.

Qaysi so‘zlar of bilan?

So‘z Umumiy Aniq guruh
all all students all of the students / all the students
most most people most of the people
some some books some of the books
many / much many friends many of my friends
a few / a little a few days a few of the days
none — (no ishlatiladi) none of the students
each each student each of the students
both both sisters both of my sisters
half half an hour half of the money

all va both dan keyin of ixtiyoriy: all the students = all of the students. Lekin olmosh bilan of shart: all of them, both of us.

Rasmiyroq miqdor iboralari

Rasmiy yozuvda (insho, hisobot, ilmiy matn) a lot of o‘rniga rasmiyroq iboralar ishlatiladi.

Ibora Nima bilan Misol
a large number of sanaladigan a large number of students
a great deal of sanalmaydigan a great deal of money
a large amount of sanalmaydigan a large amount of time
plenty of ikkalasi plenty of food
the majority of sanaladigan the majority of people
a minority of sanaladigan a minority of voters
a wide range of sanaladigan a wide range of products
a significant proportion of ikkalasi a significant proportion of the population
a handful of sanaladigan (oz) a handful of people
  • A large number of tourists visit Samarkand every year.Har yili ko‘p sonli sayyoh Samarqandga tashrif buyuradi.
  • The project required a great deal of effort.Loyiha katta kuch talab qildi.
  • The majority of students passed the exam.Talabalarning aksariyati imtihondan o‘tdi.
  • The shop sells a wide range of products.Do‘konda keng turdagi mahsulotlar sotiladi.
  • A large proportion of the population lives in cities.Aholining katta qismi shaharlarda yashaydi.

A great deal of students — xato. a great deal of — faqat sanalmaydigan otlar bilan. Sanaladigan — a large number of.

Inkor miqdor

“Deyarli yo‘q”, “juda kam” ma’nosini berish uchun:

  • There’s hardly any milk left.Deyarli sut qolmadi.
  • Hardly anyone came.Deyarli hech kim kelmadi.
  • Few people realise this.Buni kam odam tushunadi. (rasmiy)
  • Little is known about his life.Uning hayoti haqida kam narsa ma’lum. (rasmiy)
  • Not many students passed.Ko‘p talaba o‘tmadi.
  • Not much has changed.Ko‘p narsa o‘zgarmadi.
  • Very few people know the answer.Javobni juda kam odam biladi.

few / little (a siz) — rasmiy uslubda keng tarqalgan va salbiy ma’no beradi. So‘zlashuvda not many / not much tabiiyroq.

less va fewer

fewersanaladigan ko‘plik: fewer cars, fewer people
lesssanalmaydigan: less traffic, less money
  • There are fewer cars on the road today.Bugun yo‘lda mashinalar kamroq.
  • There is less traffic today.Bugun tirbandlik kamroq.
  • I eat less sugar now.Endi kamroq shakar yeyman.
  • Fewer people smoke these days.Hozirgi kunda kamroq odam chekadi.

So‘zlashuvda less people ham eshitiladi, lekin rasmiy va imtihon uslubida fewer to‘g‘ri.

fewest va least — orttirma daraja: the fewest mistakes, the least money.

Foizlar, ulushlar va fe’l bilan moslik

of dan keyingi otga qarab fe’l moslashadi: sanalmaydigan — birlik, ko‘plik — ko‘plik.

  • Half of the money is gone.Pulning yarmi ketdi.
  • Half of the students are here.Talabalarning yarmi shu yerda.
  • Most of the water is dirty.Suvning ko‘p qismi iflos.
  • Most of the buildings are old.Binolarning ko‘pi eski.
  • 30% of the population lives in cities.Aholining 30% i shaharlarda yashaydi.
  • Two thirds of the students are girls.Talabalarning uchdan ikki qismi qizlar.

a number of va the number of

  • A number of students are absent.Bir qancha talaba yo‘q. (ko‘plik)
  • The number of students is growing.Talabalar soni o‘syapti. (birlik — “son”)

none of + fe’l

none of + ko‘plik otdan keyin rasmiy uslubda birlik, so‘zlashuvda ko‘plik fe’l:

  • None of the students has finished.Talabalarning hech biri tugatmadi. (rasmiy)
  • None of the students have finished.(so‘zlashuv)
  • How many came? — None.Nechtasi keldi? — Hech biri.

