Unit 33 Konstrukcja It is... since 41 Unit 34 Konstrukcja It was not until... that 42 Unit 35 Przysłówek hardly + any, ever 43 Unit 36 Stopień wyższy

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1 S P I S T R E Ś C I Unit 1 Zaimki dzierżawcze my - mine 9 Unit 2 Zaimki zwrotne / each other - one another 10 Unit 3 Zaimki nieokreślone any - no 11 Unit 4 Zaimek nieokreślony no - no other 12 Unit 5 Zaimek nieokreślony none - no one 13 Unit 6 Zaimki złożone somebody - anybody - nobody 14 Unit 7 Zaimki złożone somewhere - anywhere - nowhere 15 Unit 8 Zaimek both, both... and 16 Unit 9 Zaimek either, either... or 17 Unit 10 Zaimek neither, neither... nor 18 Unit 11 Zaimki all - every - each 19 Unit 12 Zaimki względne who - whom - which 20 Unit 13 Zaimki względne whose - of which 21 Unit 14 Zaimki względne when - where - why 22 Unit 15 Zaimki względne - zdania bezokolicznikowe 23 Unit 16 Zaimki względne - zdania imiesłowowe 24 Unit 17 Zdania względne nie-definiujące 25 Unit 18 Zaimki względne z przyimkami (1) 26 Unit 19 Zaimki względne z przyimkami (2) 27 Unit 20 There + is / was / can be / may be 28 Unit 21 It is... to do / It is... who 29 Unit 22 There - It 30 Unit 23 Przymiotnik + bezokolicznik 31 Unit 24 Przymiotniki z końcówką - ing /- ed 32 Unit 25 Przymiotnik + przyimek (1) 33 Unit 26 Przymiotnik + przyimek (2) 34 Unit 27 Przymiotniki possible - probable - likely 35 Unit 28 Przysłówek sposobu 36 Unit 29 Przysłówek miejsca nowhere 37 Unit 30 Przysłówki częstotliwości ever - hardly ever 38 Unit 31 Przysłówki czasu ever since - since 39 Unit 32 Przysłówki czasu for - since 40

2 Unit 33 Konstrukcja It is... since 41 Unit 34 Konstrukcja It was not until... that 42 Unit 35 Przysłówek hardly + any, ever 43 Unit 36 Stopień wyższy przymiotnika 44 Unit 37 Stopniowanie opadające less... than Unit 38 Stopień najwyższy przymiotnika 46 Unit 39 Stopień wyższy i najwyższy przymiotnika 47 Unit 40 Porównanie as... as - not so... as 48 Unit 41 Porównanie such... that - so... that 49 Unit 42 Porównanie the..., the Unit 43 Porównanie czasownik + as + przysłówek + as 51 Unit 44 Porównanie the same... as 52 Unit 45 Przysłówek too 53 Unit 46 Przysłówek enough 54 Unit 47 Przysłówki still - yet 55 Unit 48 Miejsce przyimka w zdaniu 56 Unit 49 Przyimek to 57 Unit 50 Wyrażenia przyimkowe 58 Unit 51 Przyimek until 59 Unit 52 Przyimki on - upon / On - Upon + ~ing Unit 53 Przyimki but - except 61 Unit 54 Przyimki during - while 62 Unit 55 Czasownik + przyimek (1) 63 Unit 56 Czasownik + przyimek (2) 64 Unit 57 Rzeczownik + przyimek 65 Unit 58 Have it done - forma kauzatywna 66 Unit 59 Be + bezokolicznik / perfect infinitive 67 Unit 60 Be about to - be on the point of 68 Unit 61 Had better 69 Unit 62 Do - forma emfatyczna 70 Unit 63 Can - be able to 71 Unit 64 May - be allowed to 72 Unit 65 Be capable of - have an ability to - manage to 73 Unit 66 Could I?- Do / Would you mind if I? 74 Unit 67 May - might / It s possible / probable / likely 75 Unit 68 Be likely to - There is a probability / likelihood 76

