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lemon quiz present tenses by mrs Agnes on Genially

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Was / Were _____ ? - 45 Yes/No Questions - Past Simple (To Be) - Pytania Tak/Nie - Gramatyka Angielska

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1) ____ you there last night? 2) ____ the movie good? 3) ____ you at school yesterday? 4) ____ the door closed? 5) ____ it very windy?

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young - młody, old - stary, beautiful - piękny, ugly - brzydki, difficult - trudny, fast - szybki, far - daleki, dangerous - niebezpieczny, cool - chłodny, warm - ciepły, hot - gorący, brave - odważny, heavy - ciężki, easy - łatwy, boring - nudny,

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young - młody, old - stary, beautiful - piękny, ugly - brzydki, difficult - trudny, fast - szybki, far - daleki, dangerous - niebezpieczny, cool - chłodny, warm - ciepły, hot - gorący, brave - odważny, heavy - ciężki, easy - łatwy, boring - nudny,

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New Horizons - A1 - Vocabulary - Lesson 12 - Practice 2

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IT IS AN ____ BOOK. IT IS A ____ LUNCH. IT IS A ____ HOUSE. IT IS AN ____ WATCH. SHE IS A ____ BOSS. IT IS A ____ HOBBY. IT IS A ____ COMPUTER.

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athletic - well-built, fattish - plump, going bald - balding, slim - slender, wearing glasses - bespectacled , of medium height - not too tall and not too short, medium-length hair - not too short and not too long,

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athletic - well-built, fattish - plump, going bald - balding, slim - slender, wearing glasses - bespectacled , of medium height - not too tall and not too short, medium-length hair - not too short and not too long,

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Tap each box in turn to open them up and reveal the item inside.. 1) she's....(weak) 2) The skirt is...

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This is Margaret. She is forty years ____. She is ____ and slim. She has got long, ____ hair and blue ____. She has got dark ____. She has got ____. This is Tom. He is fifty ____ old. He is quite tall and ____. He has got grey hair and ____ eyes.

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New Horizons - A1 - Vocabulary - Lesson 11 - Practice 1

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1) I must call the doctor's office and make ... . a) a meeting b) a call c) an appointment d) sick leave 2) I don't feel well. I have a fever, muscle pain and headache. I think I have ... . a) a flu b) a cold c) a sore throat d) an allergy 3) Have you got any tissues? I have a bad ... . a) headache b) earache c) stomachache d) runny nose 4) Do you have any ...? I need one for a headache. a) plaster b) termometer c) painkillers d) drops 5) She has broken her leg and now she's wearing ... . a) plaster b) a plaster c) a T-shirt d) sandals 6) I have cut my finger. Give me ... . It's in the cupboard. a) plaster b) a plaster c) some water d) syrup 7) I called my doctor and got ... . I stay at home till the end of the week. a) antibiotics b) a prescription c) a sick leave d) syrup 8) I had a bad cough, so I went to the chemist's and bought ... . a) painkillers b) drops c) antibiotics d) a bottle of syrup 9) Yesterday I ate supper in the restaurant. I'm sure it wasn't fresh because today I suffer from ... . a) constipation b) diarrhea c) headache d) temperature 10) I need ... for these antibiotics. a) a prescription b) a ticket c) a bill d) a receipt 11) While I was swimming in the river, I got cold. Today I have ... . a) constipation b) diarrhea c) earache d) a broken leg 12) I'm so weak and tired. You should ... . a) sit down b) lie down c) put down d) stand up 13) I'm allergic to dust. I ... all the time. a) have hiccups b) have a headache c) cry d) sneeze 14) When I'm sick I call my ... first. a) general practicioner b) GP c) surgeon d) dentist 15) I talked a lot last week and now I have ... . a) muscle pain b) a sore throat c) sore eyes d) constipation 16) When you suffer from COVID-19 you have sore ... a) heart b) lungs c) skull d) liver 17) When you drink too much alcohol your ... may be sick. a) spine b) stomach c) ribs d) liver 18) When you have sore eyes you should buy ... a) drops b) ointment c) pills d) bandage 19) A doctor who operates on you is ... a) GP b) dentist c) surgeon d) pharmacist 20) A person who works in an ambulance is ... a) GP b) paramedic c) pharmacist d) surgeon 21) Which is lean meat? a) pork (pig) b) ribs c) turkey d) beef (cow) 22) When you want to loose some weight you should ... sweets. a) pick up b) cut down on c) avoid d) choose 23) These bones create your chest, but you can also eat them for dinner. What is it? a) hip b) spine c) skull d) ribs 24) Whole world is looking for ... against coronacirus. a) plasters b) bandage c) vaccine d) drops 25) Choose processed food: a) chicken, turkey b) hamburger, hot dog c) pasta, rice d) yoghurt, soup

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1) I must call the doctor's office and make ... . a) a meeting b) a call c) an appointment d) sick leave 2) I don't feel well. I have a fever, muscle pain and headache. I think I have ... .

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английская грамматика

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ਅੰਗਰੇਜ਼ੀ ਵਿਆਕਰਣ

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how to speak english fluently and confidently

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PRACTISE YOUR ENGLISH - At the Doctor's 👩‍⚕️🚨#medicalenglish #BritishEnglish #InstantEnglishUK

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What ____ to be the problem? I've got a ____ throat. I've got a bad ____. I have also had a ____. How long have you had these ____? ____ four days now.

