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17. Experts believe that tracing one’s roots back to mediaeval limes is

A)    impossibie for anybody in practice.

B)    possibie only for those who know French and Latin.

C)    possibie for those who are lucky and dedicated.

-18. Downioading documents from lhe Internet

A) is always free of chargeA-    -—

B)    aiways involves a subścnptiori fee.

C)    varies in terms of cosfgdepending on source.

19.    The traditional obtaining of mformation from elderły relatives

A)    is unanimously considered the best genealogical method.

B)    is quite helpful, but ordy for starters.

C)    offers a good foundation to be baoked up by the Internet,

20.    Cołin Miller

A)    acknowledges the value of traditional techniąues of tracing one’s roots.

B)    does not believe in relying on relatives — tfaey have poor memories.

C)    thinks relatives’ testimony is urmecessary - his website is sufficieni

Test 3: Formy i struktury językowe w komunikacji (80 pkt.)

3.1. pytania 21-30 (10 pkt.)

W każdym z poniższych zdań zostały podkreślone trzy elementy , które oznaczono literami A, B, C. Jeden z tych elementów jest zawsze niepoprawny w kontekście całego zdania. Dla każdego zdania ustal, o który element chodzi, następnie zaznacz swoje rozwiązanie na karcie odpowiedzi nr 1. Zaznacz literę odpowiadającą wybranej przez ciebie możliwości obok właściwego numeru pytania-

There are three underlined elements (markedA, B and C) in sentences 21-30 belo w. In each sentence, identify the element that is wrono. Markyour ansrwers on answer sheet L

21.    What a nasty coughl You [A] had better [B] x-ray your chest in case you [C] have contracted pneumonia.

22.    It’s time [A] we were going. or w^re [B] will arrive lale [C] to the airport

23.    LeTs [A] discuss about it as soon as you [B] bave finished the report, [C] shalł we?

24.    Following [A] her doctor⁷s advice, Lucy stopped [B] to drink coffee after she [C] had been diagnosed with high blood pressure.

25.    [A] Had vou mentioned your circumstances, I [B] would have faelped you and even [C] lend a bit of money.

26.    He must[A] had taken a wrong tuming, sińce he nearly [B] ended up back where he [C] had set out from.

27.    He [A] said to me that money [B] were not as important to him as I thought [C] it was.

28.    Most probably, if I [A] hadnh been accepted back then, 1 [B] would have been doing something completely different [C] these days.

29.    Alan [A] aoologized Betty for [B] having been rude to her [C] at last nighf s party.

30.1 [A] am to Id that this dish is [B] worth to trv as it tastes really [C] good.

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