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Uprzejmie informujemy, że od poniedziałku, 16 marca, do środy, 25 marca, codziennie będziemy publikować zadania powtórkowe dla uczniów klasy VIII.

Każdy taki zestaw zadań będzie się składał z:

zadań z języka polskiego zorganizowanych wg lektur obowiązkowych w klasie VII-VIII

zadań z matematyki zorganizowanych wg kolejnych wymagań szczegółowych podstawy programowej

zadań z języka angielskiego - zorganizowanych wg umiejętności.

Przez pierwsze dwa dni w zeszycie zadań oprócz samych zadań będą wskazówki, jak zadania rozwiązywać („Pomagamy rozwiązać..."), a w zeszycie z odpowiedziami - wyjaśnienia odpowiedzi w zadaniach zamkniętych, przykładowe zadania otwarte.
Zadania będziemy publikować w niniejszym artykule codziennie około godziny 9:00, natomiast rozwiązania - około godziny 15:00.

16.03.2020:

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Uprzejmie informujemy, że od poniedziałku, 16 marca, do środy, 25 marca, codziennie będziemy publikować zadania powtórkowe dla uczniów klasy VIII. Każdy taki zestaw zadań będzie się składał z: zadań z języka polskiego zorganizowanych wg lektur obowiązkowych w klasie VII-VIII zadań z matematyki zorganizowanych wg kolejnych wymagań szczegółowych podstawy programowej zadań z języka angielskiego - zorganizowanych wg umiejętności.

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Przeczytaj uważnie opis do każdego czasu, następnie rozwiązuj zadania do zeszytu.

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Do you love science? Let's learn some facts about some famous scientists for kids and well-known scientists to have ever lived.

You have probably heard of some of these!

André-Marie Ampère was a prominent French physicist and mathematician who is considered as one of the early founders of classical electromagnetism, or "electrodynamics" He invented the solenoid and the electrical telegraph.

Archimedes is credited with the invention of the sciences of mechanics and hydrostatics. The laws of levers and pulleys wwhich he discovered is what allows us to move heavy items with small forces.

The center of gravity, one of the most fundamental principles in physics was first proposed by him.

John Logie Baird, a Scottish engineer, invented the first mechanical television, which could broadcast images of moving objects. In 1928, he also exhibited color television.

Alexander Graham Bell is famously known for inventing the telephone, which he got a patent for in 1876.

Niels Henrik David Bohr was a Danish physicist who contributed to our understanding of atomic structure and quantum theory.

Rachel Carson was a well-known American biologist who focused on environmental pollution and the brief history of the sea.

Silent Spring, published in 1962, became one of the most significant books in the modern environmental movement, paving the way for stricter pesticide regulations.

Barbara McClintock is best known for discovering genetic transposition, which is crucial to understanding genetics, biology and medicine.

James Chadwick is the scientist who discovered neutrons, which are elementary particles devoid of charge,

Francis Harry Compton Crick OM FRS was a molecular biologist, biophysicist, and neuroscientist. He, along with Rosalind Franklin and James Watson, helped decode the DNA molecule's helical structure.

Marie Curie is most known for discovering radium and polonium, as well as her significant contribution to cancer research.

She is the first woman to win the Nobel prize, in fact she won the Nobel prize twice - only woman to do so.

Democritus was a Greek philosopher best known for developing the atomic theory of the universe. This is especially revolutionary since he was able to decipher this around 420 BC.

Charles Richard Drew was a surgeon and medical researcher who conducted research in the field of blood transfusions, establishing improved blood storage procedures, and applied his expert knowledge to develop large-scale blood banks.

Thomas Alva Edison, widely considered as "America's greatest inventor" is known for inventions such as the incandescent light bulb, the phonograph, and the motion picture camera, apart from improving the telephone and telegraph.

Albert Einstein was a German theoretical physicist who is regarded as one of the finest physicists of all time.

Although Einstein is best recognized for establishing the theory of relativity, he also contributed significantly to the development of quantum mechanics.

