Treść zadania

Zadanie 1: Czasownik w nawiasie wstaw w odpowiedniej formie czasu present continuous lub present simple lub past simple lub past continuous lub present perfect.
• I usually ……………………..(go) to the church on Sundays.
• My children ……………………..(play) in the garden at the moment.
• Paul …………………(work) in Paris and he says that he ………………(not/want) to come back to Poland in the future.
• They ………………(fly) to New York a week ago. Mary ……………(call) and said that they …………………(not/sleep) through the whole flight and Peter ……………(be) very tired last Monday.
• Her mother …………….(cook) dinner in the kitchen right now.
• Every Saturday we……………..(do) some shopping, then ………….(go) to the cinema, but yesterday Adam ……………….(want) to stay at home and we …………………(watch) a very stupid film on TV.
• …………….you…………….(think) that this is a good idea?
• Are you serious? He …………….(spend) all the money he …………….(have) at the party yesterday and now you ………………………...(ask) me to lend him 100$ to pay the bills.
• Look, she ………………….(bake) this cake and now we all can eat it.
• ……………Sue…………(fall) down the stairs last night? She is bruised all over her face!
• ………..you ever ……………….spoken to a Chinese person in English?
• What time ……………the train………….(leave)?
• …………………(be) ill last week? They …………………(be) very surprised that she ……………..(not/ be) at work.
• While she ……………………..(have) a shower, he ……………(read) a newspaper.
• I ……………….(walk) down the street when I ……………(see) him kissing with a girl. I …………..(not/know) how to react.
• What………….you……………(do)?? Stop right now or I will call the police!
• Kate …………….(come) yesterday only to tell me that she ………………..(not/be) in love with me anymore!
• How much ………..it………….(cost)? I want to buy it.
• I ……………….(drive) such a fast car in my life before.
Zadanie 2: Przeczytaj uważnie tekst. Zdecyduj czy zdania poniżej tekstu są prawdziwe (T) czy fałszywe (F).
A Home away from Home
Looking for a different holiday? Fed up with package tours packing you into impersonal hotels with food you cannot eat and entertainment you can’t stand?
If you miss your home for a holiday- not yours, but someone else’s. By swapping your home, there are very few places in the world that are out of reach, even if you have only a little money.
How do you go about it? Well, just contact HOMELINK INTERNATIONAL, a home exchange company and become a member. The exchange procedure is relatively simple. Each member’s home is listed in a directory with a description and a photograph, including local attractions, distance from most important cities and other relevant details. Members give preferred dates and destinations, but many want to go any time, anywhere. Most visitors simply want a base, and a warm comfortable home is more personal and practical than the most luxurious hotel.
Apart from the directories, the Internet has opened up a quick way of seeing what is on offer- 50% of HOMELINK’s members use it for their initial exploration. Many Americans and Australians have their own websites describing their homes and families together with photographs. HOLELINK UK members can now have their Own home page with unlimited text And five photographs. The home exchange companies give complete guidelines for a successful exchange, e.g. details of how to prepare your home-cupboard space, instructions for kitchen appliances and leaving a spare key.
Household insurance companies need to be informed that you will have non-paying guests, but there should be no extra charge- most will be pleased to hear that your home will be occupied. But you will not be paid for theft if the house has not been broken into. This has to a matter of trust, but none of the major home exchange companies has so far had any reports of theft or serious damage. Most members will treat your home as they would want to treat theirs.
The greatest fear for most home exchangers is not leaving their home in the care of virtual strangers, but the chance of the exchange partners changing their minds at the last minute, leaving them with airline tickets and no accommodation. However, such cases can be covered by travel insurance. HOMELINK offers detailed and competitive insurance for its members.
Home exchangers can swap not only their homes, but cars, pets, golf club membership, baby sitters- even dinner guests. So, which of your homes will you go this year?
1. Exchanging homes might be a good idea for people who are not very rich. TRUE/FALSE
2. HOMELINK expects its members to give details about places worth seeing in the area. TRUE/FALSE
3. Many HOMELINK members are very careful about where and when to go. TRUE/FALSE
4. All home exchangers search the Internet what is in offer. TRUE/FALSE
5. HOMELINK allows its UK members to write as much information as they want on their homepage. TRUE/FALSE
6. Household insurance companies ask their clients to pay extra money if they let strangers into their houses. TRUE/FALSE
7. Home exchange companies frequently receive reports of theft. TRUE/FALSE
Zadanie 3. Przetłumacz na język angielski:
• On jest bardzo samolubny- nigdy nie pożycza notatek z ostatnich zajęć.
• Paweł interesuje się podróżami i dlatego zgłosił aplikację do pracy w biurze turystycznym.
• Lisa zawsze wywiera dobre wrażenie na ludziach, których poznaje.
• Zgubiłem bagaż i nabawiłem się zatrucia pokarmowego, ale i tak wakacje były udane.
• Było słonecznie i nie wiał wiatr.
• Samolot odlatuje o 18.00.
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