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during the break (more formal) / in the break (less formal) I might answer a quick call in the break if it's urgent. I usually catch up on emails during the break.
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Mogłam stracić ząb. (ale nie straciłam) start learning
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I could have lost my tooth.
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Mogłeś do mnie zadzwonić. (ale nie zadzwoniłeś) start learning
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You could have called me.
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Mogłeś uczyć się więcej. (ale nie uczyłeś się) start learning
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Myślę, że powinieneś ... (rada) start learning
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Musiałem ... (polecenie / rozkaz) start learning
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Uważam, że on powinien przeprosić swoich rodziców. start learning
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I think he should apologise TO his parents.
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My musimy pojechać do Warszawy w piątek. start learning
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We have to go to Warsaw on Friday.
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My musieliśmy sprzedać naszego psa. start learning
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My wciąż czekamy na jej odpowiedź. start learning
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We are still waiting for her answer / reply.
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Ona nie jest Polką, prawda? start learning
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She isn't Polish, is she?
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On nie pracuje w Wilnie, prawda? start learning
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He doesn't work in Vilnius, does he?
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Wczoraj było zimno, prawda? start learning
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It was cold yesterday, wasn't it?
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Wczoraj wieczorem on poszedł na imprezę, prawda? start learning
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He went to the party last night, didn't he?
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Ty czekałeś na przystanku, prawda? start learning
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You were waiting AT the bus stop, weren't you?
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