Michael Faraday FRS was an English scientist whose main discoveries were Electromagnetic induction, electrolysis and diamagnetism

Sir Alexander Fleming was a Scottish microbiologist and physician who is best known for developing penicillin, the world's first broadly effective antibiotic.

An English chemist and X-ray crystallographer, Rosalind Franklin's work was pivotal to understand molecular structures of DNA, RNA and viruses.

Galileo Galilei who is regarded as the "Father of modern astronomy" made important contributions to astronomy and theoretical physics. His discovery of Jupiter's 4 biggest moons as early as the 1610 was remarkable for the time.

Stephen Hawking was a great modern theoretical physicist, with a brilliant five-decade career in science and astronomy. He has made many appearances in popular media and his lifelong battle against ALS is well documented.
Antoine Lavoisier

Lavoisier is regarded as the "father of modern chemistry". He is most noted for his discovery of the role oxygen plays in combustion.

James Clerk Maxwell was the first person who described electricity, light and magnetism as different forms of the same phenomenon. He is responsible for the classical theory of electromagnetic radiation.

Isaac Newton is renowned for his discoveries in optics and mathematics (calculus), but he is best remembered for his formulation of the three laws of motion, which are the fundamental principles of contemporary physics.

Alfred Nobel is well known for inventing dynamite, which revolutionized the usage of high explosives in the contemporary era. He was also the one who established the Nobel Prizes.

French chemist and microbiologist - Louis Pasteur is renowned for his discoveries of the principles of vaccination and pasteurization.

In the 1970s and 1980s, Carl Sagan was perhaps one of the most famous scientists. He investigated alien intelligence, campaigned for nuclear disarmament, and co-wrote and produced the television show "Cosmos: A Personal Voyage."

Nikola Tesla , a Serbian-American engineer and scientist, made many inventions geared towards the application of electric power. He pioneered AC generation and transmission technologies and invented the first alternating current (AC) motor.

James Dewey Watson was an American geneticist and biophysicist who discovered the molecular structure of deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA), the substance that is the very basis of heredity.

Anders Celsius

Anders Celsius was born in Uppsala, Sweden, was a was a Swedish astronomer. He is popularly Known for inventing Celsius temperature scale.

Telescope

Telescope is a device which is used to form magnified image of the distant objects, such as moon and stars. The first person to patent a telescope was Hans Lippershey, But Galileo in 1609 build his own telescope, making many improvement to Hans Lippershey's design.

Read more about other scientists.

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Present perfect - Form

Short forms

Note that short forms are not used in positive short answers.

Present perfect - Use

Summary chart

Past events when time is not mentioned

We use the present perfect to talk about past actions or events when time is not mentioned, i.e. we don't say when these events happened.

Just already, yet

We often the present perfect with just, already and yet. We can use just after the verb have to emphasise that these events are very recent.

We use already in positive sentences to talk about actions that we have completed sooner than we expected. Already goes after the verb have.

We use yet in negative sentences and questions to talk about things that we expect to happen soon. Yet goes at the end of the sentence.

Recently

We often use the present perfect with recently to talk about past recent actions.

Today, this week, this month, this year

We can use the present perfect with time expressions when the time we mention has not finished.

Past experiences - never, ever, before

We use the present perfect to talk about past experiences when we don't say or we don't know when something happened.

Never, ever, before

We often use the words never, ever, or before to talk about experiences.

The best thing I've ever done

We can use the present perfect simple with a superlative adjective and ever.

How many times

We can also use the present perfect to say how many times something has happened until now.

Have gone to or have been to?

We say someone has gone somewhere when this person is still away, and we say someone has been somewhere when this person has already come back from that place.

Duration from the past until now - for, since

We can use the present perfect with for, since and how long to ask or talk about situations that started in the past and have not finished.

Compare:

For + period of time; since + moment in the past

We use for + period of time ( 2 hours, 3 days, 20 years, etc.) and we use since + the moment in the past when something started.

Lately, all morning/day/year/etc.

We can also use the present perfect with lately or with all + period of time ( all day, all morning, all my life, etc.) to talk about actions that started in the past and continue in the present.

