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','Benne vagy a slamasztikában.
','','2016-04-01 07:13:03'),(456,17,'Up to a point.
','Bizonyos mértékig.
','','2016-04-01 07:13:35'),(462,17,'To make a decision.
','Döntést hozni.
','','2016-04-01 07:15:31'),(473,17,'We only live once.
','Egyszer élünk.
','','2016-04-01 07:52:14'),(481,17,'To rush a decision
','Elsietni egy döntést
','','2016-04-01 07:59:30'),(482,17,'To recall the memories.
','Emlékeket felidézni.
','','2016-04-01 07:59:47'),(484,17,'This knife won’t cut!
','Ez a kés nem akar vágni!
','','2016-04-01 08:00:23'),(490,17,'This beats me!
','Ez nekem magas!
','','2016-04-01 08:02:17'),(497,17,'This goes for you too.
','Ez rád is vonatkozik!
','','2016-04-01 08:04:12'),(509,17,'You are mind reader.
','Gondolatolvasó vagy.
','','2016-04-01 08:07:24'),(521,17,'Use your loaf!
','Használd a fejedet!
','','2016-04-01 08:11:13'),(526,17,'What do you mean?
','Hogy érted ezt?
','','2016-04-01 08:12:43'),(540,17,'To spread good reputation on something.
','Jó hírét kelteni valaminek.
','','2016-04-01 08:36:27'),(545,17,'You’d better clear out!
','Jobban teszed, ha eltűnsz!
','','2016-04-01 08:37:49'),(547,17,'You don’t have to jump down my throat!
','Jól van, na! Nem kell leharapni a fejem!
','','2016-04-01 08:38:23'),(550,17,'Who knows?
','Ki tudja?
','','2016-04-01 08:39:21'),(551,17,'You’ve got it.
','Kitaláltad.
','','2016-04-01 08:39:38'),(559,17,'To pay a visit to a friend.
','Látogatást tenni egy barátnál.
','','2016-04-01 08:41:48'),(564,17,'There may be something in it.
','Lehet benne valami.
','','2016-04-01 08:43:11'),(573,17,'You drive me crazy.
','Megőrjítesz.
','','2016-04-01 08:46:44'),(574,17,'To find the golden mean.
','Megtalálni az arany középutat.
','','2016-04-01 08:47:02'),(575,17,'Would you do me a favour?
','Megtenne egy szívességet?
','','2016-04-01 08:47:18'),(581,17,'What’s that to you?
','Mi közöd hozzá?
','','2016-04-01 08:48:57'),(582,17,'What’s going on?
','Mi újság?
','','2016-04-01 08:49:13'),(588,17,'What are you thinking about?
','mire gondolsz?
','','2016-04-01 08:51:10'),(589,17,'What do you mean by that?
','Mit értesz ezen?
','','2016-04-01 08:51:28'),(605,17,'You won’t get round it!
','Nem fogod megúszni!
','','2016-04-01 08:59:21'),(606,17,'You won’t believe your eyes!
','Nem fogsz hinni a szemednek!
','','2016-04-01 08:59:37'),(608,17,'You need not worry about me.
','Nem kell aggódnod értem.
','','2016-04-01 09:00:09'),(622,17,'To sum up the point.
','Összefoglalni a lényeget.
','','2016-04-01 09:04:01'),(627,17,'What’s more…
','Ráadásul…
','','2016-04-01 09:05:44'),(637,17,'You never know.
','Sosem lehet tudni.
','','2016-04-01 09:10:23'),(638,17,'It is raining cats and dogs.
','Szakad az eső.
','','2016-04-01 09:10:41'),(644,17,'You are welcome!
','Szívesen!
','','2016-04-01 09:13:28'),(650,17,'You are pulling my leg.
','Te ugratsz engem.
','','2016-04-01 09:15:11'),(668,17,'There is something wrong with me.
','Valami nem stimmel velem.
','','2016-04-01 09:19:59'),(675,17,'They are racing against time.
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grapes - szőllő
blueberries - áfonya
a strawberry - eper
a kiwi - kivi
bananas - banán
a pear - körte
an orange - narancs
a lemon - citrom
an apple - alma
a watermelon - görögdinye
a peach - barack
cherries - cseresznye
a grapefruit - grépfrút
a plum - szilva
cucumber - uborka
pumpkin - tök
potatoes - krumpli
mushrooms - gomba
lettuce - saláta
cabbage - káposzta
broccoli - brokkoli
corn - kukorica
onions - hagyma
radishes - retek
green peppers - zöldpaprika
eggplant - padlizsán
tomatoes - paradicsom
peas - borsó
carrots - sárgarépa
fokhagyma - garlic
a stuffy nose - orrdugulás
a cold - megfázás
a stomachache - hasfájás
a sore throat - torokfájás
a toothache - fogfájás
a bruise - zúzódás
a cut - egy vágás
a sunburn - leégés
a cramp - görcs
a headache - fejfájás
an earache - fülfájás
a cough - köhögés
a fever - láz
a runny nose - orrfolyás
a broken leg - egy törött láb
kitchen - konyha
bedroom - hálószoba
house - ház
laundry room - mosókonyha
yard - udvar
basement - pince, alaksor
office - dolgozó szoba
living room - nappali
garage - garázs
dining room - étkező
closet - gardrob
stairs - lépcső
bathroom - fürdőszoba
hallway - folyosó
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hideous
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','2015-11-13 11:54:52'),(17,'buy','bought','bought','venni, megvásárolni','Do you want to buy a new car?
','Szeretnél új autót venni?
','2015-12-02 17:00:39'),(19,'choose','chose','chosen','választani, kiválasztani','He chose to run for election.
','Ő úgy döntött hogy indul a választáson.
','2015-11-03 14:01:23'),(20,'come','came','come','jönni, közeledni','Winter is coming.
','A tél közeleg.