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spiky hair, curly hair, wavy hair, beard, moustache, tall and short, bald, overweight, ponytail, plaits, straight hair, freckles, wrinkles, plump.

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How to attract and make a client choose your offer if he's still hesitating?, Does your company have its own profile on Facebook? Is it a real necessity today?.

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Opening the negotiations: Shall we get down to business, then?, Stating/probing interest: We were looking to make an order for 100 cases., What sort of price did you have in mind?, We were hoping for a unit price of around $ 4.50., Bargaining: Would you be willing to meet us halfway?, If you cut down your delivery time by, say, 10 days, we would be prepared to pay the price you have proposed., We need to see a bit more flexibility on terms of payment., Rejecting a proposal: Come on, let's be more reasonable here., Unfortunately, I don't have any more room to negotiate this fee., Accepting a proposal: I suppose we could manage that., I think we could work something out here., I think we could agree on 3 weeks., Sure, we can throw that in., Closing the deal: Ok, it's a deal,

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Opening the negotiations: Shall we get down to business, then?, Stating/probing interest: We were looking to make an order for 100 cases., What sort of price did you have in mind?, We were hoping for a unit price of around $ 4.50., Bargaining: Would you be willing to meet us

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1.Employees should always ____ in terms of important decisions. 2. ____ for other cultures is a core value of collaboration in today's business world. 3. In order to ____ managers should be transparent at every stage of the decision-making process. 4. There are more problems than benefits from ____ 5. Managers should make their team members ____ and their impact on team interactions. 6. Stating a fact or giving an opinion that ____ is often career suicide. 7. It's impossible to ____ on the project if the team does not understand the cultural differences. 8. Before dealing with a new group of customers, the possible ____ should be discussed as they can change in time. 9. To stay relevant the company has to ____ as much as possible.

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1.Employees should always ____ in terms of important decisions. 2. ____ for other cultures is a core value of collaboration in today's business world. 3. In order to ____ managers should be transparent at every stage of the decision-making process. 4. There are more problems than benefits from ____ 5.

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I know what you ____ but I ____ it would be quite a ____. Well, that ____ be a ____ too ____ for us. I'm not ____ if this is the best ____ in this ____.

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English for Business Studies revision 1-9

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Random wheel - Spin the wheel to see which item comes up next.

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Could you tell us about yourself?, What are your strengths and weaknesses?, Why do you want to work for our company?, What are your current responsibilities?.

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get out - leave, escape, get down to - begin to do something, get away with (it) - escape blame or punishment, come up with - think of or produce (an idea, solution, etc.), pull out of - withdraw from, step back, back out, knock off - leave work to go home, stand out - be noticeable, slack off - work less hard than usual, go under - go bankrupt, go bust, fall through - fail,

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get out - leave, escape, get down to - begin to do something, get away with (it) - escape blame or punishment.

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1) My sister is such a copy---. First, she bought the same car as me, and now she's applying to my school. a) kitten b) cat c) cat's 2) Ever since he got his new drill set my husband has been an eager --- around the house. a) beetle b) liver c) beaver 3) Hold your ---! I'll be done in the washroom in a minute. a) horse b) horses c) horse's 4) The studios discovered that movie rentals were an even bigger --- than movie tickets. a) cash cow b) money cow c) milk cow 5) I had terrible --- before I gave that talk in Venice. a) butterfly in my stomach b) butterflies in my stomach c) butterflies in my belly 6) I was going to take a ride on Jeff's motorcycle, but I chickened --- when he gave me a helmet to wear. a) out b) off c) up 7) I was trying to keep the party a secret, but Mel went and let the cat ---. a) off the bag b) out off the bag c) out of the bag 8) We --- on all the delicious cakes and pastries. a) pigged out b) pigged off c) swined out 9) Not only was it raining ---, it was cold as well. a) dogs and cats b) cats and dogs c) cat's and dog's 10) The kids really have --- today, so I'm going to take them to the playground. a) ants in their pants b) anties in their pants c) aunts in their pants

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1) My sister is such a copy---. First, she bought the same car as me, and now she's applying to my school. a) kitten b) cat c) cat's 2) Ever since he got his new drill set my husband has been an eager --- around the house.

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Having a holiday once a year isn't going to... - break the bank, I've won this car. I've... - hit the jackpot, Our childless uncle has become a ... - cash cow, A new apartment in the centre will... - cost a pretty penny, I've bought lots of books and now I am - in the red, If you know nth about it expect to ... - be sold a pup, Everyone should have ... - nest egg, You should get a new job and stop getting... - chicken feed, You cannot despair and... - be a lame duck, Don't expect any honest behaviour here. It's all - monkey business, I love travelling... - on a shoestring,

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Having a holiday once a year isn't going to... - break the bank, I've won this car. I've... - hit the jackpot, Our childless uncle has become a ... - cash cow, A new apartment in the centre will...