Bosqichma-bosqich

Tanlash uchun ikki savol:

  1. Umuman yoki aniq guruhmi? Umuman: most people. Aniq: most of the people.
  2. Rasmiy matnmi? A lot of → a large number of / a great deal of.
  • Many students failed.Ko‘p talaba o‘tmadi.
  • Many of the students in my class failed.Sinfimdagi ko‘p talaba o‘tmadi.
  • A large proportion of the population lives in cities.Aholining katta qismi shaharlarda yashaydi.

Misol: “Do‘stlarimning hech biri kelmadi.”

  1. Aniq guruh (mening do‘stlarim) → none of my friends.
NatijaNone of my friends came.

Misol (rasmiy): “Ko‘p mablag‘ sarflandi.”

  1. money — sanalmaydi → a great deal of.
  2. Majhul nisbat (rasmiy uslub).
NatijaA great deal of money was spent.

Ko‘p uchraydigan xatolar

Ko‘p uchraydigan xatolar

✗ Most of people like it.

✓ Most people like it.

Umumiy ma’noda of kerak emas.

✗ a great deal of students

✓ a large number of students

great deal sanalmaydigan bilan.

✗ Every students

✓ Every student

every + birlik.

✗ Every of the students

✓ Each of the students / Every one of the students

every + of yo‘q.

✗ less people

✓ fewer people

Sanaladigan — fewer.

✗ Half of the money are gone.

✓ Half of the money is gone.

Sanalmaydigan — birlik.

✗ The number of students are rising.

✓ The number of students is rising.

the number — birlik.

✗ A number of people is waiting.

✓ A number of people are waiting.

a number of — ko‘plik.

✗ None of them didn’t come.

✓ None of them came.

none o‘zi inkor.

✗ All of students passed.

✓ All the students / All of the students passed.

of + the.

Eslab qoling: umumiy — miqdor + ot (most people), aniq — miqdor + of the (most of the people). fewer — sanaladigan, less — sanalmaydigan.

Hayotiy vaziyatlarda

Hisobotdan parcha

According to the survey, the majority of young people in Tashkent use social media every day. A large number of respondents said they spend more than three hours online. However, only a few of them read books regularly. Most of the students interviewed prefer watching videos to reading. Fewer people now watch TV than ten years ago, and less time is spent on outdoor activities. None of the participants said they had no smartphone.

Suhbat

  • — How many people came to the meeting?— Yig‘ilishga necha kishi keldi?
  • — Most of the team came, but a few were ill.— Jamoaning ko‘pi keldi, lekin bir nechtasi kasal edi.
  • — Did everyone get the documents?— Hamma hujjatlarni oldimi?
  • — Yes, each person got a copy.— Ha, har bir kishi nusxa oldi.
  • — Were there any questions?— Savollar bo‘ldimi?
  • — Hardly any. Few people understood the topic.— Deyarli yo‘q. Mavzuni kam odam tushundi.

O‘zingizni tekshiring

  1. ___ people enjoy holidays. (umumiy) → Most
  2. ___ of my friends live abroad. (bir nechta) → Several / Some / A few
  3. There is ___ traffic than yesterday. → less
  4. There are ___ cars than yesterday. → fewer
  5. Talabalarning har biri sertifikat oldi. → Each of the students got a certificate.
  6. Aholining aksariyati shaharlarda yashaydi. → The majority of the population live(s) in cities.
  7. Deyarli hech kim kelmadi. → Hardly anyone came.
  8. Xatoni toping: A great deal of people came. → A large number of people came.

