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Wyjaśnij związek między budową dróg oddechowych a funkcją jaką spełniają.Wyjaśnij w jaki sposób powstaje głos i od czego zależy jego wysokość.
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1. a) Look at the pictures and say which school subjects you enjoy(ed) most/least? b) Which of these subjects do you consider the most/least important? Why?Na rysunkach są : Information Technology, Maths, Music, Geography, Biology, Chemistry.2. a) Look at the pictures. Which items : do people collect? are used to play sports? are musical instruments?What are the most/least popular activities in your country?Na rysunkach są : stamps, saxophone, basketball hoop, golf ball, guitar, CDs, toy soldiers, coins, football.b) Talk about you favoruite free- time activity. Explain :- what it is and why you like it- when you started- how much time you spend on itMożecie napisać o gitarze. Gram już prawie 7 lat, gram codziennie.
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Proszę o przetłumaczenie tekstu NIE Z TRANSLATORA. Voluntary Service Overseas is a charity that is commited to helping improve the quality of life for people living in poor countries. It does this by sending expert volunteers to places where they can share their skills with the local people and therefore help them to help themselves. VSO was set up in 1958 and since then it has placed over 29,000 volunteers overseas. At present, there are about 2,000 qualified and experienced volunteers working in places such as Mozambique, Laos and Rwanda. VSO volunteers are men and women of all ages and all backgrounds. They go overseas for a minimum period of two years and they are given accomodation and a basic wage. Many volunteers form lasting friendships abroad and establish themselves as useful and valued members of the community.
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Wybierz właściwe słowa.1. You mustn't play absent / truant.2. If you are caught cheating / failing in an exam you will have to revise / retake it.3. You must hand in / on your homework on time.4. You should always make / do your best.5. It's goot do belong / prepare to clubs but homework is more important.6. If you are absent / truant from school for any reason, you should bring a note from your parents.7. Be quiet while the teacher is making / taking the register.8. If you do badly in an exam, you can revise / retake it once.
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NIE Z TRANSLATORA! Przetłumacz zdania na j.ang z użyciem: permission, allowed, forbidden, necessary, must, have to, need, musn't, can, can't, may don't have to 1) Siadanie przy mnie jest zakazane 2)Czy mogę tu usiąść? 3) Halo, konieczna jest tutaj karetka 4)Nie masz pozwolenia, zatrzymaj się 5) Ale nie jesteś zobowiązany do mówienia mi tego 6) Takie ryzyko nie jest konieczne 7) To nie może być tak niebezpieczne 8)Czy mogę zobaczyć nowego słonia?
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NIE Z TRANSLATORA! Przetłumacz zdania na j.ang z użyciem: permission, allowed, forbidden, necessary, must, have to, need, musn't, can, can't, may don't have to 1) Siadanie przy mnie jest zakazane 2)Czy mogę tu usiąść? 3) Halo, konieczna jest tutaj karetka 4)Nie masz pozwolenia, zatrzymaj ię 5) Ale nie jesteś zobowiązany do mówienia mi tego 6) Takie ryzyko nie jest konieczne 7) To nie może być tak niebezpieczne Czy mogę zobaczyć nowego słonia?
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1.Complete the sentences with two to four words, including the word in bold.1. Sarah has just bought a camera because she finds photography interesting.interested Sarah has just bought a camera because........................ photography.2. He rejected a job offer in order to finish his studies.turned He........................ offer in order to finish he studies.3. The actress proved to be much younger than she looks on TV.turned The actress..................... much younger than she looks on TV.4. There was no one on the beach when we arrived.deserted The beach................................... we arrived.5. The airline lost my suitcase when I flew to Paris, and it arrived in Moscow!turned The airline lost my suitcase when I flew to Paris, and................... Moscow!2.Fill in each gap with one correct word.1. That's not.................car. It's Tom's.2. You should............. be rude to elderly people.3. You look exactly................... your sister.4. How many people were there.............board?5. We were about to leave for school............. the doorbell rang.6.What..................next?7. It takes years....................... training to become an architect.3. Fill in the gaps, using phrases from the table.TABELKA : in addition to (+ing form), in common, in the direction of, in exchange for, in a hurry, in the long run, in the meantime1. Tania and Rudy have a lot of hobbies....................2. I'm going to the supermarket ; .......................... make sure you finish vacuuming.3. Lucy is............................. ; she's worried she'll miss her flight.4. I'll lend you my bike................... your skateboard.5. .............................. snowboarding, I also enjoy skiing.6. A monthly bus pass may seem expensive ; but it's cheaper ...............................7. They walked................................... the church.
