Następujących pięciu czasowników nie nauczysz się z żadnej książki do języka angielskiego, ale z pewnością usłyszysz je podczas rozmowy z Brytyjczykiem. Sprawdź, czy znasz je wszystkie 🙂
| cheese someone off | to anger someone |
| do someone in | to secretly tell someone in authority that someone else has done something wrong |
| go bonkers | to lose one’s sanity |
| hit someone up | to contact someone |
| pop the question | to propose marriage |
Extra task
Przekształć zdania w taki sposób, aby zachowały znaczenie zdania wyjściowego, używając przy tym podanych obok wyrazów.
- If he asked me to marry him today, I would say „yes”. POP
- She got furious when he broke up with her. WENT
- He told the teacher I hadn’t done my homework. TO
- As soon as I’ve finished my work, I’ll call you. UP
- I’m not going to put up with his behaviour. It annoys me! OFF
Reveal answer
1. If he popped the question today, I would say „yes”.
2. She went bonkers when he broke up with her.
3. He dobbed me in to the teacher.
4. As soon as I’ve finished my work, I’ll hit you up.
5. I’m not going to put up with his behaviour. It cheeses me off!