Qisqa xulosa

  • each — alohida (2+), every — guruh (3+); ikkalasidan keyin birlik; every of — yo‘q.
  • Umumiy: most people; aniq guruh: most of the people; olmosh bilan of shart.
  • Rasmiy: a large number of (sanaladigan), a great deal of / a large amount of (sanalmaydigan), the majority of.
  • Inkor: hardly any, few, little, not many, not much.
  • fewer + sanaladigan, less + sanalmaydigan.
  • Fe’l of dan keyingi otga moslashadi: half of the money is, half of the students are.
  • a number of — ko‘plik, the number of — birlik.
Barcha darslar
A1 Boshlang‘ich 20 ta dars
  1. 1 Sentence StructureIngliz tilida gap tuzilishi
  2. 2 Plural NounsOtlarning ko‘plik shakli
  3. 3 Articles: a / anNoaniq artikl
  4. 4 The Article: theAniq artikl
  5. 5 Personal PronounsKishilik olmoshlari
  6. 6 PossessivesEgalik: my, mine va ’s
  7. 7 The Verb “to be”“To be” fe’li: am, is, are
  8. 8 This, That, These, ThoseKo‘rsatish olmoshlari
  9. 9 There is / There areBiror narsaning borligini aytish
  10. 10 Have / Have got“Bor” ma’nosida have
  11. 11 Present SimpleHozirgi oddiy zamon
  12. 12 Present ContinuousHozirgi davomli zamon
  13. 13 Question WordsSo‘roq so‘zlari
  14. 14 CanQila olish: can
  15. 15 ImperativesBuyruq gaplar
  16. 16 Prepositions of PlaceJoy predloglari
  17. 17 Prepositions of TimeVaqt predloglari
  18. 18 AdjectivesSifatlar
  19. 19 Countable Nouns, Some and AnySanaladigan otlar, some va any
  20. 20 Numbers and DatesSonlar va sanalar
A2 Oddiy 17 ta dars
  1. 21 Past of “to be”: was / were“To be” ning o‘tgan zamoni
  2. 22 Past SimpleO‘tgan oddiy zamon
  3. 23 Irregular VerbsNoto‘g‘ri fe’llar
  4. 24 Past ContinuousO‘tgan davomli zamon
  5. 25 Present PerfectHozirgi tugallangan zamon
  6. 26 Present Perfect or Past Simple?Present Perfect va Past Simple farqi
  7. 27 Future: willKelasi zamon: will
  8. 28 Future: be going toReja: be going to
  9. 29 Comparative AdjectivesSifatlarning qiyosiy darajasi
  10. 30 Superlative AdjectivesSifatlarning orttirma darajasi
  11. 31 Adverbs of MannerTarz ravishlari
  12. 32 Adverbs of FrequencyTakror ravishlari
  13. 33 QuantifiersMiqdor so‘zlari
  14. 34 Must and Have toMajburiyat: must va have to
  15. 35 ShouldMaslahat: should
  16. 36 Like doing, Want to doFe’ldan keyin fe’l
  17. 37 ConjunctionsBog‘lovchilar
B1 O‘rta 17 ta dars
  1. 38 Present Perfect ContinuousHozirgi tugallangan davomli zamon
  2. 39 Past PerfectO‘tgan tugallangan zamon
  3. 40 Future ContinuousKelasi davomli zamon
  4. 41 Used toO‘tmishdagi odatlar
  5. 42 Zero and First ConditionalShart gaplar: 0 va 1-tur
  6. 43 Second ConditionalShart gaplar: 2-tur
  7. 44 Passive VoiceMajhul nisbat
  8. 45 Reported SpeechKo‘chirma gap
  9. 46 Relative ClausesAniqlovchi ergash gaplar
  10. 47 Gerunds and Infinitives-ing shakli va to + fe’l
