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It's not necessary for you to study today. HAVE

You don't have to study today.

They wrote it in French. WAS

It was written in French.

You can get there (pieszo).

You can get there on foot.

I bought it online yesterday. INTERNET

I bought it on the internet yesterday.

I don't like (wstawać) in the morning.

I don't like getting up in the morning.

This food isn't (wystarczająco świeże).

This food isn't fresh enough.

wyzdrowieć PHRASAL VERB

get over an illness

How long did it take you to (opalić się)?

How long did it take you to get a tan?

She is too young to (przechodzić przez ulicę) on her own.

She is too young to cross the street on her own.

patrzeć z góry na kogoś

look down on somebody

I don't mind (wyprowadzać psa).

I don't mind walking the dog.

He is a slow driver. SLOWLY

He drives slowly.

I always (ścielę) my bed in the morning.

I always make my bed in the morning.

You're going to be late (do szkoły).

You're going to be late for school.

They hate doing homework. STAND

They can't stand doing homework.

zapaść na chorobę PHRASAL VERB

come down with an illness

This shop is too expensive for us. NOT

This shop is not cheap enough for us.

I don't know anything about it. NOTHING

I know nothing about it.

It took me two minutes to (zameldować się) the hotel.

It took me two minutes to check into the hotel.

It is not allowed to talk in the library. MUST

You must not talk in the library.

Let's meet (na dworcu) after lunch.

Let's meet at the station after lunch.

Can you teach me how to (rozbić namiot)?

Can you teach me how to put up a tent?

I saw him (na przystanku tramwajowym).

I saw him at the tram stop.

If it (będzie) sunny this weekend, we'll go to the zoo.

If it is sunny this weekend, we'll go to the zoo.

He did very well (na egzaminach).

He did very well in the exams.

I want (żeby każdy zrozumiał) this.

I want everybody to understand this.

My parents love (jeść na mieście).

My parents love eating out.

I can't afford (na te ubrania).

I can't afford these clothes.

Welcome (w Polsce).

Welcome to Poland.

The protesters (mieli dość) after the march. PHRASAL VERB

The protesters were fed up after the march.

It's a good idea to book a hotel (z wyprzedzeniem).

It's a good idea to book a hotel in advance.

Who's (na zdjęciu)?

Who's in the photo?

The exam starts (za 5 minut).

The exam starts in five minutes.

He isn't (zainteresowany) news websites.

He isn't interested in news websites.

I (dzwoniłem do Ciebie) three times last night.

I called you three times last night.

I met her (w autobusie).

I met her on the bus.

The lights (zgasły) when the band started playing. PHRASAL VERBS

The lights went out when the band started playing.

What time did he get (do samolotu)?

What time did he get onto the plane?

I was born (na południu) of England.

I was born in the south of England.

(Jesteśmy) here for 5 days.

We've been here for 5 days.

Do you know how to (robić zdjęcia)?

Do you know how to take photos?

I haven't had much free time (w tym tygodniu).

I haven't had time this week.

I think you (masz szczęście).

I think you a re lucky.

zerwać z kimś PHRASAL VERB

break up with somebody

Let me try (porozmawiać z nim).

Let me try to talk to him.

Joanna likes skating. ON

Joanna is keen on skating.

(Wiadomości o piątej są) very important to me.

The 5 o'clock news is very important to me.

Let's meet (u Marka).

Let's meet at Mark's.

A może pójdziemy na plażę?

Why don't we go to the beach?

umawiać się z kimś PHRASAL VERB

go out with somebody

He's (zazdrosny o) his sister.

He's jealous of his sister.

I have never seen a taller person in my life. THE

This is the tallest person I have ever seen.

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