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Read an article about how people at different ages use computers and smartphones to practise and improve your reading skills.

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Nagrania - egzamin 2019

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Egzamin ósmoklasisty 2019 język angielski nagranie

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Read about the special talented family, then put one word into each gap to complete the sentences in the exercise.

The Hodgson family from Texas, USA are probably the most talented family in the country. Thomas is the father of the family. He's 52 years old and he can do everything. He can run for a long time. Every day, he goes running in his neighborhood for 40 minutes. He can also swim very well. He swims for his state's over-50 team! Thomas can't speak any foreign languages, but his wife, Judy, certainly can! She can speak French, Spanish and even Japanese. And she can teach them too. She works at the Pinewood Language Academy.

Thomas and Judy Hodgson have three children and they can all do many things too. Robbie, 23, can't run for long distances like his father, but he can run very fast. He can run 100 meters in just 11 seconds. That's very fast. He can also fly! Not like a bird, but using a hang-glider. He goes hang-gliding every weekend in the hills near the family home. The middle child is Janine, who is 19. She's similar to her mother and she loves foreign languages. She studies Italian and French and can speak both of them very well. When she's with her mother, they can speak French and nobody in the house understands them!

Clara is the baby of the family. She's only 9 years old. She can't speak French and she can't fly. What can she do? She can bake the best cakes in the world! And her parents and her brother and sister can eat them.

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Elementary Reading | The Hodgsons Can! | esl-lounge Student

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Read the cruise brochure, then answer the true/false questions below.

Crystal Cruises - Luxury Every Day

Come and sail on a Crystal Cruise ship. We have three ships: The Crystal Queen, The Crystal Princess, The Crystal Palace.

Come and sail in luxury on cruises around the Caribbean Sea for 7 or 14 days.

Our seven-day cruise costs $2000 and our two-week cruise is $3500.

A typical one week cruise

Day One - departure from Miami

Day Two - free day in Nassau, in The Bahamas

Day Three - near Haiti

Day Four - visit Puerto Rico and Antigua

Day Five - free day in Barbados

Day Six - free day in Port of Spain, Trinidad

Day Seven - travel to Caracas, Venezuela

Day Eight - fly home.

All food and drink is included in the price of your cruise (except for alcoholic drinks). Our cruise ships all have a casino, a cinema, a five-star restaurant, a theatre, a library and a fully equipped gymnasium.

If you prefer to go on a cruise in another part of the world, we also organize cruises in the Baltic Sea and the Mediterranean.

Our ships carry over 2000 passengers and we have nearly 600 crew members.

So come on board today for the holiday of a lifetime!
Call immediately: 020-4455832

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Pre-Intermediate Reading | Caribbean Cruise | esl-lounge Student

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Read about this piece of England in China, then answer the true/false questions.

The building company Hong Kong Housing is building a new suburb in Shanghai, a city with a population of more than 15 million people. But this suburb is not like other parts of Shanghai. It is a little piece of England. The name of the new area is "English Town". The manager of Hong Kong Housing, Shi Guangsheng, says many people in this area of China want to buy an English house and live in an English town.

"This town is like Bristol or Chester. There is an English square and there are pigeons to feed like in Trafalgar Square, London. There are four English-style pubs and you can buy English beer to drink. There is a canal and you can row a boat there like in Cambridge."

Are there any cricket fields? "No, there aren't any places to play cricket because nobody in Shanghai can play this game. But there is a football stadium like those in England. And the thing we are very proud of is our shopping street. There are several shops where you can buy traditional English food like fish and chips or Christmas Pudding."

The rich Shanghai businessman can do some gardening too. For with every house in "English Town", there is an English lawn and there are long gardens with ponds and tall hedges.

But there is one problem. The houses in this part of town cost a minimum of $400,000!

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Pre-Intermediate Reading | English Town | esl-lounge Student

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Read about this piece of England in China, then answer the true/false questions. The building company Hong Kong Housing is building a new suburb in Shanghai, a city with a population of more than 15 million people. But this suburb is not like other parts of Shanghai.

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EGZAMIN GIMNAZJALNY - czytanie - luki - POZIOM ROZSZERZONY

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Przeczytaj tekst, z którego usunięto cztery zdania. Dopasuj luki, tak aby otrzymać logiczny i spójny tekst.
Uwaga: jedno zdanie zostało podane dodatkowo i nie pasuje do żadnej luki.