','2015-11-03 14:01:03'),(21,'cost','cost','cost','valamibe kerül ','How much does the car cost?
','Mennyibe kerül az autó?
','2015-11-03 14:00:41'),(22,'cut','cut','cut','vágni','These scissors cut well.
','Ezek az ollók jól vágnak.
','2015-11-03 14:00:27'),(23,'dig','dug','dug','ásni','Robbers dug tunnel to enter a bank.
','A rablók alagutat ástak hogy bejússanak a bankba.
','2015-11-03 14:00:19'),(24,'do','did','done','csinálni','Do you hear me?
','Hallasz engem?
','2015-11-03 14:00:11'),(26,'dream','dreamt / dreamed','dreamt / dreamed','álmodni','Am I dreaming?
','Én álmodok?
','2015-11-13 11:54:38'),(27,'drive','drove','driven','vezetni','I look forward to drive my new car.
','Alig várom, hogy vezessem az új autómat.
','2015-11-03 13:59:31'),(28,'drink','drank','drunk','inni','I want to drink a cup of tea.
','Szeretnék inni egy csésze teát.
','2015-11-03 13:59:17'),(29,'eat','ate','eaten','enni','She sometimes eats in a restaurant.
','Ő néha étteremben eszik.
','2015-11-04 16:21:16'),(30,'fall','fell','fallen','esni, elesni','The temperature fell ten degrees.
','A hőmérséklet tíz fokot eset.
','2015-11-03 13:59:56'),(31,'feel','felt','felt','érezni','Have you ever felt love?
','Éreztél már valaha szerelmet?
','2015-11-03 13:28:57'),(32,'fight','fought','fought','harcolni, küzdeni','It is not a sin to fight for the right.
','Jó ügyért harcolni nem bűn.
','2015-11-03 14:00:09'),(33,'find','found','found','találni, megtalálni','I found a great job after university.
','Én találtam egy nagszerű munkát egyetem után.
','2015-11-03 13:28:37'),(34,'fly','flew','flown','repülni','She has flown to London with Wizz Air five times.
','Ő már ötször repült Londonba Wizz Air-rel.
','2015-11-04 16:23:04'),(36,'forgive','forgave','forgiven','megbocsájtani','You\'ve probably already forgiven me.
','Valószínűleg te már megbocsátottál nekem.
','2015-11-03 14:04:45'),(37,'freeze','froze','frozen','megfagyni, fagyni','Your old fridge hasn\'t frozen well.
','A te régi hűtőd nem fagyasztott jól.
','2015-11-03 13:27:44'),(39,'give','gave','given','adni','He hasn\'t given up yet.
','Ő még nem adta fel.
','2015-11-03 13:27:07'),(41,'grow','grew','grown','nőni','You have grown since the last time I saw you.
','Te megnőttél mióta utoljára láttalak.
','2015-11-05 11:39:08'),(43,'have','had','had','birtokolni','I have got a new car.
','Van egy új autóm.
','2015-11-05 11:38:47'),(44,'hear','heard','heard','hallani','I have been hearing strange stories about you recently.
','Én fúra történeteket hallottam rólad mostanában.
','2015-11-05 11:38:38'),(45,'hide','hid','hidden','elrejteni, elbújni','What is the biggest secret you have been hiding?
','Mi a legnagyobb rejtett titkod?
','2015-11-05 11:38:29'),(46,'hit','hit','hit','ütni, megütni, eltalálni','He accidentally hit his thumb with the hammer.
','Ő véletlenül megütötte a hüvelykujját a kalapáccsal.
','2015-11-05 11:38:17'),(47,'hold','held','held','tartani, megfogni','Can you hold the phone for a little bit?
','Te tudod kicsit tartani a telefont?
','2015-11-05 11:37:53'),(48,'hurt','hurt','hurt','fájni, megsérülni','A sensitive person means a person who is easily hurt emotionally.
','Az érzékeny személy olyan személyt jelent aki könnyen megsérthető érzelmileg.
','2015-11-05 13:26:15'),(49,'keep','kept','kept','tartani, megtartani','She kept her eyes closed.
','Ő csukva tartotta a szemeit.
','2015-11-05 13:26:03'),(50,'know','knew','known','tudni','She knows something about me.
','Ő tud valamit rólam.
','2015-11-10 10:26:48'),(51,'lay','laid','laid','lefektetni','She laid her head on his shoulder.
','Letette a fejét a vállára.
','2015-11-10 10:23:21'),(52,'lead','led','led','vezetni','Which road leads to the Zoo?
','Melyik út vezet az állatkertbe?
','2015-11-10 10:21:37'),(53,'learn','learned / learnt','learned / learnt','tanulni','Haven\'t you learned that yet?
','Te még nem tanultad meg ezt?
','2015-11-13 11:54:15'),(54,'leave','left','left','elhagyni','She hasn\'t left her phone in a taxi.
','Ő nem felejtette a telefonját egy taxiban.
','2015-11-10 10:14:44'),(55,'lend','lent','lent','kölcsönadni','He lend money to his friend for three weeks.
','Ő kölcsönadot pénzt a barátjának három hétre.
','2015-11-10 10:07:04'),(56,'let','let','let','engedni, hagyni','When I let my dog out in the parking lot she immediately found a rat.
','Én amikor kiengedtem a kutyámat a parkolóba, ő egyből talált egy patkányt.
','2015-11-10 10:03:53'),(57,'lie','lay','lain','feküdni, hazudni','She has lain there for thirty minutes and she is still resting.
','Ő harminc percig feküdt ott és még mindig pihen.
','2015-11-11 16:17:07'),(58,'lose','lost','lost','veszíteni, elveszíteni','I have lost all my money in Las Vegas.
','Én minden pénzem elveszítettem Las Vegas-ban.
','2015-11-10 09:18:32'),(59,'make','made','made','csinálni, készíteni','My mother makes breakfast.
','Az én anyukám reggelit készít.
