W każdym zdaniu zakreśl właściwy wyraz.
1. The best lesson you can teach/learn your students is how to find their own information.
2. If you want to be good at an extreme sport, you need a lot of practice/practise.
3. Be careful what you say-he is very sensible/sensitive to criticism.
4. She promised her teacher that she would practice/practise the piano for two hours every day.
5. You shouldn't lend /borrow more money than you can easily pay back.
6. The best thing I learned/taught from that class is that I really can uderstand maths.
7. Sharing your flat with someone is a very sensible/sensitive decision if you need to save money.
1. The best lesson you can teach/learn your students is how to find their own information.
2. If you want to be good at an extreme sport, you need a lot of practice/practise.
3. Be careful what you say-he is very sensible/sensitive to criticism.
4. She promised her teacher that she would practice/practise the piano for two hours every day.
5. You shouldn't lend /borrow more money than you can easily pay back.
6. The best thing I learned/taught from that class is that I really can uderstand maths.
7. Sharing your flat with someone is a very sensible/sensitive decision if you need to save money.
2. If you want to be good at an extreme sport, you need a lot of practice.
3. Be careful what you say-he is very sensitive to criticism.
4. She promised her teacher that she would practise the piano for two hours every day.
5. You shouldn't borrow more money than you can easily pay back.
6. The best thing I learned from that class is that I really can uderstand maths.
7. Sharing your flat with someone is a very sensible decision if you need to save money.