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EGZAMIN GIMNAZJALNY Czytanie - poziom podstawowy

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Przeczytaj teksty. W zadaniach, z podanych odpowiedzi, wybierz właściwą, zgodną
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1) Ktoś gratuluje ci świetnie zdanego egzaminu. Co odpowiesz? a) You did well! b) Good job! c) Thank you! 2) Chcesz zapytać nauczyciela o możliwość poprawy sprawdzianu. Jak to wyrazisz? a) Do I retake the test? b) Can I retake the test? c) Should I retake the test? 3) Pytasz potencjalnego pracodawcę o możliwość zatrudnienia na lato. Jak to wyrazisz? a) I would like a steady job. b) Is summer a good time to hire workers? c) Do you need workers for the summer? 4) Rozmawiasz z koleżanką i nie wszystko rozumiesz z tego, co mówi. Chcesz poprosić ją o wyjaśnienie pewnej rzeczy. Co powiesz? a) Do I understand you well? b) It is all clear. c) What do you mean? 5) Spóźnisz się na obiad do koleżanki. Jak ją o tym poinformujesz? a) I am never late. b) I won't be on time, sorry. c) Will you be late? 6) Koleżanka zaprasza cię na imprezę urodzinową. Co odpowiesz? a) Of course I'll come, thank you. b) Did you invite me for your party? c) I don't like her parties. 7) Kolega mówi ci, że nie lubi pływania. Jak poprosisz go o wyjaśnienie ci powodu? a) Swimming is great. b) Do you like swimming? c) Why don't you like it? 8) Zaproponuj koleżance wspólne zakupy w centrum handlowym. a) We go to the shopping centre together. b) Can I go to the shopping centre. c) How about going to the shopping centre? 9) Właśnie usłyszałaś szokującą wiadomość. Upewnij się, czy to prawda. a) Are you real? b) Is that real? c) Are you all right? 10) Koleżanka mówi ci, że poznała bardzo przystojnego chłopaka. Zapytaj, jak on wygląda. a) What does he look like? b) What is he like? c) How is he? 11) Kelner pyta, czego chciałbyś się napić. Zamów sok pomarańczowy. a) I need an orange juice. b) I have an orange juice. c) I'll have an orange juice, please. 12) Kolega uważa, że nowa wersja gry komputerowej jest gorsza od poprzedniej. Powiedz mu, że się z nim nie zgadzasz. a) I'm afraid I can't agree with you. b) If I were you I wouldn't agree. c) I'm sorry, I'm wrong. 13) Jesteś z przyjaciółmi na spacerze. Niebo jest zachmurzone. Obawiasz się, że zacznie padać. Wyraź swoje przypuszczenie. a) I think it's raining. b) I think it's going to rain. c) I worry about the rain. 14) Koleżanka stresuje się przed egzaminem. Dodaj jej otuchy. a) Everything will be fine. b) Don't worry, you'll fail. c) Take care! 15) Znajoma sąsiadka niesie ciężkie zakupy. Zaproponuj jej pomoc. a) Should I help you? b) Is it all right if I help you? c) Shall I help you?

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How about going to the cinema? - Sure, what film is on?, May I help you with the shopping? - Yes, I'm really tired., Let me do that for you. - That's so kind of you. , Would you like me to help you with the bag? - Yes, please. It's very heavy., Let me help you with your homework. - Thanks a lot. This task is difficult., May I offer you a cup of tea? - No, don't bother. I'm not thirsty., Why don't you let me do it for you? - No thanks, it's all right. I can manage., Do you need any help? I can take it for you. - That's kind of you, but I can do it myself., Maybe we could go to the theatre? - Sounds great!, Are you free on Monday? - Yes, why are you asking?, Are you doing anything tomorrow evening? - Yes, I'm extremely busy., Would you be interested in playing football? - Not really. I'm not fond of sports., Would you be interested in having dinner with me? - Yes, of course. Where shall we go?, How do you fancy a swim in the pool? - What a pity! I can't swim. Sorry!, How about playing computer games? - That sounds lovely, thanks. I'm keen on CS., Are you ok? Maybe we could do homework together? - Thanks, that would be great. It's not easy., I'll drop by and help you with cleaning. - That would be very nice. I'm exhausted., Shall we go dancing? - I'd love to but I don't have time. I'm busy., Could you help me a bit? - I really don't think I've got time at the moment., I'm starving! Let's eat something! - I'd love to, but I have other things to do right now., I suggest changing your job. - But I like it!, Why don't you just leave him alone? - Because I love him., Let's have some fun. - I don't fancy this idea. I've got work to do., Help yourself to sandwiches. - Thanks, they look delicious!, What would you like to drink? - A glass of wine, please., Are you ready to order? - Not yet. Just give me a minute., You should stay in bed. - I can't. I've got a test today., Can I get you some milk? - Yes, please. That would be lovely., Could you pass me the pepper? - Here you are., Thank you for your help yesterday. - You're welcome.,