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It's raining cats and dogs. - It's raining very hard., They're in hot water. - They're in trouble., He's all tied up. - He's very busy., I'm all ears. - I'm listening very carefully., Put on your thinking cap. - Try to solve a problem., He has butterflies in his stomach. - He's nervous., They're going bananas. - They're behaving in a crazy way., She's down in the dump. - She's very sad., He's catching some z's. - He's sleeping., He's a couch potato. - He watches too much tv.,

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It's raining cats and dogs. - It's raining very hard., They're in hot water. - They're in trouble., He's all tied up. - He's very busy., I'm all ears. - I'm listening very carefully., Put on your thinking cap. - Try to solve a problem., He has butterflies in his stomach.

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Don't let the cat out. - Don't tell the secret., It goes in one ear and out the other. - He doesn't pay attention., Stop pulling my leg. - Stop teasing me., Hold your horses. - Be patient., Stay on your toes. - Pay close attention., She has a heart of gold. - She is a kind and generous person., I'm on the top of the world. - I'm very happy., His head is in the clouds. - He's daydreaming., I put my foot in my mouth. - I said something I shouldn't have., She's been hitting the books. - She's been studying hard.,

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Don't let the cat out. - Don't tell the secret., It goes in one ear and out the other. - He doesn't pay attention., Stop pulling my leg. - Stop teasing me., Hold your horses. - Be patient., Stay on your toes. - Pay close attention., She has a heart of gold.

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SMALL TALK or how to keep on a conversation going

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SMALL TALK or how to keep on a conversation going

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100 Small Talk Questions and Answers - Real English Conversation

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How to go through the arrival process at the US airport

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How to go through the arrival process at the US airport

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Customs & Border Protection - Entering the U.S.

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DO NOT say "you're welcome"! Respond to "thank you" PROPERLY!

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What happens if a person doesn't sleep for 24 hours?, What is the result when you eat something very cold?, If you put a spicy pepper in your mouth, what happens?, What happens to grass if there is no rain for a long time?, What happens when people don't exercise?, What happens if you leave ice cream outside on a hot day?, What do babies do when they are hungry?, What do people do when they drink too much alcohol?, What happens if a person touches a hot stove?, If a dog senses danger, what does it do?, What do people do when a performance finishes?, What happens when there is an electricity blackout?, What happens if you study hard?, If you don't store milk in the refrigerator, what happens to it?, a jar of marshmallows spilling over, When you heat a marshmallow in a microwave, what happens to it?, What happens if you talk loudly in a library?, What happens if the police catch you speeding?, What happens if you don't recharge your phone?, When a cat sees a mouse, what does it do?, If the sky is red at night, how is the weather the next day?, How do you feel when you don't wear warm enough clothes?, If you smile at a stranger, they usually do what?, What happens if it rains heavily for several days?, How do you feel if you forget a friend's birthday?, If you heat water to 100 degrees, what happens?, When you add 7 to 3, what do you get?.

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What happens if a person doesn't sleep for 24 hours?, What is the result when you eat something very cold?, If you put a spicy pepper in your mouth, what happens?, What happens to grass if there is no rain for a long time?, What happens when people don't exercise?,

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1) Our clients are very satisfied __________________our service. 2) The exhibits _________________ display in this museum are from the 15 th century.

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1. The objects in this museum are ____. They have been here for almost 100 years! 2. The film was ____. I couldn't stop laughing. 3. It might snow tonight. It's ____ outside. 4. This article about robots is ____. You should read it. 5. The supermarket was ____! There were people everywhere. 6. They say that ____ dogs always make a lot of noise. 7. You look really ____! What's wrong? 8. What's up with Karl? He looks really ____.

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1. The objects in this museum are ____. They have been here for almost 100 years! 2. The film was ____. I couldn't stop laughing. 3. It might snow tonight. It's ____ outside. 4. This article about robots is ____. You should read it. 5. The supermarket was ____!

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1) What kind of music do you like? 2) What book are you reading at the moment? 3) Who's your favourite historical character?

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1) Do you think... a) you will be famous in 20 years' time? b) will you be famous in 20 years' time? 2) Do you think ... a) will you watch cartoons the day after tomorrow? b) you will watch cartoons the day after tomorrow? 3) Do you think... a) will you make a film in 10 years' time? b) you will make a film in 10 years' time? 4) Do you think ... a) will you use a computer next week? b) you will use a computer next week? 5) Do you think... a) you will learn to fly? b) will you learn to fly? 6) Do you think ... a) you will travel i space in one year's time? b) will you travel i space in one year's time? 7) Do you think... a) will have a job in the future? b) you will have a job in the future? 8) Do you think ... a) you will have a good day ? b) will you have a good day ?

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1) Do you think... a) you will be famous in 20 years' time? b) will you be famous in 20 years' time? 2) Do you think ... a) will you watch cartoons the day after tomorrow? b) you will watch cartoons the day after tomorrow? 3) Do you think...