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Fill in the gaps with so or such a/an.1. The day was............. sunny that we went for a picnic.2. It was..................... great party that we didn't want to go home.3. Clare was................. tired that she fell asleep at her desk.4. He is.................... talented singer that everyone wants to get tickets for his concert.5. Sam shouted............. loudly that the neighbours heard him.Complete the sentences with the correct phrases from the table.TABELKA : in the mood, in person, in public, in return, in secret, in a queue1. At the graduation ceremony, parents waited................. to enter the main hall.2. The actor was unable to collect his award....................... because he was in hospital.3. James felt...................... to dance when the jazz musicians started to play.4. Mrs Smith gave Tim 10$.................. for his help.5. Angela arranged the party...................... because she wanted to surprise her parents.6. The Princess never went out..................................... because photographers always followed her.
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Write the opposites of the verbs in brackets to complete the sentences.1. If you.................... (behave) at the party, Sarah won't invite you again.2. The waitress waited for the man to..................... (fold) his napkin before she took his order.3. Why do you...................... (trust) Warren so much? Most people think he's very reliable.4. The repairman had to................... (connect) the cooker from the electricity supply.5. Passangers are advised not to....................(fasten) their seatbelts until the plane comes to a complete stop.Complete the sentences with two to four words, including the word in bold.1. To attract more customers the restaurant manager handed out advertising leaflets.gave To attract more customers the restaurant manager................................. advertising leaflets.2. Jeanne had to stop eating spicy food when she started having stomach problems.give Jeanne had to.................................. spicy food when she started having stomach problems.3. Your book reviews must be handed in by Friday.given Your book reviews............................... by Friday.4. The fire doesn't seem to be producting much heat.giving The fire doesn't seem.............................. much heat.5. I trusted you! Why did you reveal my secret?give I trusted you! Why............................ my secret?Complete the exchanges by putting the verbs in brackets into the past simple, past perfect simple or past perfect continuous.1. A : I ............................. (be) really tired last night because I......................(shop) all day. B:.......................................(you/be) at the shopping centre yesterday? I...............(be) there, too, but I.......................(not/see) you.2. A : I.......................... (meet) Jake and Mike last night and we.................(go) out to dinner. B : Why................................. (you/not call) me? A: I................. (ring) you at about eight, but there................(be) no answer. B: You're right! I............................. (already/leave).3. A: I.....................(hear) your boss........................(fire) you. B: That's not true. I...........................(quit). We..............................(have) arguments for a very long time before I......................(decide) to leave.
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Fill in the gaps using the phrases from the table, as in the example. TABELKA : angry with sb about sth, apologise to sb for sth, apply to sb for sth, approve of, argue with sb about sth, bored with, borrow sth from sb, busy withExample : You can't argue with Mike about his decisions. He's very stubborn.1. I need to......................... some money...................... David before I go to the cinema.2. "I'm very.......................... Steve." "Why?" "Oh, I'm ............... something he said."3. Jane wants to......................... the Evening Post................. the position of secretary.4. Don't disturb Mum. She is................ the arrangements for the dinner party.5. Clare doesn't .................................. people who smoke.6. You must....................... Lucy.................... forgetting her birthday.7. I am.................................... this programme. Let's watch something else.Join the sentences below, using the words in brackets.1. It's a fantastic camp. Young people can learn all about computers there. (where)2. You can even build a robot or cyberpet. It's yours to take home. (which)3. You can visit places of local interest. You can go white-water rafting. (or)4. You will enjoy a wide range of activities. You will have the chance to go on excursions. (and)5. There are so many great activities. You're sure to find something you enjoy. (with)What would you advise these people to do? Use the prompts to make sentences, as in the example.- have/apple, - ask/teacher/help, -take/taxi, -send/e-mail, -put/ad/local paper, -stop/eat/fatty foods.Ex. 1 A : I'm so hungry! B : If I were you, I'd have an apple.2. A : I'd like to lose some weight. B :.......................................................3. A : I need an assistant. B: .....................................................4. A: I'm late for work. B: ..................................................5. A : I can't reach Tim on the phone. B : ..............................................................6. A: I don't know what to do for my history project. B : .............................................................................
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Fill in the gaps, using the phrases from the table.TABELKA : familiar with, fed up with, friendly with/to, good at, guilty of, hear about (=be told), hear from (=receive a letter), hear of (=learn that sth or sb exists)1. I hope I ................... you as soon as you arrive in Brazil.2. Our new neighbours seem to be very nice people ; they're very................... us.3. Jack is very........................ swimming ; he always wins competitions.4. Did you.................. John's adventures during his safari?5. The student was......................... cheating in his exams.6. I'd never............................. that actor until I read about him in the paper yesterday.7. Are you...................... this machine?8. I'm............................ all your lies! I never want to see you again.Complete the sentences with the correct phrases from the table.TABELKA : impressed by/with, make an impression on sb, increase in, invitation to, insist on, interested in, jealous of, keen on sth.1. Each year, there is a(n)............................. the number of runners who take part in the London Marathon.2. If you are........................ folk music, you should buy tickets for the local festival.3. The manager............................. being present at all the interviews.4. Charlotte wants to go to the film festival beacuse she is........................ becoming an actress.5. The spectators were....................... the strength and courage of the athletes.6. David was............................. Georgina because her carnival costume was better than his.7. If you want to............................. the principal, always hand in your work on time.8. If Julie sends us a(n).............................. her wedding, we will go.Use the verbs in the list and the correct reflexive pronouns to complete the sentences, as in the example.- hurt, - scald, - serve, - switch, - lock, - pourExample. : He locked himself out, so he had to climb through the window.1. Most petrol stations these days are self-service. You have to......... ............2. The oven will............. ............... off when the food is ready.3. I.................... ...................... when the kettle started boiling.4. They were thirsty, so they................ ......................... a drink.5. Chloe................... ............................. when she fell off her bike.
