1
envious
1) ashamed
2) jealous
Jealous - zazdrosny
Ashamed - zawstydzony
cluttered
1) crowded
2) spacious
crowded - zatłoczony
cluttered - zagracony
spacious - przestronny
comprehensive
1) exhaustive
2) insufficient
exhaustive - wyczerpujący, kompletny
comprehensive - wyczerpujący, wszechstronny
insufficient - niewystarczający
temporary
1) long-lasting
2) short-term
short-term
despise
1) gardzić
2) unikać
Gardzić
Unikać - avoid
do the ironing
1) zetrzeć kurze
2) prasować
prasować
do the dusting - zetrzeć kurze
attend
1) próbować
2) uczęszczać, uczestniczyć
uczęszczać, uczestniczyć
Attempt - próbować
reckless
1) zdeterminowany
2) nierozważny
nierozważny - reckless
zdeterminowany - determined
My grandfather is someone I really _______ .
1) acknowledge
2) admire
admire - podziwiać
[acknowledge - zwracać uwagę, uznawać]
If you want to have your own place but you don't have enough cash to _______ a flat, you will need to take out a mortgage and pay it every month.
1) rent
2) purchase
purchase
Jack ______ me to become a lawyer.
1) inspired
2) admired
inspired
admire - podziwać
Becky has a very positive ______ on life so she sees the good in most things.
1) habit
2) outlook
outlook - perspektywę, spojrzenie
It's taking me ages to read this book but I will finish it ________.
1) entirely
2) eventually
3) immediately
eventually
Folding your own clothes _____________ . I would rather just leave them be.
1) out of order
2) is a tall order
3) appealing
is a tall order - trudne zadanie, ciężki problem
out of order - uszkodzone, nieczynne
appealing - kuszące
I was shocked when I found out that Kate ____ in one of the tests. It's not like her to copy someone else's answers.
1) failed
2) cheated
cheated
It takes two to have an argument but my sister never ________ anything and says that all our conflicts are my fault.
1) accepts the blame for
2) take advantage of
accepts the blame for something
take advantage of something - skorzystać z czegoś, wykorzystać coś
Fill out the blanks with an appropriate preposition:
1. I can't live ____ my water bottle.
2. I feel sorry ___ that family that had their home destroyed.
3. He is ___ his late forties, he's nearly 39.
1. without
2. for
3. in
Fill out the blanks with an appropriate preposition:
1. The rubbish bin is overflowing, you need to take ___ the rubbish.
2. You must tidy ___ before your friends get here.
3. You should put things away ___ order to please your parents.
1. out
2. up
3. in (order to do sth)
Fill out the blanks with an appropriate preposition:
1. When you want to speak you need to put __ your hand.
2. Our teacher won't be happy if you hand ___ your assignment late.
3. That's a shame he dropped ___ of school.
1. up
2. in
3. out
Fill out the blanks with an appropriate preposition:
1. I am ___ sick leave at the moment, so I don't work.
2. As a manager I am ___ charge of this whole project.
3. My older brother used to make fun ___ me by making jokes about my height.
1. on
2. in
3. of