Don't use ago

We can't use ago with the present perfect.

Past simple or present perfect?

When did it happen?

We use the present perfect (NOT past simple) to talk about past experiences and actions when we don't say or don't know when they happened.

We use the past simple (NOT present perfect) when we mention or ask about when something happened, or when the time is known by the speaker and the listener. We often use a past expression ( last week, yesterday, when I was a child, etc.)

Giving details in past simple

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Wpis na bloga po angielsku to jedna z tych form pisemnych, które pojawiły się na maturze z języka angielskiego dopiero niedawno. Ta forma wypowiedzi nie należy do najłatwiejszych, gdyż składają się na nią elementy m.in. zaproszenia, opisu, wiadomości, recenzji, opowiadania oraz umiejętności wyrażania opinii. Podsumowując, blog może zawierać wszystkie formy wypowiedzi pisemnej. Poniżej znajdziecie wskazówki jak napisać wpis na bloga po angielsku, przydatne zwroty oraz wzór wpisu na bloga po angielsku. Zobacz również: Post na forum po angielsku.

Zasady pisania wpisu na bloga po angielsku

Pisząc wiadomość na bloga, należy stosować się do zasad poprawnej gramatyki oraz mieć na uwadze rodzaj stylu (formalny, nieformalny) w zależności od tego kto ma być odbiorcą wpisu. Blog może zawierać zdjęcia, filmy i linki do polecanych przez autora stron. Nie powinien składać się z bardzo długich wypowiedzi, ponieważ zniechęca to czytelnika do czytania wpisu do końca. Długość tekstu powinna wynosić 80-130 słów. Oceniana tutaj jest umiejętność pełnego przekazania informacji, bogactwo i poprawność językowa oraz spójność i logika.

Elementy składające się na wpis na bloga po angielsku:

1. Rozpoczęcie wpisu - zwrot powitalny, informacja o tym czego będzie dotyczył wpis.
I'm writing this post to tell you about my trip to Prague.
2. Opis miejsc i wydarzeń - kiedy piszemy o sytuacji bądź wydarzeniu, które nastąpi/nastąpiło, warto opisać gdzie i kiedy miało miejsce, co konkretnie się działo/będzie dziać.
It's the most wonderful place I've ever been to. It's the capital city of the Czech Republic and it's situated in the western part of the country.
3. Opinia - wspomnienie o naszych odczuciach, nastawieniu, przemyśleniach.
To me, it was completely amazing. I totally recommend visiting this beautiful city.
4. Zakończenie - zwrot pożegnalny, informacje końcowe.
That's all for today. I'm looking forward to your comments.
Przydatne zwroty

Hello folks - Cześć ludziska

Hi everyone! - Cześć wszystkim!

Guess what happened! - Nie zgadniecie, co się stało!

Sorry I haven't written anything for a while, but... - Przepraszam, że nie pisałam przez jakiś czas, ale...

I'm writing this post to tell you that... - Piszę ten post, aby Wam powiedzieć, że...

Today, I'd like to write about...- Dzisiaj, chciałabym napisać o...

I've got news for you. - Mam dla Was wiadomość.

It was the best day of my life. - To był najlepszy dzień mojego życia.

I'll never forget it. - Nigdy tego nie zapomnę.

It happened all of a sudden. - To wydarzyło się nagle.

I had a great time. - Świetnie się bawiłam.

I know that... - Wiem, że...

I think that... - Uważam, że...

In my opinion... - Moim zdaniem...

From my point of view... - Z mojego punktu widzenia...

The vast majority of people believe that... - Zdecydowana większość ludzi uważa że...

I reckon that... - Myślę, że...

As far as I'm concerned... - Jeśli o mnie chodzi...

If I were you, I wouldn't hesitate to... - Na Waszym miejscu, nie wahałbym się...

I wouldn't recocmmend it. - Nie poleciłbym tego.

What do you think about...? - Co sądzicie o...?

I must be going now. - Muszę już kończyć.

Stay tuned! - Czekajcie na dalsze wpisy!

Leave a comment. - Zostawcie komentarz.

