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Question		Answer
wygodny, komfortowy start learning		comfortable, comfortable Is it more comfortable to sleep lying down or sitting up? It`s more comfortable to sleep lying down than sitting up.
niewygodny start learning		uncomfortable
obudzić się start learning		to wake up
natychmiast start learning		immediately Do you usually get up immediately after you wake up?
przez start learning		through Do you like walking through the streets in the rain? Yes, I like walking through the streets in the rain.
guzik start learning		button
krzyż start learning		cross Do you write your name with a cross?
skrzyżowanie start learning		crossroads Are there any crossroads at the end of the street where you live?
niebezpieczeństwo start learning		danger What color do we use for danger
niebezpieczny start learning		dangerous
niebezpiecznie start learning		dangerously
detektyw start learning		detective
powinien start learning		ought, should 1. Do you agree that young pupils ought to study hard? 2. What ought we to do when somebody is dangerously ill?
Pod moralnym przymusem start learning		Under moral obligation
powodować, przyczyna start learning		cause 1. What do you think causes war? f 2. What kind of causes do people usually die for? People usually die for the causes of freedom or of justice.
myśleć o start learning		think of
sprawiedliwość start learning		justice
ponieważ start learning		as, because As you are not tall enough to touch the ceiling, what would you have do do if you wanted to touch it?
To jest start learning		that is We went do their house after the cinema; that is, the house where they lived until last week
kość start learning		bone
chociaż start learning		although Although I have seen the film before, I would willingly see it again.
gotować start learning		cook
taki jak start learning		such as, just like I like reading all kinds of books, such as history books, science books etc.
niezalażny start learning		independent
początek, źródło start learning		origin, beginnig Do you think that all the countries of the world ought to be independent?
należeć start learning		belong
rzucać start learning		throw Do you think you could throw a stone farther than i can?
nieżywy start learning		dead
żywy start learning		alive Is Napoleon alive today? No, Napoleon isn`t alive today, but he`s dead.
upuścic start learning		drop What Am I doing? You`re dropping your pen on the table.
obejść się bez... start learning		go without...
wydarzyć się start learning		happen What would happen if I dropped a glass on the floor? If you dropped a glass on the floor, it would break.
zamordować start learning		assassinate President Kennedy was assassinated in 1963
niezwyķły start learning		unusual Did anything unusual happen to you yesterday?
jeszcze, wciąż start learning		still It's still Winter, it isn't spring yet
wciąż jeszcze start learning		yet has the lesson finished yet? No, the lesson hasn't finished yet, it's still in progress
w toku start learning		in progress
w toku start learning		in progres, during
Czysty start learning		Clear
brudny start learning		dirty
brud start learning		dirt
wiedzieć o... start learning		know of, know about
obawiać się, bać się start learning		to be afraid
chronić, strzec, straż start learning		guard, protect
mieć się na baczności start learning		on your guard
nie mieć się na baczności start learning		off your guard
uspokoić, spokojny start learning		calm, calm down Are we having calm weather at the moment? Yes, we`re having calm weather at the moment.
spokojnie start learning		Quietly, calmly
zwyciężyć, wygrać start learning		win Does your town usually win at football?
pożyteczny start learning		useful
bezużyteczny start learning		useless Is this pen useless? No, this pen isn`t useless, but it`s useful
posiadać, mieć start learning		possess What`s the most useful thing you possess?
zarówno ... jak i start learning		as witch... so with As witch the future tense so witch the Conditional Tense...
wada, usterka, wina start learning		fault, defect
bez wad start learning		Faultless
natura start learning		nature
porównywać start learning		compare Can we compare Michelangelo with Napoleon? No, we can`t compare Michelangelo with Napoleon, because they are two completely different kinds of people.
porównanie start learning		comparison
lód start learning		ice
lać, nalać start learning		pour You`re pouring wine from a bottle into a glass
jednoczyć (się) start learning		unite Do you think that all the countries of the world will unite one day?
nawet start learning		even I even had to give him some money for a coffee. I even had enough time for a meal before leaving.Mr. Brown speaks Russian, German, French, and even Chinese.
mieszać start learning		mix Do we generally mix sugar witch potatoes? No we don`t generally mix sugar with potatoes.
zaskoczyć start learning		take by surprise

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