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Lekcja 04

UPPER-INTERMEDIATE UNIT 8

Ex 1

Ex 2

A

B

Ex 3

Ex 4A

Ex 5

UPPER-INTERMEDIATE UNIT 8 interviews worksheet

Ex 2

Ex 3

Ex 4

Ex 5

Ex 6

• pointing at someone
• touching someone's head
• showing the bottom of your feet
• staring at someone
• B
• A
• C
• C
• A
• B
• F
• F
• T
• F
• T
• F
• T
• F
• draw
• fire
• facial
• clasp
• minor
• strike
• fine
• anticlockwise
• draw
• fire
• facial
• clasp
• minor
• strike
• fine
• anticlockwise
• can
• at
• behave
• antisocial
• get on my nerves
• behaviour
• F
• A
• E
• D
• B
• C
• F
• T
• T
• T
• C
• A
• D
• E
• B
• intorelant
• antisocial
• apreciate
• attitude
• suppose
• tolerant
• walk away
• conciousness
• concern
• whatever

DONE Praca Domowa 03

speakout grammar intermediate

Ex 1

Ex 2

Consolidation Ex 1

ex5 page 99

ex2c i d page 155

2c

2d

CLOSED: [2021-10-19 Tue 11:44]
1. mean
2. I'm meaning to
3. I would
4. want
5. mind
6. I'm coming
1) Andy, have you got time for a coffe or something? 2) Why, what is wrong? 3) Nothing serious. But there is something I would like to talk to you about. 4) Well, go on then! Say it! 5) You see? 6) See what? 7) Look, Andy. I hope you don't take this the wrong way, but that's, um, it's that kind of reaction that bothers me. 8) What reaction? 9) Well, how can I put this? It's just that I feel you react evry aggressively to anything I say at work. It makes me wonder, you know, what I'm doing wrong. Do you see what I'm saying? 10) I'm sorry. I know I'm extremely impatient these days. If I didn't have so much to do, I might be able to relax a bit more. 11) Right, that makes me feel a lot better. So I have suggestion, to start with. Would you like to hear it? 12) Yes please, go ahead. 13) I was thinking, um, maybe you could breathe in and count to file before you say anything. And then speak a bit more slowly and well, you know, gently. How does that sound? 14) One, two, three, four, five. It sounds good! Now let's go for that coffee. How would you feel about that? 15) I would feel great!
7. to get
8. to talk
9. made
10. would
11. setting
12. to be
13. seems
14. make
15. playing
16. telling
17. might
18. had chosen
19. had
20. been
21. feel
22. where
23. would feel
1) There is something I mean to talk to you about. 2) Yeah. What is up? 3) Well, look, don't get the wrong idea, but... 4) But what? 5) It's just that I'am very busy and you always on phone. 6) Oh, right. 7) It's quite annoying. Do you know what I mean? 8) Sorry, I haven't thought. 9) My suggestion. Why don't you not ask a frends to call your mobile instead of land line? 10) You mean that I should use phone in a diffrent room? 11) That is right. How this sounds? 12) Seems reasonable. I'm very sorry. 13) No problem. Forget it.
24. She will give anyone a helping hand if they need it.
25. and doesn't even lift a finger to help.
26. ...need a shoulder to cry on, I always turn to Martin.
27. She is always talking behind my back.
28. In fact, he will lock horns with you on just about any topic.
29. She is always there for me, throught good times and bad.
30. He will always go out of his way to help.
31. Don't let him walk all over you.
32. be always there for sb
33. go out of one's way to do sth
34. lock horns with sb
35. give sb a helping hand
36. be a shoulder to cry on
37. talk behind sb's back
38. walk all over sb
39. not lift a finger

Praca Domowa 04

page 100 all exercises

Ex1

Ex2

Ex3A

Ex3C

Ex3D

Ex5C

5b page 101

1. I don't know/care
2. not used]
3. not used]
4. Good work / Nice
5. Get up / Come here / Give me
6. Yes
7. No
8. Desmond Morris observes human behaviour even throught he was a zoologist.
9. He created a classification system for words people use with other one's in over 60 countries.
10. His project took him many years and he travelled to over 60 countries to complete it.
11. The programme looks at human gesticulation and movement.
12. normal handshake, turtle, broshake
13. tapping your finger to your forehead, spinning your finger near the sidehead
1) Shaking hands
14. c
15. d
16. a
17. b
2) Saying "You're crazy!"
18. c
19. d
20. b
21. directed, gesticulating
22. engross me
23. expression, posture
24. variations
25. egalitarian
26. fine-tuned, situation
Polish people are frendly, but better to remember these things if you don't want to be considered rude. It's a good practice to greet with your frends and collegues by handshake. This refers to men. In the case of greetings with women, things can become complicated. If you're collegues in school or job, handshake is okay. But if its a old frend greetings like that seems unnessesary (my antisocial perspective). It is a good practice to remember names of your collegues, and call them by them. For random people Mr. and Ms shoud be enough.