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How about going to the cinema? - Sure, what film is on?, You look pale. Maybe you ought to lie down? - You're probably right. I'm not feeling too well., You have a beautiful home! - Thank you, that's so kind of you to say that. , Would you like me to help you with the bag? - Yes, please. It's very heavy., Let me help you with your homework. - That would be great! This task is really hard., May I offer you a cup of tea? - No, don't bother. I'm not thirsty., Do you need any help? - Yes, can you move this bookcase with me?, Maybe we could go to the theatre? - Sounds great! Shall I buy the tickets?, Are you free on Monday? - Yes, why are you asking?, Would you be interested in playing football? - Not really. I'm not fond of sports., How about playing computer games? - That sounds great! I'm keen on Minecraft., Would you like to go out with me on a date ? - I'd love to., Could you help me move the furniture? - I'm sorry, I can't. I have a huge backache., I'm starving! Let's eat something! - I'd love to, but I have other things to do right now., Why don't you let me drive tonight? - All right, but pay attention to the speed limit., Why don't you just forget about him? - Because I love him., Help yourself to sandwiches. - Thanks, they look delicious!, What would you like to drink? - A glass of orange juice, please., Are you ready to order? - Not yet. Just give me a minute., You should stay home and stay in bed. - I can't. I've got a test today., Could you pass me the salt? - Here you are., Thank you for your help yesterday. - Don't mention it.,

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一系列选择题。点击正确答案继续。. 1) Ktoś gratuluje ci świetnie zdanego egzaminu. Co odpowiesz? 2) Chcesz zapytać nauczyciela o możliwość poprawy sprawdzianu. Jak to wyrazisz?

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I'd like to speak to Tom, please. - Just a moment, please., I am very sorry. - Apology accepted. Don't worry., What should I do? - Why don't you go out more often?, I think Batman is the best! - I disagree with you., Can I pay by card? - No, sorry. You have to pay by cash., Do you want to buy my guitar? - Yes, I do. It looks great., Do you like online shopping? - No, I don't like buying things from websites., It's raining cats and dogs. - So I better put on my raincoat., Where is the rubbish bin? - It's over there., Why do you look forward to seeing your cousina at the weekend? - Because we like each other., Can you hear the musicians? - Yes, that's my favourite band!, How much is this fruit juice? - It's two pounds fifty., Is there much traffic in the city? - Yes. It's always very busy. , Do you want to go skiing? - I can't, I'm afraid., Where can I put my coat? - Hang it up there.,

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I'd like to speak to Tom, please. - Just a moment, please., I am very sorry. - Apology accepted. Don't worry., What should I do? - Why don't you go out more often?, I think Batman is the best! - I disagree with you., Can I pay by card?

