• To get involve in: To become a part of (an organization)
  Eg: Sheethal never got involved in cooking.
• To fit in: To become suitable or appropriate
  Eg: Tom tried to fit in with his friends.
• Job flexibility: Gives employees flexibility on how long, where, and when they work.
  Eg: Job flexibility plays an important role in retaining employees.
• Nine-to-five work: The normal work schedule for most jobs
  Eg: George joined a nine-to-five work and was happy with it.
• To dedicate: Devote (time or effort) to a particular task or purpose
  Eg: John dedicated his evenings to his daughter.
• World-class: Of or among the best in the world
  Eg: Tom built a new hotel with world-class facilities
• Perk: An advantage or something extra that you are given because of your job
  Eg: The new job offer contained a lot of perks.
• Overloaded: to give excessive work, responsibility, or information to
  Eg: The boss always overloaded his employees with work.
• To dedicate: devote (time or effort) to a particular task or purpose
  Eg: John dedicated his evenings to his daughter.

• Respond to emergency calls such as sudden illness, accidents (automobile, industrial, etc.), building collapses and natural disasters.
• Provide emergency medical care or care in route to other medical facilities.
• Use proper techniques for first aid, medical treatments, etc.
• Transport the patients to the required hospital or other medical facilities for further medical care as appropriate.
• Educate the public on health and safety issues.

1. What time do you usually wake up in the morning?
2. How often do you exercise?
3. Do you like reading books?
4. What do you usually have for breakfast?
5. Where does your best friend live?

1. What are you doing right now?
2. Are you watching any TV shows at the moment?
3. Who are you going to meet after school today?
4. Why is she wearing a hat?
5. What time are you leaving for the party tonight?

1. Did you go on vacation last year?
2. Where did you study English before?
3. What did you eat for dinner yesterday?
4. Did you play any sports when you were younger?
5. How long ago did you start learning to play the guitar?

1. Have you ever traveled abroad?
2. Have you finished your homework yet?
3. How many times have you visited a museum?
4. Have you ever tried sushi?
5. What's the most interesting thing you have learned recently?

1. What will you do if you win the lottery?
2. Will you help me with my project tomorrow?
3. Where will you go for your next vacation?
4. What time will the movie start?
5. Will you call me when you arrive home?

1. What are you going to do this weekend?
2. Where are you going to have dinner tonight?
3. Are you going to buy a new car soon?
4. What time are you going to leave for work tomorrow?
5. Who are you going to invite to your birthday party?

