Czenglish 31-60
Vytažené věty z Czenglish 31-60, odpověď W(wrong) nebo R(right).
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- John Updike? Who wouldn't like to meet him? (= Everyone would like to meet him).
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- What do we see in the picture?
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- Before sixty years, things were very different.
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- Our parents came to visit on Sunday,
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- The castle and the cathedral are among the main points of interest.
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- I know how to cook some ordinary dishes.
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- At first the job seemed to be fun.
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- The man in the picture can be a pensioner.
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- Gossips should be fined for the unhappines they cause.
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- I'd like to meet a man who is/was cleverer than me.
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- Last summer I was on a brigade in Southern Bohemia.
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- The town has three theatres and two concert halls. In addition, there are more than twenty cinemas.
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- I can say that it was very expensive.
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- She's perhaps/maybe 18 or 19.
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- Take care not to say anything controversial.
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- I must go now or I won't come home before midnight.
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- Let's drink a toast to the newlyweds.
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- We need some people for a brigade this Saturday.
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- I discussed these mistakes with my French teacher.
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- Meeting the President was an experience I shall never forget.
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- There's not enough room in the dormitory. (AmE).
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- Her father's a taller man.
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- What's the news?
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- We went with my girlfriend to the Tatras.
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- You should visit our country some day.
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- They wait for willing victims to tell their stories to.
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- That firm is our newest English customer/client/supplier.
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- Can you look after Johnny while I pop down to the shop?
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- We spent three hours in the pub with Mirek and Honza.
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- Cats and lions both belong to the same family of mammals.
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- What can you see in the picture?
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- Perhaps someone will object that it isn't true.
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- By 1960 the town was very prosperous, but sixty years before, things had been very different.
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- She was dressed in pink colour.
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- Kubista belonged to the Eight, the group of avantgarde Czech artists founded in 1907.
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- He's been taking the medicine for a longer period of time.
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- I asked my French teacher about these mistakes.
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- He's been taking the medicine for a rather long time.
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- We don't usually quarrel with my sister.
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- I went to the theatre last night with my family.
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- The man in the picture could be a pensioner.
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- He's had a lot of experience (with handicapped children).
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- I don't like living in the hall(s) of residence/in hall/in the hall(s).
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- Try to take more care when you do your homework.
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- Let me give you some advice/a bit of advice.
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- He didn't come - or better to say, he didn't come in time.
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- He's a student in my year.
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- English became to be influenced by French.
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- At the beginning of the century, this was not a common thing to do.
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- Can you imagine a country where no one would like music?
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- The university consists of several older buildings.
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- His behaviour caused that we disliked him more and more.
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- I think he's enjoying himself here (in the Czech Republic).
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- Do you have any other shoes? - None that would be any bigger.
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- That's the usual way of getting there.
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- Let's drop in on Jane and have a good gossip.
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- The accident meant that I couldn't play any more hockey.
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- It's very comfortable living so close to the shops.
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- Those new measures should take care of the problems we've been having.
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- The swimming instructor shouted at us a lot.
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- He's one of the most influential people in that/his field.
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- The state should care for the old and sick.
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- I wonder if you would be so kind as to take your feet off the desk?
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- She may/might be about 18 or 19.
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- We decided to redecorate the room in green.
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- The waiter became to be nervous.
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- The (rest of the) family went to the theatre last night (but I stayed at home).
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- She's a girl/woman from the office.
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- It was an ordinary sweater, nothing special.
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- Capek belongs to/among the best-known Czech writers.
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- My parents came to visit on Sunday.
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- John always brings uninvited guests to our parties. Besides, he's usually drunk.
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- Does his name belong on this list?
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- English came to be influenced by French.
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- What'll I do?They've just told me I won't be able to stay in the hostel next year.
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- To get the job you'd need five years' teaching experience.
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- At best they only get a flat after ten years.
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- Don't be impatient, I'm coming.
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- I wonder if you could ring me up on Monday.
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- The school went hop-picking.
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- Eva and I first met at nursery school and we soon became an inseparable couple.
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- I think this book belongs to Peter.
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- He caused them to be put to death.
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- In case it isn't too late, the kids are allowed to watch TV.
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- There's a beautiful fountain in the square.
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- She always had good luck.
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- She especially wanted to see our town, Brno.
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- This causes that people are unable to work very hard.
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- "Mike! He's trying to kill you!" she cried.
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- We have received your order of 23 January. (we = representatives of a firm).
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- It causes that you lose your friends.
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- Eva and I first met at nursery school and we soon became an inseparable pair.
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- It was a common sweater, nothing special.
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- Our family went to the theatre last night.
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- I want the house to be properly cared about while we're away.
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- There's no woman in the world who wouldn't love jewellery.
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- The blue colours in the painting are lovely.
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- I know how to cook some common dishes.
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- This is in case you should have no money.
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- I had everything I needed - paints, brushes, rollers.
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- I don't like it a bit.
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- They're building a lot of new student/students' hostels.
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- It is usual for parents nowadays to spoil their children.
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- This results in your losing your friends.
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- I consulted these mistakes with my French teacher.
