10 angielskich wyrażeń określających zimną pogodę
❄️ It’s freezing outside! ❄️ It’s a bit chilly. Wrap up warm. ❄️ It’s cold. ❄️ It’s Arctic out there. ❄️ It’s quite fresh – take a jumper. ❄️ You can see your breath in the air. ❄️ It’s below zero. ❄️ It must be minus five or more. ❄️ It’s pretty frosty today. […]
20 polite English phrases
I’d/we’d be delighted – used for politely accepting an invitation, or agreeing or offering to do something no disrespect (to) – used before you say something that might offend someone, to show that you do not intend to offend them do you mind? – phrase used for getting someone’s permission to do something. This can either be polite, impolite, or humorous. If someone says it in a loud way, they are showing that they […]
10 wyrażeń dotyczących edukacji
a bookworm – a person unusually devoted to reading and study She was always a bookworm when she was a kid. to draw a blank – to fail to get an answer or a result He asked me for my phone number and I drew a blank – I just couldn’t remember it. a copycat – someone who has few ideas of their own and does or says exactly the same as someone […]
CZEŚĆ po angielsku, czyli 15 wyrażeń zastępujących HELLO!
Hi there Greetings Hey, what’s up? Howdy Morning/Afternoon/Evening Hey! How are you? Long time, no see Nice to see you Good to see you Great to see you How’s it going? Nice to meet you Look who it is! Hey! There she/he is Intensywny kurs angielskiego dla dorosłych? – Sprawdź! Letnie obozy językowe dla […]
5 sposobów, aby życzyć HAPPY BIRTHDAY!
Many happy returns! I wish you a wonderful birthday! Have a great one! I wish you all the best on your special day! Have a fabulous birthday! Intensywny kurs angielskiego dla dorosłych? – Sprawdź! Letnie obozy językowe dla młodzieży – Sprawdź! Letnie obozy językowe dla dzieci – Sprawdź! Intensywny, skuteczny, zindywidualizowany kurs angielskiego […]
25 najczęściej używanych czasowników w języku angielskim
BE – być This is a cat. HAVE – mieć, posiadać I have two brothers and a sister. GET – dostawać, otrzymywać I got it from my friend. SEE – widzieć, zobaczyć (zauważyć) I can’t see anything. NEED – potrzebować, wymagać I really need it. KNOW – wiedzieć I don’t know what’s going on. FIND – znaleźć, odkryć I […]
20 English collocations with the word BREAK
Break A Habit – stop doing the habit Break A Bone / Break Your Arm – fracture a bone; injure yourself Break A Leg! – an idiomatic expression that means “Good luck!” – it is often used to wish someone good luck when they are going to perform Break A Promise – not do what you promised (the opposite […]
Key verb – TAKE
take sb off – copy the way sb speaks or behaves, to entertain people She’s really good at taking people off. take notice of sb – pay (no) attention to what sb says Take no notice of those troublemakers, they’re only trying to provoke you. take (time) off – have a particular amount of time away from work I asked my boss if I could take a […]
Key verb – LOOK
look back on sth – think about sth in your past Do you look back on your childwood as the happiest time of your life? look on the bright side – be cheerful or positive about a bad situation Do you look on the bright side when you’re in a difficult situation? look up to […]
15 Fixed Phrases
come and go – be present for a short time, then go away, then return, and so on… The pain in my leg comes and goes. wait and see – delay action until you knowwhat is going to happen We can’t do anything about it now. We’ll just haveto wait and see what she decides. […]