Grammar points - review and consolidation
Ćw 1) Znajdż błąd w zdaniu i popraw go. Jeśli zdanie jest poprawne wpisz „OK” w prawej rubryce.
She gave me a apple which was very green. |
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I am not accustomed to tolerate such behaviour. |
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You should have taken my advise. |
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I met all different kinds of people. |
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We all were shocked by this message. |
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Although I tried hard but I didn't succeed. |
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I try to find the time for another people. |
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This could be the answer of all our problems. |
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You behave like as your father. |
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I prefer reading than writing. |
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As soon as I made the homework I went for a walk. |
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Remember me to call her later. |
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I stopped to smoke many years ago and I have not smoked since that time. |
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Don't accuse me for stealing that money. I didn't do that. |
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Children laugh with our son. |
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For my surprise, she married him although I could not believe it. |
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In reference to your advertisement I would like to apply for this job. |
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In one hand I like her but on the other hand I don't understand her. |
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In the whole, I understand what she is talking about. |
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The workers of this factory went for strike last week. |
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I did it in purpose. |
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When I came there I saw the house in fire. |
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I am terribly sorry but our boss is in holiday at the moment. |
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I selected the numbers on random. |
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If we don't hurry up we will have to go there by foot. |
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I was really worried with you, I did not know where you were. |
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There is no point for waiting here. She will not come. |
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My father has always been good in mathematics. |
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All visitors in our company have to wear a special ID. |
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Could you translate this document from French to Polish? |
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Otylia Jędrzejczak has a talent in swimming. She is the best! |
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Our president was surprised with this new reform. |
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She likes that car. She is thinking about buying it this week. |
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Well, it does not refer for our company. |
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Are you proficient of English? |
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That's strange but we have to prevent her of meeting with him. |
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You should be more patient with my daughter. |
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My father is going to pay for it. |
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Those who are not obedient will be fired. |
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Notify me of anything strange. |
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It's no use waiting for her. She will not come. |
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I'm intent in rebuilding my house. |
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Are you familiar with this problem? |
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Stop smoking for your sake. |
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What did he die of? |
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All our guests were delighted with that hotel. |
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There is a huge demand for this type of services. |
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The demand in this type of services is growing. |
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Her mother is said to work in that hospital during the war. |
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Above 30% of people in Poland smoke cigarettes. |
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He died with the cancer 5 years ago. |
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I will call you for 15 minutes. |
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During 80s there was no freedom of speech in that country. |
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2. Here are some sentences about school. For each question, finish the second sentence so that it means the same as the first. The sentence is started for you. Write only the missing words.
I may do well in the exam, in which case I will study English at university.
If …………………………………………………………….. English at university.
My teacher told me I was good at languages.
My teacher said:" You ……………………………………… ."
I found French difficult when I was younger.
I used ………………………………………… when I was younger.
School isn't as much fun as university.
University ………………………………………….. .
Children must go to school until they are 16 years old.
Children have ………………………………………… until they are 16 years old.
3. Change into the pasive voice.
The child broke her toy yesterday.
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They will not deliver all the letters tomorrow.
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They have completed the building of the church.
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Did the Browns visit us last week?
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You must leave the umbrellas in the cloakroom.
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My friend has given me a new book.
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Do they solve problems at maths lessons?
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The children do all the housework.
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Victor is repairing my watch just now.
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Someone has laid the table already.
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4. Turn the sentences into Reported speech:
The recipe says, "The cake needs three eggs".
"I will never speak to him again", Paula has just told us.
"I don't want to go to school today," Tom said to his mother.
'Tommy hasn't finished eating his dinner," Lucy said to Roy.
"Ann comes to my cafe for a cup of coffee every morning," Diane said.
5. Turn the following questions into Reported speech:
"Did you go to Bill's party last night?" asked Mark.
"Have you ever been to Italy?" she asked me.
"Will you drive me to work today?" Carla asked Richard.