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- We have a lovely Baroque church in Křtiny.
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- Students are often guided by their colleagues' opinions.
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- Let's go to John's.
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- Would you like some fried bread with garlic rubbed on?
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- Do you think he cares (about) whether we pass or fail?
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- There's not a single person here who hasn't read that book.
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- It was a bit of a dull lecture.
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- He didn't come - or rather, he didn't come in time.
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- Would you mind giving the letter to Jane?
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- In our town there's a lovely Baroque church.
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- It was a rather dull lecture.
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- That's a very comfortable chair.
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- Granny does all the easy homework.
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- I don't belong to those people who like celebrating New Year's Eve.
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- Should ordinary people be allowed to carry guns?
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- He's someone I study with.
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- There are a lot of old castles in our country.
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- That's the ordinary way of getting there.
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- This causes you to lose friends.
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- What did you do in the holidays? I had/got a summer job in Southern Bohemia.
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- We hoped you might be so kind and let us your flat for a week.
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- I don't care about other people's opinion.
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- Suddenly she saw him coming towards her.
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- There are too many chiefs and not enough Indians.
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- We decided to redecorate the room in green colour.
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- Mary has a good knowledge of French.
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- I'm going there with one of my classmates.
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- Students are often guided by the opinions of other students.
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- I was so surprised that I wanted to cry, but I couldn't.
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- Last summer I had a job in Southern Bohemia.
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- John Updike? Who doesn't enjoy his work? (= Everyone enjoys it).
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- She has a bit curved back.
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- I had many interesting experiences during my holiday in Rumania.
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- I don't know anyone who likes that kind of music.
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- I'm just going to my parents'.
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- I must go now or I won't get (back) home before midnight.
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- Our mother usually bakes a cake for my birthday.
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- They've bought a lot of new equipment recently.
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- I'll ring you up when I get to Prague.
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- He's one of the most influential people in that branch.
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- He had them put to death.
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- The swimming instructor cried at us a lot.
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- In the square you/one can see a beautiful fountain.
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- We took some food in case there weren't any shops there.
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- The main points of interest include the castle and the cathedral.
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- My wife's/husband's parents/My in-laws came to visit on Sunday.
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- Someone may object that it isn't true.
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- I know how to cook some usual dishes.
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- The university consists of several fairly old buildings.
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- He wanted to see people in costumes from various parts of our country.
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- This spaghetti of yours is delicious.
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- I had everything I needed - colours, brushes, rollers.
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- There isn't a woman in the world who doesn't love jewelery.
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- I want the house to be properly looked after while we're away.
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- I don't like my husband's boss.
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- He had to take care for his nephew.
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- I don't like living in the college.
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- Her father is a tallish man.
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- At school you usually try to find someone to share your interests.
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- I've never had a teacher who used those kinds of methods.
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- We hoped you might be kind enough to lend us your flat for a week.
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- We took some food for the case there wouldn't be any shops there.
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- Put all my luggage over there.
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- Mike's an old schoolfriend of mine.
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- Suddenly she saw him going towards her.
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- What caused him to say something so silly?
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- What made him say something so silly?
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- The town has three theatres and two concert halls. Besides there are more than twenty cinemas.
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- The accident caused that I couldn't play any more hockey.
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- That's surprising news.
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- The school went on a hop-picking brigade.
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- Is there anyone here who can/will help me?
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- You don't really care for her, do you?
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- He caused that they were put to death.
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- I'm too tired to go for a walk. And besides, it's awfully hot outside.
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- This is in case you don't have any money.
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- Working is the usual way of making money.
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- Please be so kind and give this letter to Jane.
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- Anyone can become President.
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- There's a lovely Baroque church in my hometown/the town I live/the town where I live/the town I come from.
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- He had to take care of his nephew.
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- The typewriter should work fine now, as long as you take proper care of it.
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- Have you seen anything that interests you?
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- Come here at once.
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- Someone else will have to take care about the children.
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- I'm going there with one of the students in my year/a girl I study with.
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- In the square we can see a beautiful fountain.
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- The world's population has increased greatly in our century.
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- The accident kept me from playing any more hockey.
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- I'm going to take off all the wallpaper in the flat.
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- I had a temporary job at the post office.
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- At school you usually try to find someone whou would share your interests.
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- In the best case, they only get a flat after ten years.
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- We need some people to help clean up the park this Saturday.
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- Could you please put out the light?
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- This year we have far too many lectures, and so I have no free time.
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- I've never had a teacher who would use those kinds of methods.
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- His knowledge was amazing.
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- The book was written by a man who teaches/who's on the staff with me at Brno University.
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- They wanted some information from me.
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- I think he's enjoying himself in our country.
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- This caused the tower to fall.
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- My family and I went to the theatre last night.
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- One of the boys in my class stole it.
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- The blues in the painting are lovely.
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- It's hard work to stop smoking.
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- Before the Second World War, things were very different.
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- I thought that it was/I found it very expensive.
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- He's a man I work with.
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- I wanted to ask you if you could take care of my budgie.
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- We won' get there before noon.