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1) I prefer groups like One Direction. a) Hmm, I am not sure. b) So do I. c) I really like it. 2) Jak zapytasz przechodnia, jak dostać się na dworzec? a) How many railways stations are there? b) How do you get to the railway station from here? c) Are you going to the railway station? 3) Kolega niedawno miał remont pokoju. Zapytaj go, czy podoba mu się nowy wystrój. a) What colour are the walls in your room now? b) What do you think of my room now? c) Do you like your room now? 4) Ktoś na ulicy pyta Cię o najbliższy przystanek autobusowy. Co odpowiesz? a) There's one just round the corner. b) I think you should take a bus. c) There are a lot of buses in the town. 5) Koleżanka pyta Cię, jak umeblowany jest Twój pokój. Co jej odpowiesz? a) I don't like too much furniture in a room. b) I've just got a bed, a desk and a wardrobe. c) I need a bigger wardrobe and a new desk. 6) Chcesz zapytać kolegę, czy zamierza pracować latem. Co powiesz? a) What are you planning to do in the summer? b) Do you usually work in the summer? c) Are you going to work in the summer? 7) Twoja koleżanka uważa, że dorywcza praca w restauracji jest dobrym pomysłem.Nie podzielasz jej opinii. Co powiesz? a) I'm not so sure about that. b) I don't work in restaurants. c) The restaurant isn't very good. 8) Kolega zastanawia się, czy nie podjąć pracy sezonowej w wakacje i pyta Cię o radę.Co odpowiesz? a) I'm not fussy. b) It's up to you. c) I'm afraid I can't agree. 9) Pracodawca pyta Cię, czy możesz wyjątkowo przyjść do pracy w następną sobotę. Nie masz wtedy żadnych planów. a) I don't mind. b) I don't think so. c) I don't plan to. 10) Kolega proponuje Ci wyjście do kina w piątek.Niestety, jesteś już umówiony na ten dzień z kimś innym. Co powiesz? a) Have you got any plans for Friday? b) I've got other plans for Friday. c) I sometimes go out on Fridays. 11) Chcesz zaproponować koleżance wspólne wyjście na zakupy w weekend. Co powiesz? a) Do you like shopping at weekends? b) I'm planning to go shopping this weekend. c) Do you want to go shopping at the weekend? 12) Koleżanka pyta Cię, co zamierzasz robić w ferie zimowe. Co odpowiesz? a) I'm thinking of going skiing. b) What are your plans for the winter holiday? c) I'm not sure I can. 13) Kolega zaprasza Cię do siebie jutro po szkole. Nie wiesz jeszcze, czy Ci to odpowiada. a) Let me think about it. b) Sure, I'd love to come. c) I'm sorry, but I can't. 14) Kolega wybiera się na zakupy. Jak zaproponujesz, że możesz pójść z nim? a) Would you like to go shopping? b) Shall we go shopping together? c) Why don't you go shopping? 15) Jesteś u koleżanki, która proponuje Ci poczęstunek. Nie jesteś jednak głodny.Jak grzecznie odmówisz? a) Thanks, that's very kind of you. b) Thanks, that would be lovely. c) Thanks, but I'm really fine. 16) Kolega proponuje wyjście do pizzerii.Jak zaakceptujesz ten pomysł? a) Great idea. b) Yes, please. c) OK, thanks. 17) Spotykasz koleżankę, która niesie kilka toreb z zakupami. Chcesz zaproponować jej pomoc. a) I'd like your help. b) Need a hand? c) Can you help me? 18) Gościsz u siebie kolegę z Irlandii, który prosi o pozwolenie skorzystania z Twojego komputera. Zamierzasz się zgodzić a) Of course I don't mind. b) Are you joking? c) I'm not sure I can. 19) Chciałbyś zaprosić koleżankę z kursu na obiad. Jak poprosisz rodzinę o pozwolenie? a) Why don't we invite a friend for dinner? b) Do you invite a friend for dinner c) May I invite a friend for dinner? 20) Kolega proponuje wspólne wyjście na koncert dziś wieczorem. Jak uprzejmie odmówisz? a) I'm afraid you can't. b) Sorry, that's not possible. c) No problem. 21) Na ulicy widzisz znanego piłkarza, któremu chciałbyś/chciałabyś zrobić zdjęcie. Jak poprosisz o pozwolenie? a) Do you mind if I take a photo? b) Could you take a photo? c) Would you like me to take a photo? 22) Kolega narzeka, że boli go kolano. Jak doradzisz mu wizytę u lekarza? a) When did you last see a doctor? b) Do you see a doctor? c) Why don't you see a doctor? 23) Na lekcji WF-u doznałeś urazu nadgarstka i jesteś u lekarza. Jak poprosisz lekarza, aby zbadał Twój nadgarstek? a) What happened to your wrist? b) Could you look at my wrist? c) I'd like to look at my wrist. 24) Jest u Ciebie koleżanka, która prosi Cię, abyś otworzył/otwarła okno, gdyż jest jej duszno a) I'm sorry, you can't. b) Sure, I will. c) I think I did. 25) Podczas wycieczki do oceanarium pytasz osobę w biurze informacji, kiedy rozpocznie się pokaz tresury fok. a) What time did the seal show begin? b) Do you know when the seal show begins? c) How much time does the seal show take? 26) Wyjeżdżasz na kilka dni. Poproś koleżankę, aby zaopiekowała się Twoim psem. a) I wonder if you could look after my dog. b) Do you look after my dog? c) Would you like me to look after your dog? 27) Szukasz restauracji zaznaczonej na mapce na terenie parku narodowego. Jak poprosisz o wskazówki? a) Can I go to this restaurant, please? b) Could you show me round the restaurant, please? c) Can you tell me how to get to this restaurant, please? 