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Question		Answer
opiekować się, troszczyć się start learning		Care Who cared for you when you were a child? My mother cared for me when I was a child.
śpieszyć się start learning		hurry
nie śpieszyć się start learning		take your time If you were late for a ery important appointment, would you take your time? No, if I were late for a very important appointment, I would not take my time, but I would hurry.
spotkanie start learning		meeting, appointment
mnóstwo start learning		Plenty of, a lot of We can use "plenty of" instead of "a lot of"
przez start learning		for for half an hour, for two weeks. I have been in this room for one hour.
od start learning		since Since six o`clock, since last June. He`s lived in this town since 2002.
okres start learning		period
studia start learning		studies
pożyczyć start learning		Lend, lent, lent Would you lend me some money if I asked you?
oddać start learning		return, to give back
słynny start learning		famous Name a few famous people in history?
przemysłowy start learning		industrial What`s the most industrial town in your country?
roliczniczy start learning		agricultural What`s the most agricultural part of your country?
przepraszać start learning		apologise
przeprosiny start learning		apology
kazać komuś czekać start learning		keep somebody waiting When we apologise for doing something wrong, we say for example, I`m sorry if I have kept you waiting"
unikać start learning		avoid How can we help to avoid becoming ill? We can help to avoid becoming ill by living a healthy life.
zgiąć, schylać się start learning		bend
stulecie start learning		century Which do you think was the best century in history to live in?
moda start learning		fashion
brama start learning		a gate
martwić się start learning		to worry
znięchęcony, przygnębiony start learning		discouraged
biec, bieg start learning		run
rozmawiałem start learning		I was speaking
przeszły ciągły start learning		past continuous We use the Past Progressive for a continuous action that we were doing in the Past. For example, "I was speaking English yesterday"
w tym samym czasie start learning		at the same time
strona bierna We form the Passive Voice by using the verb "to be" and a Past Participle, and usually follow it with the word "by" start learning		passive voice 1. Active - John pushes George. Passive - John is pushed by George. 2. The teacher speaks to the pupil. The teacher is spoken by the pupil.
teraźniejszy prosty start learning		Present Simple I pull you - You are pulled by me
teraźniejszy start learning		present Progressive I am pulling you - You are being pulled by me
przeszły prosty start learning		Past simple I pulled you - You were pulled by me
przyszły start learning		future I will pull you - You will be pulled by me
czas przeszły start learning		Present Perfect I have pulled you - You have been pulled by me
Warunkowy start learning		Conditional I should pull you - You would be pulled by me
przypuszczenie, prawdopodobieństo start learning		supposition, probability If I were to pull you - If you were to be pulled by me
przeszły ciągły start learning		past continuous (Progressive) I was pulling you - You were being pulled by me
morderstwo start learning		murder Do you like reading about murders?
wiezięnie start learning		prison
sprawić by ktoś poczuł start learning		to make one feel
problem start learning		problem
pamięć start learning		memory Have you got a good memory
barwny, pstry start learning		colorful
przejść, przeprawić start learning		cross If i want to go from one side of the road to the other, I must cross the road
obudziłęm się start learning		I woke up, woke up, woken up The past of wake up? is woke up
myśleć o start learning		think of What was the first thing you thought of when you woke up this morning?
bezpieczny start learning		safe
bezpieczeństwo start learning		safety What colour do we use for safety? We use green for safety.
Pan, Pani, Państwo start learning		Mr., Mrs., Mr. and Mrs.
Pan, pani start learning		sir, madam, lady To be polite, the people who work in shops and hotels etc. their customers "sir, madam" or "miss".
klient start learning		a customer
urzędnik start learning		Officer
Pani, Pan start learning		Lady, Gentleman
standard start learning		standard
wysokość start learning		height 1m 75cm is about the standard height for a man in this country.
pomimo start learning		in spite of, despite In spite studying about a thousand words, do you still find English a little difficult.
wejść do start learning		Get into Before getting into a train, do you always look to see what kind of people are in the part you want to sit in.
wyglądać, patrzeć start learning		look
królewski start learning		royal Has your country a royal family?
błoto start learning		mud How do we get mud on our shoes? We get mud on our shoes by walking along dirty roads in the rain.
tłum start learning		crowd Do you like to in a crowd?
kapitan start learning		captain
poeta start learning		a poet
szeroki start learning		wide
wąski start learning		narrow
flaga start learning		flag The colour of the flag of my country is white and red.
trawa start learning		grass
wieża start learning		a tower
mokry start learning		wet
suchy start learning		dry Are the streets dry when it rains? No, the streets aren`t dry when it rains, but they`re wet.
rzucać czas przeszły czasownika "to throw" start learning		throw - threw - trown What would happen if I threw a stone at the window?
sprawca start learning		doer
odbiorca start learning		receiver
odzwierciedlać start learning		reflect back
chronić, bronić start learning		to protect
zwrotny start learning		reflexive
ja sam, osobiście start learning		myself
ty sam, osobiście start learning		yourself
on sam, osobiście start learning		himself
ona sama osobiście start learning		herself
ono samo start learning		itself
sam jeden start learning		oneself
my sami, osobiście start learning		ourselves
wy sami, osobiście start learning		yourselves
oni sami, osobiście start learning		themselves
gruntowny, całkowity start learning		thorough What does the word "thorough" mean? The word "thorough" means "complete"
zupełnie, gruntownie start learning		thoroughly If you jumped into the sea, would you get thoroughly wet? Yes I would get thoroughly wet.
wypadek start learning		an accident If i drove a car on the left-hand side of the road instead of on the right I would have an accident. If i took something that didn`t belong to me by accident, I would return it.
ostrożny start learning		careful
nieostrożny start learning		careless Do people become careless when they`re in great danger? No, people don`t become careless when they`re in great danger, but they become very careful.
ostrożnie start learning		carefully
nieostrożnie, nierozważnie start learning		carelessly What could happen if you know, who dresses the most carelessly?
posiadać start learning		own, to possess
nagroda start learning		a prize
także, też too meaning also start learning		too, also He wants to go, and i want to go too.
przynajmniej Pytałem go co najmniej sześć razy i za każdym razem zapominał. start learning		at least I have asked him at least six times, and each time he has forgotten.

Stage 5 Lessons 62- 65

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