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1) She likes mushrooms. a) b) c) 2) He likes strawberries. a) b) c) 3) He likes chocolate. a) b) c) 4) He likes fish. a) b) c) 5) She likes grapes. a) b) c) 6) She likes carrots. a) b) c) 7) He likes bread. a) b) c) 8) He likes ice cream. a) b) c) 9) She likes cake. a) b) c) 10) She likes tomatoes. a) b) c) 11) She likes a) ice cream. b) tomatoes. c) peas. 12) He likes a) bread. b) peas. c) pizza. 13) She likes a) chocolate. b) cheese. c) chicken. 14) She likes a) grapes. b) ice cream. c) pizza. 15) She likes a) fish. b) pizza. c) cake. 16) He likes a) cake b) tomatoes. c) bread

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1) She likes mushrooms. a) b) c) 2) He likes strawberries. a) b) c) 3) He likes chocolate. a) b) c) 4) He likes fish. a) b) c) 5) She likes grapes. a) b) c) 6) She likes carrots. a) b) c) 7) He likes bread. a) b) c) 8) He likes ice cream.

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Somebody stole my bike last night., A car hit him., Somebody ate all the crisps from the fridge., Columbus discovered America, The Chinese invented paper..

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husband - mąż, wife - żona, daughter - córka, children - dzieci, child - dziecko, babysitter - opiekunka, princess - księżniczka, order - zamówić, Let's order... - zamówmy, girlfriend - dziewczyna (partnerka), boyfriend - chłopak (partner), over there - tam, adjective - przymiotnik, person - osoba, people - ludzie, my - mój, your - twój/wasz, his - jego, her - jej, its - tego (np. psa), our - nasz, their - ich, woman - kobieta, women - kobiety, man - mężczyzna, men - mężczyźni, parent - rodzic,

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English File 4e Beginner - Lesson 4A - Meet the family

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husband - mąż, wife - żona, daughter - córka, children - dzieci, child - dziecko, babysitter - opiekunka, princess - księżniczka, order - zamówić, Let's order... - zamówmy, girlfriend - dziewczyna (partnerka), boyfriend - chłopak (partner), over there - tam, adjective - przymiotnik, person - osoba, people - ludzie, my - mój, your - twój/wasz, his - jego, her - jej, its - tego (np.

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1) ____ the rain, we still went to the park. a) However b) Although c) Despite 2) ____ he hated shopping, he went to the supermarket. a) However b) Even though c) While 3) It was raining. ________, we still went to the park. a) However b) Although c) Despite 4) She likes Peter. She doesn't like his brother, ______ a) however b) though c) in spite of 5) ___ the rain, the football match went ahead. a) However b) Although c) In spite of 6) ______ of being tired, Jeff went to the party. a) In spite b) Despite c) Although 7) _________ it was expensive, John bought the watch. a) However b) Although c) Despite 8) I finished the homework. ________, it wasn't easy. a) However b) Although c) Despite 9) ____ the fact that it wasn't easy, I finished the homework. a) However b) Although c) Despite 10) _________ the government refuses to admit it, it has failed to revive the economy. a) Although b) However c) Despite

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1) ____ the rain, we still went to the park. a) However b) Although c) Despite 2) ____ he hated shopping, he went to the supermarket. a) However b) Even though c) While 3) It was raining. ________, we still went to the park. a) However b) Although c) Despite 4) She likes Peter.

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1) "I'm tired" -> She said she ___ tired a) is b) was c) will be 2) "I'm going to the cinema" -> He said he ___ to the cinema. a) was going b) is going c) had gone 3) "We will be late" -> we said we ___ late. a) would be b) will be c) are going to be 4) "Are you hungry?" -> Grandma asked if I ___ hungry. a) am b) was c) had been 5) "I can't swim very well" -> I said I ___ very well. a) couldn't swim b) can't swam c) can't swimming 6) "This film isn't a waste of time" -> He said this film ___ a waste of time. a) isn't b) wasn't c) won't be 7) "I won't make dinner tomorrow" -> My mum said she ___ dinner that day. a) wouldn't make b) wouldn't have made c) will make 8) "Can you repeat, please?" -> He asked if I ___. a) can repeat b) could repeat c) can't repeat 9) "You can't go out tonight" -> My mum said I ___ out tonight. a) couldn't go b) can't go c) couldn't went 10) "What are you doing here?" -> She asked what I ___ there. a) am doing b) have done c) was doing 11) "Do you like listening to music?" -> She asked if I ___ listening to music. a) like b) liked c) did like 12) "Have you bought any carrots? -> They asked if I ___ any carrots. a) have bought b) bought c) had bought

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1) "I'm tired" -> She said she ___ tired a) is b) was c) will be 2) "I'm going to the cinema" -> He said he ___ to the cinema. a) was going b) is going c) had gone 3) "We will be late" -> we said we ___ late.

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1) This sandwich is ... small. a) enough b) too 2) You can't wear these shoes. Your feet are ... big. a) enough b) too 3) I can't buy this shampoo. It isn't cheap ... a) enough b) too 4) This snake isn't a good pet. It's ... dangerous. a) enough b) too 5) I can't carry this table. I am not strong ... a) enough b) too 6) Excuse me, my tea isn't hot ... a) enough b) too 7) Oh, no ! Let's go home, the queue is ... big ! a) enough b) too 8) I' m sorry I can't hear you. It's ... loud. a) enough b) too

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1) This sandwich is ... small. a) enough b) too 2) You can't wear these shoes. Your feet are ... big. a) enough b) too 3) I can't buy this shampoo. It isn't cheap ... a) enough b) too 4) This snake isn't a good pet. It's ... dangerous.