','2015-11-10 09:15:51'),(60,'mean','meant','meant','jelent valamit','What does this sentence mean?
','Mit jelent ez a mondat?
','2015-11-12 06:33:26'),(61,'meet','met','met','találkozni','I am meeting some friends after work.
','Én találkozok néhány baráttal munka után.
','2015-11-12 06:34:20'),(62,'pay','paid','paid','fizetni','You have to pay 20 pounds to go in the Madam Taussauds wax museum in London.
','Neked húsz fontot kell fizetned hogy beléphess a Madam Taussauds viasz múzeumba Londonban.
','2015-11-12 06:36:05'),(63,'put','put','put','tenni','I did put my dirty clothes to the laundry yesterday.
','Én betettem tegnap a piszkos ruháimat a mosógépbe.
','2015-11-18 16:18:50'),(64,'read','read','read','olvasni','Did you read the paper yesterday?
','Te olvastad tegnap az újságot?
','2015-11-12 06:28:15'),(65,'ride','rode','ridden','lovagolni','Have you ever ridden?
','Te lovagoltál már valaha?
','2015-11-12 06:38:41'),(66,'ring','rang','rung','csőng','I was having a bath when the phone rang.
','Én épp fürödtem mikor a telefon megcsörrent.
','2015-11-12 06:39:52'),(68,'run','ran','run','futni','Did you ever ran in the forrest?
','Te futottál már valaha erdőben?
','2015-11-12 06:42:55'),(69,'say','said','said','mondani, beszélni','The suspect didn\'t say anything without the presence of his lawyer.
','A gyanúsított nem mondott semmit az ügyvédje jelenléte nélkül.
','2015-11-12 06:49:50'),(70,'see','saw','seen','látni, megnézni','Did you see anything suspicious in the bank yesterday?
','Láttál te valami gyanúsat a bankban tegnap?
','2015-11-12 06:55:33'),(71,'sell','sold','sold','eladni','Did you sell your house?
','Te eladtad a házadat?
','2015-11-19 10:53:10'),(72,'send','sent','sent','elküldeni','I already sent my resume to your company.
','Én már elküldtem az önéletrajzomat a cégednek.
','2015-11-20 07:19:23'),(73,'show','showed','showed / shown','mutatni, bemutatni','I showed the book to a friend.
','Én megmutattam a könyvet egy barátnak.
','2015-11-20 07:17:23'),(74,'shut','shut','shut','bezárni','Shut the door behind you.
','Zárd be az ajtót magad után.
','2015-11-20 07:13:17'),(75,'sing','sang','sung','énekelni','A little bird had already sung the good news in my ear.
','Egy kismadár már elénekelte a jó hírt a fülembe.
','2015-11-20 07:12:23'),(76,'sit','sat','sat','leülni','She was sitting down to other people\'s seat in the cinema.
','Ő más helyére ült le a moziban.
','2015-11-21 09:49:44'),(78,'speak','spoke','spoken','beszélni','The truth has been spoken.
','Az igazság meglett mondva.
','2015-11-20 07:05:34'),(80,'stand','stood','stood','állni','Last morning I stood in the bus station and I was waiting for the bus.
','Tegnap reggel én álltam a búsz megállóba és vártam a búszra.
','2015-11-21 09:50:59'),(81,'swim','swam','swum','úszni','I swam every Saturday in the last summer.
','Én minden szombaton úsztam tavaly nyáron.
','2015-11-20 06:42:57'),(82,'take','took','taken','vinni / rakni / tenni','All seats at the cinema were already taken.
','A moziban az összes szék már foglalt volt.
','2015-11-21 09:51:42'),(84,'tear','tore','torn','elszakítani','I was tearing my new pants in the park.
','Én elszakítottam az új nadrágomat a parkban.
','2015-11-19 10:52:13'),(85,'tell','told','told','megmondani / elmesélni','Has she told you the good news, yet?
','Ő elmondta már neked a jó híreket?
','2015-11-19 10:48:37'),(86,'think','thought','thought','gondolni','I am thinking about where should I go at this weekend.
','Én gonlkozok hogy hova mehetnék hétvégén.
','2015-11-21 09:55:08'),(87,'throw','threw','thrown','dobni','He asked me to throw the ball back.
','Ő kérte hogy dobjam vissza a labdát.
','2015-11-19 07:39:58'),(88,'understand','understood','understood','megérteni','I understanded why you were crying.
','Én mostmár értem hogy miért sírtál.
','2015-11-21 09:56:37'),(89,'wake','woke','waken','ébredni','When I was a child I was always waking up late.
','Én télen gyerekkoromban mindig későn ébredtem.
','2015-11-21 10:01:02'),(90,'wear','wore','worn','viselni','When I was a child I always wore hat and a scarf in the winter
','Gyerekkoromban mindig sapkát és sálat viseltem.
','2015-11-21 10:00:46'),(91,'win','won','won','nyerni','He is likely to win the game.
','Ő valószínűleg megnyeri a játékot.
','2015-11-19 07:22:43'),(92,'write','wrote','written','írni','I wrote my homework yesterday.
','Én megírtam a házimat tegnap.
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2.) http://www.englishpage.com/verbpage/verbs2.htm
3.) http://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/adverbs-of-frequency.html NEW!!!!