28) Siostra potrzebuje karmy dla chomika ze sklepu, lecz nie może tam pójść.Jak zaproponujesz, że możesz to zrobić za nią? a) Would you like me to go to the pet shop? b) Do you like going to the pet shop? c) I wonder if you've been to the pet shop. 29) My sister (used / have) .... long hair, but now it`s very short. a) used to have b) use to has c) used to has 30) Probably, I( not be) ... very busy tomorrow . a) don`t be b) I won`t be c) am not be 31) My brother broke my favourite cup yesterday while(he/do) ... the washing up. a) he was doing b) he did c) he has done 32) Some board games like chess or Go (know)... for hundred years. a) are known b) have been known c) knew 33) Has ... (ever/ she /do) a clean up? a) she ever done b) ever she done c) has she ever did 34) W kawiarni chcesz zamówić kawałek szarlotki. Co powiesz kelnerowi? a) Could I have a piece of apple pie, please. b) Will you order some apple pie? c) I'm not fond of apple pie. 35) Babcia prosi Cię o pójście do apteki. Jak wyrazisz zgodę? a) Do you need any help? b) Well, can you ask my brother? c) Alright, what would you like me to get? 36) Chcesz namówić kolegów do wspólnego wyjścia na basen. Jak im to zaproponujesz? a) Can you swim well? b) Do you like swimming? c) How about going swimming? 37) Twój młodszy brat wygrał konkurs. Jak go pochwalisz? a) Good luck! b) Good job! c) Good idea! 38) I promise that I (nie zadzwonię) ______you so late next time! a) don`t call b) won`t call c) haven`t call 39) Amy, this jam is (zbyt słodki) ______.I can't use it for this cake. a) sweet enough b) too sweet c) much sweeter 40) My class teacher asked us (żeby pomóc) ___ her with collecting money for charity. a) for helping b) for help c) to help 41) Elsie, (czy odwiedziłaś) _____ Mrs Johnson yesterday? a) did you visit b) did you visited c) have you visited 42) Nie dosłyszałeś(-aś), co powiedziała koleżanka. Co powiesz? a) Why are you speaking so loudly? b) Can you repeat that? c) Do you understand me? 43) Chcesz zaprosić koleżankę na przyjęcie. Co powiesz? a) Would you like to come to my party? b) Is this your party? c) Are you enjoying the party? 44) Koleżanka uważa, że film, który obejrzeliście, był nudny. Nie zgadzasz się z jej opinią. Jak zareagujesz? a) I can't see why not. b) Well, I didn't like it either. c) I'm afraid I don't agree with you. 45) Kolega dziękuje Ci za pożyczenie tabletu. Jak zareagujesz? a) Don't forget it. b) Don't mention it. c) Don't try to do it. 46) I (never / be) ________ to Spain before. a) have never been b) had never been c) never was 47) We (take / photo) _______ outside our school last week. a) took a photo b) have taken photos c) taken photos 48) Your sister likes biology very much. (she / want) _________ to be a doctor? a) is she wanting b) will she want c) does she want 49) In last year's competition I (be / fast) _________ than my best friend. a) am the faster b) was faster c) was the fastest 50) Chcesz, żeby współpasażer ustąpił ci miejsca. Co powiesz? a) Would you mind moving over? b) Are there any free seats left? c) Do I have to sit here? 51) Zgadzasz się ze zdaniem kolegi. Jak to wyrazisz? a) It's on the right. b) I disagree. c) Good point. 52) Twoja mama poczęstowała twoją koleżankę ciastem. Jak spytasz, czy jej smakowało? a) What about eating this cake? b) Did you enjoy the cake? c) Have you tasted it? 53) Masz ochotę popływać w basenie. Jak zapytasz o pozwolenie? a) Will you let me swim here? b) Do I have to swim here? c) Can you swim here? 54) I hope they'll lose this game. We (be/much/good) ....than them. a) are much better b) were much gooder c) will be much gooder 55) Wow, Susie, you're good! When (you/start)...playing tennis? a) will you start b) did you started c) have you started 56) Remember that plastic and paper should (recycle)... by everybody in this flat. a) should be recycle b) should be recycled c) should was recycle 57) My sister(has) _________ the piano since December. a) has play b) hasn`t played c) has no played 58) The fashion show is free.You don't (to) ___________ to see the fashion show. a) need to pay b) have to pay c) has to pay 59) What about (go / London) _____________ next weekend? a) go to London b) goes to London c) going to London 60) Why (you / watch) _________ this cartoon now? You've got so many things to do! a) are you watching b) were you watching c) did you watch 61) The pizza (be / deliver) ___ by a girl on a scooter five minutes ago. a) is deliver b) was deliver c) was delivered 62) My sister and I have similar rooms but her bed (be / comfortable) .... than mine. a) is the most comfortable b) is more comfortable c) was more comfortable 63) If Ann wants to win the tournament, she (have / play)... tennis every day for the next two months. a) will have to play b) will play c) is having a play 64) I got up very early yesterday. (Wybierz reakcję na tę wiadomość) a) How strange! Which one exactly? b) I don't believe it. Why? c) Great, but who got it? 65) X: _________________________. Y: Oh, am I talking too fast? a) I haven't heard about it. That's fantastic! b) Could you speak a little louder, please? c) Say that again, please. I didn't get it. 66) X: _________________________ Y: Yes, I'd love a few. a) Would you give me a few oranges, please? b) Have you got any oranges for me? c) Do you want some oranges? 