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A concise overview of government policies

by Malinka
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Slide 1: What Are Government Policies?

Government policies are guiding principles and actions adopted by authorities to achieve social, economic, and political goals for the public good.

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Slide 2: Core Definition

Policies set priorities, allocate resources, and regulate behavior. They emerge from laws, regulations, and official decisions designed to solve public problems.

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Slide 3: Exercise 1

One by one, you will read the sentences from the first exercise and translate them into Uzbek.

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Slide 4: Second Conditional(иккинчи шарт майли)

We use the Second Conditional to talk about unreal, imaginary, or impossible situations now or in the future.

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Slide 5: Second Conditional

Imagine something that is NOT real right now, but you wish it were true.

Example:

If I had wings, I would fly.

(But you don’t have wings → unreal fantasy)

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Slide 6: Second Conditional

Governments set rules and provide services; private actors innovate and deliver; collaboration aligns public aims with private capabilities.

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Slide 7:Second Conditional

Fiscal policy uses government spending and taxation to influence economic activity, stabilize cycles, and address inequality.

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Slide 8: Exercise 2

Choose the correct sentence:


If I have a car, I would drive it.

If I had a car, I would drive it.

If she were a bird, she would fly.

If she was a bird, she flies.

If we lived near the sea, we would swim every day.

If we live near the sea, we swim every day

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Slide 9: Exercise 2 p 37

Do the exercise in your copybooks, then we will check it

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Slide 10: Homework

Exercise 5 is your homework

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