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2.) http://www.englishpage.com/verbpage/verbs2.htm HW
3.) https://www.ego4u.com/en/cram-up/tests/simple-present-1 HW
4.) https://www.ego4u.com/en/cram-up/tests/simple-present-2 HW
5.) https://www.ego4u.com/en/cram-up/tests/simple-present-3 HW
6.) https://www.ego4u.com/en/cram-up/tests/present-progressive-1 HW
7.) https://www.ego4u.com/en/cram-up/tests/present-progressive-2 HW
8.) https://www.ego4u.com/en/cram-up/tests/present-progressive-3 HW
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\r\nhttp://www.englishpage.com/verbpage/verbs8.htm
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WH QUESTIONS
\r\nhttp://www.myenglishpages.com/site_php_files/grammar-exercise-wh-questions.php
\r\nhttp://www.myenglishpages.com/site_php_files/grammar-exercise-question-words.php
\r\nhttp://www.learnenglish-online.com/grammar/tests/whquestions.html
\r\nhttp://www.learnenglish-online.com/grammar/tests/whquestions2.html
\r\nhttp://www.learnenglish-online.com/grammar/tests/whquestions3.html
\r\nhttp://www.englisch-hilfen.de/en/exercises/questions/word_order4.htm
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http://www.englisch-hilfen.de/en/exercises/questions/form.htm
\r\nhttp://www.englisch-hilfen.de/en/exercises/questions/form2.htm
\r\nhttp://www.englisch-hilfen.de/en/exercises/questions/form3.htm
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http://www.language-worksheets.com/question-words-elementary.html
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\r\nhttp://www.englishforeveryone.org/Topics/Forming-Questions.htm
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PRESENT PERFECT CONTINOUS HOMEWORK
\r\nhttp://farmacia.unich.it/farmacologia/didattica/inglese/worksheets.pdf
\r\nWORKSHEET 11
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','2016-04-14 12:23:46'),(2,3,'enjoyable
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','2016-04-16 07:04:54'),(3,3,'pleasurable
','kellemes
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','2016-04-14 12:23:46'),(4,3,'thoughtful
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','2016-04-14 12:23:46'),(5,3,'courteous
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','2016-04-14 12:23:46'),(6,3,'lovely
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','2016-04-16 07:06:56'),(7,3,'likeable
','szimpatikus, rokonszenves
','Rachel Green is the most likeable character in FRIENDS series.
','2016-04-14 12:23:46'),(8,3,'pleasing
','kellemes
','Have a pleasing stay in our hotel.
','2016-04-14 12:23:46'),(9,3,'gracious
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','2016-04-14 12:23:46'),(10,3,'congenial
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','2016-04-14 12:23:46'),(11,3,'cordial
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','','','2016-04-14 12:24:37'),(22,1,'Fair enough.
','','','2016-04-14 12:24:37'),(23,1,'All right.
','','','2016-04-14 12:24:37'),(24,1,'I don\'t blame you.
','','','2016-04-14 12:24:37'),(25,2,'I do not understand.
','','','2016-04-14 12:27:08'),(26,2,'What did you say?
','','','2016-04-14 12:27:10'),(27,2,'What do you mean?
','','','2016-04-14 12:27:09'),(28,2,'I don\'t understand.
','','','2016-04-14 12:27:11'),(29,2,'Excuse me, I didn\'t get it.
','','','2016-04-14 12:27:14'),(30,2,'Excuse me, can you please repeat it?
','','','2016-04-14 12:27:16'),(31,2,'Sorry, I did not catch that.
','','','2016-04-14 12:25:54'),(32,2,'I missed that.
','','','2016-04-14 12:25:57'),(33,2,'That went right over my head.
','','','2016-04-14 12:25:59'),(34,2,'Can you please speak slowly?
','','','2016-04-14 12:26:02'),(35,2,'I don\'t get it.
','','','2016-04-14 12:26:05'),(36,2,'Do you mind explaining it again?
','','','2016-04-14 12:26:10'),(37,2,'I\'m afraid it\'s not clear what you saying.
','','','2016-04-14 12:26:11'),(38,2,'Would you mind clarifying what you said?
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','','','2016-04-14 12:26:18'),(40,2,'I don\'t catch what you said. Sorry.
','','','2016-04-14 12:26:21'),(41,2,'Could you repeat that please?
','','','2016-04-16 05:22:01'),(42,2,'I did not follow what you just said.
','','','2016-04-16 05:22:29'),(43,2,'I\'m sorry. What did you just say?
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','2016-04-18 05:20:42'),(45,4,'excellent
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','2016-04-18 05:20:48'),(46,4,'amazing
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','2016-04-18 05:21:32'),(47,4,'wonderful
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','kellemes
','What a pleasant surprise!
','2016-04-18 05:22:38'),(49,4,'marvelous
','csodálatos
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','2016-04-18 05:23:41'),(50,4,'exceptional
','kivételes
','After the repaint the car looks exceptional.
','2016-04-18 05:30:57'),(51,4,'fantastic
','fantasztikus
','I told you the most fantastic tale, and you shrug it off like it\'s natural.
','2016-04-18 05:26:12'),(52,4,'super
','szuper
','Who\'s your favorite super hero?
','2016-04-18 05:26:55'),(53,4,'outstanding
','kiemelkedő
','He has an outstanding talent for music.
','2016-04-18 05:27:27'),(54,4,'terrific
','klassz
','Going to Paris sounds terrific, I can\'t wait to see the Eiffel Tower.
','2016-04-20 15:13:29'),(55,4,'splendid
','pompás
','stupendous
','elképesztő
','The store did not expect a stupendous throng of customers to line up around the building.
','2016-04-18 05:29:35'),(57,5,'bad
','rossz
','The weather turned bad.
','2016-04-19 05:55:01'),(58,5,'awful
','szörnyű
','I had an awful time at the conference.
','2016-04-19 05:55:31'),(59,5,'rotten
','rothadt
','The apples that mum bought in the weekend were rotten.
','2016-04-20 15:00:17'),(60,5,'naughty
','csintalan
','I can\'t tolerate naughty children.
','2016-04-20 15:01:34'),(61,5,'mean
','gonosz
','The mean characters from the movies usually get their punishments.
','2016-04-20 15:04:11'),(62,5,'dreadful
','borzasztó
','nasty
','csúnya
','She gives me a nasty look every time she sees me.
','2016-04-19 06:41:18'),(64,5,'wicked
','gonosz
','Punish the wicked and save the weak.
