Sport kartasida qoidalarni tushuntirish (“football has two teams of eleven players”) eng zaif yo‘l: imtihonchi futbolni sizdan yaxshiroq biladi. O‘rniga sportni o‘zingiz qanday o‘ynashingiz haqida gapiring: qayerda, kimlar bilan, qaysi o‘rinda, esda qolgan bitta o‘yin va bu mashg‘ulot hayotingizda qanday o‘rin tutadi. Televizorda ko‘radigan sport haqida gapirsangiz ham, qaysi xonada, kim bilan, qaysi o‘yinni ko‘rganingizni tasvirlang.
Quyidagi sahifada mashq kartasi, qaydlar, namuna, Part 3 savollari, iboralar va grammatikadagi oddiy xatolarni sanash tartibi bor.
Mashq kartasi: yoqadigan sport turi
Tahririyat mashq uchun yozgan karta; imtihonda aynan shunday so‘zlar bilan chiqmasligi mumkin.
Describe a sport you like.
You should say:
- what the sport is
- where and when you do it
- who you do it with
- and explain why you like it.
IELTS.org tavsifiga ko‘ra, imtihonchi Part 2 da qaydlar uchun qalam va qog‘oz beradi; bir daqiqa tayyorlanib, 2 daqiqa gapirasiz. Part 3 esa shu mavzudagi umumiyroq savollar bilan 4–5 daqiqa davom etadi.
Qaydlar: bir daqiqalik reja
- Sport: five-a-side football, Saturday evenings, artificial pitch, Chilonzor
- Start: 3 yrs ago, after school; only met at weddings → Sardor’s Telegram group “Saturday football”
- How: rent pitch 2 h, split cost, 10–12 people, whoever turns up plays
- Me: goalkeeper; slowest runner → “more useful between the posts”; love it now
- Memory: lost 9–2 to 15-year-olds; laughed all the way home; “nine–two” in the chat
- Why: not fitness; fixed point of the week; friends since age 7, class 9B
Namuna javob: shanba kungi mini-futbol
Mashq namunasi, taxminan ikki daqiqalik nutq. U band 7 atrofidagi javobni ko‘rsatish uchun yozilgan va rasmiy baholanmagan.
The sport I’d like to talk about is football, but not the kind you watch on TV. I mean the five-a-side games my old classmates and I play every Saturday evening on a small artificial pitch in Chilonzor.
It started about three years ago, after we’d all finished school and gone to different universities. We realised we were only seeing each other at weddings, so one of us, Sardor, set up a Telegram group called “Saturday football”, and it’s still going. We rent the pitch for two hours, split the cost between ten or twelve people, and whoever turns up gets a game.
I’m the goalkeeper, which wasn’t exactly my choice. I’m by far the slowest runner in the group, so after the first week everyone agreed I’d be more useful standing between the posts. Honestly, I’ve grown to love it. You’re involved in every attack, you can shout instructions at everyone, and when you make a good save, the whole team treats you like a hero, at least for a minute.
My favourite memory is actually a defeat. Last spring a team of fifteen-year-olds had booked the pitch after us, and they challenged us to a quick match. We were confident, since we’re older and bigger, but they beat us nine–two. They were so fast I barely saw the ball. We laughed about it all the way home, and now whenever anyone gets too confident, someone just types “nine–two” in the group.
As for why I like it, it isn’t really about fitness, although that’s a nice bonus. It’s the one fixed point in the week when I see people I’ve known since I was seven. Everyone’s busy with studies and jobs, but on Saturday evenings we’re still the same boys from class 9B.
Namunada futbol qoidalari haqida bitta ham gap yo‘q. Uning o‘rnida odamlar, joy, rol (darvozabon) va hikoya: mag‘lubiyat haqidagi kulgili voqea g‘alabadan ko‘ra yaxshiroq eslab qolinadi.
Part 3: sport va jamiyat haqida 4 savol
Part 3 savollari mashq uchun tuzilgan. Har biri ostida qisqa javob g‘oyasi.
- Why is football so popular in many countries, including yours? Because it needs almost nothing: a ball and some space. In my neighbourhood, boys play in any empty courtyard, so everyone grows up with it.
- Should governments spend more on free sports facilities? Yes, especially outdoor ones in residential areas. Renting a pitch is fine for students like us, but not every family can afford it every week.
- Are professional athletes paid too much? Compared to teachers or doctors, clearly yes. But their careers are short, and the money comes from fans and advertisers rather than from taxes.
- Do children do less sport than they used to? In cities, probably. Homework, tutoring and phones take up the time we used to spend running around outside.
Part 3 dagi sport savollarining kengroq to‘plami Part 3: sport sahifasida, Part 1 dagi qisqa savollar esa Part 1: sport sahifasida.
Sport haqida gapirish uchun 12 ta ibora
| Inglizcha | O‘zbekcha | Misol |
|---|---|---|
| five-a-side football | besh kishilik mini-futbol | We play five-a-side on Saturdays. |
| an artificial pitch | sun’iy qoplamali maydon | We rent an artificial pitch in Chilonzor. |
| turn up | kelmoq, paydo bo‘lmoq | Whoever turns up gets a game. |
| split the cost | xarajatni bo‘lishmoq | We split the cost between ten people. |
| be in goal | darvozada turmoq | I’m always in goal. |
| make a save | to‘pni qaytarmoq (darvozabon) | I made a great save in the last minute. |
| beat someone | kimnidir yutmoq | They beat us nine–two. |
| end in a draw | durang bilan tugamoq | Last week’s game ended in a draw. |
| keep fit | sog‘lom, chaqqon bo‘lib yurmoq | Football helps me keep fit. |
| a sore loser | mag‘lubiyatni ko‘tara olmaydigan odam | Nobody in our group is a sore loser. |
| let off steam | charchoq, zo‘riqishni chiqarmoq | It’s a way to let off steam after the week. |
| team spirit | jamoaviy ruh | Losing together built real team spirit. |






Futbolga oid so‘zlarning kengroq ro‘yxati futbol so‘zlari inglizcha sahifasida.
