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Not be bothered (infinitive) I can't be bothered to do my homework this evening. start learning
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It is bound to happen again if you don't try to change your habits. start learning
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At its height the American economy was one of the most successful of all time. start learning
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At that time, I still hadn ́t found out about his mental problems. start learning
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Ever since you told me the news, I can't think about anything else. start learning
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nie z from, z since
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I think you shall enjoy your life here for a long time to come. start learning
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nie: ever since
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When I have kids, I ́d love to live on the outskirts of the city. start learning
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Although they are divorced, they are still on good terms. start learning
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zwrot
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We ought to bear in mind the deadline when making our plan of action. start learning
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You ought to brace yourself for any issues that might come up. start learning
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For some people this means the end of a relationship, for others it does not. start learning
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zwrot
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Before we begin you need to pull yourself together and be ready to start. start learning
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I reckon the internet will stand the test of time. start learning
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show its value over a long period
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On average, people take about 4 months to prepare for the exam. start learning
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średnio
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As a result, we were late for the show and missed the first act. start learning
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w rezultacie
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All in all, the meeting went as had been planned. start learning
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I prefer to just go with the flow instead of trying to control everything. start learning
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let yourself be influenced by the environment popłynąć z prądem
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Instead of complaining about it, maybe you should look for a solution. start learning
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zamiast
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I was going to go out but I have changed my mind now. start learning
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zmienić zdanie
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As well as his lack of punctuality, he also reeks of alcohol. start learning
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3 słowa na a
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As long as he arrives on time, I don ́t mind what he does. start learning
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I would rather unwind by reading than disconnect by watching TV. start learning
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I regret not getting the job at the law firm. start learning
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żałować + struktura past
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Is it worth travelling to the west coast of the USA?. start learning
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być wartym
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As soon as you arrive, give me a call. start learning
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jak tylko
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By the time the bus left, I was already fast asleep. start learning
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do czasu, 3 słowa, jak w perfect
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I was on the point of dropping out of university when I was offered a scholarship, so I stayed. start learning
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It took ages to find a job in the end. start learning
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I was taken by surprise by her initial reaction. start learning
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z niespodzianką
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Could you come and visit me from time to time?. start learning
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nie as and when
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It is only a matter of time before you find a girlfriend. start learning
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At this point I was beginning to get frustrated. start learning
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I did an internship during which I made some useful contacts. start learning
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No longer am I going to wait for you to get ready. start learning
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The company is undergoing huge changes. start learning
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Part of running a company is leading the way by example. start learning
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Electric cars are in great demand nowadays. start learning
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zwrot z popytem
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I'm so sorry, I didn't do it on purpose. start learning
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I broke your vase by accident, please forgive me. start learning
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przez przypadek
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I am willing to try again if you give me the chance. start learning
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nie: would like to
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I was praised for being the best student on the programme. start learning
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Better/worse than expected The weather is going to be worse than expected. start learning
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not as good as first though lepsze / gorsze niż oczekiwane
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The pros and cons of being self-employed are debatable. start learning
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the advantages and disadvantages of
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If you can't arrive on time, you should get up earlier. start learning
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You should persist and go on and on. start learning
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Every now and then / again I get a little bit worried about my studies every now and again. start learning
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nie z from, as, on
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I was just about to say that! You tool the words out of my mouth. start learning
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nie z verge, brink
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In this day and age the job market is extremely competitive. start learning
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From day to day you seem to be getting lazier and lazier. start learning
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Sooner or later, you will have to tell him the news. start learning
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prędzej czy później
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I will get paid any day now. start learning
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It seems like ages ago since we last spoke. start learning
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It is about time you got a job and moved out of your parent's house. start learning
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I seem to be improving day by day. start learning
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nie z little
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Little by little you will recover from your injury and the accident. start learning
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nie ze step
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We must do the shopping and last by not least, take the dog for a walk. start learning
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at the end but not less important
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You are not allowed to do that, it'́s against the law. start learning
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wbrew prawu
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We arrived home safe and sound at around 8pm. start learning
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He is quite lazy, in fact, I am thinking of firing him. start learning
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dwa słowa, i f
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What do you do? In terms of work, I mean. start learning
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3 słowa
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In relation to the meeting yesterday, we need to check out your progress in the company. start learning
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zwrot zaczyna się od "in"
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I am reluctant to take up a new hobby. start learning
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opierać się, zwrot
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On account of the weather, the trip shall be cancelled. start learning
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3 słowa, nie z due
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He was at fault for the error. start learning
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nie z blame
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My teacher dropped a hint that the exam would be tough. start learning
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dać wskazówkę
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The vase just slipped out of my hand. start learning
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nie z fall
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As far as I know, we will need to replace the motor. start learning
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na ile wiem
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The project resulted in us having to repeat almost all of the investigation. start learning
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We ought to take care of ourselves. start learning
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Do you go to work on foot?. start learning
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na nogach
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It is similar to what happened yesterday. start learning
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być podobnym do -doslownie
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Could you take a look at my bike, please?. start learning
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rzucić okiem
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He seemed as though he were uninterested. start learning
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By chance, they had the exact thing I was looking for. start learning
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By no means is he the strongest candidate. start learning
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w żadnym razie, wręcz przeciwnie
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Owing to delays on line 3, you ought to try and take a bus. start learning
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na o
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I enjoy working by myself more than in a team. start learning
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I learned German in no time. start learning
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nie z day
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He is very determined, a means by which he always achieves successful results. start learning
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I don't want to take any chances on the deadline. start learning
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nie z risk
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The film takes place in Tokyo. start learning
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z take
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As it happens, I have met you before. start learning
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trzy słowa
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At a guess, I would say that the play will last for 4 hours. start learning
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It so happens that I speak fluent Spanish. start learning
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tak się składa że
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That makes sense since you used to work in the USA. start learning
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I can't make up my mind what to order. start learning
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z phrasalem
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By all accounts he is one of the best lecturers in the field. start learning
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We must pay attention to the teacher. start learning
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I don't see the point in learning Catalan. start learning
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not understand the logic behind nie widzieć sensu w
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Have (little/no) difficulty in I have difficulty in learning phrasal verbs. start learning
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The benefits of having good language skills are endless. start learning
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korzyść z
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On balance, I think you ought to practise every day to improve. start learning
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dwa słowa, nie z sum
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The downside of being so intelligent is that most other people seem a little dim. start learning
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I am in two minds on whether to order the fish or a salad. start learning
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nie z torn, fence
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In a nutshell, you could either order by phone or online. start learning
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jak na obrazku
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I am not up to date with the gossip in our office. start learning
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I sort of enjoy spending time at the beach. start learning
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coś jak kind of
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Why do you like eating chocolate? I'm not sure, just because. start learning
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not reason behind something nie z point
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Just in case you need any information, you can visit our website. start learning
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na wypadek
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Under no circumstances should you be late for the exam. start learning
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It is in your interest to attend the meeting. start learning
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w twoim interesie
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Had better (bare infinitive) We had better set off early if we want to arrive on time. start learning
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nie ought to
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Get something across to someone It can sometimes be difficult to get your point across to someone else. start learning
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z phrasalem z get
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I placed the blame on one of my employees. start learning
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You can go ahead and continue with your studies if you like. start learning
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phrasal
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You are much more capable of learning a language than you think. start learning
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You should not take your friends for granted. start learning
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brać za pewnik
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I would book beforehand if I were you. start learning
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I have no recollection of that happening. start learning
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