Everyday English (A2+)

Chcesz zapytać skąd pochodzi nowopoznana koleżanka.

• Will you come with me?

• Where do you come from?

• Where are you?

• Where are you going?

Twój kolega idzie na przyjęcie urodzinowe. Życz mu świetnej zabawy.

• I hope it's funny.

• I wish you a lot of time.

• It's usually a great time at birthday parties.

• Have a great time.

Kolega pyta cię o twoje zainteresowania. Co odpowiesz?

• What do you like doing in your free time?

• I prefer Biology to Geography.

• I'm into bowling and rollerblading.

• I'm not interested in this.

Zapytaj czy stacja metra jest daleko.

• Is there an underground station near here?

• Is is far from my school?

• How far is the underground station?

• The underground station isn't far away.

Przeproś za zgubienie nożyczek koleżanki.

• I've lost your scissors.

• I'm afraid your scissors are not here.

• I'm sorry about the scissors.

• Can I borrow your scissors?

Przeproś kolegę za wczorajszą kłótnię.

• I'm sorry but you were wrong.

• We fought yesterday.

• I don't like shouting.

• I'm really sorry I shouted at you.

Koleżanka bierze jutro udział w konkursie talentów. Co powiesz?

• Is the singing competition tomorrow?

• Good luck with the singing competition.

• Congratulations!

• When are you taking part in the competition?

Kolega zgubił podręcznik od historii. Co powiesz?

• How awful! What are you going to do?

• I don't care.

• Your history handbook is lost.

• When did you lose your history handbook?

Koleżanka denerwuje się wynikami egzaminu. Co powiesz?

• Don't worry. It's going to be alright.

• It's not my problem.

• The exam was easy. I'm sure I'll pass.

• I'm worried about the exam results.

Kolega chce pożyczyć twój kalkulator. Co powiesz?

• Is it OK to lend a calculator?

• I'm afraid you can't. I'm using it right now.

• Yes, of course. I'll give you back your calculator.

• Can you lend me your calculator?