Wyniki wyszukiwana dla hasla APC 13 09 05 38 8 3d APC 13 09 04 00 7 3d fali 1) (int) break into apart: pieces, 2) (int) end in failure 1. &nbAPC 13 09 04 10 2 3d ♦ We normally use could with the verbs see, hear, smell, taste, feel, APC 13 09 04 12 3 3d ♦ In negations we can use couldn tor wasn t/ weren t able to with no diffeAPC 13 09 04 15 5 3d ♦ have to = it is necessary to do sth e.g. We have to be at the airport atAPC 13 09 04 19 9 3d ♦ Have got to has the same meaning as have to, and is often used in eAPC 13 09 04 29 2 3d ♦ need = it is necessary to e.g. Need I talk to the boss right away?APC 13 09 04 35 3 3d NOTĘ: Need can be used as a main verb or as a modal verb with no diffAPC 13 09 05 25 4 3d ♦ must = I m sure/certain that sth is true Must is used in affirmative senAPC 13 09 05 26 6 3d (Should/Ought) /fs four o’c!ock. The children should be/ ought to be home&APC 13 09 05 31 9 3d ♦ can + present infinitive generał possibility - it is theoretically APC 13 09 05 33 1 3d ♦ Could/May/Might + present lnfinitive = it is possible/it is likely/perhaAPC 13 09 05 36 4 3d ♦ could/might + perfect lnfinitive (refers to the past) = it was possAPC 13 09 05 38 5 3d I______ Perhaps he will be late. present inf. She must know him well. He mAPC 13 09 05 45 7 3d I m surę he didn t know the truth. Perhaps they have missed the bus. APC 13 09 05 49 0 3d Asking for permission ♦ Can/Could/May/Might I...? = Do you/Would you APC 13 09 05 53 3 3d We normally reply with: Certainly. 7 Of course. 7 Why not?TNo, l mAPC 13 09 05 56 6 3d Refusing permission ♦ can t/mustn t/may not = you are not allowed to APC 13 09 05 57 8 3d . ... ,n.. :w•■ vr;: wgft*^ - fausHB?,-fig5££" 7*vAPC 13 09 05 06 1 3d get across: (tr) communicate ideas; become understood The teacher triAPC 13 09 05 33 7 3d 1. After the phone cali, I got.........on with..........Wybierz strone: [
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