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1. Uzupełnij zdania, wpisując jedno słowo w każdej luce. Pierwsze litery słów zostały podane
At this airport, most passengers wait less than 15 minutes at the baggage r…………….to collect their bags.
2
Excuse me, sir, please sit down and f……….your seatbelt. We haven't landed yet.
3
The y………….hostel is right next to the train station. It's quite clean and cheap but the rooms don't have private bathrooms.
4
Pattaya is just 150 km from Bangkok, which makes it
a popular beach r……….for the people living in Thailand's capital.
5
Double-d………….buses are used for public transport in many UK cities, not only in London.
2.Przetłumacz słowa w nawiasie na język angielski
1.I could see a lot of snow on the mountain tops but there was no snow in the……
(dolinie)
2.It took us almost half an hour to …….(wiosłować)to the centre of the lake.
3.We should reach our ……….(cel podróży)before sunset.
4.A male ………..(nosorożec)can weigh more than 3,500 kg.
5.It's often the pilot who decides if the weather is good enough to…….(startować)and fly a plane
3.Uzupełnij zdania czasownikami z ramki.
[can't be , may be, must be
can't have been, must have been]
1.Jane …………………to at least 50 different countries by now – every year she travels for three or four months.
2.Andrew's plane landed in Malaga three hours ago. He…………at the beach now. I'm sure he's having a great time.
3.It's a public holiday tomorrow. There…………… a lot of people at the airport.
4.The information in this guide book is all out-of-date. Its authors………………. to Hungary for a long time!
5.This…………the only direct train to London. I'm sure there are more.
4. wybierz wszystkie poprawne odpowiedzi. W każdym punkcie jest jedna lub dwie poprawne odpowiedzi.
1.As a young man, George wanted to go trekking in Nepal but he that he wasn't fit enough to go there.
A used to think
B would think
2.I my last plane ticket online. It was easier than I thought.
A used to book
B booked
3.My primary teacher a class trip for her class every year.
A used to organise
B would organise
4.Going through security very little time when I started flying.
A took
B would take
5. Most children to school by bus in those days.
A used to get
B would get
5.Przeczytaj tekst. Z podanych odpowiedzi A–C wybierz
właściwą, tak aby otrzymać logiczny i poprawny
gramatycznie tekst.
:
In the summer of 2010, just before my first flight, I 1…….very worried, too. But there's nothing to worry about if you plan in advance. First of all, check how to get to the airport.
If you go by car or taxi, leave quite early. If there is2……. your journey might take a lot of time. Remember that in most countries the 3…….desk opens two hours before your flight. You can get your boarding pass there but if you print it at home you won't have to queue! You4……..some horrible stories about the airports. Still, most airports in Europe have a lot of signs to guide you. If you feel 5…….go to an information point. Someone will tell you the way to your gate.
1
A was
B used to be
C would
2
A a traffic jam
B travel insurance
C a tour guide
3
A security
B reservation
C check-in
4
A must hear
B can't have heard
C might have heard
5
A steep
B helpless
C stunning
6.przeczytaj poniższe minidialogi. Z podanych odpowiedzi
A–C wybierz właściwe uzupełnienie wypowiedzi.
1
X:Do you need all these catalogues and brochures?
Y:Yes, I want to (przejrzeć)…them. Maybe I'll find a nice place for the summer holiday?
A overlook
B gaze at
C look through
2
X:(Nie jest możliwe, żeby Olga wróciła)………from holiday yesterday.
Y:Why not?
A Olga mustn't come back
B Olga might have come back
C Olga can't have come back
3
X: Excuse me, what did they say? I couldn't understand a word.
Y:That we'll be able to (wejść do)………the plane in 10 minutes.
A enter
B board
C get on
4
X:I'm in a difficult situation. (Czy możesz mi w czymś pomóc?)…………
Y: Of course.
A Can you do me a favour?
B Can I give you some advice?
C Should I do something?
5
X: It's a very long journey. Do you do it in one day?
Y: Usually yes, but last time we (zatrzymaliśmy się)…………….at a small B&B near Glasgow.
A stopped over
B would stop over
C used to stop ove
7,Przeczytaj tekst. Dobierz właściwy nagłówek (A–D)
do każdego fragmentu tekstu. Wpisz odpowiednią
literę w miejsca (1-3). Uwaga: dwa nagłówki pasują
do jednego fragmentu tekstu.
A There were no delays.
B A planned connection was impossible.
C It was a good way to meet new people.
