A B C D
Tony is disappointed to have lost the match but he will ........ over in time.
A. GET B.LOOK C.STAND D.TAKE
GET
I found this article while I was doing my project.
came across
I ............this word in a magazine.
FOUND BY CHANCE
CAME ACROSS
disappoint by not doing what was promised
let down
It took me a long time...............(aby pokonać chorobę/wyzdrowieć z choroby)
to get over my illness
natknąć się na coś przez przypadek
COME ACROSS
Try to ........... a “task analysis”.
A. get out
B. figure out
C. carry out
D. speak out
carry out
Please complete the application form.
fill in/ out - wypełnić
What are you ............... exactly?
SUGGESTING
GETTING AT
find in a dictionary
look up
The bus ............(wysadził uczniów) outside the school.
dropped off the students
zdarzyć się
COME ABOUT
Let’s ........ the details.
A. go through
B.run through
C. see through
D. jump through
B. run through
The police are investigating the robbery.
looking into
I won’t ........ this behaviour any longer!
STAND FOR
look after a child until it becomes an adult
bring up
We’re trying to ....... (poradzić sobie z problemem)
NOT deal with
sort out the problem
odziedziczyć / dostać w spadku
COME INTO
When I laughed, everyone ..........
A. turned in
B. headed for
C. joined in
D. ran into
C. joined in
The digital revolution has caused profound changes in our society.
bring (something) about -
cause to happen
Anna ........... her mother.
She has her eyes and chin.
TAKES AFTER
criticize angrily
tell someone off
The book was ...... (opublikowana w ostatni weekend).
brought out last weekend/ came out last weekend
być skrytykowanym/ obwinionym
His proposals have come in for a great deal of criticism.
Tom is ..............trouble.
A. heading for
B. heading to
C. heading after
D. looking after
heading for
A week after the war started, Jim was ordered into military service.
call someone up -
order into military service
We have to ............... the
match because of bad weather.
put off
don’t do something/ skip
miss out / leave out
You haven’t .............(wziąłeś pod uwagę kosztów) of all materials.
allowed for the cost
przyczynić się do czegoś
In the end, this problem comes down to overpopulation.
Tom explains that bad weather always ...... his illness..
A. allows for
B. runs into
C. brings on
D. breaks down
BRING ON - powodować, wywoływać
Maria inherited a lot of money after her grandma died last year.
come into - inherit
Our teacher ..............us..............
because we were noisy.
told us off
give it to the teacher
give in
He .................. (zasnął natychmiast)
after the party.
NOT fall asleep
dropped off immediately
udać się/ w znaczeniu, że coś nam się powiedzie, uda
Everyone is hoping that the new plan will come off.