67) Chcesz wyrazić zadowolenie z pobytu u angielskiej rodziny. Co powiesz? a) I'm happy that you've come. b) I'd like you to stay with us. c) I had a lovely time with you. 68) Uważasz, że koleżanka powinna zabrać ze sobą kurtkę. Co jej powiesz? a) You can leave your jacket behind. b) I think you'll need your jacket. c) You've taken your jacket. 69) Kolega prosi Cię o spotkanie, ale musisz mu odmówić. Co powiesz? a) Sorry, I really have no time to see you today b) Sorry for being late for our meeting c) Sorry I couldn't be there with you. 70) X: ________________________ Y: Certainly. What can I do for you? a) Did you need any help? b) Could you help me? c) Can I help you? 71) You don't look very well. What's the matter? a) I don't think it's very cold. b) I'm afraid I've got a cold. c) I guess you're cold here. 72) Jesteś wdzięczny(-a) koleżance za pomoc. Co jej powiesz? a) You are welcome. b) You are so kind. c) You are right. 73) Chcesz otworzyć okno w sali lekcyjnej. Jak poprosisz o pozwolenie? a) Do I have to open the window? b) May I open the window? c) Will I open the window? 74) Your dad has (więcej czasu niż) _______________________the rest of us, so he can help you. a) less time than b) some time than c) more time than 75) When (on chce) ______________________________________ to start his tennis lessons? a) does he want b) does he wants c) will he want 76) The students (słuchali muzyki) __________when I opened the door. a) were listening to music b) listened to music c) listened of music 77) This is the worst film that (kiedykolwiek widziałem) ______________________________. a) I had ever seen. b) I saw last time. c) I have ever seen. 78) Our teacher (kazał nam przyjść) ______________ earlier on Monday. a) asked us to come b) asked us for comming c) asked us about comming 79) Can you pass me some bread, please? a) Never mind. b) You're very kind. c) Here you are. 80) Which way should I take now? a) Turn left, then go straight on. b) Take only what's necessary. c) Put that sign the other way round. 81) X: _________________ Y: Peter does. a) Who else likes them? b) Who do they like? c) Who do you like best? 82) Kolega informuje Cię, że nie może Cię odwiedzić. Co powiesz, wyrażając swoje rozczarowanie? a) What a pity! b) It doesn't matter. c) Same to you. 83) Masz nowe okulary przeciwsłoneczne. Jak zapytasz koleżankę o opinię na ich temat? a) Do you like your new sunglasses? b) How do you like my sunglasses? c) What are her sunglasses like? 84) Dzwoni do Ciebie sąsiad, ale nie możesz w tej chwili rozmawiać. Co mu powiesz? a) I'm sorry for calling so late. b) I had a few calls to make. c) I'll call you back. 85) (Wyłącz) _____ your mobile phone,the lesson will start in a moment. a) turn off/ switch off b) turn on/ switch on c) able off 86) Reksio is (najszybszym psem) __________ I have ever seen. a) the fastest b) faster than c) the slowest 87) Where (spotkałeś) ___________ Ann yesterday? a) have you met b) did you meet c) did you see 88) We need (kilka jabłek) _________ to make this cake. a) a few apples b) some apples c) a little apples 89) I'd like to know (czy lubisz) ____________ fantasy books. a) that you likes b) that you enjoy c) that you prefer 90) I have to clean up the house. Will you help me? a) I don't know why you help me. b) Sure, what do you want me to do? c) Excuse me, do you want to help me? 91) X: ____________ Y: Well, I prefer learning at home. a) Do you like to study in the library? b) When did you learn about this house? c) Could you tell me where my book is? 92) So what are you going to do now? a) Not at all. b) I have no idea c) Not today, thank you 93) Kolega wrócił z wakacji. Zapytaj go o wrażenia. a) How was your holiday? b) How would you spend your holiday? c) How did you come back from your holiday? 94) Sąsiad pożyczył Ci swój telefon. Jak wyrazisz wdzięczność? a) You are welcome. b) It's very kind of you. c) Thanks for calling me. 95) Kolega przekazuje Ci zaskakującą wiadomość. Jak wyrazisz zdziwienie? a) It's no surprise! b) Really? What a surprise! c) Is that really surprising? 96) My uncle (mieszka) _____ in Wales since he got married two years ago. a) lives b) has lived c) was living 97) I think you (nie powinnaś zabierać) ____________your dog with you on the next holiday. a) shouldn`t take b) couldn`t take c) wouldn`t take 98) Czy interesujesz się) _________ in modern art by any chance? a) Are you interested b) Are you keen c) Are you put 99) (Czy musiałeś) ______ leave so early in the morning? a) Were you forced to b) Did you has to c) Do you need to 100) Look at this photo! I like the girl (która siedzi) ____ next to John. a) which is sitting b) that is sitting c) that sat

