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Download Download VolumIe J8,I IsEsuRe 4,T April 2021 International Journal of Innovations in Engineering, Research and Technology ISSN: 2394-3696 Journal Impact Factor 7.525 Send Manuscripts to [email protected] www.ijiert.org IJIERT International Journal of Innovations in Engineering, Research and Technology Volume 8, Issue 4, April 2021 ISSN: 2394-3696 Impact Factor: 7.525 Publisher: Novateur Publication, India Vol. 8 No. 04 (2021): IJIERT 1. MORALITY IN CHARLES PERRAULT FAIRY-TALES Daniyorova Barchinoy Absattarovna 1-3 2. IN VITRO FERTILIZATION – AS AN EFFECTIVE METHOD OF INFERTILITY TREATMENT Gafurova Raxila Botirboy qizi, Arzikulova Dilfuza Muzaffar qizi, Xuramov Javoxir Xolmurodovich, Uzakov Muzaffar Xolmirza ugli, Rashidova Xurshida Abduvoxidovna 4-7 3. UZBEKISTAN'S EXPERIENCE OF STATE AND PUBLIC GOVERNANCE IN THE PERIOD OF MODERN RISES Solieva M 8-14 4. PATIENTS WITH BURN INJURI AND LIVER FUNCTION Kh. D Makhmudova, H. H. Gaffarov, N.A.Vafoyeva 17-15 5. 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CLASSROOM OBSERVATION IN TEACHING PRACTICE Sadullayeva Nilufar Kadamovna 120 32. AUTONOMIC TEACHING TECHNIQUES AND STRATEGIES Akabirova Mehriniso Baxtiyorovna, Kurbonova Gulmira Usmonovna 121-122 33. IMPORTANT FACTORS IN PROTECTING SOIL LAYERS IN CROP FIELDS FROM DEFLATION PROCESSES Jora Suyunovich Rakhimov 123-126 34. PARLIAMENTARY IMPROVEMENT OF THE REFORM SYSTEM OF UZBEKISTAN AT A NEW STAGE Sherzodbek Khurramovich Zulfikorov 127-130 35. CONDUCTING RESEARCH ON PRODUCTION OF LIQUEFIED HYDROCARBONS FROM PETROLEUM GASES Yuldashev Toshmurza Rakhmanovich, Allaqulov Panji Egamberdiyevich, Kholbozorov Ilkhom Raimovich 131-133 36. FOUNDATION OF THE THIRD RENAISSANCE Madumarov Talantbek Tolibjonovich, Alisherova Zarnigor Bakhromjon kizi 134-137 37. THEORETICAL AND LEGAL ASPECTS OF BUILDING A DEMOCRATIC LEGAL STATE AND CIVIL SOCIETY IN UZBEKISTAN G’ulomjonov Odiljon Raximjon o’g’li 138-140 38. DISPOSAL OF FLARE ASSOCIATED GASES IN OIL AND GAS FIELDS Yuldashev Toshmurza Rakhmanovich, Allaqulov Panji Egamberdiyevich, Kholbozorov Ilkhom Raimovich 141-143 39. USE OF INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGIES IN THE EDUCATIONAL PROCESS Nishanova Gulnoza Hayrullaevna 144-146 40. THE ROLE OF BILINGUALISM IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOCIAL SCIENCES UZBEKISTAN STATE UNIVERSITY OF WORLD LANGUAGES ENGLISH LANGUAGE G'ulom Ataev 147-149 41. LEXICO-GRAMMATIC CHARACTERISTICS OF ADJECTIVE PHRASEOLOGISTS Sheralieva Mukhlisa Sharifjon qizi 150-153 42. LUBRICATION MODELS IN RAILWAY CURVES Ali Samet Ayvaz, Mohammad Alalou 154-160 43. WAYS OF EXPRESSING NEGATIVE CATEGORY IN ENGLISH Buranova Dldora 161-162 44. COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF ENGLISH SOMATIC PHRASEOLOGICAL UNITS WITH COMPONENT Buranva Lola Uktamovna 163-165 45. CONCEPTUAL AND TERMINOLOGICAL APPARATUS OF CULTURAL LINGUISTICS Mukumov Makhmud 166-170 46. INTERCULTURAL COMMUNICATIVE COMPETENCE IN ENGLISH LANGUAGE TEACHING IN UZBEKISTAN Khamzayev Otakhon 171-173 47. THE SIGNIFICANCE