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I have a reservation. - Mam rezerwację., How do you spell it? - Jak się to pisze/literuje?, How can I help you? - Jak mogę pomóc?, A table for tomorrow, please. - Poproszę stolik na jutro., That's right. - Zgadza się., Anything else? - Coś jeszcze?, How much is it? - Ile to kosztuje?, Here you are. - Proszę bardzo. (podając coś), Here's your change. - To Twoja reszta., Wait for me! - Zaczekaj na mnie!, Sure! - No jasne!/Pewnie!, I need to go. - Muszę iść., You need to hurry. - Musisz się pospieszyć., You're an hour late. - Spóźniłeś się godzinę., I'm really sorry. - Naprawdę mi przykro., Don't worry. - Nie martw się., What a great show! - Jakie wspaniałe przedstawienie!, It's late and I'm tired. - Jestem późno i jestem zmęczona., Come on! - Daj spokój!, OK. Let's go! - Ok, chodźmy!,

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I have a reservation. - Mam rezerwację., How do you spell it? - Jak się to pisze/literuje?, How can I help you? - Jak mogę pomóc?, A table for tomorrow, please. - Poproszę stolik na jutro., That's right. - Zgadza się., Anything else? - Coś jeszcze?, How much is it?

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1) How's it going? a) I'm great b) Have a great day! c) Good Morning! 2) Hello! Good Morning! a) I'm all right. b) Hi, good morning! c) Not bad, thanks! 3) How are you? a) I'm not bad. How about you? b) And you? c) See you tomorrow! 4) Have a nice day! a) Okay. b) Me too. c) You too. 5) Good evening everyone! a) Good. b) Good afternoon. c) Good evening, teacher. 6) What's up? a) See you later! b) Doing well, thanks. c) Good night! 7) Have a good night! a) How about you? b) Pretty good. c) You too. See you tomorrow! 8) Hey! a) Goodnight. b) Doing well, thanks. c) Hello. 9) How have you been? a) I've been fine. b) I'm good! c) Good afternoon! 10) How are you? a) I'm well, thanks. b) What's up? c) You too.

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1) How's it going? a) I'm great b) Have a great day! c) Good Morning! 2) Hello! Good Morning! a) I'm all right. b) Hi, good morning! c) Not bad, thanks! 3) How are you? a) I'm not bad. How about you? b) And you? c) See you tomorrow!

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Present Simple: often, once a week, every day, on Monday, in winter, rarely, hardly ever, Present Continuous: now, at the moment, today, this holiday, tonight, in the afternoon, in one hour, Past Simple: yesterday, one week ago, last Monday, in 1999, Present Perfect: yet, already, just, since, for, ever, before, Past Continuous: at 7 o'clock yesterday, all night yesterday, while, all day, at 10 o'clock last Monday, Future Simple: I hope, I think, I'm not sure, in the future, in 20 years, perhaps, I promise, in 2050, probably,

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Present Simple: often, once a week, every day, on Monday, in winter, rarely, hardly ever, Present Continuous: now, at the moment, today, this holiday, tonight, in the afternoon, in one hour, Past Simple: yesterday, one week ago, last Monday, in 1999, Present Perfect: yet, already, just, since, for, ever, before, Past Continuous: at 7 o'clock yesterday, all night yesterday, while, all day, at 10 o'clock last Monday, Future Simple: I hope, I think, I'm not sure, in the future, in 20 years, perhaps, I promise, in 2050, probably,

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1) I --- a bath when you phoned. a) had been having b) was having c) had 2) The Smiths --- married for five years before they got divorced. a) had been b) were c) have been 3) I --- the film for half an hour before I realised I had seen it before. a) had watched b) had been watching c) was watching 4) After we arrived, she --- tea. a) had made b) was making c) made 5) How long --- on this project when you called her? a) was Meg working b) Meg was working c) had Meg been working 6) Mrs Clark had been working for the bank for twenty years when she --- to retire. a) decided b) had decide c) was deciding 7) Tom had just bought a new car when I last --- him. a) saw b) had seen c) was seeing 8) As soon as I arrived at the station, I realised the train ---. a) has been leaving b) had already left c) has already left 9) This book --- in 2001. a) had been published b) has been published c) was published 10) They --- some money, so we sold their car. a) needed b) were needing c) had been needing 11) --- out last night? a) Had you gone b) Did you go c) Were you going 12) After we --- into our new house, we did not often go back. a) had move b) had moved c) were moving 13) Peter couldn't drive to work this morning because he --- his keys. a) had lost b) was losing c) has lost 14) They --- when they saw the thunder flash. a) had been driving b) had driven c) were driving 15) Yesterday morning I --- at 6.30. a) had got up b) get up c) got up

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New Horizons - B2 - Grammar - Lesson 18 - Practice 1

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1) I --- a bath when you phoned. 2) The Smiths --- married for five years before they got divorced.

