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.or.No, I don't often find.I.WHAT DO YOU DO, OR HOW DO YOU FEEL, IF YOU ARE IN A QUEUEAND SOMEONE STEPS OUT OF TURN IN FRONT OF YOU?/ If I'm in aqueue and someone steps.I.984 ALOUD na głos, głośnoWHAT'S THE CONTRARY OF "TO READ TO ONESELF" ? The contraryis "to read aloud".DO ONE'S BEST robić wszystko co możnaDO YOU ALWAYS TRY TO DO YOUR BEST IN EVERYTHING YOU DO?Yes, I always try to.or.No, I don't. BEYOND WILD FANTASTIC EXPECTATIONpoza, za dziki fantastyczny oczekiwanieIF YOU FACED SOUTH AND COULD LOOK AT THE HORIZON FROMWHERE YOU'RE SITTING NOW, WHICH VILLAGE, TOWN, CITY ORCOUNTRY WOULD BE JUST BEYOND THE HORIZON?/ If I faced south andcould.the village of.would be.HAS ANYTHING EVER HAPPENED TO YOU WHICH HAS BEEN BEYONDYOUR WILDEST DREAMS - THAT IS, BEYOND YOUR MOST FANTASTICEXPECTATIONS ? Yes, something has happened to.or.No, nothing has ever.WHAT?985 WHO WOULD YOU SAY WAS BEYOND DOUBT THE GREATEST PERSONALIVE TODAY ? I'd say that.was beyond doubt the.COARSE CULTIVATE CULTIVATEDordynarny, gruby, szóstki uprawiać,udoskonalać kulturalnyUNCULTIVATED meuprawny;(os) niekulturalna UNREFINED szorstkiWHAT DO WE MEAN BY COARSE CLOTH OR COARSE FOOD ? By coarse.we mean rough to feel or to taste; not refined.WHAT DO WE MEAN BY A COARSE PERSON OR COARSE BEHAVIOUR?By a coarse.we mean not refined, educated or cultivated;or, unrefined, uneducated or uncultivatedDOT kropkaWHAT'S THIS? It's a dotWHERE DO WE PUT DOTS WHEN WE'RE WRITING ? When we're writing, we putdots over the letters "i" and "j"; at the end ofsentences; and in colons and semi-colons986 FIRM mocny FLESH ciałoIS THE FLESH ON AN OLD MAN'S ARM USUALLY FIRM ? No, the fleshon an old man's arm isn't usually firm.It dependson how old the man is; how he has lived; whether he'sstill physically active; whether he takes any exercise, etc. WOULD YOU SAY THAT YOU WERE FIRM IN YOUR CHARACTER, FIRMIN YOUR DECISIONS, FIRM IN PURPOSE ETC.? Yes, I'd say I was.or.No, I wouldn't say I was.WHICH IS THE BIGGEST FIRM IN YOUR HOME TOWN ?/ The biggest.is.ROT zgnić ROTTEN zgniły, zepsutyWHERE DOES MEAT ROT MORE QUICKLY - IN THE HEAT OR IN THECOLD ? Meat rots more quickly in the heatCAN YOU THINK OF ANY FOOD THAT PEOPLE LIKE TO EAT WHEN IT'SROTTEN ? Yes, I can think of some food that.certain cheeses, certain birds, etc.SHEET prześcieradło987 ARE YOU ABLE TO SLEEP COMFORTABLY IN A BED WITHOUT SHEETS ?/Yes, I'm able to sleep.or.No, I'm not able.WHICH IS THINNER, A SHEET OF PAPER OR A SHEET OF STEEL ?Usually a sheet of paper, but it depends: a sheet ofmetal can be made very thin these daysWHAT HAPPENS TO A SHEET OF WATER WHEN THE TEMPERATURE OFTHE AIR FALLS BELOW FREEZING POINT ? When the temperature.a sheet ofwater freezes into a sheet of iceRAY promieńWHEN ARE THE RAYS OF THE SUN AT THEIR HOTTEST ?