In the given article the English idioms are given and discussed their meanings and equivalents are given in those languages. Moreover, there are many examples for phraseological fusion and their literal translation to other languages.

This article points out the similar features of the literary works in both: Uzbek and English. Anglo-Saxon poem "Beowulf" and Uzbek national dastans are compared, besides some examples are discussed. The description of the main characters and places‘ names are analyzed.

Equivalences of lexical stylistic devices are analyzed from samples of the book "Spy" by F. Cooper. In the process of translation attention is paid not only to expressive meanings, but is tried to express the images emotionally.

In this article the English idioms, their meanings and equivalents in English and in Uzbek are discussed. Moreover, there are many examples for phraseological fusion and their literal translation to other languages.

This article is devoted to the importance of role playing in teaching the English language to upper intermediate level learners.

The article is about the expression of comparativeness in English and Uzbek. The main attention is paid to the syntactic role of the components expressing comparativeness in a sentence.

The article deals the role of Cognitive linguistics, Linguoculturology and Cross-cultural communication in optimization of foreign language
teaching, the author suggests new definitions of the notions "concept" and "linguacultureme".

In this article the attributive compound words or "bahuvrihi" s which express human‘s face are analyzed by the means of examples.