"Where does she live?" he wondered.
"When did you graduate from university?" Laura asked Tanya.
6. Use the verb in the correct form
Father …………………(come)home and then we ……………..(have) dinner.
We ………………………………..(have) dinner when the telephone rang.
The children ………………………………..(finish) their homework before mother came home.
He …………………………(live) in Pärnu 15 years ago.
My sister …………………………….(learn) at Tartu University for 3 years.
I …………………………………….(not+see) our teacher yesterday.
They play “Hamlet” at the Linnateater. …………………………..(you/see) it yet?
Ouch! I …………………………………..(just / cut) my finger. It……………………………………….(bleed) badly.
The boy ………………..(go) home and ……………………(open) the envelope.
How often …………………………………….(they / usually / come) to see their parents?
fashion |
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moda |
in vogue |
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modny, w modzie |
fashionable |
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modne |
fashion designer |
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projektant mody |
to be "in" |
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być modnym |
to be "out" |
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być niemodnym |
to get dressed |
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ubierać się |
dressing room |
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przebieralnia |
to undress |
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robierac się |
to put on st. |
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przymierzać, zakładać coś |
to go for fittings |
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iść na przymiarkę |
to be out of fashion |
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wyjść z mody |
to try on st. |
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wypróbować coś, przymierzyć |
to wear |
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nosić, mieć na sobie |
clothes |
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ubrania |
clothing industry |
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przemysł odzieżowy |
men's clothing |
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konfekcja męska |
women's clothing |
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konfekcja damska |
anorak |
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wiatrówka |
blouse |
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bluza |
bow tie |
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motylek |
bra |
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biustonosz |
cap |
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czapka |
cardigan |
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sweter rozpinany (wełniany) |
coat |
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płaszcz |
dinner jacket (GB) / tuxedo (US) |
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smoking |
dress |
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sukienka |
dressing gown (GB) / bathrobe (US) |
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szlafrok |
evening dress |
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suknia wieczorna |
fur coat |
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kożuch |
gloves |
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rękawiczki |
hat |
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kapelusz |
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jacket |
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kurtka |
jeans |
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dżinsy |
jersey |
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sweter damski |
jumper |
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kurtka, wiatrówka, sweter |
kneesocks |
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podkolanówki |
knickers (GB) / panties (US) |
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majtki damskie |
leather jacket |
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kurtka skórzana |
lounge suit (GB) / business suit (US) |
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ubranie wizytowe |
mittens |
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rękawice (z jednym palcem) |
morning suit |
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ubranie dzienne |
overcoat |
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płaszcz |
petticoat |
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halka |
pullover |
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sweter |
pyjamas |
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piżama |
raincoat |
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płaszcz deszczowy |
scarf |
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szalik |
shirt |
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koszula |
shoes |
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buty |
skirt |
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suknia |
socks |
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skarpetki |
stockings |
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pończochy |
straw hat |
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kapelusz słomiany |
suit |
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garnitur |
sweater |
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sportowy sweter |
swimsuit |
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strój kąpielowy |
tie |
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krawat |
tights |
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pończochy |
trousers (GB) / pants (US) |
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spodnie |
T-shirt |
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T-shirt |
underwear |
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bielizna |
waistcoat |
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kamizelka |
winter coat |
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płaszcz zimowy |
8. Fashion and the process of change
Fashion, by definition, changes constantly. The change may proceed more rapidly than in most other fields of human activity (language, thought, etc). For some, modern fast-paced change in fashion embodies many of the negative aspects of capitalism: it results in waste and encourages consumers to buy things unnecessarily. Others, especially young people, enjoy the diversity that changing fashion can apparently provide, seeing the constant change as a way to satisfy their desire to experience "new" and "interesting" things.
Materially affluent societies can offer a variety of different fashions, in clothes or accessories, to choose from. At the same time there remains an equal or larger range designated (at least currently) 'out of fashion'. (These or similar fashions may cyclically come back 'into fashion' in due course, and remain 'in fashion' again for a while.)