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What's the matter? - O co chodzi?, I feel awful. - Czuję się okropnie., I have a pain in my back. - Bolą mnie plecy., It's nothing to worry about. - Nie ma się czym martwić., It's very painful. - To bardzo bolesne., I'll give you a prescription. - Dam ci receptę., It's near here. - Jest tu blisko., It's not far. - To nie jest daleko., Go straight on. - Idź prosto., It's opposite the - Jest naprzeciwko., Turn right. - Skręć w prawo., Take the first turning on the left. - Skręć w pierwszą ulicę w lewo., How have you been? - Jak się miewasz?, What's new? - Co nowego?, Good to see you. - Dobrze cię widzieć., You really deserved it. - Naprawdę na to zasłużyłeś., Congratulations - Gratulacje, I agree with you. - Zgadzam się z tobą., certainly - z pewnością, Can you repeat, please? - Czy możesz powtórzyć?, Do you mind repeating that? - Czy masz coś przeciwko powtórzeniu tego?, What can I do for you? - Co mogę dla ciebie zrobić?, Would you like me to help? - Czy chciałbyś żebym pomógł?, If you need anything, let me know. - Jeśli potrzebujesz czegokolwiek, daj mi znać., Let me help you - Pozwól że ci pomogę, May I ...? - Czy mogę ...?, I'm really grateful - Jestem naprawdę wdzięczny, I really appreciate it - Bardzo to doceniam, It's so kind of you. - To miło z twojej strony., thanks a million - stukrotne dzięki,

