Describe your favorite season of the year

Do people like that river in your country?
I am afraid not. Rivers are really not what we Uzbek people are concerned about. Like you know, rivers aren't our first choice when we go on a tour or something. We may long for beaches, we may want to be hitch hikers, but not many think of going on a river voyage.
Do you like any activities on water?
Since i do not know how to swim, I'm afraid of activities in and on water, so it's not really something that care about. However, I do know something about parasailing and scuba diving from English textbooks, so I believe I may give it and try someday when I learn how to swim
Is it necessary for everyone to learn swimming?
Of course, swimming is vitally important. It's a survival skill for people who live near rivers and oceans. There have been many reports and cases of children drowning, so I believe swimming should be a compulsory part in any PE course.
Do people in your country go to swim in their spare time?

I would say yes and no. Around, like, 60 % of Uzbek people know how to swim, and do it whenever they have some time to spare. Aqua pool is the biggest public pool in my city and it is always fraught with people swimming every summer. However, I would not say so for the other 40% who have no idea how to swim.

Describe a person you know
You should say

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  Who this person is
  
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  How long you have known each other How you got to know him/her
  
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  How you feel about this person
  

I'm going to talk about a friend I met in college who goes by the name Humoyun. I met him during our freshman year orientation, and I personally think I was very lucky to have been introduced to him. He is a Uzbek student whom everybody adores. I have known him for 3 years, and in all those 3 years, I have never once been bored by him or his presence. He is always energetic and fun to be with. We had a lot of classes together in our first year and he always came to help me with my homework in the weekends. I got to know him better through our reviews for exams together and our hangouts after class. Cheerful as he might have appeared to be, he received a lot of pressure from his parents about good grades and getting into a good graduate school. I admire the way he always tried to stay positive despite all the stress he was under. Now that we're in our final year of university. I don't see him as often anymore. But once in a while, he sends me a message to check how I'm doing with my schoolwork and I really appreciate him for that. Either way, I know that I have cherished our time together, and that whether or not we can keep being in each other's lives, I will always look back on our college experiences with great fondness.

Bomb Vocabularies In Speaking Sample Part 2 Answer.
Adore - love and respect(someone) deeply - Hurmat qilmoq.
Cheerful – noticeably happy and optimistic - Quvnoq.
Cherish our time together - Birgalikda bo'lgan vaqtimizdi qadrlamoq.
To receive a lot of pressure from (someone/something) - to get a pressure on somewhat from someone/thing. … dan katta bosim olmoq.
Stay positive despite all stress he was under. - whatever the circumstances to keep being in a good mood. Stressni boshidan kechirishiga qaramay yaxshi/ijobiy kayfiyatda turmoq.
To keep being each other's lives - Bir birini hayotida bo'lishni davom ettirmoq. (Abadiy do'stlik ramzi sifatida)
Look back on your college experiences - to remember some situations that you did something with your friend. Kollej davridagi hodisalarga nazar solmoq.