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- If I were you, I'd consult a doctor about those pains.
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- I'd like to meet a man who would be cleverer than me.
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- We mince the meat twice in the mincer.
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- This caused that the tower fell.
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- There's not a single person here who wouldn't have read that book.
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- It was really great fun to see him so drunk.
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- Do you think you could ask him if it's ready?
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- My girlfriend and I went to the Tatras.
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- It was good fun going to the fair with Jerry.
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- Ted Williams is a very reliable business contact.
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- You can sleep at our place, if you like.
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- To the main points of interest belong the castle and the cathedral.
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- She was a common woman who lived a common life.
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- If you don't know what it means, you should consult a dictionary.
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- Capek is one of the best-known Czech writers.
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- You should visit the Czech Republic some day.
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- Be careful with that knife/axe.
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- It was a bit dull lecture.
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- Take an umbrella with you in case it rains/should rain.
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- The town has three theatres and two concert halls. Besides these (facilities), there are more than twenty cinemas.
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- Her father said he'd take care of the children's education.
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- Would you care for some tea?
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- In the case the weather is bad, you should take an umbrella with you.
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- There'll be a lot of people in your branch/field of studies at this conference.
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- The waiter became nervous.
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- She cares a great deal about her students.
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- John Updike? Who wouldn't have heard of him?
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- Lucy is in town, doing her shopping.
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- The town has three theatres and two concert halls, and there are also more than twenty cinemas.
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- The world's population has increased greatly in this/the present/the twentieth century.
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- His behaviour made us dislike him even more.
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- If I come to Prague next week, I'll ring you up.
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- I'm not one of those people who like celebrating New Year's Eve.
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- He wanted to see people in costumes from various parts of the country.
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- This is Peter - we were at school/university together
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- The (various) shades of blue in the painting are lovely.
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- Students should work together in couples.
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- Is there anyone here who would help me?
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- That explanation, my dear, is complete nonsense.
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- Though John and Robert are business partners, they have very few interests in common outside their firm.
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- I don't like my husband's chief.
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- My sister and I don't usually quarrel.
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- Everyone's hungry, so let's make a lot of toast.
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- This is for the case when you won't have any money.
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- It was very expensive.
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- She especially wanted to see Brno.
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- I don't know anyone who would like that kind of music.
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- When she learned she had failed the exam, she burst out crying.
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- We don't like your teaching. (we = students/pupils of a class).
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- I wish you'd be more carefulwith the dishes when you're doing the washing-up.
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- Be careful not to ask him about his wife.
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- She's got a slightly curved back.
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- We can say that it's cheaper to travel in Bulgaria than in Rumania.
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- Do you have any other shoes? - None that are any bigger.
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- We won't come there before noon.
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- I worked on a brigade at the post office.
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- We won the match against Germany. (we = Englismen x you - foreigner)
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- I wanted to ask you if you'd be so and take of my budgie.
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- It's common nowadays for parents to spoil their children.
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- Someone can object that it isn't true.
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- I found out some (useful) information about his background.
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- They wait for willing victims to whom they would tell their stories.
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- We don't use the word in that sense. (we = English speakers).
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- I'll look after any other expenses you might have.
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- We would appreciate an early reply.
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- This leads to people being unable to work very hard.
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- My father was always giving me advice.
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- The desk belongs over there by the window.
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- John Updike? Who hasn't heard of him? (= Everyone has heard of him).
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- Should common people be allowed to carry guns?
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- Can you imagine a country where no one likes/liked music?
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- This year we have far too many lectures, and I can say that I have no free time.
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- Mince the meat twice in the mincer.
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- The book was written by a colleague of mine from Brno University.
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- I was so surprised that I wanted to cry out, but I couldn't.
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- Do you belong to the choir?
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- Have you seen anything that would interest you?
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- The teacher gave us a lot of homework tonight.
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- Go away.
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- There are a lot of old castles in this country.
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- When will you be getting to Prague?
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- The book was written by a friend of mine from Brno University.
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- In case of accident, break the glass and leave the bus.
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- I'd say/In my opinion it's cheaper to travel in Bulgaria than in Rumania.
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- Perhaps/Maybe the man in the picture is a pensioner.
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- Someone else will have to take care of the children.
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- If it isn't too late, the kids are allowed to watch TV.
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- If the weather is bad, you should take an umbrella with you.
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- She was an ordinary woman who lived an ordinary life.
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- My mother usually bakes a cake for my birthday.
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- It's cheaper to travel in Bulgaria than in Rumania.
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- All that gossip about Peter and Marry spread like wildfire.
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- I just don't care for that kind of film, that's all.
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- I don't usually quarrel with my sister.
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- At the beginning of the century, this was not a usual thing to do.
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- She can be about 18 or 19.
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- That firm was our newest English business partner.
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- I spent three hours in the pub with Mirek and Honza.
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- It's very convenient living so close to the shops.
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- We have a lot of old castles in the Czech Republic.
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- Students should work together in pairs.
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- What caused that he said something so silly.
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- She was dressed in pink.
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- Teachers can always fail pupils whose work isn't good enough.