Post Wyświetl pojedynczy post autor: Handsome Boy » 12 kwie 2005, 18:01
Handsome Boy
Post Wyświetl pojedynczy post autor: Pisakk » 12 kwie 2005, 18:05
I can be his little helper!RoRo pisze: Tomusmc maybe you will be our teacher ?? Will you ??![]()
Pisakk
Post Wyświetl pojedynczy post autor: BUNCH » 12 kwie 2005, 18:12
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Post Wyświetl pojedynczy post autor: Handsome Boy » 12 kwie 2005, 18:14
Handsome Boy
Post Wyświetl pojedynczy post autor: BUNCH » 12 kwie 2005, 18:25
Did you say it: 'the popularest'?zawdi pisze:why everybody will ignore my previous post?? i have want to are you teacher!!
adn chinease is the popularest
BUNCH
Post Wyświetl pojedynczy post autor: maestro » 12 kwie 2005, 20:09
maestro
Post Wyświetl pojedynczy post autor: Pisakk » 12 kwie 2005, 20:31
Pisakk
Post Wyświetl pojedynczy post autor: maestro » 13 kwie 2005, 3:08
I know that... They are known for most of diligent students...Pisakk pisze: Maestro_ - those vacabularies and phrasal verbs that you wrote are not that uncommon as you think. I know all of them so I think that my English teacher knows them also
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Pisakk pisze:I have study(Maestro - tutaj się pomyliłeś. Trzeba użyć w tym wypadku 'Have study' bo tutaj mówisz o swoich doświadczeniach) English for about nine years now. In primary school I only had German language
German sucks I agree with that!!!
maestro
Post Wyświetl pojedynczy post autor: Pisakk » 13 kwie 2005, 8:36
You're right! It is very useful to know at least couple of them. So - learn guys, learn!maestro_ pisze:I know that... They are known for most of diligent students... I was jokingYou can even see " " I don't take for granted that they are all unknown for you or your teacher
but if someone wants to be a little bit sophisticated it is good to know how to use them in conversation... for example on our final exam
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it may be useful for someone who wants to impress his examiner...
If they are all known for you it's great!!
Yes! We both made a mistake. There should be 'have studied'maestro_ pisze:I know... I should have put in 'have' there... what a oversight...
but I do think you also made mistake, didn't you?? you should have wrote: "as uncommon as..." not "that uncommon as..." Am I right?? And there is one more think... In my opinion we both made the same mistake... there should be 'have studied'... Present Perfekt- have/ has + III forma... right?? maybe not... I'm not Englishman
Pisakk
Post Wyświetl pojedynczy post autor: BUNCH » 13 kwie 2005, 14:30
BUNCH
Post Wyświetl pojedynczy post autor: maestro » 13 kwie 2005, 15:21
I would say "Talk to him" but "Talk with him" is also correct I suppose... and You can't say for in this case...BUNCH pisze:Hey! I've got a good idea! Maybe we should invite Englishman here?
And talk with him very truly, solidly. Do you know someone such?
And talk with him very - with czy może for, jak ma być? Rozmawiac z kimś?
maestro
Post Wyświetl pojedynczy post autor: Pisakk » 14 kwie 2005, 14:00
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Post Wyświetl pojedynczy post autor: BUNCH » 09 cze 2005, 18:17
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Post Wyświetl pojedynczy post autor: Łukasz15 » 09 cze 2005, 19:06
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Post Wyświetl pojedynczy post autor: BUNCH » 09 cze 2005, 19:19
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