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zapoczątkować
start learning
to usher in
dziesięć lat
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a decade
okres
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a peroid
nadążać
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to keep up
przeglądać, przerzucać strony
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to leaf through
wcześniejszy
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previous
jeszcze jeden
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yet another
coraz więcej
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more and more (-ing)
obciążony
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weighted down
tom
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a volume
kupować
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to purchase, to acquire
dosłownie
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literally, virtually
czytanie na tabletach itp
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e-reading
do czytania ebooków
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an ebook reader
luksusowy przedmiot
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a luxury item
przedmiot mieszczący się w ręce
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a handheld device
ściągać
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to download
wgrywać
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to upload
blask, oślepiające światło
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a glare
być pod wpływem
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to be influenced by, to be affected by
usterka, wada
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a fault
czucie fizyczne
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a sensation
pomysł
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an idea, a concept
wzrosnąć o
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to increase by
wydać, opublikować
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to publish
zagrożenie dla
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a threat to sth
ponury
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gloomy
przewidywanie
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a prediction
przepołowić, uciąć w połowie
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to halve
zmienić, przekształcić
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to convert to sth
najnowocześniejszy
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state-of-the-art
ważny przez
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valid for
głosować na
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to vote for
przyzwyczaić się do
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to get use to -ing
zainteresowanie czymś
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interest in
przynajmniej
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at least
brak czegoś
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a lack of
wymienić coś na coś
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to exchange sth for sth
zaspokajać potrzeby
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to make so's needs, to cater for so's needs
gazeta
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a broadsheet
analiza (y)
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an analysis, analyses
plotki
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gossip
plotkarze
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gosspis
rzucić okiem na
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to glance at
nieumiejący pisać
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illiterate
nieumiejący liczyć
start learning
innumerate
datowany na
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to date back to
obieg
start learning
a circulation
grać ważną rolę
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to play an important role/part
sekretarka
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a personal assistant
pracujący w pełnym wymiarze godzin
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nine-to-fivers
artykuły spożywcze
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groceries
bladym świtem
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at the crack of dawn
całą dobę
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round the clock
w dobrym stanie fizycznym i psychicznym
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well-being
być odpornym na
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to be immune (resistant) to
odporność
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an immunity
czujność
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alertness
przypadkowo
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random
pozbawić kogoś czegoś
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to deprive so of sth
podjąć ryzyko
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to run the risk of
podatny na
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prone to
zmęczenie
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a fatigne
wrzody
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ulcer
bóle mięśni
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muscular pains
infekcja wirusowa
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a viral infection
przechytrzyć
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to outsmart
układ pokarmowy
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a digestive system
krwiobieg
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a bloodstream
współgrać
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to be in tune with
(nie)przewidywalny
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(un)predictable
na dłuższą metę
start learning
in the long run
naprawić
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to mend
rytm dobowy
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a circadian rhythm
niespokojny, zatroskany
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anxious
prowadzić do
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to lead to
astma
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an asthma
bezsenność
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an insomia, a sleeplessness
katar sienny
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a hay fever
naciągnięty mięsień
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a pulled muscule
wzdęty brzuch
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a bloated stomach
mdłości
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a nausea
zawroty głowy
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a dizziness
skurcz
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a cramp, a contraction
rzęzić
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to wheeze
ziewać
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to yawn
cieknący nos
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a runny nose
bolące oczy
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sore eyes
kichanie
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a sneezing
niestrawność
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an indigestion
trądzik
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an acne
udar słoneczny
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a heatstroke
ból gardła
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a sore throat
krwawienie z nosa
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a nose bleed
temblak
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a sling
rwący ból głowy
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a splitting headache
podbite oko
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a black eye
skręcony nadgarstek, kostka
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twisted (sprained) wrist, ankle
choroba lokomocyjna
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motion, travel sickness
zatrucie pokarmowe
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a food poisoning
sowa
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an owl
skowronek
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a lark
naśladować kogoś
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to do an impression of so
robić wrażenie
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to make an impression on so
waga
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a scales
strzykawka
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a syringe
termometr
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a thermometer
wesoły
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cheerful
towarzyski
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sociable
wrażliwy
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sensitive
niecierpliwy
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impatient
urazy
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injuries
chorować na
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to suffer from
siniak
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a bruise
pływanie kajakiem
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a kanooing
z powodu
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on account of
lubić coś
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to be fond of
wejść/ wyjść na pokład
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to get on/off
wejść/ wyjść do samochodu
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to get into/out of
być spóźnionym do
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to be late for
nie mieć zamiaru
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to have no intention of
nalegać na
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to insist on
wzrost czegoś
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an increase in
mieć wkład, przyczyniać się do
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to contribute to
kto rano wstaje temu pan bóg daje
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early to bed early to rise makes a man healthy, wealthy, and wise
pieszo
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on foot
teczka
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a briefcase
zmieniać
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to alter
w tle
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in the background
na pierwszym planie
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in the foreground
w prawym, dolnym rogu
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in the bottom right-hand corner
rozwiązanie
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a solution to
utrzymać
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to maintain
żenujący
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embarrassing
nie ruszaj się
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hold still
cel podróży
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a destination
charakterystyczny
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distinctive
odległy
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remote
niezapomniany
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unforgettable
delikatny
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fragile
gospodarz
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a host
krytykować
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to have a go at so
próbować
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to have a go at sth
I ate my lunch too fast and now I've got a stomach ache. I'm........ because I ate my lunch too fast. INDIGESTION
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I am suffering from indigestion because I ate my lunch too fast.
