Czenglish 60-90

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Vytažené věty z Czenglish. Odpověď je vždy pouze W (wrong) nebo R (right).

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R: When were you born, Aunt Anne?
R: "Mike! He's trying to kill you!" she cried.
R: I'm expecting a letter from my parents any day now.
R: That's something completely different.
R: No one is perfect: everyone has his faults.
R: Let me explain what you should do.
R: Čapek and Vančura were among the important Czech writers between the wars.
R: What are you planning to do this summer?
R: Even if he passes the exam, he won't necessarily get a place at university.
W: He lives in a far village.
R: It was an old photograph, with people in the dress ofthe 1890's.
R: He has a habit of blinking his eyes when he's nervous.
R: I've been to many countries in Western Europe.
W: Come and look at this, brother.
W: You have to ask the director of the school for permission.
R: Besides the lions, we saw some tigers and monkeys at the zoo.
W: He helped her even if he found out she was married.
W: Let me explain you what to do.
R: I prefer summer to winter, even though I enjoy the latter too.
R: He's been everywhere - even to Albania.
R: Several drunks started shouting at me.
W: We took our seats and expected the teacher to come.
R: They've started reviving some of the old customs.
R: Describe what she looked like.
R: It's hard to believe her - she lives in a world of fantasy.
W: He wanted me to describe him the performance.
R: There was nothing in the room except (for) a beautiful old wardrobe.
R: There are a lot of interesting things to see in the environs/surroundings of Brno.
R: It's my fault we got there late - I ran out of petrol.
R: He's fairly/quite/rather/pretty clever.
R: Your mother said you should pick her up at work.
W: She thought a divorce would be no problem in these days.
W: The environment at the housing estate is very depressing.
R: Let me explain to you what to do.
W: The best films of l988 were e.g.X and Y.
W: Even if it was cold, they had two windows open.
R: The trade union organization at the cooperative farm decided to celebrate International Women's Day by going on an excursion organized by the ČEDOK travel agency.
W: That's something completely else.
W: At the end, they decided to go and see a film.
W: The boys need some new dresses.
W: Romantics such as e.g. Byron and Shelley deliberately set out to shock the public.
R: It's too far to walk.
W: They worked harder so that even they could buy a new car.
R: Romantics such as/like Byron and Shelley deliberately set out to shock the public.
R: Let 's go swimming at the (Brno) reservoir.
R: Dvorák and Smetana are among my favourite Czech composers.
R: That magazine caters to the worst kind of sexual fantasies.
R: This is an especially hot curry.
R: People should try to get rid of such bad qualities as pride, envy, and stinginess and develop better ones.
R: It was his custom/a custom of his to give small presents to all his employees at Christmas.
W: We need to protect the living environment from pollution.
R: Have you seen (cousin) Ken?
R: They were expected to wear evening dress to the reception.
R: He always makes the same mistakes.
W: The ROH at the JZD decided to celebrate MDŽ by going on a ČEDOK excursion.
W: He gave it to brother.
W: This invention enabled to do twice as much work a day.
W: I was drunken and lost control of the car.
R: Several drunk(en) men started shouting at me.
R: I'll have to do some shopping after work.
R: My father went on a business trip to West Berlin.
R: This invention allowed twice as much work to be done in a day.
W: Important Czech writers between the wars were e.g. Čapek andVančura.
R: This invention made it possible for twice as much work to be done a day.
R: Lipno is one of the country's most beautiful lakes.
W: The room was empty except a beautiful wardrobe.
R: He made a resumé of the novel for me, but I lost it.
R: I enjoy listening to their arguments.
R: Oscar Wilde was a master of fantasy.
R: You have to ask the head (of the school) for permission.
W: The swimming instructor cried at us a lot.
R: The best films of 1988 were/included X and Y.
R: Have you written to your brother lately?
W: When were you born, Aunt?
R: I think it's far enough that we should take a taxi.
R: I remember one of them in particular.
R: The cottage is 3 km from the nearest village/from here.
R: I think Mum is angry with you.
R: He has a wine cellar somewhere in southern Moravia.
R: I can't tell you anything except for the fact that he's dead.
R: The trouble with you is that you have no imagination.
R: English theatres have a custom of putting on special Christmas plays for children.
R: Is it (very) far to the theatre?
W: He went mad during one week.
W: I'd like to thank especially my wife.
W: The cottage is 3 km far (from the nearest village).
W: He's clever enough.
R: He lives in a distant village.
W: English theatres have a habit of putting on special Chrstmas plays for children.
R: Your father's certainly fit for a man of eighty.
R: When she learned she had failed the exam, she burst out crying.
R: I recognized my mistake very soon.
W: I remember especially one of them.
R: Where's Father?
R: They worked hard so that they too could buy a car.
R: One of my worst faults is that I talk too much.
R: He gave it to John.
R: He has a custom of drinking a small glass of whisky before going to bed every night.
W: This kind of work requires quiet environs.
R: I was drunk and lost control of the car.
R: Grandad is coming to visit tomorrow.
R: I'll have to do something about my French or else I'll fail.