Band 6 → band 7: beshta gap
| Band 6 atrofida | Band 7 uslubida | Nima o‘zgardi |
|---|---|---|
| I like football, I play it with my friends. | I mean the five-a-side games my old classmates and I play every Saturday evening. | Aniq tur, vaqt va odamlar |
| We pay money for stadium, everybody give money. | We rent the pitch for two hours and split the cost between ten people. | Everybody gives, to‘g‘ri so‘z (pitch) |
| I am goalkeeper because I run slow. | I’m by far the slowest runner, so everyone agreed I’d be more useful in goal. | Artikl, by far bilan kuchaytirish |
| One time we lose 9–2, it was funny. | They beat us nine–two, and we laughed about it all the way home. | O‘tgan zamon, beat |
| Football is good for health. | It isn’t really about fitness, although that’s a nice bonus. | Kutilgan fikrni rad etib, shaxsiy sabab |
Grammatika ustunini tekshirish: oddiy xatolar hisobi
Rasmiy Speaking band descriptors ning Grammatical range and accuracy ustunida band 7 va band 8 qatorlarining ikkalasida ham “bir nechta oddiy xato saqlanib qolishi mumkin” degan ibora bor. Band 6 da esa murakkab tuzilmalarda xatolar tez-tez uchraydi, lekin muloqotga kamdan-kam xalaqit beradi. Ya’ni oddiy xato bo‘lishi fojia emas, lekin ular bir nechtadan oshmasligi kerak. Sport hikoyasida eng ko‘p uchraydiganlari artikl, -s qo‘shimchasi va predloglar.
- 1 daqiqa. O‘z sportingiz bo‘yicha qaydlar yozing.
- 2 daqiqa. Taymer bilan gapiring va yozib oling.
- 5 daqiqa. Birinchi 40 soniyani qo‘lda so‘zma-so‘z yozing (telefon matnga aylantirib bersa ham, qo‘lda tekshiring). Har bir oddiy xatoni doiraga oling va ustiga harf qo‘ying: A — artikl (I am goalkeeper), S — ko‘plik yoki uchinchi shaxs -s (everybody give), P — predlog (listen music, play on football), T — zamon (last week we lose).
- 1 daqiqa. Harflarni sanang. Qaysi turi ko‘p bo‘lsa, faqat o‘shani keyingi urinishda kuzating.
- 2 daqiqa. Qayta gapiring, sekinroq, har bir otdan oldin artikl yoki -s kerakmi, deb o‘ylab. Keyin yana 40 soniyani yozib, hisobni solishtiring.
Grammatika mezoni qanday baholanishi haqida batafsil: IELTS Speakingda grammatika qanday baholanadi.
Sport haqida gapirganda: play, do, go va “we won them”
- “I do football.” To‘p va raqibli o‘yinlar bilan play: play football, play chess, play tennis. -ing bilan tugaydigan faoliyatlar bilan go: go swimming, go running. Qolganlari bilan do: do boxing, do yoga, do kurash.
- “I go to swimming.” Go dan keyin -ing shakl to‘g‘ridan-to‘g‘ri keladi: I go swimming. Joyni aytsangiz: I go to the pool.
- “We won them.” Win o‘yin yoki sovrin bilan: We won the match. Raqib bilan beat: We beat them.
- “I am fan of Pakhtakor.” Artikl kerak: I’m a fan of… yoki I support…
- “The match was finished draw.” Tabiiy variant: The match ended in a draw yoki It was a draw.
Mashq: bo‘sh joylarni to‘ldiring
So‘zlar: beat, go, play, split, turned, draw, in, save
- Every Sunday I ___ running in the park near my house.
- My younger brother and I ___ chess after dinner.
- We ___ the cost of the pitch equally.
- Only six people ___ up last week, so we played three against three.
- Our team ___ the students from the other faculty 4–1.
- The final ended in a ___, so there were penalties.
- Our best player was ill, so I had to go ___ goal.
- He made an amazing ___ in the last minute.
Javoblar
- 1. go (go running)
- 2. play (play chess)
- 3. split (split the cost)
- 4. turned (turn up; last week bo‘lgani uchun o‘tgan zamon)
- 5. beat (beat someone)
- 6. draw (end in a draw)
- 7. in (be/go in goal)
- 8. save (make a save)
Sport hikoyangizni Bandi bilan mashq qiling
BandMate ilovasidagi IELTS Speaking mock testida sport kartasiga bir daqiqa tayyorlanib, ikki daqiqa gapirasiz, keyin Part 3 savollari keladi. Bandi bilan ovozli suhbatda grammatika va talaffuz bo‘yicha izoh olasiz, masalan tushib qolgan artikllar haqida. Bu izoh mashq uchun, rasmiy IELTS bandi emas. Yugurish kabi shaxsiy maqsadingiz bo‘lsa, describe a goal kartasini ham sinab ko‘ring.



