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Daje Naj :D Uzupełnij poniższe dialogi (1-4), wybierając spośród podanych możliwości (A-C) brakującą wypowiedź jednej z osób. Zakreśl literę A, B lub C. 1. X: Hello, this is Mark speaking. Can I talk Alice?Y:________________________A. Hold on a moment please. B. No, you cannot. C. Yes, I'll do you a favour. 2. X; Look, there's Tom, our birthday boy!Y:_________________________A. What can I wish you, Tom? B. Many happy returns, Tom! C. take care, Tom! 3. X: Shall we go out tonight and do something fun?Y:_____________________________A. Don't mention it. B. No, we shall not.C. Yes, that's a great idea!4. X: Now then, who's going to do the dishes today? Y:__________________________A. I'm not going there.B. Paul is doing well.C. It's my turn, isn't it ?
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Na jutro. Proszeee zróbcie :D Przeczytaj informacje w czterech osobach (1-4) oraz pięciu miejscach w których mogłyby wypocząć (A-E ). Do każdej osoby dopasuj jedno miejsce które by jej najbardziej odpowiadało . Wpisz odpowiednie litery obok numerów osób . Jeden opis miejsca został podany dodatkowo i nie pasuje do żadnej osoby1.Simon: I just fancy a bite to eat, notsomething sweet though. I need to sitdown and chill out for a moment beforeI have to go back to school. Green teawould be wonderful too!2.Lizzie: I’m looking for a place where I couldgrab some hot food quickly to eat athome. I do not want to miss the last trainhome. I just want something traditionallyEnglish but healthy and without meat andat the same time. Well, not too expensiveeither.3.Diana: We’re having guests this weekendbut I really don’t fancy cooking. We’d loveto take them and their kids out for a mealsomewhere not too pricey but nice.4.Ricky: I’ve met a wonderful girl and I’d liketo invite her out somewhere really poshto make an impression on her. Deliciousdinners always work!teksty:A.You’ll be delighted to wine and dine in our elegantrestaurant. The variety of dishes and desserts will meetthe expectations of each and every customer. We’reperfect for a romantic candle-lit dinner or a relaxinglunch. Don’t hesitate – book your table now.B.Fancy a delicious take-away? Why don’t you pop inand get your supper? We offer Chinese, Italian andIndian cuisine at very competitive prices. All our mealsare unusual in taste – expect a real surprise. Eat asmuch as you want for just £10.C.Our coffee shop will surprise you every time youvisit us. Choose from our range of mouth-wateringpuddings and cakes as well as aromatic coffees andteas. For those who fancy a bit more to eat, we offera variety of tasty sandwiches. Cosy atmosphereguaranteed!D.Don’t miss your chance to taste the best fish and chipsand fish burgers in town! We also provide a salad barand vegan meals. Let our bartender surprise witha refreshing drink free with every meal. Kids’ menuunavailable. Take-aways at reasonable prices on offer.E.This family-run restaurant has a variety of healthyand nutritional meals on offer. Treat your children toa wonderful menu full of fantastic desserts and drinks.Enjoy our traditional English food or go for somethingmore unusual. Our meals are good value for money.We stay open until midnight every day.
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Prosze o dobre przetłumaczenie tekstu. imagine that you have just watched a play. You stood up for a long time in front of the stage.People who were richer then you were sitting in seats above you -you did not have enough money to sit there. Men and young boys acted all the parts in the play because it was illegal for women to act. Sometimes you couldn't hear the actors because of all the noise in the theatre. The crowd of people around you were eating, drinking and talking, some were fighting, and some were insulting the actors and throwing food at them. This was the theatre at the end of the 16th century, and a play often continued for five hours! In the 16th century theatre groups travelled around the country and visited big houses, where they acted their plays. Then, in 1598, Shakespeare's Globe Theatre was built next to the River Thames in London. It was a permanent theatre so the actors didin't heve to travel around. Everyone, not only rich and important people, came to watch plays at the Globe Theatre. The plays were written by William Shakespeare, who was one of the most popular dramatists at that time. In those days, theatre was an importan past of life because it educated the people. Dramatists wrote comedies and tragedies about different aspacts of everyday life. One of Shakespeare's most famous play is the tragedy Romeo and Juliet. This is a story about wo noble families in Verona, the Moontagues and the Capulets, who have been enemies for many years. Romeo (from the Montague family). They get married secretly but they cannot be together, and in the end both Romeo and Juliet die. It's great story and people have made this play into operas, ballets , orchestral music, musicals and films. In fact, since 1900, there have been over forty film adaptations of Romeo and Juliet.
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