Please let me know what you think about it. - Dajcie mi znać co o tym sądzicie.

Thanks for your comments. - Dzięki za komentarze.

Thanks for visiting my blog. - Dzięki za odwiedzenie mojego bloga.

Till the next time. - Do następnego razu.

Przykłady wpisu na bloga po angielsku z tłumaczeniem

Wpis na bloga po angielsku - wzór nr 1
Hi everyone, I'm writing this post to share with you my plans for this summer. To those of you who didn't know, I've always dreamed about going to Spain. I don't know about you, but to me summer is the best time to travel. That's why I decided to go on an organised tour in July. I'll spend 2 weeks in Madrid and a week in Barcelona. I'm so excited that I couldn't resist telling you about it. I can't wait! Thanks for visiting my blog. Please let me know if any of you have been to Spain.
Tłumaczenie:
Cześć wszystkim, Piszę ten post, żeby podzielić się z Wami moimi planami na te wakacje. Dla tych, którzy nie wiedzieli, od zawsze marzyłam, aby pojechać do Hiszpanii. Nie wiem jak dla Was, ale dla nie lato to najlepsza pora na podróżowanie. Właśnie dlatego postanowiłam pojechać na zorganizowaną wycieczkę w lipcu. Spędzę 2 tygodnie w Madrycie i tydzień w Barcelonie. Jestem tak podekscytowana, że nie mogłam powstrzymać się żeby Wam o tym nie powiedzieć. Dzięki za odwiedzenie mojego bloga. Proszę dajcie znać czy ktoś z Was był już w Hiszpanii.
Wpis na blog po angielsku - wzór nr 2
I have great news for you! I'm having my first solo exhibition this month. From the 11th until the 21st of April I'll be having my exhibition in Bevere Gallery. I'll be showing pictures from the project I did while hiking in the Tatra Mountains, Poland back in 2013. On the last day of exhibition I'm going to give a speech. There will probably be an after-party at The Grapes pub, but that's yet to be confirmed. Here's a link to the event on facebook, I hope to see you all there!
Tłumaczenie:
Mam dla Was świetne wieści. W tym miesiącu odbędzie się moja pierwsza wystawa. Wystawa będzie odbywać się od 11 do 21 kwietnia w galerii Bevere. Będę wystawiał zdjęcia z projektu, który zrealizowałem w Tatrach, w Polsce w 2013 roku. Ostatniego dnia wystawy będę wygłaszał mowę. Prawdopodobnie odbędzie się również afterparty w pubie The Grapes, ale to jest jeszcze kwestia do ustalenia. Tutaj jest link do wydarzenia na facebook'u, mam nadzieję, że was tam wszystkich zobaczę!
Wpis na blog po angielsku - wzór nr 3
Hello folks! Many of you have been asking me to write a post about my hobbies, so here it is. My hobbies include reading books (especially romance novels), playing tennis, and swimming. I also enjoy learning languages, I speak 4 by now. However, my main hobby is music. I've been playing the guitar since I was 9. That's my favourite activity. Now it's your turn. Leave a comment and tell me about your hobbies. If reading is in your list, as it is in mine, what do you read? That's all for today, stay tuned for tomorrow's post!
Tłumaczenie:
Cześć ludziska! Wielu z Was prosiło mnie o napisanie postu na temat moich zainteresowań, więc o to i on. Moje hobby to czytanie książek (szczególnie romansów), granie w tenisa i pływanie. Lubię też uczyć się języków obcych, do tej pory znam już 4. Jednak moim głównym hobby jest muzyka. Gram na gitarze od kiedy skończyłam 9 lat. To moje ulubione zajęcie. Teraz Twoja kolej. Zostaw komentarz i opowiedz mi o swoich hobby. Jeśli czytanie jest na Twojej liście, tak jak na mojej, napisz co czytasz.
To wszystko na dzisiaj, czekajcie na jutrzejszy post!

