A: Użyj wyrazów w nawiasach w odpowiedniej formie aby utworzyć logiczne i w pełni poprawne zdania bądź pytania. Możesz użyć maksymalnie trzech wyrazów.

1. Yesterday I (watch) ................ a film when my mum came into
my room and told me to do my homework.
2. John loves his dog but he doesn’t allow (it/jump) ………………………………………………..
onto his bed.
3. I (not go/ski) ............................. last winter because my leg was broken.
4. How many books (you/read)................. since we last met?
5. If I were you, I (talk)................ to Sue about it.
6. They (not/be).................. to a disco before.
7. I (shop) in town when I saw the demonstration.
8. Don’t you think that Martin Luther King was (important)
……………………………………………….. person in American history?
9. My brother (enjoy/read) ……………………………………………….. about people who have changed the world.
10. My sister would (love/be) ……………………………………………….. a great politician in the future.

B: Przetłumacz wyrażenia w nawiasie na j. angielski tak aby otrzymać logiczne i gramatycznie poprawne zdania. Użyj maksymalnie trzech wyrazów.
1. (Ile pieniędzy) ................did you take with you?
2. Excuse me, I have (kilka)............................. questions about your newest
film.
3. Excuse me, do you happen to know where (jest szpital) …………………………………………...
?
4. He published his first book when he (miał 13 lat) ……………………………………………... .
5. Lech Poznań (nie przegrał) .......................... any matches this season yet.
6. She doesn’t know what (jest godzina)......................... I’ve already
asked her.
7. He was the (pierwszym piłkarzem, który)..................... scored so
many goals in one match.
8. Maria Curie-Skłodowska (słynie z)............... discovering two
chemical elements.
9. Gdańsk is situated (na północy)............................. of Poland.
10.(Obawiam się).................... that I can’t help you.