Wyniki wyszukiwana dla hasla APC 13 09 07 22 3 3d APC 13 09 07 42 6 3d keep off: (tr) 1) make sb stay away from, 2) avoid (food, a habit, etc); 1APC 13 09 07 45 8 3d -- i , f łli®t if /y i f.// ’^ ■ • » y: if Pr ni.APC 13 09 07 51 2 3d Kate is trying to keep her grades ......up.....at the same level. The noisAPC 13 09 07 32 1 3d Notę: We use who, which or that to put emphasis on the subject. APC 13 09 07 02 7 3d *4 Notę: When the expressions only after, only by, only if, only APC 13 09 07 05 8 3d f e.g. Only after she started working was she able to save some moneyAPC 13 09 07 33 1 3d make for: (tr) move in the direction of We have to make for the rtortAPC 13 09 07 33 2 3d make for: (tr) move in the direction of We have to make for the northAPC 13 09 07 36 5 3d make out: (tr) 1) see sb/sth clearly, 2) understand; worAPC 13 09 07 12 2 3d fUmr If - clause Main clause If + present simple/ present cont./ pAPC 13 09 07 20 6 3d They are used to express imaginary situations which are contrary to fAPC 13 09 07 28 0 3d Simon madę a big mistake because he wasn t careful. If I had been morę carAPC 13 09 07 40 7 3d e.g. IfSteve calls, tell hlm / // be back in ten minutes. (Steve mighAPC 13 09 07 52 5 3d k) I wouldn t go to the party even if they invited APC 13 09 07 57 7 3d In this case, if means whether. We can also use should after if to taAPC 13 09 07 04 2 3d e. g. If And rew was/were taller, he could be a basketball player. WeAPC 13 09 07! 22 6 3d When the subject of would rather is different from the subject of theAPC 13 09 07! 27 1 3d b) prefer + fuli lnfinitive + rather than + bare lnfinitive (generał APC 13 09 07! 31 5 3d The past perfect can be used to refer to imaginary, unreal or imAPC 13 09 07! 35 7 3d • would rather (present) e.g. I d rather Nick droveWybierz strone: [
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