Practically every aspect of appearance that can be changed has been changed at some time. In the past, new discoveries and lesser-known parts of the world could provide an impetus to change fashions based on the exotic: Europe in the eighteenth or nineteenth centuries, for example, might favour things Turkish at one time, things Chinese at another, and things Japanese at a third. The global village has reduced the options of exotic novelty in more recent times.
Fashion houses and their associated fashion designers, as well as high-status consumers (including celebrities), appear to have some role in determining the rates and directions of fashion change.
Fashion and status
Fashion can suggest or signal status in a social group. Groups with high cultural status like to keep 'in fashion' to display their position; people who do not keep 'in fashion' within a so-called "style tribe" can risk shunning (see also peer pressure). Because keeping 'in fashion' often requires considerable amounts of money, fashion can be used to show off wealth (compare conspicuous consumption). Adherence to fashion trends can thus form an index of social affluence and an indicator of social mobility.
Fashion can help attract a partner. As well as showing certain features of a person's personality that appeal to prospective mates, keeping up with fashion can advertise a person's status to such candidates.
"Fashion sense" consists of the ability to tell what clothing and/or accessories look good and what doesn't. Since the entire notion of fashion depends on subjectivity, so does the question of who possesses "fashion sense". Some people style themselves as "fashion consultants" and charge clients to help the latter choose what to wear. Designers show the public what is new and in style by using people who do Fashion Modeling to display the clothing. Image consultants help people revamp or create fashion sense.
affluent - dostatni
impetus - rozpęd, bodziec
shunning - unikający, stroniący
adherence - przyleganie
revamp - reformować, zreformować
Żródło: en.wikipedia.org
9. Speaking
What is fashion?
Are you in fashion? Why? Why not?
Why do people want to be in vogue?
Does being in fashion indicate your status in society?
What famous fashion designer do you know?
Do you pay attention to the clothes you are wearing?
Do you think that buying clothes as a gift is a good idea or not?
Do you like getting clothes from your friends?
Do you think you could design the fashion?
Have you ever seen any fashion show? Tell us more about it?
10 Grammar
Finish each of the following sentences in such a way that it means the same as the sentence before it.
1. "Why did she leave me?"
I wonder why ________________________________________________ .
2. "Don't ask stupid questions," she said to me.
She told ______________________________________________________ .
3. She asked why I wanted her to stay.
" ___________________________________________ ?" she asked.
4. Why didn't I speak to her more kindly?
I should ________________________________________ .
5. My daughter was born 6 years ago.
I have a _____________________________ daughter.
6. Is this the only kind of beer you could find?
Couldn't ______________________________________________ .
7. Yesterday a hairdresser cut my hair.
Yesterday I _____________________________________________ .
8. Never underestimate the importance of having good friends.
The importance ___________________________________________ .
9. They took away my driving licence to prevent me having an accident.
They prevented me having an accident _____________________________ .
10. We discussed and negotiated for a long time before signing the deal.
After lengthy ___________________________________________________ .
Homework
Translate the following into English.
Jej szwagier jest zawsze modnie ubrany.
Rozebrałem się i poszedłem do łazienki.
Czy mógłbym przymierzyć tą kurtkę?
We wtorki chodzę na przymiarki, więc nie będę mogła się z Tobą spotkać.
Myślę, że te ciuchy wyszły już z mody.
Przymierzmy ten płaszcz.
Przemysł odzieżowy w Polsce rozwija się gwałtownie.
Ona nigdy nie nosi biustonosza.
Otworzyłem drzwi i ujrzałem piękną kobietę w szlafroku w mojej łazience.
Nie powinnaś była zakładać podkolanówek do tej spódnicy.
Włączyłem telewizor a następnie przygotowałem kolację dla mnie i mojej przyszłej żony.
Podawano obiad, kiedy przyszedłem.