D There was no chance to meet other passengers.
TRAVELLERS’ TALES
1
___
We often travel by plane but we don’t use budget
airlines, even though they are cheaper and often fly to
the places we want to go. I’d rather pay more for a bit
more comfort. Last Christmas, we wanted to spend the
holidays with family and friends and we had a change
of flight in Frankfurt, Germany. The time between flights
was 45 minutes and we soon realised that we weren’t
going to make it. The airline was good to us and the
other passengers and gave us food and a comfortable
hotel to sleep in. We got a flight the next morning but,
unfortunately, it meant that we missed a big family party.
I thought I’d been clever and found a quick way to get to
Canada but I was very wrong. Now I know that I need to
leave at least two hours between flights if I want to be
safe. That’s much better than missing a flight or arriving
without your luggage.
2
___
We decided to travel across Europe by train. Train travel
always looks so romantic in films. I imagined leisurely
meals in the dining car, meeting exotic people, followed
by a comfortable night’s sleep. Things started to go wrong
before we had even left. The security and check-in for the
train from London was just like at an airport except that
the queues were longer. Then, when we got to Brussels,
we found that our night train was three hours late and
there was nowhere to leave our bags. After a very long
and not very good meal at the station, it was finally time
to get on the night train. It was OK but the compartment
was too hot and when we opened the window, it was
too noisy to sleep. The beds were hard and there was
no dining car so everyone went straight to their own
compartments and didn’t socialize at all. It wasn’t quite
as I had imagined it!
3
___
We wanted to go to England but weren’t sure how to
travel. We live a long way from an airport and, anyway,
none of us like flying. If we went by train, we would have
to change three times. In the end, we went by coach. It
left our home town at five o’clock in the afternoon, as
planned, and arrived in London, exactly on time, twenty-
two hours later. I wasn’t expecting to sleep well and it
wasn’t as comfortable as a bed but it was better than I
had imagined. The bus stopped every four hours for a
rest and we all got out. Everyone was very friendly and
chatted and the atmosphere was almost like a party.
Then, at about eleven o’clock, it all went quiet as people
tried to sleep. When I got out in London, half asleep but
happy, I felt as if I was saying goodbye to old friends. I’m
now planning on doing more travelling by coach.
1. Uzupełnij zdania, wpisując jedno słowo w każdej luce. Pierwsze litery słów zostały podane
At this airport, most passengers wait less than 15 minutes at the baggage r…………….to collect their bags.
2
Excuse me, sir, please sit down and f……….your seatbelt. We haven't landed yet.
3
The y………….hostel is right next to the train station. It's quite clean and cheap but the rooms don't have private bathrooms.
4
Pattaya is just 150 km from Bangkok, which makes it
a popular beach r……….for the people living in Thailand's capital.
5
Double-d………….buses are used for public transport in many UK cities, not only in London.
2.Przetłumacz słowa w nawiasie na język angielski
1.I could see a lot of snow on the mountain tops but there was no snow in the……
(dolinie)
2.It took us almost half an hour to …….(wiosłować)to the centre of the lake.
3.We should reach our ……….(cel podróży)before sunset.
4.A male ………..(nosorożec)can weigh more than 3,500 kg.
5.It's often the pilot who decides if the weather is good enough to…….(startować)and fly a plane
3.Uzupełnij zdania czasownikami z ramki.
[can't be , may be, must be
can't have been, must have been]
1.Jane …………………to at least 50 different countries by now – every year she travels for three or four months.
2.Andrew's plane landed in Malaga three hours ago. He…………at the beach now. I'm sure he's having a great time.
3.It's a public holiday tomorrow. There…………… a lot of people at the airport.
4.The information in this guide book is all out-of-date. Its authors………………. to Hungary for a long time!
5.This…………the only direct train to London. I'm sure there are more.
4. wybierz wszystkie poprawne odpowiedzi. W każdym punkcie jest jedna lub dwie poprawne odpowiedzi.
1.As a young man, George wanted to go trekking in Nepal but he that he wasn't fit enough to go there.
A used to think
B would think
2.I my last plane ticket online. It was easier than I thought.
A used to book
B booked
3.My primary teacher a class trip for her class every year.
A used to organise
B would organise
4.Going through security very little time when I started flying.
A took
B would take
5. Most children to school by bus in those days.
A used to get
B would get
5.Przeczytaj tekst. Z podanych odpowiedzi A–C wybierz
właściwą, tak aby otrzymać logiczny i poprawny
gramatycznie tekst.
