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«Learning is creation, not
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absorbs, but something a
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In pairs, read the words and word combinations 
ю. 
This will_____ to about 
1 
book per week.
in the box and try to guess their meanings. 
u . You must also
yourself leave television oi
tremendous 
enables frustration affluence 
fast track neutral 
accomplish the pay off 
working your way 
towards 
preferably 
start off 
add up 
discipline
radio off, to put the newspaper aside.
3 Look at the photo and guess: What will the 
listening be about?
eg: tremendous
— 
great, huge.
2 Use the words from the box and complete the 
sentences.
1.’ As you continue to grow and grow 
towards
the 
realization of your four potentials.
2. The habit of continuous learning____ average
to
people to become top performers in their field.
It enables people to rise from poverty and___
____ and success.
It increases your intelligence and puts you on to
the_____ in your career.
Continuous learning, like nature, is_____
Anyone can use it to __extraordinary things in
life.
And ____ from continuous learning will last
forever.
You’ll be
becoming one of the
knowledgeable persons in your field. 
Read 30 to 60 minutes each day _
morning before you_____
4 (T7) Look through the statements belov 
Listen and decide if they are true or false.
1. Being optimistic and positive is the best reward fi 
continuous development. 
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2.
Top 
performers 
enable 
your 
continuoi 
learning.__
3. The payoff from continuous learning will le 
forever.___
4. Read at least 30 famous books in your field.
5. To earn PhD one should read at least 50 books 
his field.____
in the 6. Average person in the world reads less than о 
book per year.____

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5 Choose a heading to the record and prove 8 
your choice.
a. Habits of continuous development.
h. How to succeed in continuous learning. 
1.
c. Reading is the basis of lifelong learning. 
2.
6 
In groups of 4 or 5 make a poster illustrating 
the idea given in the listening activity.
Add your own ideas and explain them. Choose one 
person to present your poster to the class.
In a period o f time up to and including the
present:
He 
has tried
to learn a language by himself.
A 
situation that is incomplete or ongoing:
I've been learning
it since 2010. 
(dynamic)
How long 
have you known
this person? (stative)
He 
has lived
in this city all his life, 
(permanent,
state-like situation)
He has been living in Tashkent for two years. 
(temporary, dynamic)
Choose the most appropriate form of the 
verb. With your partner, answer the following 
questions.
Have you 
ever eaten /been eating
oysters?
How long 
have you been driving / have you been
driven
“Orlando”?
How many times 
have you taken / have you been
taking
IELTS exam?
Have you heard / have you been hearing
about 
Lingua Franca?
How many times 
have you had / have you been
having
an English course?
Have you ever been / Have you ever been going
to Khiva?
Complete the sentences so they have the 
same meaning as the first one.
When did you start your course? How long have 
you been attending your training?
Fve known Bobur since he was ten.
I first m et__________ ___________________
_he was ten.
3. I didn’t like the idea from the very beginning and
I still don’t. I have___________
_____________ from the start.
4. She began learning English when she was a child.
She has_______________________________
_____ she was a child.
5. English became ubiquitous in Tashkent more than
15 years ago.
English has____________________________
______ over 15 years.
7 Match the beginnings a-d and the endings 1-4 
to make four important rules about the use of 
the Present Perfect Simple and Continuous.
a. Dynamic verb + have done
b.
Stative verb + have done
c.
Dynamic verb + have been doing
d. Stative verb + have been doing
1. The action is incomplete or on going
2. Not usually used
3. The action is complete
4. The situation is incomplete or ongoing
According to the research successful people 
outstand with their incredible curiosity and desire to 
learn everything. They tend to study, ask questions 
and read - constantly!!!
Repeated success is not about memorizing facts, 
it’s about being able to take information and create, 
build or apply in new and important ways.
Successful people want to know everything 
about everything and every time.

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10 Read the descriptions and decide who they 
belong to. Choose the options below.
1. He spent 17 years in Milan working for the Duke, 
inventing, painting, sculpting, studying science 
and conceiving an endless stream of innovative 
and daring ideas.
2. Bom in Khiva in 973 A.D, and trained initially as 
a mathematician, he used to work in the fields of 
Chemistry, Astronomy, History, Geography, and 
Pharmacology.
3. He is well known for his great contribution to 
Medicine and Philosophy. His most famous and 
important books were “The Book of Healing” 
(Kitab ash-Shifa) and “The Canon of Medicine” 
(al-Qanun fi al-Tibb).
a) Beruni b) Da Vinchi c) Ibn Sina (Avicenna)
11 Read the following statements, decide if they 
are true or false according to the text.
1. He was called “the sage of the sages” by his 
students.
2. The whole world knows him as “Prince of 
Physicians” because of his “A1 Qanun”.
3. At the age of 17 he was already a practicing 
physician.
4. “al Qanun fi A1 Tibb” consists of more than one 
million words.
5. “The Canon” was the only material on its subject 
until 17th the century.
6. He dissociated stomach ulcers and psychological 
factors, such as tension and depression.