3 Unit 69 May / Might / Could + have done 77 Unit 70 Can t / Couldn t + do / have done 78 Unit 71 Likely to have done - likelihood of having done 79 Unit 72 Be certain to - be bound to 80 Unit 73 Must - have to 81 Unit 74 Be obliged to - be under / have an obligation to 82 Unit 75 Must do - must have done 83 Unit 76 Need do - need to do 84 Unit 77 There is a / no need for... to 85 Unit 78 Didn t have / need to do - needn t have done 86 Unit 79 Ought to - should - be advisable to 87 Unit 80 Ought (not) to / should (not) + have done 88 Unit 81 Used to 89 Unit 82 Shall I?- Would you like me to? 90 Unit 83 Past Simple - Present Perfect 91 Unit 84 Be going to - intend to - have an intention of 92 Unit 85 Present Continuous - arrange to 93 Unit 86 Następstwo czasów 94 Unit 87 Tryb warunkowy I - unless 95 Unit 88 Tryb warunkowy I - should / happen to 96 Unit 89 On condition that / provided that 97 Unit 90 Tryb warunkowy II 98 Unit 91 Tryb warunkowy II - If I were / Were I 99 Unit 92 Tryb warunkowy III 100 Unit 93 Tryb warunkowy III - If I had / Had I 101 Unit 94 But for - If it weren t / hadn t been for 102 Unit 95 In case - in case of 103 Unit 96 Wish / If only + Past Simple 104 Unit 97 Wish / If only + Past Perfect 105 Unit 98 Prefer - would prefer - would rather 106 Unit 99 Would rather / prefer + have done 107 Unit 100 Would rather / prefer + you 108 Unit 101 Would like to have done 109 Unit 102 Regret - rather than 110 Unit 103 As if, as though 111 Unit 104 It is high / about time 112

4 Unit 105 Konstrukcje bezokolicznikowe (1) 113 Unit 106 Konstrukcje bezokolicznikowe (2) 114 Unit 107 Konstrukcje bezokolicznikowe (3) 115 Unit 108 Konstrukcje bezokolicznikowe (4) 116 Unit 109 Konstrukcje bezokolicznikowe (5) 117 Unit 110 Konstrukcje bezokolicznikowe (6) 118 Unit 111 Gerund (1) 119 Unit 112 Gerund (2) 120 Unit 113 Gerund (3) 121 Unit 114 Imiesłów czynny 122 Unit 115 Imiesłów czynny i bierny 123 Unit 116 Strona bierna (1) 124 Unit 117 Strona bierna (2) 125 Unit 118 Strona bierna (3) 126 Unit 119 Mowa zależna (1) 127 Unit 120 Mowa zależna (2) 128 Unit 121 Mowa zależna (3) 129 Unit 122 Zdania okolicznikowe celu in order to - so that 130 Unit 123 Zdania okolicznikowe ugody although - however - no matter 131 Unit 124 Zdania okolicznikowe czasu as soon as - after - before 132 Unit 125 Spójniki (1) besides - despite - for fear of - however 133 Unit 126 Spójniki (2) in spite of - in view of - seeing that 134 Unit 127 Inwersja czasownika 135 Unit 128 Idiomy, zwroty, kolokacje (1) 136 Unit 129 Idiomy, zwroty, kolokacje (2) 137 Unit 130 Idiomy, zwroty, kolokacje (3) 138 Unit 131 Idiomy, zwroty, kolokacje (4) 139 Unit 132 Idiomy, zwroty, kolokacje (5) 140 Unit 133 Idiomy, zwroty, kolokacje (6) 141 Unit 134 Idiomy, zwroty, kolokacje (7) 142 Unit 135 Idiomy, zwroty, kolokacje (8) 143 Klucz do zadań 145

5 Unit 6 Zaimki somebody - anybody - nobody I. Przepisz zdania w postaci twierdzącej. 1. We have not seen anyone in the cellar. 2. They did not tell us anything important. 3. Alex is not waiting for anybody at the moment. 4. You should not do anything about the case. 5. Ronald was not inquired about the accident by anyone. II. Utwórz zaprzeczenia z podanych zdań. 1. We have something expensive in these boxes. We have I can see someone standing on the roof of the building. I cannot Brian has bought something for us. Brian has not Somebody suggested changing the schedule. 5. He usually does something in his free time. He never... III. Przepisz zdania stosując konstrukcję bezokolicznikową. 1. There is nothing we can do on a rainy day like this. There isn t I haven t anyone who I can talk to. I have We have nobody who we can rely on. We haven t There isn t anything that I can expect. There is She doesn t know anyone who she can trust in. She knows...