OF DISCOURSE ANALYSIS IN LANGUAGE TEACHING AND LEARNING Tadjieva Mastura Fayzullaevna 174-176 48. THE USE OF AUTHENTIC VIDEO MATERIALS IN ORDER TO INCREASE THE MOTIVATION TO THE STUDY OF ENGLISH LANGUAGE Ibadova Nafisa Akhmatilloyevna 177-180 49. USING HEURISTIC APPROACH IN TEACHING FOREIGN LANGUAGES Shavkatjanova Maftuna Furkatovna 181-183 50. CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF MEDIA EMPLOYEE PERFORMANCE AFTER COVID- 19 SCENARIO Dr. Taha Shabbir, Dr. Yasmeen Sultana Farooqui, Dr. Muhamad Nadeemullah, Dr.Sabir Ahmed, Umair Ansari 184-193 51. IMPROVEMENT BY THE METHOD OF SYNTHESIS OF ION-EXCHANGE SORBENTS H.J. Ismoilova, Z.U. Khidirova 194-196 52. THE EFFECTS OF ADDING RECLAIMED ASPHALT PAVEMENT (RAP) AND CEMENT ON THE PROPERTIES OF PAVEMENT BASE COURSE Farag Khodary 197-202 53. A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF IMPACT OF OPEN CAST COAL MINING ON AVAILABILITY OF SOIL MICRO-ORGANISMS LIKE BACTERIA, ACTINOMYCETES AND FUNGI IN BOTH MINING AREAS OF JHARIA COALFIELD AND NON-MINING AREAS (BALIAPUR AND SINDRI) OF DHANBAD, JHARKHAND ALONG WITH SIGN Nilesh Kumar Singh, S. K. Sinha 203-211 54. WHAT IS GLOBALIZATION AND ITS IMPACT ON LANGUAGE AND EDUCATION? Rahimova Charos Odiljonovna 212-213 55. OVERVIEW OF MV DRIVE TECHNOLOGIES IN MINES AND FUTURE SCOPE Ashok Wankhede, Dr. Archana Sharma, Prof B.G. Fernandis 214-235 56. A REVIEW ON THREE PHASE GRID CONNECTED PV SYSTEM USING THREE LEVEL CASCADED H BRIDGE MULTILEVEL INVERTER Karishma Patel, Gaurang Patel 236-243 57. UZBEK FOLK DANCES FROM DIFFERENT REGIONS OF THE COUNTRY Khulkar Khamraeva, Etibor Jurakulova 244-247 58. CALCULATION OF A SOLAR POWER STATION FOR LOW-POWER ENTERPRISES Jurayeva K. K., Khalilova I. F., Yokubov M.T. 248-250 NOVATEUR PUBLICATIONS INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF INNOVATIONS IN ENGINEERING RESEARCH AND TECHNOLOGY [IJIERT] ISSN: 2394-3696 Website: ijiert.org VOLUME 8, ISSUE 4, Apr.-2021 MORALITY IN CHARLES PERRAULT FAIRY-TALES Daniyorova Barchinoy Absattarovna Samarkand State Institute of Foreign Languages, Teachers of English, English Faculty 2, The Department of Integrated English Course, ABSTARCT Today, our children will not be surprised with fairy tales, of course, against the background of the adventures of Harry Potter and Lemony Snicket, filmed with a full set of special effects and causing an adrenaline rush, Perrault's soft and unhurried tales do not cause enthusiasm. Modern heroes are pragmatic and rational, and fairy-tale plots are so dynamic that it takes your breath away, but, drawn into the adrenaline maelstrom of modern fairy tales, our children, unfortunately, very early cease to be children. Remember, for sure the kind Cinderella or the clever Boy-with-Finger were your favorite heroes and you wanted to be just as beautiful and kind or just as brave and resourceful! Immersed in the world of the latest technologies and the problems generated by this world, we, what is the saddest thing, stopped believing in good fairies, our childhood
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