','2016-04-19 06:41:51'),(65,5,'lousy
','vacak
','I\'ve had a lousy day.
','2016-04-20 15:05:51'),(66,5,'terrible
','szörnyű
','My French is terrible.
','2016-04-19 06:43:09'),(67,5,'unpleasant
','kellemetlen
','I know it\'s going to be unpleasant to talk about the accident.
','2016-04-19 06:43:39'),(68,5,'disagreeable
','ellenszenves
','In the store walked a person who was absolutely disagreeable.
','2016-04-20 15:08:07'),(69,5,'wretched
','nyomorult
','They live in a wretched little house.
','2016-04-19 06:46:04'),(70,6,'sad
','szomorú
','The news made her sad.
','2016-04-21 05:09:08'),(71,6,'depressed
','levert
','gloomy
','komor, sötét
','miserable
','nyomorult
','cheerless
','szomorú
','To the onlookers gathered under a cheerless winter sky, the funeral of Jason Moran is an occasion.
','2016-04-21 05:17:09'),(75,6,'unhappy
','boldogtalan
','Even with all his wealth and fame, he\'s unhappy.
','2016-04-21 05:11:37'),(76,6,'forlorn
','kétségbeesett
','The forlorn dog has been inconsolable since his master died.
','2016-04-21 05:12:19'),(77,6,'sorrowful
','szomorú
','She looked at him with sorrowful eyes.
','2016-04-21 05:13:01'),(78,6,'upset
','ideges
','Tom was pretty upset.
','2016-04-21 05:14:10'),(79,6,'downcast
','lehangolt
','Letting her arms fall helplessly, she sat with downcast eyes and pondered.
tearful
','könnyes
','He refused even to grant her tearful request for Magdeburg.
somber
','komor
','The somber color of the judge\'s robe reflected the seriousness of his profession.
','2016-04-21 05:16:16'),(82,7,'happy
','boldog
','Are you happy with how you look?
','2016-04-22 05:12:26'),(83,7,'cheerful
','vidám
','She poured a cup of coffee and delivered it to him - along with a cheerful smile.
delighted
','elragadtatva
','pleased
','elégedett
','glad
','boldog
','I think he will be glad to see you.
','2016-04-22 05:14:30'),(87,7,'joyful
','vidám
','I am so ecstatic with my happiness in life that it has me crying with joyful tears.
','2016-04-22 05:15:27'),(88,7,'ecstatic
','elragadtatott
','I am so ecstatic with my happiness in life that it has me crying with joyful tears.
','2016-04-22 05:15:41'),(89,7,'content
','megelégedett
','Are you content with your present salary?
','2016-04-22 05:16:58'),(90,7,'jovial
','kedélyes
','She had no idea what made him angry one minute and jovial the next.
amused
','derülni
','He studied her face with amused eyes.
merry
','vidám
','I wish you a Merry Christmas.
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','izgatot
','elated
','fellelkesült
','I was elated when I found out I would have no homework for the rest of the week!
','2016-04-22 05:28:02'),(95,8,'laughed
','nevetett
','I laughed out loud.
','2016-04-22 10:49:18'),(96,8,'giggled
','vihogott
','The girls giggled.
','2016-04-22 10:49:53'),(97,8,'chuckled
','kuncogott
','He chuckled and then coughed.
','2016-04-22 10:50:45'),(98,8,'roared
','ordított
','howled
','üvöltött
','The wind howled.
','2016-04-22 10:52:24'),(100,8,'whooped
','ujjong
','','2016-04-22 10:45:55'),(101,8,'snickered
','kuncogás
','guffawed
','hahotázás
','The men guffawed until Davis\'s voice broke in, low and steady.
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','visította
','grinned
','vigyorgott
','cackled
','felkárogott
','She cackled at the poor man. \"So it is that you have one wish left.\"
','2016-04-22 10:57:26'),(106,8,'bellowed
','bömbölte
','Toni bellowed, tearing after her.
','2016-04-22 10:57:50'),(107,8,'chortled
','röhincsélt
','There is always the original: \"He chortled in his joy!\"
','2016-04-22 10:59:58'),(108,9,'like
','kedvel
','Do you like snow?
','2016-04-22 11:17:54'),(109,9,'admire
','csodál
','I admire your courage.
','2016-04-22 11:18:24'),(110,9,'approve
','helyesel
','I can\'t approve the plan.
','2016-04-22 11:18:53'),(111,9,'adore
','rajong
','I adore the opera.
','2016-04-22 11:19:35'),(112,9,'treasure
','kincs
','Tom finally figured out where the treasure was hidden.
','2016-04-22 11:20:25'),(113,9,'fancy
','díszes
','Her gaze landed on the dining room, which looked much like that of a fancy restaurant.
marvel
','csoda
','She has a marvelous sense of humor.
','2016-04-22 11:22:04'),(115,9,'appreciate
','értékelni
','respect
','tisztel
','You can\'t buy respect.
','2016-04-22 11:25:23'),(117,9,'cherish
','dédelget
','She cherished his old love letters.
','2016-04-22 11:26:00'),(118,9,'fond
','szerető
','Are you fond of swimming?
','2016-04-22 11:27:12'),(119,9,'desire
','kívánság
','Tom has no desire to study French.
','2016-04-22 11:27:41'),(120,9,'enjoy
','élvez
','Did you enjoy the party yesterday?
','2016-04-22 11:28:06'),(121,10,'big
','nagy
','A big typhoon is approaching.
','2016-04-25 05:08:49'),(122,10,'huge
','hatalmas
','Tom has a huge bruise on his right leg.
','2016-04-25 05:09:47'),(123,10,'giant
','óriás
','Giant pandas live only in China.
','2016-04-25 05:10:23'),(124,10,'gigantic
','óriási
','She owns a gigantic house.
','2016-04-25 05:11:14'),(125,10,'enormous
','hatalmas
','An elephant is an enormous animal.