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What's the matter? - O co chodzi?, I feel awful. - Czuję się okropnie., I have a pain in my back. - Bolą mnie plecy., It's nothing to worry about. - Nie ma się czym martwić., It's very painful. - To bardzo bolesne., I'll give you a prescription.

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Are you a pre-intermediate (CEFR level A2) learner of English? Practise and improve your listening skills with these listenings and exercises.

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Baamboozle - Present Perfect or Past Simple?

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Czas Present Simple || Angielski dla wzrokowców

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These English Grammar Games are listed in alphabetical order:

A vs An - The difference between A and AN

Adjectives ending in -ED and -ING - The difference between adjectives ending in -ed and adjectives ending in -ing

Adjectives with Prepositions - which prepositions go with different adjectives and the different meanings and contexts of them

Adjective Word Order - Basic - Simple word order of Adjectives

Adverbs of Frequency - Word Order - The correct order when using adverbs of frequency

Adverbs of Indefinite Frequency - Always, Usually, Often, Seldom and more

Adverbs vs. Adjectives - The difference between Adverbs and Adjectives

Another vs. Other vs. Others - The difference between Another, Other and Others

Both, Either and Neither - The difference between Both, Either Neither

Can - Can't - Cannot

Common Nouns vs. Proper Nouns - The difference between Common Nouns and Proper Nouns

Comparatives & Superlatives - Bigger or More Big?

Concrete Nouns vs Abstract Nouns - The difference between Concrete Nouns and Abstract Nouns

Countable and Uncountable Nouns

Do - Does - Did - Done - The difference between Do, Does, Did and Done.

Have - Has - Go - Goes - The difference between these two verbs

Like and As -The difference between Like, As and As if

Much - Many - A lot of - Few - The difference between these words

Neither + Auxiliary + Subject - Using Neither with the correct tense

Noun + To Be + Noun - Basic sentence structure

Object Pronouns

Passive Voice

Past Participles

Past Tense - Irregular Verbs

Plural Nouns - Both regular and irregular plural forms

Possessive Adjectives - Simple version

Possessive Adjectives 2 - Less simple version

Possessive Pronouns

Prepositions - Mixed

Prepositions of Time (At, On, In) - When to use the prepositions AT, ON and IN when referring to time

Present Tense vs. Progressive Tense - The difference between the Present Tense and the Progressive.

Present vs. Progressive vs. Past Tense

Pronouns - Object vs. Reflexive

Pronunciation of ED in English - 20 Questions. Is it pronounced /id/ /t/ or /d/ ?

Pronunciation of ED in English 2 - 50 Questions. Is it pronounced /id/ /t/ or /d/ ?

Question Tags

Question Words 1 - Who When Why How etc.

Question Words 2

Short Answers - Past Tense

Short Answers - Present Tense

Short Answers - To Be

Simple Present Tense - The correct use of verbs and Do and Does in the present tense.

So + Auxiliary + Subject - Using SO with the correct tense

So - Neither - Either

So vs Such - The difference betwen So and Such

Some - Any - A - An

Still - Yet - Already - The difference between Still, Yet and Already.

There is - There Are 1

There is - There Are 2 - In sentences and questions.

There vs Their vs They're - The difference between these frequently confused words.

This That These Those 1 (Demonstratives)

This That These Those 2 (Demonstratives) - This game uses them in complete sentences and is a little more difficult than the game above.

To Be + Adjective - Complete the sentence with is, are, isn't, or aren't before the adjective.

To Be - Past Tense

To Be - Present Tense

Transitive and Intransitive Verbs - Is the verb transitive or intransitive?

Two - Too - To - Three commonly confused words that sound the same though have totally different meanings and uses.

Very - Too - Enough

Was vs Were - Was vs were in simple affirmative sentences

Was and Were in Questions Was vs Were in simple questions

Was and Were in Short Answers Was vs Were as short answers

Whoever, Whatever, Whenever - All of the -ever words including however, whichever.

Your vs You're - The difference between YOUR and YOU'RE in English

If you found this List of English Grammar Games useful, let others know about it:

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Free games to learn English grammar - basic English to advanced English grammar games - Woodward English

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Here it is a list of songs with related activities to practise vocabulary, grammar, sounds, etc. Most of them are "popular" among our Spanish students and some others are old songs, but nice and useful. Click here to go directly to the songs.

They are arranged in alphabetical order according to the singers.

Download the IPA Fontsto install them and be able to see the phonetic symbols when they appear in the exercises.

Or get the IPA Fonts images by clicking here / Songs by Gregorio Blanco

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Egzamin Ósmoklasisty - Angielski z Panią Kasią

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