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skoncentruj się na zadaniu
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I felt I was doing well and my confidence began to grow. start learning
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She isn’t able to cope with all the homework at her new school. start learning
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He needs to focus more on his studies, so that he gets better grades. start learning
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John showed high intelligence from an early age. start learning
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He did not have much knowledge of American history. start learning
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Actors have to learn their lines by heart. start learning
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nauczyć się czegoś na pamięć
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She has a terrible memory for names. start learning
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pay attention to something Sorry, I wasn’t paying attention to what you were saying. start learning
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uważać na coś/zwracać uwagę na coś
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revise for an exam / a test start learning
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powtarzać do egzaminu / testu
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I missed last week’s lessons, so now I have to catch up at home. start learning
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After her time in hospital, Jenny’s parents are afraid she has fallen behind educationally. start learning
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Be quiet and get on with your work! start learning
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I give up. What’s the answer? start learning
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Jack’s having trouble keeping up with the rest of the class, because they seem to learn things faster than him. start learning
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He looked through his notes quickly then started his speech. start learning
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przeglądać coś/przeszukiwać coś/patrzeć przez coś
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The students made up stories about life on a desert island. start learning
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I picked up a few words of Greek when I was there last year. start learning
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nauczyć się czegoś, podłapać coś
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In your final paragraph, sum up your argument. start learning
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We need to work out how much food we'll need to take with us. start learning
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She left school at 16, with no academic qualifications. start learning
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He studied physics to an advanced level, so I’m sure he can help you with your physics homework. start learning
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The job doesn’t require much training because it’s based on common sense. start learning
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He has good general knowledge so he’ll be useful on the quiz team. start learning
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He got a job at 18 instead of continuing to higher education. start learning
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Do you have practical experience of working with young children? start learning
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If you can’t afford to buy the book, why don’t you look for it in the library? start learning
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Jeśli nie stać cię, żeby kupić książkę, dlaczego nie poszukasz jej w bibliotece?
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My new trainers were in the sale, so they were a real bargain. start learning
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Can I borrow your pen for a minute? start learning
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How much would it cost to buy a new laptop? start learning
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The local currency is the Swiss franc. start learning
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Members get a 15% discount on everything they buy. start learning
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He earns £50 a week from his job at the café. start learning
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The exchange rate is good at the moment if you need to change pounds into euros. start learning
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I lent that book to Mike, but he’s going to give it back tomorrow. start learning
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Make sure you get a receipt for everything you buy. start learning
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save money to buy something special start learning
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zaoszczędzić pieniądze kupić coś specjalnego
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The voucher can be used at the supermarket instead of money. start learning
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He wastes all his money on video games that he never plays. start learning
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One of the pictures is worth £50,000. start learning
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The school is taking a new approach to teaching languages. start learning
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Thomas attends an evening class in car maintenance. He wants to repair old cars for a living. start learning
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If you are good with children, consider a career in childcare. start learning
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Children shouldn't be in conflict with their parents. start learning
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The consequences of our actions may last for many years. start learning
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Picasso is considered one of history’s greatest artists. start learning
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Picasso jest uważany za jednego z najwspanialszych artystów w historii.
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cost a fortune; cost an arm and a leg That diamond ring costs a fortune, but it’s really beautiful. start learning
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kosztuje fortunę; kosztować majątek
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information technology (IT) start learning
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technologia informacyjna (IT)
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grawitacja, siła przyciągania
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Don't judge a book by it's cover. start learning
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Nie oceniaj książki po okładce.
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I wouldn’t like to be in her shoes when his dad finds out what happened. start learning
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być w czyjejś sytuacji; na czyimś miejscu Nie chciałąbym być na jej miejscu, kiedy jej tata dowie się, co się wydarzyło.
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Whatever she did, it made no difference. start learning
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Cokolwiek robiła, niczego to nie zmieniało.
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This week’s magazine has some tips on healthy eating. start learning
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