R: The room was empty except for a beautiful old wardrobe.
W: Describe us what she looked like.
R: This invention made it possible to do twice as much work a day.
R: After his parents died, he was brought up by his grandfather.
W: Will I have time enough to get to the station?
R: She even told me about her affair with Mike.
R: He helped her even when he found out she was married.
W: My father went on a business trip to Western Berlin.
R: After the war there was a sudden rise in the birthrate. For example in 1947 . . .
W: Except the lions, we saw some tigers and monkeys at the zoo.
R: I was so surprised that I wanted to cry out, but I couldn't.
W: My favourite Czech composers are e.g. Dvořák and Smetana.
R: Within thirty minutes the bottle was empty.
R: This invention enabled twice as much work to be done a day.
R: Even though he drinks a lot, he never gets drunk.
R: She thought a divorce would be no problem nowadays/these days.
R: Nobody believes her, not even her mother.
R: The post office? It's a long way from here.
W: You should correct every fault the pupils make.
R: You should correct every mistake the pupils make.
R: The basic necessities are food, clothing and shelter.
R: The post office? It's a long way away.
R: The swimming instructor shouted at us a lot.
W: He always does the same mistakes. (4)
R: He can't make any plans without indulging in fantasy.
R: We saw the town hall, main church and market square.
W: Dam-lake
R: He had a weird fantasy about sitting in a hot bath and eating a whole roast goose.
R: His teachers found it hard to educate him.
R: I'd especially like to thank my wife.
R: She has these fantasies about meeting a rich foreigner who'll sweep her away to a life of luxury.
W: During thirty minutes the bottle was empty.
W: The post office? It's far from here.
W: Our grandmother baked the cake.
R: The cottage is only 3 km away.
W: I recognized my fault very soon.
R: John has made a superb sailboard.
R: She loves buying expensive clothes.
R: Except (for) the lions, we didn't see anything interesting at the zoo.
R: How far is it to the station? - Not (very) far - about a five-minute walk.
R: Why's your father so angry?
R: My mother baked the cake.
R: We had a great time at a rather drunken party.
R: Brno is the largest town in South Moravia.
W: He has a custorn of blinking his eyes when he's nervous.
R: That's a completely different matter.
R: We need to protect the environment from pollution.
R: In those days women wore very long skirts.
R: People should try to get rid of their bad qualities, especially pride, envy, and stinginess, and develop better ones.
W: In the end (of the meeting) they stood and sang the national anthem.
R: Will I have enough time to get to the station?
W: I prefer summer to winter, even if I enjoy the latter too.
W: I'll have to make some shopping after work.
R: As far as I know, he was there all afternoon.
W: I'm waiting for a letter from my parents any day now.
R: In the end, they decided to go and see a film.
R: The surroundings you grow up in can affect your whole life.
R: Even if he drinks a lot, he never gets drunk.
R: It's so far between pubs!
R: I can't tell you anything except that he's dead.
R: Did he do it? - No, he's not clever enough.
W: Especially men and boys enjoy this kind of work.
W: People should try to get rid of their bad qualities, e.g. pride, envy, stinginess, and develop better ones. (4)
W: The',ve started reviving some of the old habits.
R: Even though it was cold, they had two windows open.
R: I like holidaying, especially in the Tatras.
R: Men and boys in particular enjoy this kind of work.
R: This kind of work requires quiet surroundings.
W: We saw the town hall, main church, market square, etc.
R: He wanted me to describe the performance to him.
R: I'll be at home except in the morning.
W: Let's go swimming at the (Brno) dam-lake.
R: I had to wait forty minutes for a tram this morning.
R: The important Czech writers between the wars included Čapek and Vančura.
R: We're expecting them (to come for dinner) at 7 o 'clock.
R: Cheating in exams is a bad habit to get into.
R: Young people today have a lot of money to spend on themselves.
R: We took our seats and waited for the teacher to come.
W: The trouble with you is that you have no fantasy.
R: Have you done your homework yet? - No. Mum told me to do the washing-up first.
W: I've been to many countries inWest Europe.
R: He went mad within one/a week.
R: She grew up in a very happy home environment.
R: That car belongs to my Aunt Lola.
W: I was so surprised that I wanted to cry, but I couldn't.
R: We saw many places of interest, among them the town hall, main church and market square.
R: At the end (of the meeting) they stood and sang the national anthem.
R: His father's an alcoholic.
R: Many people keep diaries, and once I tried to start one as well.
R: Come and look at this, Peter.
W: I enjoy to listen to their arguments.
W: After his parents died, he was educated by his grandfather.
R: The boys need some new clothes.
W: No one is perfect.. everyone has his mistakes.
R: The surroundings at the housing estate are very depressing.
R: He's handsome enough to play the part - but is he any good as an actor?
R: Susan had on a lovely summer dress.
R: It's not her fault: she comes from a drunken home.
W: After the war there was a sudden rise in the birthrate. E.g. in l947 . . .
R: I'll be at home except for the morning.
R: He doesn't like visitors, especially when they're relatives.
R: I'm far from satisfied with your work.
W: Many people keep diaries, and even I once tried to start one.

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