:
In the summer of 2010, just before my first flight, I 1…….very worried, too. But there's nothing to worry about if you plan in advance. First of all, check how to get to the airport.
If you go by car or taxi, leave quite early. If there is2……. your journey might take a lot of time. Remember that in most countries the 3…….desk opens two hours before your flight. You can get your boarding pass there but if you print it at home you won't have to queue! You4……..some horrible stories about the airports. Still, most airports in Europe have a lot of signs to guide you. If you feel 5…….go to an information point. Someone will tell you the way to your gate.
1
A was
B used to be
C would
2
A a traffic jam
B travel insurance
C a tour guide
3
A security
B reservation
C check-in
4
A must hear
B can't have heard
C might have heard
5
A steep
B helpless
C stunning
6.przeczytaj poniższe minidialogi. Z podanych odpowiedzi
A–C wybierz właściwe uzupełnienie wypowiedzi.
1
X:Do you need all these catalogues and brochures?
Y:Yes, I want to (przejrzeć)…them. Maybe I'll find a nice place for the summer holiday?
A overlook
B gaze at
C look through
2
X:(Nie jest możliwe, żeby Olga wróciła)………from holiday yesterday.
Y:Why not?
A Olga mustn't come back
B Olga might have come back
C Olga can't have come back
3
X: Excuse me, what did they say? I couldn't understand a word.
Y:That we'll be able to (wejść do)………the plane in 10 minutes.
A enter
B board
C get on
4
X:I'm in a difficult situation. (Czy możesz mi w czymś pomóc?)…………
Y: Of course.
A Can you do me a favour?
B Can I give you some advice?
C Should I do something?
5
X: It's a very long journey. Do you do it in one day?
Y: Usually yes, but last time we (zatrzymaliśmy się)…………….at a small B&B near Glasgow.
A stopped over
B would stop over
C used to stop ove
7,Przeczytaj tekst. Dobierz właściwy nagłówek (A–D)
do każdego fragmentu tekstu. Wpisz odpowiednią
literę w miejsca (1-3). Uwaga: dwa nagłówki pasują
do jednego fragmentu tekstu.
A There were no delays.
B A planned connection was impossible.
C It was a good way to meet new people.
D There was no chance to meet other passengers.
TRAVELLERS’ TALES
1
___
We often travel by plane but we don’t use budget
airlines, even though they are cheaper and often fly to
the places we want to go. I’d rather pay more for a bit
more comfort. Last Christmas, we wanted to spend the
holidays with family and friends and we had a change
of flight in Frankfurt, Germany. The time between flights
was 45 minutes and we soon realised that we weren’t
going to make it. The airline was good to us and the
other passengers and gave us food and a comfortable
hotel to sleep in. We got a flight the next morning but,
unfortunately, it meant that we missed a big family party.
I thought I’d been clever and found a quick way to get to
Canada but I was very wrong. Now I know that I need to
leave at least two hours between flights if I want to be
safe. That’s much better than missing a flight or arriving
without your luggage.
2
___
We decided to travel across Europe by train. Train travel
always looks so romantic in films. I imagined leisurely
meals in the dining car, meeting exotic people, followed
by a comfortable night’s sleep. Things started to go wrong
before we had even left. The security and check-in for the
train from London was just like at an airport except that
the queues were longer. Then, when we got to Brussels,
we found that our night train was three hours late and
there was nowhere to leave our bags. After a very long
and not very good meal at the station, it was finally time
to get on the night train. It was OK but the compartment
was too hot and when we opened the window, it was
too noisy to sleep. The beds were hard and there was
no dining car so everyone went straight to their own
compartments and didn’t socialize at all. It wasn’t quite
as I had imagined it!
3
___
We wanted to go to England but weren’t sure how to
travel. We live a long way from an airport and, anyway,
none of us like flying. If we went by train, we would have
to change three times. In the end, we went by coach. It
left our home town at five o’clock in the afternoon, as
planned, and arrived in London, exactly on time, twenty-
two hours later. I wasn’t expecting to sleep well and it
wasn’t as comfortable as a bed but it was better than I
had imagined. The bus stopped every four hours for a
rest and we all got out. Everyone was very friendly and
chatted and the atmosphere was almost like a party.
Then, at about eleven o’clock, it all went quiet as people
tried to sleep. When I got out in London, half asleep but
happy, I felt as if I was saying goodbye to old friends. I’m
now planning on doing more travelling by coach.
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