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advice - rada, porada, furniture - meble, news - wiadomości, information - informacja, cherry - wiśnia, czereśnia, luck - szczęście, hole - dziura, hair - włosy, chair - krzesło, meal - posiłek, meat - mięso, snack - przekąska,

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Rep. Macmillan Unit 5 - Rzeczowniki policzalne i niepoliczalne (słownictwo)

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advice - rada, porada, furniture - meble, news - wiadomości, information - informacja, cherry - wiśnia, czereśnia, luck - szczęście, hole - dziura, hair - włosy, chair - krzesło, meal - posiłek, meat - mięso, snack - przekąska,

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bad - good, long - short, easy - difficult, far - near, cheap - expensive, wrong - right, safe - dangerous, empty - full, clean - dirty, high - low.

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1) She___up very early. 2) He___so many questions. 3) He___his mistakes at last. 4) She___the correct answer. 5) Your idea___brilliant. 6) I___his letter.

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1) We use Past Simple: a) to talk about past facts b) to talk about activities in progress in the past c) to talk about two or more activities happening at the same time in the past d) to talk about two or more activities happening one after another in the past e) to talk about a main event in the story f) to give a background activity in the story 2) We use Past Continuous: a) to talk about past facts b) to talk about activities in progress in the past c) to talk about two or more activities happening one after another in the past d) to talk about two or more activities happening at the same time in the past e) to give a background activity in the story f) to talk about a main event in the story 3) To make questions in PAST SIMPLE we use: a) do/does b) am/is/are c) did d) was/were 4) To make questions in PAST CONTINUOUS we use: a) do/does b) am/is/are c) did d) was/were 5) To make negatives in PAST SIMPLE we use: a) don't/doesn't b) 'm not/isn't/aren't c) didn't d) wasn't/weren't 6) To make negatives in PAST CONTINUOUS we use: a) wasn't/weren't b) didn't c) 'm not/isn't/aren't d) don't/doesn't 7) After WHEN we use: a) Past Simple b) Past Continuous 8) After WHILE we use: a) Past Simple b) Past Continuous 9) Which is correct? a) I was walking in the park when I saw Mark. b) I walking in the park when I saw Mark. c) I was walking in the park when I was seeing Mark. d) I walked in the park when I saw Mark. e) I walked in the park when I was seeing Mark. 10) Which is correct? a) I reading a book and mum watching TV. b) I read a book and mum was watching TV. c) I was reading a book and mum was watching TV. d) I was reading a book and mum watched TV. 11) I was doing my homework _____. a) when my mum was entering my room b) when my mum entered my room c) when my mum entering my room 12) I ate dinner, did my homework and ______ to sleep. a) go b) going c) was going d) went 13) He _____ when he saw an accident. a) walked b) walking c) was walking

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1) We use Past Simple: 2) We use Past Continuous: 3) To make questions in PAST SIMPLE we use: 4) To make questions in PAST CONTINUOUS we use:

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1) --- to New York tomorrow morning? a) WIll you have driving b) Will you driven c) Will you be driving 2) I hope the weather --- nice. a) will be b) will have been c) will have 3) I offered him this job. I think he --- it. a) will take b) will have take c) will have taking 4) I promise I --- your secret to anyone. a) won't have told b) won't have telling c) won't tell 5) Take your umbrella with you or you --- wet. a) won't get b) will get c) won't have got 6) They --- to Seattle this time tomorrow. a) will be flying b) will fly c) will have been flying 7) That exercise looks difficult. I --- you. a) will helping b) will help c) will have helped 8) Claire --- when we arrive. a) will have waited b) will waiting c) will be waiting 9) By next week I --- this report. a) will finish b) will be finishing c) will have finished 10) Ted --- here for one year next week. a) will have been living b) will have live c) will living 11) She --- so she will be tired. a) will be study b) will have been studying c) will studying 12) We --- in Brazil by this time tomorrow. a) will have arrived b) will be arrived c) will arrived 13) John --- at 4am. a) will sleeping b) will have sleeping c) will be sleeping 14) I promise I --- home before midnight. a) will have b) will be c) will been 15) Shut up or --- you. a) I'll have killed b) I'll kill c) I'll have been killing

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1) --- to New York tomorrow morning? a) WIll you have driving b) Will you driven c) Will you be driving 2) I hope the weather --- nice. a) will be b) will have been c) will have 3) I offered him this job. I think he --- it.

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apply for a job - ubiegać się o pracę, be unemployed - być bezrobotnym, be well paid - być dobrze opłacanym, be / get promoted - awansować, colleagues - koledzy z pracy, (good) communication skills - (dobre) umiejętności komunikacyjne, commute - dojeżdżać do pracy, earn money / a salary - zarabiać pieniądze / otrzymywać pensję, find work - znaleźć pracę, leader - lider, przywódca, personal qualities - cechy osobiste, reliable - niezawodny, solidny, strengths - mocne strony, stressful - stresujący, work abroad - pracować za granicą, work experience - doświadczenie zawodowe, work full-time - pracować w pełnym wymiarze, work part-time - pracować w niepełnym wymiarze, work overtime - pracować w nadgodzinach, working hours - godziny pracy, gift wrapping - pakowanie prezentów, grocery bagging - pakowanie zakupów przy kasie, hand out leaflets - rozdawać ulotki, newspapers delivery - roznoszenie prasy, pet grooming - czesanie zwierzęcia, pet sitting - opiekowanie się zwierzęciem w czasie nieobecności właściciela, dog walking - wyprowadzanie psa, car washing - mycie samochodu,

