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  • umawiać się z kimś PHRASAL VERB
    go out with somebody
  • Do you know how to (robić zdjęcia)?
    Do you know how to take photos?
  • (Jesteśmy) here for 5 days.
    We've been here for 5 days.
  • Let me try (porozmawiać z nim).
    Let me try to talk to him.
  • The protesters (mieli dość) after the march.
    The protesters were fed up after the march.
  • I bought it online yesterday. INTERNET
    I bought it on the internet yesterday.
  • You can get there (pieszo).
    You can get there on foot.
  • I was born (na południu) of England.
    I was born in the south of England.
  • 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 (dzwoniłem do Ciebie) three times last night.
    I called you three times last night.
  • She is too young to (przechodzić przez ulicę) on her own.
    She is too young to cross the street on her own.
  • This food isn't (wystarczająco świeże).
    This food isn't fresh enough.
  • I don't like (wstawać) in the morning.
    I don't like getting up in the morning.
  • A może pójdziemy na plażę?
    Why don't we go to the beach?
  • The exam starts (za 5 minut).
    The exam starts in five minutes.
  • How long did it take you to (opalić się)?
    How long did it take you to get a tan?
  • I haven't had much free time (w tym tygodniu).
    I haven't had time this week.
  • They hate doing homework. STAND
    They can't stand doing homework.
  • I have never seen a taller person in my life. THE
    This is the tallest person I have ever seen.
  • It's a good idea to book a hotel (z wyprzedzeniem).
    It's a good idea to book a hotel in advance.
  • This shop is too expensive for us. NOT
    This shop is not cheap enough for us.
  • I always (ścielę) my bed in the morning.
    I always make my bed in the morning.
  • I met her (w autobusie).
    I met her on the bus.
  • My parents love (jeść na mieście).
    My parents love eating out.
  • He is a slow driver. SLOWLY
    He drives slowly.
  • I think you (masz szczęście).
    I think you are lucky.
  • It is not allowed to talk in the library. MUST
    You must not talk in the library.
  • Welcome (w Polsce).
    Welcome to Poland.
  • I don't mind (wyprowadzać psa).
    I don't mind walking the dog.
  • They wrote it in French. WAS
    It was written in French.
  • wyzdrowieć PHRASAL VERB
    get over an illness
  • He isn't (zainteresowany) news websites.
    He isn't interested in news websites.
  • He did very well (na egzaminach).
    He did very well in the exams.
  • I don't know anything about it. NOTHING
    I know nothing about it.
  • It's not necessary for you to study today. HAVE
    You don't have to study today.
  • It took me two minutes to (zameldować się) the hotel.
    It took me two minutes to check into the hotel.
  • Who's (na zdjęciu)?
    Who's in the photo?
  • Joanna likes skating. ON
    Joanna is keen on skating.
  • I want (żeby każdy zrozumiał) this.
    I want everybody to understand this.
  • He's (zazdrosny o) his sister.
    He's jealous of his sister.
  • Let's meet (u Marka).
    Let's meet at Mark's.
  • The lights (zgasły) when the band started playing. PHRASAL VERBS
    The lights went out when the band started playing.
  • What's (na) lunch today?
    What's for lunch today?
  • 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.
  • I can't afford (na te ubrania).
    I can't afford these clothes.
  • zerwać z kimś PHRASAL VERB
    break up with somebody
  • You're going to be late (do szkoły).
    You're going to be late for school.
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