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Schools break up for the summer holidays on the 20th of June. start learning
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The fire broke out on the second floor of the buliding. start learning
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She was brought up by her grandma. start learning
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The two countries broke off their diplomatic start learning
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Neil was reading the newspaper when he came across an article about an old friend of his. start learning
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Liz has come up with an excellent solution to our problem. start learning
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John is ill, he has come/gone down with chickenpox. start learning
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It's cold today, so make sure you do up your coat. start learning
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I could really do with a cup of coffee right now. start learning
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You should cut down on sweets. start learning
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Do you think they are going to get away with their crime again? start learning
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I get on with Alice really well. She is such a friendly girl. start learning
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It took Tony a long time to get over his illness. start learning
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The plans for the new sports centre fell through. start learning
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wzięły w leb/ legły w gruzach
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The fire was giving off a lot of heat. start learning
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He went back on his word again. I don't think I will trust him. start learning
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I'm afraid there won't be enough food to go round. start learning
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rozprowadzić (rozdawać jedzenie)
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The bad weather held up the departure of the plane for a couple of hours. start learning
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They built a fence so that people would keep off their land. start learning
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Since it was his first offence, they let him off with a caution. start learning
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The police are looking into the theft at the school. start learning
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prowadzą śledztwo w sprawie
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She's so arrogant. She always seems to be looking down on the rest of us. start learning
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patrzeć z góry, pogardzać
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Let's put off our trip to the countyside until the weather improves. start learning
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He made up an excuse but I'm sure nobody believed him. start learning
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Her dad waas away on business on her birthday but he made up for it bringing her back some beautiful presents. start learning
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zadośćuczynił/wynagrodził za
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It took the firefighters about two hours to put out the fire. start learning
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I don't think I'm going to put up with her complaining any longer. start learning
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I could see the sign but I couldn't make out exactly what it said. start learning
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The thieves made away with 20.000 $. start learning
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He set up his own business when he was 23. start learning
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We went to the airport to see Gill off. start learning
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start learning
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It was difficult. We kept running up against unexpected problems. start learning
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zderzyliśmy się z, napotkaliśmy
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Gary's in hospital. He was run over by a car. start learning
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They want them to turn out high quality products. start learning
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