To już wszystko co musisz wiedzieć o tym, jak napisać wpis na bloga po angielsku. Jeśli artykuł okazał się przydatny, kliknij przycisk „Lubię to!" 🙂

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1) Whose wedding ... by people all over the world in 2010? a) was watched b) watched c) has been watched 2) When ... the painting .... by Picasso? a) did ... paint b) was ... painted c) has ... painted 3) A new supermarket ... in our town next month. a) was opened b) will be opened c) has been opened 4) Your car ... yet. a) was repaired b) repaired c) hasn't been repaired 5) The stories ... by my mum last year. a) wrote b) were written c) have been written 6) A lot of products ... in China. a) make b) made c) are made 7) The car is so clean. Who has it been washed ...? a) by b) with c) for 8) I hope the parcel ... soon. a) will deliver b) will be delivered c) was delivered

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1) Whose wedding ... by people all over the world in 2010? a) was watched b) watched c) has been watched 2) When ... the painting .... by Picasso? a) did ... paint b) was ... painted c) has ... painted 3) A new supermarket ... in our town next month.

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1) Mark said he ... in a big city. a) live b) lives c) lived 2) He said they .... watching TV then. a) are watching b) was watching c) were watching 3) My mum said I ... tidy my room. a) had to b) must c) have to 4) They said they .... to New York a year before. a) went b) had gone c) have gone 5) Dan asked me ... sushi? a) if I ever ate b) if have I eaten c) if I had ever eaten 6) He asked me ... a) where do you live b) where I lived c) where did I live 7) John informed me he ... in history. a) isn't interested b) wasn't interested c) if he is interested 8) Tim said he .... any famous politicians. a) doesn't know b) hasn't known c) didn't know 9) She said she .... a new song. a) had just downloaded b) just downloaded c) has just downloaded 10) They said they .... to music then. a) listen b) are listening c) were listening 11) They asked where... a) Sue was b) Sue is c) was Sue 12) Mum asked me what ... a) I was doing b) was I doing c) I am doing 13) My friend said they ... swim faster than me. a) can b) could c) are able to 14) She asked me ... classes. a) if I often missed b) if I often miss c) do you often miss 15) He informed me that he ... the project a month before. a) did b) had done c) does

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1) Mark said he ... in a big city. a) live b) lives c) lived 2) He said they .... watching TV then. a) are watching b) was watching c) were watching 3) My mum said I ... tidy my room. a) had to b) must c) have to 4) They said they ....

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1) I ... this car for a year. a) have b) have had c) had 2) I don't have any plans, maybe I ... some friends. a) am going to visit b) visit c) will visit 3) Look! She .... the same dress. a) is wearing b) wears c) wear 4) We .... this house a year ago. a) buy b) bought c) have bought 5) She .... swimming once a week. a) goes b) has gone c) go 6) I ... part in a protest last weekend. a) have taken b) will take c) took 7) Wait! I ... you with these bags. a) am helping b) will help c) am going to help 8) Look at these clouds, it.... a) will rain b) is going to rain c) is raining 9) You can turn off the radio, I ... to it. a) don't listen b) haven't listened c) am not listening 10) I'm sorry but I .... your laptop. a) broke b) break c) have broken 11) At 9 pm yesterday I ... with my friend. a) chat b) chatted c) was chatting 12) They .... conditionals this week. a) study b) will study c) are studying 13) He .... here for 10 years. a) has worked b) is working c) works 14) I never .... early at the weekends. a) getting up b) have got up c) get up 15) I think she ... the tournament. a) will win b) wins c) is winning 16) I can't go with you, I .... my parents. a) am going to meet b) meet c) am meeting 17) When I .... a little girl, I used to draw a lot. a) has been b) was c) were 18) While I .... TV, my mum came back home. a) watched b) was watching c) have watched 19) My mum hardly ever .... coffee. a) has drunk b) is drinking c) drinks 20) Josh .... started the course yet. a) didn't start b) won't start c) hasn't started

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1) I ... this car for a year. a) have b) have had c) had 2) I don't have any plans, maybe I ... some friends. a) am going to visit b) visit c) will visit 3) Look! She .... the same dress. a) is wearing b) wears c) wear 4) We ....