','2016-04-25 05:11:58'),(126,10,'large
','terjedelmes
','Japan is not as large as Canada.
','2016-04-25 05:12:22'),(127,10,'massive
','tömeges
','A portion of the island was destroyed by the massive waves.
','2016-04-25 05:12:56'),(128,10,'colossal
','óriási
','That was a colossal waste of time.
','2016-04-25 05:13:27'),(129,10,'immense
','óriási
','Technology has given us immense power.
','2016-04-25 05:13:57'),(130,10,'bulky
','terjedelmes
','There lay on his table at night a letter; a bulky letter.
','2016-04-25 05:15:31'),(131,10,'hefty
','nehéz
','The frustrated tennis player smashed his racquet on the court and incurred a hefty fine.
','2016-04-25 05:16:21'),(132,10,'tremendous
','borzasztó
','You speak tremendously fast.
','2016-04-25 05:16:53'),(133,10,'jumbo
','óriási
','She cut up the entire water melon and stored it in a jumbo-sized plastic bag.
','2016-04-25 05:17:50'),(134,11,'little
','kicsi
','I have a little money.
','2016-04-26 05:18:03'),(135,11,'small
','kicsi
','She surprised him with a small gift.
','2016-04-26 05:18:38'),(136,11,'tiny
','apró
','A tiny object moved in the dark.
','2016-04-26 05:19:06'),(137,11,'petite
','kicsi
','The petite girl has to ask for help reaching something off of the ladder because it was to tall for her to reach.
','2016-04-26 05:19:38'),(138,11,'miniature
','miniatűr
','He stared at that detailed miniature model of a dinosaur.
','2016-04-26 05:20:05'),(139,11,'teeny
','pici
','I\'ll just have a teeny piece of cake.
','2016-04-26 05:20:53'),(140,11,'itsy-bitsy
','ici pici
','Itsy Bitsy spider climbed up the water spout.
','2016-04-26 05:21:57'),(141,11,'miniscule
','parányi
','Many fast food workers are quitting their jobs because of minuscule salaries.
','2016-04-26 05:23:32'),(142,11,'mini
','mini
','minute
','perc
','Could I see you a minute, please?
','2016-04-26 05:25:04'),(144,11,'microscopic
','mikroszkopikus
','I brought some microscopic studies of the cellular structure that I got hold of.
','2016-04-26 05:26:15'),(145,11,'skimpy
','fukar
','You can\'t go out in that skimpy dress - it shows your underwear.
','2016-04-26 05:27:04'),(146,11,'wee
','pindurka
','The baby has done a wee in his potty.
','2016-04-26 05:28:52'),(147,12,'ran
','futott
','We ran after the thief.
','2016-04-27 05:16:19'),(148,12,'speed
','sebesség
','The train gained speed gradually.
','2016-04-27 05:16:56'),(149,12,'hurried
','sietős
','I hurried so as not to miss the train.
','2016-04-27 05:17:23'),(150,12,'sprinted
','rohanni
','jogged
','kocogás
','rushed
','rohant
','galloped
','vágtatott
','I saw a horse galloping toward me.
','2016-04-27 05:23:08'),(154,12,'hustled
','sietetteni, lökdösődik
','Are you hustling me?
','2016-04-27 16:04:59'),(155,12,'skipped
','kihagy, átugrik
','raced
','versenyzett
','dashed
','kirohani, szaggatott
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','elmenekült
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','jár, sétál
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','kószál
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','tiptoed
','lábujjhegyen
','trotted
','ügetett
','marched
','vonult
','glided
','siklott
','strutted
','kevély járás
','I saw the rooster strut around the chicken\'s area every morning.
','2016-04-30 07:51:34'),(167,13,'shuffled
','csoszogott
','crept
','lopódzott
','treaded
','járás
','hiked
','vándorolt
','paraded
','parádézott
','pretty
','csinos
','She has a pretty doll.
','2016-05-03 08:01:08'),(173,14,'beautiful
','szép
','Did you see the sunset earlier? It was really beautiful.
','2016-05-03 08:01:54'),(174,14,'gorgeous
','gyönyörű
','What a gorgeous sunset! Let\'s hang around for a couple of minutes and watch it.
','2016-05-03 08:03:15'),(175,14,'appealing
','megnyerő
','Nothing is so appealing as the innocent face of a sleeping baby.
','2016-05-05 16:11:47'),(176,14,'cute
','aranyos
','Even without makeup, she\'s very cute.
','2016-05-03 08:07:44'),(177,14,'lovely
','bájos
','I\'ve never seen such a lovely girl.
','2016-05-03 08:08:21'),(178,14,'exquisite
','kitűnő, tökéletes
','The tourists were fascinated with the exquisite scenery.
','2016-05-03 08:08:55'),(179,14,'attractive
','vonzó
','The older he grew, the more attractive he became.
','2016-05-03 08:10:19'),(180,14,'elegant
','elegáns
','A very elderly couple is having an elegant dinner to celebrate their 75th wedding anniversary.
','2016-05-03 08:11:03'),(181,14,'handsome
','jóképű
','He looked quite handsome in his suit and tie.
','2016-05-03 08:12:06'),(182,14,'stunning
','lenyűgöző
','fair
','szép
','They say the lady is virtuous and fair.
','2016-05-05 16:14:32'),(184,14,'dazzling
','káprázatos
','It was another day of dazzling brightness and intense heat.
looked
','nézett
','gazed
','bámul
','She gazed up into his eyes that were full of tenderness.
examined
','vizsgált
','glanced
','pillantott
','viewed
','megnéz
','I viewed your profile on Facebook yesterday.
