BIG & LITTLE – czyli jak powiedzieć inaczej DUŻY i MAŁY
| BIG | LITTLE |
| GIANT gigantyczny A giant, fat cat was sitting in the garden. | MINIATURE miniaturowy The cathedral of St Catherine is a miniature copy of that at Constantinople. |
| HUGE olbrzymi His eyes looked huge when he was scared. | SMALL mały It’s a very small window. |
| LARGE duży His large eyes were bright and snappy. | TINY malutki We are a tiny dot of life suspended in a nearly infinite universe. |
| COLLOSAL kolosalny Yesterday I got a collosal amount of mail. | SKIMPY kusy, skąpy She was wearing something more skimpy than this. |
| BULKY gruby, masywny He was tiny compared to Tony’s bulky build. | MICROSCOPIC mikroskopijny The only motion in the air was that of the dripping, microscopic particles of drizzling mist. |
| MASSIVE masywny Maple trees are usually massive. | ITSY-BITSY maleńki Just between me and you, our itsy-bitsy little secret. |
| ENORMOUS ogromny She has enormous blue eyes. | WEE maleńki She was playing on the pier with a wee brother. |
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