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Repetytorium Macmillan Unit 4 - Praca (Wybór zawodu)

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apply for a job - ubiegać się o pracę, be unemployed - być bezrobotnym, be well paid - być dobrze opłacanym, be / get promoted - awansować, colleagues - koledzy z pracy, (good) communication skills - (dobre) umiejętności komunikacyjne, commute - dojeżdżać do pracy, earn money / a salary -

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warm up - rozgrzewać się, plug in - podłączyć coś, cut down on - ograniczyć, set up - zakładać np. firmę, eat out - jeść na mieście, cut out - wyeliminować, pay back - oddać pieniądze, pick sb/sth up - odebrać kogoś/coś, send off - odesłać np. z boiska, break up - zerwać, live on - wyżyć z czegoś, set off - wyruszyć, work out - ćwiczyć, take sth out - wyciągnąć, look forward to - wyczekiwać czegoś, fall out with - pokłócić się z , look for - szukać, run out of - kończy się, watch out - uważaj, turn sth up - podgłośnić,

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warm up - rozgrzewać się, plug in - podłączyć coś, cut down on - ograniczyć, set up - zakładać np. firmę, eat out - jeść na mieście, cut out - wyeliminować, pay back - oddać pieniądze, pick sb/sth up - odebrać kogoś/coś, send off - odesłać np.

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3B - Dependent prepositions - English File 4ed - VERBS

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Random cards - Deal out cards at random from a shuffled deck.

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3B - Dependent prepositions - English File 4ed - ADJS

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afraid of, angry with, angry about, close to, different from, famous for, fed up with, fond of, good at, good for, keen on, married to, pleased with, proud of.

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Rozdaj losowo karty z potasowanej talii.. apologize, argue, arrive, laugh, ask, believe, choose, belong, depend, look forward, pay, remind, dream, talk.

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afraid, angry, close, different, famous, fed up, fond, good, keen, married, pleased, proud, rude, worried, tired, excited, interested, kind.

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Traveliing interactive worksheet for pre-intermediate. You can do the exercises online or download the worksheet as pdf.

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Places and buildings - English File 3rd elementary

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Rooms: a bathroom, a bedroom, a dining room, a garage, a garden, a hall, a kitchen, a living room, a study, a toilet, Parts of a room: a balcony, the ceiling, the floor, the stairs, the wall, Things in a room: an armchair, a bath, a bed, a carpet, a cooker, a cupboard, a fireplace, a fridge, a lamp, a light, a mirror, a plant, a shelf, a shower, a couch, a washing machine,

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Rooms: a bathroom, a bedroom, a dining room, a garage, a garden, a hall, a kitchen, a living room, a study, a toilet, Parts of a room: a balcony, the ceiling, the floor, the stairs, the wall, Things in a room: an armchair, a bath, a bed, a carpet, a cooker, a cupboard, a fireplace, a fridge, a lamp, a light, a mirror, a plant, a shelf, a shower, a couch, a washing machine,

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My friend is late. - I'm angry., It's 3 degrees Celcius! - I'm cold., It's my birthday! - I'm happy., My mother is in hospital. - I'm worried., It's time for dinner. - I'm hungry., I don't know what to do! - I'm bored., It's 42 degrees Celcius! - I'm hot., It's very late. - I'm tired., My boyfriend is very far away. - I'm sad., I want a drink. - I'm thirsty., I have a lot of work. - I'm stressed.,

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English File 3rd edition Elementary Feelings

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My friend is late. - I'm angry., It's 3 degrees Celcius! - I'm cold., It's my birthday! - I'm happy., My mother is in hospital. - I'm worried., It's time for dinner. - I'm hungry., I don't know what to do! - I'm bored., It's 42 degrees Celcius!

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have a shower, have a coffee, do the housework, start work, finish work, get dressed, wake up, have lunch at work, go shopping, have pizza for dinner, go to work by bus, watch TV, check emails, have breakfast, do exercise, go to Italian classes, walk to work, relax, take the dog for a walk, have a bath,

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Everyday activities English File 3rd edition elementary

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have a shower, have a coffee, do the housework, start work, finish work, get dressed, wake up, have lunch at work, go shopping, have pizza for dinner, go to work by bus, watch TV, check emails, have breakfast, do exercise, go to Italian classes, walk to work, relax, take the dog for a walk, have a bath,

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a builder, a chef / a cook, a dentist, a doctor, a flight attendant, a footballer, a hairdresser, a journalist, a lawyer, a model, a musician, a nurse, a pilot, a policeman, a receptionist, a shop assistant, a soldier, a vet, a waiter, a waitress, an architect,

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a builder, a chef / a cook, a dentist, a doctor, a flight attendant, a footballer, a hairdresser, a journalist, a lawyer, a model, a musician, a nurse, a pilot, a policeman, a receptionist, a shop assistant, a soldier, a vet, a waiter, a waitress, an architect,

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Międzynarodowa skala znajomości języków...Co to znaczy w praktyce? (opis w baardzo dużym skrócie)

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LEVEL A0 / STARTER - Zaczynasz swoją przygodę z angielskim.