','2016-05-04 08:44:36'),(190,15,'observed
','megfigyelt
','My hands felt every object and observed every motion, and in this way I learned to know many things.
peeked
','kukucskál
','Carmen peeked out the window and saw the blue BMW.
stared
','mereven néz
','watched
','figyelte
','inspected
','ellenőrzött
','spied
','kémkedett
','Standing at the car digging in her purse for the key, she spied Alex\'s truck.
noticed
','észrevette
','As she glanced into the last bedroom, she noticed it had a patio door.
BEA & RUDI FILES
','2015-11-10 19:29:35'),(16,'http://www.angolkerdezzfelelek.hu/angol-tesztek/','','2015-12-05 08:48:21'),(17,'http://first-english.org/','','2015-12-05 12:37:49'),(18,'http://speechyard.com/us/','','2015-12-10 12:50:58'),(19,'http://www.autoenglish.org','','2016-01-22 12:14:15'),(20,'http://www.havefunteaching.com/?s=spelling','SPELLING
','2016-01-09 12:55:38'),(21,'https://www.anglo-link.com/index.php?/home','','2016-01-16 06:17:47'),(22,'http://justenglish.me/2014/04/18/synonyms-for-the-96-most-commonly-used-words-in-english/','SYNONYMS
','2016-03-20 09:01:43'),(23,'https://books.google.ro/books?id=AQMiCwAAQBAJ&pg=PT103&lpg=PT103&dq=rendben+nem+gond+angolul&source=bl&ots=KYOeWPdq9M&sig=oDM0ENcH-qAKHRyXtwdFbhI6Juo&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwj9oJ2tnvXLAhXGHJoKHX75Du4Q6AEIMzAF#v=onepage&q=rendben nem gond angolul&f=false','Phrases
','2016-04-04 14:55:52'),(24,'http://www.engvid.com/','ep01
In a flashback Gale was unpacking the new high-tech lab equipment while Gus was visiting Gale in the lab to check on his work.
Gale analyzed the blue meth that Gus had given him. Gale said that the purity of the meth is beyond the purity that he or anyone else he knows of could produce.
Back in the present Victor arrived at Gale\'s home and found Gale dead. Outside Victor spotted Jesse in his car. Victor jumpped in the car and oredered J to drive.
\r\nAt the lab Walt and Mike were waiting when victor returned with j. W thought that J failed.
Mike asked if Victor sweeped of Gale\'s home. Victor replied that he couldn\'t because people were already there.
In the next morning M appeard at Skyler\'s house with a stack of unpaid medical bills. Marie saw W\'s car so she assumed that W and S reunited.
After Marie left, S moved W\'s car to a nearby street so W J won\'t ask questions when he wokes up.
Back at the lab W explained tok Mike and Victor the fact that he\'s the only one who can maintain the meth production schedule. In response for that Victor was starting the equipment and he was cooking by himself.
\r\nSaul was looking for bugs in his office when he received a call from S asking where W is. Saul lied and said that W is fine; then he told his new bodyguard Huell that they might need to leave town.
\r\nSkylre droves with Holl to W\'s home, but he wasn\'t at home so S had opened the door with the help of a locksmith. S was searching the apartment but she found no clues of W\'s whereabouts.
\r\nMeanwhile Marie was feeling good for Hank\'s progress in physical therapy. Hank said that she was exaggerating because he only walked sixteen feet in twenty minutes.
\r\nAt the lab W was waiting and hopping for Victor to miss a step in the cook, actually he didn\'t.
When Gus arrived W tried to defend his and Jesses\'s actions. Gus didn\'t say anything then he changed into one of the lab\'s sutis. W was trying to convince Gus that he and J are only can cook. and they are still needed. Victor said that he knows the recipe as he had memorised all the steps. Gus picked up a box-cutter and walked toward W and J. then he walked behind Victor and surprisingly sliced his throat. After that Gus was walking away dropped the box cutter and changed back into his street clothes. From the top of the stairs he looked back down and ordered them to get back to work.
As mike watched W and J dropped Victor\'s dead body into a plastic barrel then pour in acid. The drum was shipped off with a lot of hazardous material.
\r\nLater at a dinner J was eating while W apppeared and he asked J what their next move should be because he thought that they have bought time until Gus find another chemist. J disaggreed with W.
\r\nW arrived at S\'s house in a cab but couldn\'t find his car. S met him in the driveway and told him she moved it to avoid questiosn from W Jr. W found his car and returned home.
\r\n\r\n
ep02
\r\nep02
In a motel room W purchased a gun from a gun dealer recommended by Saul.
The dealer advised W to practice.
At a bar Mike discovered Victor\'s dried blood on his jacket sleeve. He wiped it off.
\r\nJ showed off his new sound system to Badger and Skinny Pete. They were drinking and playing video games when J decided to throw a party therefore the house got quickly filled with a lot of people drinking and dancing.
\r\nAt his home W was parcticing drawing the gun.
\r\nMeanwhile at Hank\'s home in the middle of the ninght Hank was examining his minerals while Marie was arguing with him about that.
\r\nIn the next morning W and S were discussing about their intention to buy a car wash. S was willing to talk directly with Saul but W couldn\'t want to let it happen so they were talking over it.
\r\nAt J\'s home in the morning after the party he orderd Badger to buy everyone breakfast and keep the party going until he returns.
\r\nAt the lab, W with the gun in his belt was waiting for Gus to arrive. Actually, Tycus arrived who\'s Victor replacement. Tyrus wanted to pick up the batch when Mike demanded a second weighing. W asked to see Gus but Mike replied \"You\'re never gonna see him again\".
\r\nSkyler was watching the car wash from across the street and counting the customers of it. She was making an idea of how much this business can earn.
\r\nAt J\'s house the party was still going on when Andrea arrived asked J if he sent her an envelope of cash the night her brother\'s killers were murdered. J said that he did then asked her to use the money to buy a house at a better neighborhood.
\r\nLater in the night W went to Gus\'s house with the gun in his hand when Tyrus called him told him to go home. Walter was looking around but he can\'t see Tyrus, so he figured out that his every move is watched.
