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Jerusalem (Jerozolima), Lisbon (Lizbona), London (Londyn), Milan (Mediolan), Moscow (Moskwa), Munich (Monachium), Naples (Neapol), New York (Nowy Jork), Paris (Paryż), Prague (Praga), Rome (Rzym), Vienna (Wiedeń), Warsaw (Warszawa), Washington (Waszyngton), Zurich (Zurych). Shall Przy pomocy słówka shall, po którym występuje czasownik w bezokoliczniku, wyrażamy propozycję zrobienia czegoś wspólnie z naszym rozmówcą. Shall we go into my office? (Pójdziemy do mnie do biura?) Shall we meet here? (Spotkamy się tutaj?) Ćwiczenia 1. Ułóż wypowiedzi w odpowiedniej kolejności tak, by powstał sensowny dialog. Klucz do ćwiczeń a. .... Excuse me, Im looking for Mr James Morgan. b. .... Ah, yes. How do you do Ms Johnson? c. .... Yes, four hours on a plane is much. Sorry, can I call you Monica? d. .... Yes, thats me. Can I help? e. .... How do you do? f. .... How was your journey? g. .... Sure. h. .... Good morning, Im Monica Johnson from N2 Ltd. i. .... The flight was OK but quite long. 2. Dopasuj wypowiedzi 1-5 do a-e tak, by utworzyć sensowne mini-dialogi. Klucz do ćwiczeń a. Is this your first time in London? b. When do you plan to go back? c. Did you have a good flight? d. You have a nice office. e. How is the weather in Munich? 1. .... Thank you, I like it too. 2. .... Yes, the plane was very comfortable. 3. .... Now its sunny but quite cold. 4. .... Yes, it is. Its a beautiful city. 5. .... My return flight is on Monday. Ułóż zdania z podanych poniżej słów. Klucz do ćwiczeń 1. Henry / me / please / call ....................... 2. Id like / to / Mr Jains / you / to / introduce ....................... 3. we / to / tonight/ shall / go / a restaurant ....................... ? 4. Warsaw /see / you / to / in / good ....................... ! 5. work / taxi / as / I / a / driver ....................... 4. Kto mówi poniższe zdania? Dopisz nazwy zawodów obok każdej wypowiedzi. Klucz do ćwiczeń 1. Thats ?, 50p change. Thank you! ... 2. You are in room 212. Its on the second floor. ... 3. Your homework is exercise 5 on page 21. ... 4. Ready to order, sir? Madam? ... 5. Thats a very bad cold. Here, take these pills twice a day. ... 5. Quiz - uzupełnij tabelkę wpisując w odpowiednie miejsca angielskie nazwy krajów, narodowości i miast. Klucz do ćwiczeń country nationality city 1. Russia 2. USA 3. Polish 4. Chinese 5. Budapest 6. Geneva 6. Dopasuj sytuacje a-e do propozycji 1-5. Klucz do ćwiczeń 1. I dont like this restaurant. 2. Oh, Im so thirsty. 3. is everybody here? 4. This is a very big factory. 5. Im afraid theres very little time left today. a. Shall we begin the meeting? b. Shall we have a drink? c. Shall we continue our conversation tomorrow? d. Shall we go somewhere else? e. Shall we visit the production line first? Dutch Jednym z najbardziej ,,ukochanych" narodów przez Anglików są Holendrzy. W języku angielskim istnieje wiele zwrotów odnoszących się do tej nacji, nie zawsze nacechowanych pozytywnie. Przykładowo, double Dutch (,,podwójny holenderski") to określenie niezrozumiałego języka, bełkotu, ,,chińszczyzny". Dutch courage (,,holenderska odwaga") oznacza jazdę po pijaku, Dutch concert (,,holenderski koncert") to inna nazwa na kakofonię dżwięków, a powiedzenie to be in Dutch oznacza ,,być w kłopotach". Oprócz tego, Lets go Dutch (,,Zróbmy to po holendersku") można użyć w restauracji - oznacza to, że nie ma sponsora i każdy płaci za siebie! 2. At the job centre JANICE: Good afternoon. Can I ask about job offers here? CLERK: Of course. What kind of job are you looking for? JANICE: A shop assistant would be perfect. Or something secretarial. CLERK: All right. Lets look at the How about this one? PMK and Partners - its for a receptionist. JANICE: What are the requirements? CLERK: It says the candidate must have good telephone skills and work on their own initiative. A good command of spoken and written English. Computer literacy useful but not essential. JANICE: And what would I have to do? CLERK: Nothing very demanding, from what I see. Meeting-greeting clients, typing, filing, JANICE: I see. Is there anything else? CLERK: A lot, but the offers are all similar. JANICE: What about advertisements for shop assistants? CLERK: Just a Heres something interesting. Its a fashion boutique - 35 hours per week, Monday to Friday, 10 to 6 JANICE: OK. How much do they offer? CLERK: The salary is ?15,000 per year plus commission on each item the client buys. JANICE: That sounds really promising. Do they provide training? CLERK: Yes, but previous experience is required and theyre also asking for references. JANICE: I worked as a shop assistant when I was a student. Ill give it a try. How do I apply? CLERK: Here you are, take this printout. Call the number at the bottom. JANICE: OK, thanks a lot. I hope they wont turn me CLERK: Youre welcome. Good