/ The rays ofthe sun are.at noonSAUCE sosWHAT'S YOUR FAVOURITE SAUCE? My favourite.VEIL woalka, welonWHEN AND WHY DOES A WOMAN SOMETIMES WEAR A VEIL ?A woman sometimes.at a funeral in order to hideher tears.sometimes at a wedding.YIELD ugiąć się, ustępować KILO (KILOGRAM) kilo988 IF SOMEONE PUT A 100 KILO OBJECT ON YOUR BACK, WOULD YOURLEGS YIELD BENEATH THE WEIGHT ?/ Yes, if someone. WOULD YOU YIELD TO A THIEF WHO WAS TRYING TO STEAL SOMETHING FROM YOU WITHOUT A FIGHT ? Yes, I'd yield to a.or.No, I wouldn't.WHY OR WHY NOT ? Because, if he were carrying some kind of weapon,it'd be too dangerous not to yield.or.becauseI'd be so angry, I wouldn't care if I got hurtEARNEST poważny, sumiennyWHAT DO WE MEAN BY AN EARNEST PERSON ? By an earnest person, wemean someone who's serious or sincereLESSON 149RUN SHORT OF wyczerpać się, kończyć sięWHAT DO YOU DO WHEN YOU RUN SHORT OF MONEY ? When I run.Iborrow some from.ALTOGETHER zupełnie, razem, całkiemCAN YOU THINK OF A FILM THAT YOU'VE SEEN THAT WASALTOGETHER BAD ? Yes, I can think.or.No, I can't.WHICH? WHY?989 TAKING THINGS ALTOGETHER, DO YOU THINK LIFE ON THIS EARTHIS WORTH LIVING?/ Yes, taking things.I think.or.No, taking things.BITE - BIT - BITTEN ugryzćWHAT AM I DOING ? You're biting your fingerWHAT'S THE PARADIGM OF THE VERB "TO BITE" ?The paradigm.bite - bit - bitten.CONFIDENCE SECRET KEEP A SECRET SELF-CONFIDENCEzaufanie sekret dotrzymać tajemnicy pewność siebieIN CONFIDENCE w zaufaniu IN SECRET w sekrecieIS THERE ANYONE YOU CAN THINK OF IN WHOM YOU HAVE SUCHCONFIDENCE THAT YOU COULD TRUST THEM TO KEEP YOUR GREATESTSECRETS ?/ Yes, there's someone I can.or.No, there isn't anyone. WHAT DO WE MEAN WHEN WE SAY THAT SOMEONE IS FULL OF SELF-CONFIDENCE ? When we say that.we mean that he has great confidencein himself, or in his ability to do something.WHAT DO WE MEAN WHEN WE SAY WE SPEAK TO SOMEONE INCONFIDENCE ? When we say we speak.we mean we speak to them in secret.990 DRAG wlec FIGURATIVE MEAN TO SAY FALL BEHIND ociągać się(się),ciągnąć przenośny chcieć powiedzieć pozostawać w tyleBIT kawałek, odrobina COME ON / zbliżyć się, nadejśćWHAT BASICALLY DOES THE WORD "DRAG" MEAN ? Basically, the word"drag" means to pull something heavy along, or to move slowlyWe can also use the word "drag" in a figurative sense, e.g."Whatever you do, don'tdrag me into the argument"GIVE ME AN EXAMPLE OF THE WORD "DRAG" USED FIGURATIVELY.You mean to say that you've dragged me allthis way just to show me that!WHAT WOULD I MEAN IF I SAID "THE FILM WAS QUITE GOOD, BUT ITDRAGGED A BIT IN THE MIDDLE" ? / If you said "The film was." you wouldmean that it moved a little slowly and heavily in the middle.WHAT DOES A MOTHER MEAN WHEN SHE'S OUT WALKING WITH HERCHILDREN AND SHE SAYS "COME ON NOW, DON'T DRAG BEHIND" ?When a mother's out with.and she says "Come on now."she means that she wants her children to keep near herand not walk slowly and so fall behind and get lost [ Pobierz całość w formacie PDF ] |
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