6 Unit 27 Przymiotniki possible - probable - likely I. Przepisz zdania stosując przymiotnik possible. 1. It may rain tomorrow. 2. Perhaps, they will come late. 3. She may be our new director. 4. Maybe, the suitcase was stolen. 5. Perhaps, he didn t like the job. II. Przepisz zdania stosując przymiotnik probable. 1. Tom may have forgotten my name. 2. Probably, the tank is empty. 3. There is a probability that he is a spy. 4. Perhaps, we took the wrong route. 5. You will probably have to stay at home tomorrow. III. Przepisz zdania stosując przymiotnik likely. 1. Is it possible that Steven will become the chief executive manager? Is Steven There is a probability that Jenny has lost the documents. Jenny Is there a possibility of her arriving late? Is she It isn t possible that the value of the currency will go down. The value of the currency Perhaps, uncle Bob forgot about your birthday. Uncle Bob...

7 Unit 64 May - be allowed to I. Przepisz zdania stosując zwrot be allowed to. 1. I may drive a car May we play here? You may not smoke They may use our tools May Debbie come home late? Jack may not eat sweets You may not open the gate May they watch TV at night? She may eat ice cream May we camp in this place?... II. Przepisz zdania stosując zwrot be allowed to. 1. If she had a driving licence, she might drive a car. 2. You might enter the building if you showed a pass. 3. We might not smoke here even if we were grown-up. 4. Might I bathe in the lake if it were not so cold? 5. If they had nothing to declare, they might go through the border at once. III. Przepisz zdania stosując czasownik may lub might. 1. We are not allowed to reveal the secret message. 2. You would be allowed to go with us if you behaved better. 3. Are the children allowed to wander alone? 4. She is allowed to inspect all our files. 5. If only the weather were better, we would be allowed to play in the open air.

8 Unit 103 As if / as though I. Przepisz zdania stosując spójnik as if. 1. Perhaps, he is the boss here. He acts like one. He acts It seems they know the place well. They talk I guess he is seriously ill. He looks like that. He looks Perhaps, they are good friends. They behave From what he says I reckon he is an expert on foreign exchange. He talks Perhaps, she is a married woman. It looks It seems he is a professional actor. He acts I assume they are foreigners. The look like ones. They look Maybe, she doesn t love him any more. That s how she behaves. She behaves I think the girl is going to faint. It looks like this. It looks... II. Przepisz zdania stosując spójnik as though. 1. Perhaps, the dog was hurt by someone. It seems It is possible they haven t seen one another for a long time. They behave Have you seen a ghost? You look so pale. You look so pale Probably, he has found out the truth. It seems From what they say I assume they have met Mr Jackson, too. They talk...

9 Unit 132 Idiomy, zwroty, kolokacje (5) I. Przepisz zdania stosując podane słowa, nie zmieniając ich postaci. 1. He had a lot of trouble when he revealed he was a secret agent. (water) 2. It is possible that some of us will be accepted. (chance) 3. It wasn t necessary for you to clean all the rooms on the floor. (needn t) 4. You weren t strong. (lacked) 5. Don t be afraid, the substance isn t harmful to health. (do) 6. She looks as if she were a very poor person. (impression) 7. The younger children miss their parents the most. (long) 8. It was Elisabeth who was our father s most favoured child. (apple) 9. I can hardly understand what the lecturer is saying. (tail) 10. My brother, Tom, earns his living as a coal miner. (makes) 11. These golden earrings are much too expensive for me. (purse) 12. No civilian was allowed to enter the area during the manoeuvres. (admission) 13. It appears the members of the party don t agree with each other. (division) 14. We didn t have to pay for the food and drinks we had in the restaurant. (house) 15. Professor Shean quite often tends to stray from the main topic of his lecture. (inclination)