  11. 48 May, Might, CouldEhtimollik
  12. 49 Phrasal VerbsFrazali fe’llar
  13. 50 Question TagsAjratma savollar
  14. 51 So, Such, Too, EnoughDaraja so‘zlari
  15. 52 Reflexive PronounsO‘zlik olmoshlari
  16. 53 Indefinite PronounsNoaniq olmoshlar
  17. 54 Both, Either, NeitherIkki narsa haqida
B2 Yuqori o‘rta 28 ta dars
  1. 55 All 12 TensesBarcha 12 ta zamon
  2. 56 Narrative TensesHikoya zamonlari
  3. 57 Past Perfect ContinuousO‘tgan tugallangan davomli zamon
  4. 58 Future PerfectKelasi tugallangan zamon
  5. 59 Future FormsKelasi zamonning barcha shakllari
  6. 60 Stative and Dynamic VerbsHolat va harakat fe’llari
  7. 61 Third ConditionalShart gaplar: 3-tur
  8. 62 Mixed ConditionalsAralash shart gaplar
  9. 63 Alternatives to IfIf o‘rnidagi so‘zlar
  10. 64 Wish and If onlyAfsus va xohish
  11. 65 As if, As though, SupposeXayoliy o‘xshatishlar
  12. 66 Advanced PassiveMurakkab majhul nisbat
  13. 67 Causative: have something doneIshni boshqaga qildirish
  14. 68 Reported Questions and CommandsKo‘chirma so‘roq va buyruq
  15. 69 Non-defining Relative ClausesQo‘shimcha ma’lumot beruvchi gaplar
  16. 70 Noun ClausesOt ergash gaplar
  17. 71 Modal + have + V3O‘tmish haqida modal fe’llar
  18. 72 Modal Verbs OverviewBarcha modal fe’llar
  19. 73 Would rather, Had better, It’s timeAfzallik va maslahat
  20. 74 Advanced Verb PatternsFe’l qoliplari
  21. 75 Dependent PrepositionsDoimiy predloglar
  22. 76 Linking WordsZidlik, sabab va natija bog‘lovchilari
  23. 77 Advanced ArticlesArtikllar: murakkab holatlar
  24. 78 Advanced QuantifiersMiqdor so‘zlari: murakkab holatlar
  25. 79 Subject-Verb AgreementEga va fe’l moslashuvi
  26. 80 Advanced ComparativesMurakkab taqqoslashlar
  27. 81 Gradable and Extreme AdjectivesDarajali va kuchli sifatlar
  28. 82 Participle ClausesSifatdosh oborotlar
C1 Ilg‘or 18 ta dars
  1. 83 InversionTeskari so‘z tartibi
  2. 84 Advanced ConditionalsMurakkab shart gaplar
  3. 85 Cleft SentencesAjratilgan gaplar
  4. 86 The SubjunctiveSubjunktiv (istak mayli)
  5. 87 Ellipsis and SubstitutionTakrorlashdan qochish
  6. 88 NominalisationOtlashtirish
  7. 89 Complex Noun PhrasesMurakkab ot birikmalari
  8. 90 Emphasis and HedgingKuchaytirish va yumshatish
  9. 91 Future in the PastO‘tmishdan qaraganda kelajak
  10. 92 Advanced Word OrderOldinga chiqarish va tartib
  11. 93 Advanced Modal UsesModal fe’llarning nozik ma’nolari
  12. 94 Perfect and Passive InfinitivesInfinitiv va gerundning murakkab shakllari
  13. 95 Nominal Relative ClausesWhatever, whoever va boshqalar
  14. 96 Distancing LanguageMasofa saqlash uslubi
  15. 97 Absolute ClausesMustaqil oborotlar
  16. 98 Discourse MarkersNutqni bog‘lovchi iboralar
  17. 99 Formal and Informal EnglishRasmiy va norasmiy uslub
  18. 100 PunctuationTinish belgilari