LEVEL A1 / BEGINNER - Rozumiesz, kiedy ktoś mówi po angielsku wolno i wyraźnie. Używasz bardzo prostych zdań w swoich wypowiedziach (twój zasób słownictwa to ok. 1200 słów).

LEVEL A2-A2+ / PRE-INTERMEDIATE Potrafisz porozumiewać się na tematy z różnych dziedzin używając prostych, ale też i trudniejszych wyrażeń. Dobrze radzisz sobie w życiowych sytuacjach za granicą.

LEVEL B1 / INTERMEDIATE Dobrze posługujesz się większością zagadnień gramatycznych oraz znasz szereg trudniejszych wyrażeń. Matura podstawowa byłaby dla ciebie pestką.

LEVEL B2-B2+ / UPPER-INTERMEDIATE Jesteś gotowy/a, aby zdawać maturę rozszerzoną z języka angielskiego. Mógłbyś / Mogłabyś studiować lub pracować za granicą.

LEVEL C1 / ADVANCED To dobry poziom, aby pomyśleć o zdawaniu na filologię angielską. Czytanie książek i oglądanie filmów po angielsku jest dla ciebie przyjemnością. A zrozumienie żartów po angielsku nie sprawia ci żadnej trudności.

LEVEL C2 / PROFICIENCY  Porozumiewasz się po angielsku jak wykształcony Brytyjczyk lub Amerykanin

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bezpłatny test cambridge english angielski

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Bezpłatny test poziomujący online z angielskiego. Pozwala ocenić poziom znajomości języka i pomóc w wyborze testu lub egzaminu Cambridge English.

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wybierz egzamin cambridge english bunisess

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Bezpłatny test online z angielskiego biznesowego. Pozwala ocenić poziom znajomości języka i pomóc w wyborze egzaminu Cambridge English Business.

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adopted - adoptowany, twins - bliźniaki, childhood - dzieciństwo, death - śmierć, be born - urodzić się, at the age of - w wieku, elderly - w podeszłym wieku, teenager - nastolatek, adult - dorosły, grow up - dorosnąć, die - umierać,

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adopted - adoptowany, twins - bliźniaki, childhood - dzieciństwo, death - śmierć, be born - urodzić się, at the age of - w wieku, elderly - w podeszłym wieku, teenager - nastolatek, adult - dorosły, grow up - dorosnąć, die - umierać,

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sister-in-law - szwagierka, brother-in-law - szwagier, father-in-law - teść, mother-in-law - teściowa, halfsister - siotra przyrodnia, halfbrother - przyrodni brat, stepmother - macocha, stepfather - ojczym, parent - rodzic, great-grandfather - pradziadek, great-grandmother - prababcia, grandparents - dziadkowie, uncle - wujek, aunt - ciocia, siblings - rodzeństwo, an only child - jedynak, immediate family - bliska rodzina, extended family - dalsza rodzina, relatives - krewni, grandfather - dziadek, grandmother - babcia, granddaughter - wnuczka, grandson - wnuczek, daughter-in-law - synowa, son-in-law - zięć, niece - bratanica, siostrzenica, nephew - bratanek, siostrzeniec, cousin - kuzyn, kuzynka, husband - mąż, wife - żona,

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sister-in-law - szwagierka, brother-in-law - szwagier, father-in-law - teść, mother-in-law - teściowa, halfsister - siotra przyrodnia, halfbrother - przyrodni brat, stepmother - macocha, stepfather - ojczym, parent - rodzic, great-grandfather - pradziadek, great-grandmother - prababcia, grandparents - dziadkowie, uncle - wujek, aunt - ciocia, siblings - rodzeństwo, an only child

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IN: the morning, the afternoon, the evening, the summer, December , 2018, ON: Monday, 1st January , Friday , 22nd June, AT: three o'clock, midday, midnight, lunchtime, night, the weekend, Christmas, Easter ,

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IN: the morning, the afternoon, the evening, the summer, December , 2018, ON: Monday, 1st January , Friday , 22nd June, AT: three o'clock, midday, midnight, lunchtime, night, the weekend, Christmas, Easter ,

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# data[].attributes.headline
Past Simple - irregular verbs (+ TRANSLATION)

# data[].attributes.subject
Past Simple - irregular verbs (+ TRANSLATION)

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.provider_name
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# data[].attributes.attachment_link.readable_text
Infinitive: eat, fall, feed, feel, find, fly, forget, get, give, go, grow, hang, have, Past Simple: ate, fell, fed, felt, found, flew, forgot, got, gave, went, grew, hung, had, Translation: jeść, upadać, karmić, czuć (się), znajdować, latać, zapominać, dostawać, dawać, iść, jecha c, rosnąć, wisieć, mieć,

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.description
Infinitive: eat, fall, feed, feel, find, fly, forget, get, give, go, grow, hang, have, Past Simple: ate, fell, fed, felt, found, flew, forgot, got, gave, went, grew, hung, had, Translation: jeść, upadać, karmić, czuć (się), znajdować, latać, zapominać, dostawać, dawać, iść, jecha c, rosnąć, wisieć, mieć,