be afraid of

be interested in

be worried about

belong to należeć do

buy sth from sb

come from

depend on

give sth to sb

go out with sb

laugh at

listen to

look at/for

refer to

talk about/with/to

think about

vote for

wait for

work for

work on

fall in love with

be afraid of

travel by

put in a good mood

be grateful for

lovely -uroczy

loving-kochający

ask for help

worry about

based on

1. What did you bring with you today?

2. What time did you come here today?

3. What did you do last night?

4. A man is feeling ill. What did he drink last night?

5. What did you eat for dinner last night?

6. What did you get for your birthday? How did you feel?

7. When you last saw money on the ground, what did you do?

8. Have you ever flown on an airplane? Where did you fly to?

9. Where did you go on the weekend?

10. What was the last thing you bought?

11. Did you have a good time on your last vacation?

12. What time did you leave your house this morning?

13. Have you ever ridden a horse? Where and when did you ride it?

14. Who won the last FIFA World Cup?

15. Have you lent money to another person? How much did you lend?

16. Who is the person you most recently met for the first time?

17. Are you good at making things? What did you make that you're proud of?

18. Have you lost something valuable? What did you lose? Did you find it?

19. What was the last book that you read?

20. What did you say?

21. How many hours did you sleep last night?

22. How did the fish get home?

23. What did your parents teach you?

24. What did you think about me when we first met?

25. Why did you wear those clothes today?

26. Did you write anything down today? What did you write?

1. Have you ever met a famous person?

2. Have you been to San Francisco?

3. Has it ever snowed in your hometown?

4. Have you eaten today?

5. Have you ever ridden a horse?

6. Has anyone you know been a soldier?

7. Have you tried computer programming?

8. Have you helped a friend move house?

9. Have you ever smoked a cigarette?

10. Have you sung in public before?

11. Have you broken a bone in your body?

12. Have you learned to play a musical instrument?

13. Have you or a friend done something embarrassing?

14. Have you ever been on a blind date?

15. What is the strangest food you have eaten?

16. What have you done today?

17. Where have you been this week?

18. Where have you been on holiday during your life?

19. Where have you been in this building?

20. Who in your family has helped you a lot?

21. Whom have you spoken to on the telephone lately?

22. Why has this been a good (or bad) year?

23. What is the best movie you have ever seen?

24. Which countries have been in the news this week?

25. Which spicy foods have you tried?

26. Which questions have been difficult to answer?

27. How long have you studied English?

PART 1

1. What are some benefits you personally experience from reading books?

2. How do you think reading books improves vocabulary and language skills?

3. Can you identify any ways in which reading enhances critical thinking abilities?

4. In what ways can reading books broaden one's perspective on different cultures and societies?

5. How does reading help with stress reduction and relaxation?

6. Have you noticed any improvements in your writing skills as a result of reading?

7. What role do you think reading plays in developing empathy and emotional intelligence?

8. How do books contribute to personal growth and self-improvement?

9. Can you think of any examples where reading books has helped you acquire new skills or knowledge?

10. How does reading foster creativity and imagination?

PART 2

1. Do you think there are any downsides to spending too much time reading books? If so, what are they?

2. Have you ever experienced difficulties concentrating on reading for long periods of time? How do you overcome this?

3. Do you believe that reading books exclusively limits exposure to other forms of media and learning? Why or why not?

4. Have you encountered any challenges in discerning the credibility and reliability of information found in books?

5. How might reading certain genres or topics lead to biases or narrow-mindedness?

6. Do you think excessive reading can lead to social isolation or a lack of interpersonal skills?

7. Have you ever found it difficult to balance leisure reading with academic or work-related reading?

8. Can you identify any instances where reading has caused misunderstandings or conflicts?

9. How might reading influence perceptions of beauty, body image, and self-esteem?

10. Do you believe there are any cultural or societal barriers that prevent people from accessing the benefits of reading books?

consent

deep fake

violence

consider something

violate the law

breach the law

advocate for something

give something a go

go viral

emerge

anticipate

abusive

lose dignity

target person

get through

Mike: "I'm all for raising awareness about deep fakes so people know how to recognize them. My cousin had his identity stolen through a deep fake video, and it was a nightmare for him to get through."

Jessica: "I'm not sure if deep fake videos should be criminalized or not. It's a tough decision to make. I feel like we need more information before taking a strong stance on this issue."

Tyler: "I am absolutely outraged(furious, rage=anger) by deep fake videos! They exploit (use) individuals and violate (pogwałcić, naruszyć)their privacy. It's just plain abusive (nadużywające) and needs to stop immediately!"

Hey, did you see that video of the _______________(1)? It's going viral!

Yes, I did. It's so _______________(2) and _______________(3). We need to advocate for stricter laws against this.

I'm considering taking up a new hobby. Any suggestions?

How about painting? You've always had a talent for it.

I can't believe she breached the law and stole from her own company.

I know, she's definitely going to _______________(4) and credibility (wiarygodność) over this.

Do you _______________(5) any problems with the new project?

No, everything is going smoothly so far.

I need to _______________(6) this reading before the exam tomorrow.

Don't worry, you're good at studying. I'm sure you'll do great.

Did you hear about the violation of privacy at the company?

Yes, it's unacceptable. They need to get _______________(7) from their employees before using their personal information.

The activist group emerged to advocate for equal rights for minorities.(mniejszosci)

That's great, we need more people like them.

I can't believe how much _______________(8) there is in the world.

I know, it's heartbreaking. We need to stand up against it.

I think it's important to always consider the consequences of our actions.

I agree, we should always think before we act.

The _______________(9) for the project dropped out. What should we do?

Let's see if we can find someone else who is interested and has the skills we need.

1. Why does the speaker believe motivation is important for effecting change?

2. How does the speaker suggest finding motivation in tasks that may not interest you?

3. What example does the speaker give to illustrate finding motivation in something uninteresting?

4. According to the speaker, what motivates them when completing assignments or tasks?

5. How does the speaker connect appreciation with motivation in their daily life?

6. What role does appreciation play in motivating the speaker to dress well every day?

7. In conclusion, why does the speaker emphasize the importance of motivation in accomplishing goals and making a difference?

1. The speaker believes motivation is c............... for effecting change because it d....... passion and effort.

2. The speaker suggests p....... yourself in someone else's shoes to find motivation in tasks that may not interest you.

3. The speaker uses the example of filing papers as something that may not be interesting but can still p.......... motivation through helping others.

4. The speaker is motivated by the a......... they receive from others for the effort they put into tasks.

5. The speaker connects appreciation with motivation by h..........how being appreciated for their efforts motivates them to continue working hard.

6. Appreciation from others for dressing well m.......... the speaker to continue putting effort into their appearance every day.

7. The speaker e.......... the importance of motivation in achieving goals and making a difference because without it, one cannot a........... what they want.

If you want to lose some weight, the ways how to do it are plentiful.

enrich knowledge

resilience to alcohol

violate the fire regulations

beyond my responsibilities