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13. Fill in the gaps, using the phrases from the table in the correct form, as in the example.TABELKA : deal with, depend on, difficulty with (sth), disapprove of, be discouraged from, efficient at, exchange sth for sth else, (an) expert at/in (sth/ doing sth)Example : She was discouraged from taking the job by the fact that she had to work weekends.2. A : Do you think you'll get the job? B : That ....................... how the interview goes.3. Vets often have to ..................... dangerous animals.4. Kate is a(n) ...................... computer programming.5. I am having ........................ my homework. Will you help me?6. Tom ...................... peope who spoil their children.7. I want to ................... this stereo .................. another one.8. Jane is very .......................... organising conferences.14. Fill in the gaps, using phrases from the table.TABELKA : for a change, for fear of, for the time being, for good, for once, from time to time, for life.1. Colin has gone ......................... . He's left the country, and he's not coming back.2. Jean is still looking for a flat. She's staying with her sister ......................3. I'm fed up with taking the train to work. I think I'll take the bus ...................... 4. ............................ in your life, just listen to me!5. My grandmother lives in the country and we visit her ..................6. When you have children you have a responsibility ..........................7. Jane set the alarm clock ........................ missing her interview.
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14. Fill in the gaps, using the correct phrase from the table.TABELKA : by accident, by appointment, by far, by heart, by mistake, by surprise, by the way.1. You can see Mr Jones............... only. He's very busy.2. Sally was late for work because she caught the wrong bus...............3. The news took me............... I didn't know what to say.4. Josie learned her lines for the school play..................5. This book is better than that one .............6. Dan posted the wrong letter.................3. Fill in have gone to or have been to/in in the correct form.1. A: Hi! Is Mary there? B: Sorry. She............... the school to pick up Jason.2. A : I didn't know Laura lived in Sweden! B: Yes, she................ Sweden for the last three years.3. A: Tim speaks Spanish fluently! B: Oh yes! He..................... Spain several times, that's why.4. A: I haven't seen Craig for ages. Do you know where he is? B: Yeah - he............................... the Seychelles for two weeks in the sun.15. Fill in each gap with one correct word.1. Who........... been sleeping in my bed?2. That's the man.................. dog bit me.3. This time last year we............ lying in the sun.4. Air pollution............ getting worse every year.5. How long is it.......... you last saw Bob?6. Charlie was sleeping............. I got home.7. Cindy has......... driving since last year.8. Bob hasn't fed in the dog..............9. Linda hasn't driven.......... the accident.10. I've.................. won a prize before!
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16. Fill in the gaps using the phrases from the table above, as in the example. TABELKA : against the law, at least, at the age of, at the same time, at times, at once, at war.2. When you hear the alarm, you must leave the building.............. .3. A lot of children leave school................ sixteen,4. When two countries are........... , everyone suffers.5. It takes............. two hours to drive to London.6. It is.................. to drive a car without a licence.7. Carol is kind, but she can be impatient ................. .14. Fill in the gaps, using the correct phrase from the table.TABELKA : capable of, care for sb/sth, close to, comment on, congratulate sb on sth, cope with, curious about.1. Janet was to polite to ................. Paul's strange new haircut.2. Dogs are ................ learning tricks.3. The bus stop is ................ my office, so I don't have to walk far.4. Nurses.............. sick and injured people.5. Daisy is................. why the boss wants to see her.6. I don't think I can ............. all the work I have to do.7. Let's write and.............. Sam........... passing his exams.
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Zad. 10 str. 30 CLICK ON 3 - WORKBOOK. Use the verbs below the complete the sentences. -keeps -can be preserved -treat -process -take no notice -lower 1. Freezing and canning are two of the most common ways to ............. food. 2. Many people .............. of the ingredients in the products they buy. 3. Fresh fruit such as peaches and apricots ............ in syrup. 4. When we follow a healthy diet we .............. the risk of becoming ill. 5. I don't think the chemist can ......... your burns. You should see a doctor. 6. Vitamin E ............ our skin young and healthy.
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