Accidents just seem to happen to him, so I'm not surprised he's in hospital. He's really........, so I'm not surprised he's in hospital. PRONE
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He's really prone to accidents, so I'm not surprised he's in hospital.
Watching documentaries about endangered animals always makes me feel sad. I always........ watch documentaries about endangered animals. DEPRESSED
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I always feel depressed after watch documentaries about endangered animals.
Simon was late for work because there was a train strike. Simon was late........ a train strike. ACCOUNT
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Simon wa late for work on account of a train strike.
Ann likes chocolate a lot. Ann........ chocolate. FOND
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Ann is very fond of chocolate.
He did not intend to leave before he finished the report.He........ before he finished the report. INTENTION
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He had no intention of leaving before he finished the raport.
You should stop smoking. You........ smoking. GIVE
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You should give up smoking.
Stan didn't do what he had promised to do. Stan........ word. WENT
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Stan went back on his word.
They will have to think of a way to solve the problem soon. They will have........ a way to solve the problem soon. COME
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They will have to come up with a way to solve the problem soon.
The number of people working at the company has been cut in half since February. The number of people working at the company........ since February. HALVED
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The number of the people working at the company has been halved since February.
To many people, this means that a new type of computer game is coming. To many people, this means........ a new type of computer game. ARRIVAL
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To many pepole, this means the arrival of a new type of computer game.
Electroning publishing is an industry that is growing very fast at the moment. Electroning publishing........ at the present time. BOOMING
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Elecroning publishing is a booming industry at the present time.
Would you like to replace your newspaper with a computer screen? Would you like to........ a computer screen? EXCHANGE
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Would you like to exchange your newspaper for computer screen?
Many expersts say that electronic books will be used much more in the future. Experts........ more and more people will use electronic books in the future. PREDICTING
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Experts are predicting that more and more people will use electronic books in the future.
In the future, the Internet will provide for the needs of more users than ever before. In the future, the Internet will........ than ever before. CATER
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In the future, the Internet will cater for more users than ever before.
IDM lubić słodycze
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to have a sweet tooth
IDM wyrzucić z siebie, ulżyć sobie
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to get sth off your chest
IDM rozgryźć, wpaść na coś
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to put your finger on
IDM mieć mocne nerwy, nie mdleć na widok krwi
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to have a strong stomach
IDM czuć w kościach
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to feel it in your bones
IDM przypisywać komuś czyjeś słowa
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to put words into so's mouth
IDM przełamywać lody
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to break the ice
IDM nie móc usiedzieć w miejscu
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to have itchy feet
IDM strzał w dziesiątkę
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to hit the jackpot
IDM improwizować
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to play it by ear
IDM przykuć uwagę
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to catch the so's eye
IDM kręcić nosem
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to turn so's nose up
IDM mieć dobre wyczucie, gust
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to have a good eye for
IDM patrzeć na kogoś z góry
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to look down so's nose at
IDM zamienić się w słuch
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to be all ears
IDM nie tak łatwe jak się wydaje
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there is more to it than meets the eye
IDM niedoświadczony
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to be wet behind the ears
IDM za dużo
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to pay through the nose
IDM przed nosem
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under so's nose
It was wrong of him not to tell us as soon as he found out.He........ as soon as he found it. SHOULD
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He should have told us as soon as he found out.
Anna didn't go to hospital; it was only a minor injury. Anna........ to hospital; it was only a minor injury. HAVE
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Anna cannot have gone to hospital; it was only a minor injury.
It isn't necessary to make an appointment - come in any time tomorrow morning. You........ an appointment - come in any time tomorrow morning. NEED
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You need not make an appointment - come in any time tomorrow morning.
His speech had an effect on everyone who was there. His speech........ everyone who was there. IMPRESSION
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His speech made an impression on everyone who was there.
Patients must be accompanied by a nurse when they leave the ward. Patients........ the ward unless accompanied by a nurse. ALLOWED
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Patients are not allowed to leave the ward unless accompanied by a nurse.
You mustn't reveal the secret to anybody. You aren't allowed to........ to anybody. AWAY
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You aren't allowed to give away the secret to anybody.
"I feel better after taking medicine," said Steven. Steven said that taking the medicine........ good. HAD
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Steven said that taking the medicine had made him feel good.
Although the family were poor, they were very happy. Despite........, the family were very happy. RICH
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Despite not being rich, the family were very happy.
Do you think Frank is going to come tonight? Do you think Frank........ tonight UP
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Do you think Frank is going to turn up tonight?
Disney Studios produce a fantastic animated film every couple of years. Every couple of years........ a fantastic animated film. OUT
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Every couple of years Disney Studios turn out a fantastic animated film.
Chloe was completely fooled by the practical joke they played on her. Chloe........ the practical joke they played on her. TAKEN
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Chloe was completely taken in by the practical joke they played on her.
We enjoyed the film even though it got poor reviews. We enjoyed the film........ reviews. SPITE
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We enjoyed the film in spite of the poor reviews.
Jim has known how to drive since last August. By next August, Jim........ one year. DRIVING
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By next August, Jim will have been driving for one year.
Sally was the only one who didn't enjoy the film. Everyone........ Sally. APART
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Everyone enjoyed the film apart from Sally.
The article she is writing will be finished by three o'clock. She........ the article by three o'clock. HAVE
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She will have finished writing the article by three o'clock.
I don't think John is still at work. I think John........ now. WILL
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I think John will have left work now.

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