Czenglish 106 - 120
Jako vždy, odpoveď R/W.
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- W
- The town hall is not very interesting from an architectonic point of view.
- R
- She's a lucky child - the lorry just missed her by inches.
- R
- I don't know what the situation will look/be like in a month's time.
- R
- electrical appliences/apparatus
- R
- There was hardly anyone at the party.
- R
- a historic battle/occasion
- R
- I learnt hardly anything from the lecture.
- R
- I was supposed to hand in my essay today, but it isn't finished.
- R
- After our history period we have a break.
- W
- The conference had a high level.
- R
- Whats't the point of it?
- R
- This neighbourhood is mostly made up of semidetached houses.
- R
- We live in a rather large old house.
- W
- Teachers in the Czech Republic teach 19 hours a week.
- R
- electrical energy
- W
- How long are you in the Czech Republic?
- R
- What's the English word for "sestřenice" ?
- R
- How long are you going to be/will you be in the Czech Republic?
- R
- It's only 2 degrees above zero.
- R
- an economic rent
- W
- The pre-school age is a very lucky period in one's life.
- W
- We should make the best of our lives. If we are able to do this depends on our characters.
- R
- an electric train/light bulb/clock/iron/generator
- R
- There's still the question of whether he should be allowed to come.
- W
- The concert had a great success.
- R
- Ask John - he's good at repairs/practical jobs like that.
- R
- economic theory
- R
- The room is approximately four metres by five metres.
- R
- Happy ending.
- W
- Everything has its reason.
- W
- We had to work hardly all day.
- R
- He doesn't seem to be very handy round the house, does he?
- R
- Write to him and ask him if/whether it's true.
- R
- This is the historic railway carriage where the peace treaty was signed.
- R
- It was a lucky choice/chance.
- W
- Their car has blue colour.
- R
- Teachers in the Czech Republic have/teach 19 classes/lessons a week.
- R
- The pre-school age is a very happy period in one's life.
- R
- It was a hard job - we had to work hard all day.
- R
- Terraced houses have become very popular lately.
- W
- He has about 20 years of age.
- R
- Jane telephoned me and wanted to know if/whether I'd be going to the party.
- R
- The concert was a great success.
- R
- How long have you been in the Czech Republic?
- R
- Monday is my lucky day.
- R
- There was a beautiful street lined with historic buildings.
- R
- What do you call this/that in English?
- R
- an electrical engineer
- R
- How long are you in the Czech Republic for?
- R
- Their car is blue.
- R
- Robin Hood was probably not a historical figure.
- W
- Everyone enjoys films with a happy end.
- R
- There's a reason for everything.
- W
- He studied the classical languages.
- R
- The standard of the contributions at the conference was very high.
- R
- He wants to know whether/if you're coming or going.
- R
- He prefers classical music to pop music.
- R
- Ask John - he can fix/mend/repair anything.
- R
- an economical housekeeper
- W
- He had to come at six, and it's almost half past six now.
- W
- Write to him if it's true.
- W
- They had to choose if to take him or leave him behind.
- R
- She's very handy with a pair of scissors.
- R
- What's this/that called in English?
- R
- How do you say "sestřenice" in English?
- W
- It was written in an essayistic style.
- R
- I don't know if/whether I should accept the offer.
- R
- What sort of leisure activities are you interested in?
- W
- We live in a rather large old family house.
- R
- It was a classic case of mistaken identity.
- R
- There are forty flats in our block.
- R
- the economic state of the nation
- W
- How is the weather like in Canada?
- R
- They had to choose whether to take him or leave him behind.
- R
- There were only two of us at the practical English class yesterday.
- R
- She's a happy child - I've never seen her cry.
- R
- He should have come at six, and it's almost half past six now.
- W
- There are forty flats in this house.
- R
- I don't feel like going to my historical grammar lecture/seminar.
- R
- "The way how" is a classic mistake made by Czechs speaking English.
- R
- What is the weather like in Canada?
- W
- What point does it have?
- R
- This term we have 36 classes a week.
- R
- Ask John - he's very good with his hands.
- W
- Happy end.
- W
- Jane telephoned me, whether/if I'd be going to the party.
- W
- Ask John - he's very handy.
- R
- He's about 20 years old/of age.
- W
- How is "sestřenice" called in English?
- R
- historical research
- R
- Today is Tuesday.
- R
- We should make the best of our lives. Whether we are able to do this depends on our characters.
- R
- an economical car
- R
- Everyone enjoys films with a happy ending/that end happily.
- R
- He studied the Classical languages/Classics.
- R
- a historical novel
- W
- Today we have Tuesday.
- W
- Monday is my happy day.
- R
- The town hall is not very interesting architecturally.
- R
- It was written in an essay-like style/style resembling that of an essay.
- R
- My interests include photography and bird watching.
- R
- the elelctrical industry
- R
- What's "sestřenice" in English?
- R
- Please inform us whether you wish your subscription to be renewed or cancelled.
- R
- My husband's pastimes/recreations are golf, playing the bagpipes, and trout fishing.
- R
- Tomorrow is her birthday.