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Please carry on with your speech. begynn å lære
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You should carry on with work on this painting. begynn å lære
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She carried on with her education to november. begynn å lære
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Why does she carry on with her work in bank? begynn å lære
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Why she didn’t carry on with her education? begynn å lære
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She couldn’t read the notes and alphabet, but she could write a letters. begynn å lære
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He plays on piano very well, but he doesn’t know the notes. begynn å lære
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Is there a king on this note. No, it’s president. begynn å lære
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Please let me play with those notes begynn å lære
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begynn å lære
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Ligia from Quo vadis didn’t have broad hips. begynn å lære
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In this place the river is the broadest. We have to go down the river. begynn å lære
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These letters are too broad. begynn å lære
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You have to broaden my trousers. begynn å lære
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They will broaden river bank. begynn å lære
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I want to broaden my knowledge. begynn å lære
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Did Kubrick direct “Eyes wide open”? begynn å lære
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I heard, they have very wide streets in the USA. begynn å lære
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She has very wide horizons. begynn å lære
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Your car is too wide. You won’t fit in this street. begynn å lære
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begynn å lære
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obowiązkowy (trzeba to robić)
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She is a very diligent person begynn å lære
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This test is obligatory for all students. begynn å lære
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Do you think vaccinations should be obligatory? begynn å lære
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Watch out for this blade, it’s very sharp. begynn å lære
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Her nails are very sharp. begynn å lære
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This line is very sharp and divides surface of drawing on a half. begynn å lære
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Don’t worry, it isn’t sharp at all. begynn å lære
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begynn å lære
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Could you give me that knife? I will sharpen it. begynn å lære
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His grandfather, when he was still alive, always sharpened all knives in their house. begynn å lære
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begynn å lære
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begynn å lære
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Proverbs are the wisdom of nation. begynn å lære
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Do you know any proverb with word “art”? begynn å lære
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I like this proverb, it’s very wise. begynn å lære
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begynn å lære
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What is your aim? I’m going to be a president. begynn å lære
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My aim is to feed whole world. begynn å lære
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He has only one aim in his life, to be happy and not worry. begynn å lære
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I can’t afford that effort. begynn å lære
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He ran a marathon, it was a huge effort. begynn å lære
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I don’t like physical effort. begynn å lære
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A little effort and everything will be ok. begynn å lære
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Distinguish something from something begynn å lære
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He was born and grew up in the big city. He can’t distinguish horse from cow. begynn å lære
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Can she distinguish good from evil? begynn å lære
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I can’t distinguish words “aim” from “purpose”. begynn å lære
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I can’t distinguish Mozart from Beethoven. begynn å lære
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