\r\nAT the car wash S approached Bogdan with a proposal to buy his business. Bogand wanted too much money for the business.
\r\nW at a bar was telling Mike he did his last move to protect Jesses and himself. W was trying to convince Mike to help him to get rid off gus. As a response Mike knocked Walt to the floor with a punch.
\r\nJesses\' party has finished.
\r\n\r\n
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75.4
77.2
77.3
She has a drill
','Ő neki van egy fúrója
','Fogorvosnő have => has
','2015-11-08 11:52:01'),(44,2,'sentence',0,'Do you play tennis?
','Tenisszezel?
','1.) I do play tennis.
2.) Yes I do play tennis.
3.) Yes I do.
Does she like fried chicken?
','Szereti ő a sültkrumplit?
','1.) Yes she likes fried chicken.
2.) Yes she does like fried chiken.
3.) Yes, she does.
Does Ann have brothers?
','Vannak testvérei Annnek?
','Yes she has brothers.
','2015-11-10 10:40:53'),(49,2,'sentence',0,'Does Ann like snakes?
','Szereti-e Ann a kígyókat?
','No, she doesn\'t like snakes.
','2015-11-10 10:40:58'),(50,2,'sentence',0,'Does Ann play sports after school?
','Sportol Ann iskola után?
','Yes, she does play sports after school
','2015-11-10 10:41:03'),(51,2,'sentence',0,'Does Frank can play drum?
','Frank tud dobolni?
','Yes, he does can play drum.
','2015-11-10 10:41:07'),(52,2,'sentence',0,'Does Frank play sports after school?','Frank sportol iskola után?','He do sports after school.','2015-10-24 06:22:45'),(53,2,'sentence',0,'Does Frank like hot dogs?','Szereti-e Frank a hot-dogot?','Yes, he does like hot dogs,','2015-10-22 06:31:22'),(54,2,'sentence',0,'Does Frank live at 1 Cat Street?
','Az 1 Cat utcán él Frank?
','1.) Yes he lives at 1 Cat Street.
2.) Yes he does live at 1 Cat Street.
3.) Yes he does.
11:05 PM
','11:05 PM
','It\'s five past eleven.
','2015-11-10 11:23:00'),(66,2,'word',0,'12:00','12:00','1.) It\'s twelve o\'clock.\r\nShe is playing soccer. He is watching TV.
','Ő focizik. Ő TV-t nézz.
','To talk about what is happening now, we use \'be\', and add \'ing\' onto the verb stem.
','2015-11-08 12:03:25'),(78,3,'sentence',0,'He is reading a book.make => making, take => taking, use => using, ride => riding, write => writing, dance => dancing
','csinál, elvesz, használ, lovagol, ír, táncol
','Add \'ing\' onto the verb stem isn\'t as easy as it seems.
Sometimes we need to make some changes.
When a verb ends in a silent \'e\', we drop the \'e\' and add \'ing\'.
run => running, swim => swimming, shop => shopping, win => winning, get => getting.
','szalad, úszik, vásárol, nyer, kap
','Add \'ing\' onto the verb stem isn\'t as easy as it seems.
Sometimes we need to make some changes.
When the last part of the verb ends in a short vowel + consonant, we have to double the consonant and add \'ing\'.
Non-action verbs
\r\nNon-action verbs are verbs that doesn\'t show an action. (ex: understand, know, remember)
Even when they are meaning is right NOW, we don\'t use it in continuous tense.
1. Information in your brain:
2. Opinion( is not an action it\'s a feeling about something)
\r\n3. Ownership
\r\n4. Desires
\r\n5. Senses
\r\nShe wants a cheesburger.( PS)
The cheesburger tastes good.(PS)
She is eating a cheesburger now.( PC)
http://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/support-files/stative-verbs-list.pdf
\r\nhttp://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/stative-verbs-exercise.html
','Nem cselekvést kifejező igék
','','2015-11-10 12:59:56'),(320,4,'word',1,'concern
','vonatkozik, érint
','','2015-10-31 06:27:51'),(321,4,'word',1,'yeast','élesztő','','2015-10-28 17:47:46'),(322,4,'word',1,'consist','abbol állinvolve
','magába foglal
','','2015-10-31 06:27:46'),(326,4,'word',1,'owe','tartozni','I owe you $20. I owe him for my career.realise
','rádőbenni, felfogni, megvalosítani
','','2015-10-31 06:27:41'),(329,4,'sentence',1,'1.) a) Miért kóstolod a levest?
\r\n2.) b) Ő az ő vállán érezte a kezét.
\r\n3.) b) Neked van egy angól szótárad?
\r\n4.) a) Te mit gondolsz erről?
\r\n5.) a) Én ma sokkal jobban érzem magam.
\r\n6.) a) Te mit nézzel?
\r\n7.) b) Én nem hallak téged.
\r\n8.) b) Te mit gondolsz rólam?
\r\n9.) b) Én úgy érzem mi mostmár haza mehetnénk.
\r\n10.) b) Ez a kenyér vicces ízű.
','Choose the correct form of the verb depending on whether in this meaning it is an action or a state verb. If both the Present Continuous and the Present Simple tenses are possible, use the Present Continuous tense.
','2015-10-30 18:29:03'),(330,4,'definition',0,'Some verbs can be both stative and dynamic.
\r\n1.) be
\r\nbe is usually a stative verb, but when it is used in the continuous it means ‘behaving’ or ‘acting’ you are stupid = it’s part of your personality you are being stupid = only now, not usually
\r\n2.) have
\r\n3.) see
\r\n4.) taste (also: smell, feel, look)
\r\n5.) think
\r\nNéhány ige lehet statikus és dinamikus is.
','','2015-11-11 15:12:53'),(331,4,'sentence',1,'1.) She has (have) a bath every evening.
','Ő minden este fürdik.
','http://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/stative-verbs-exercise.html
','2015-10-30 18:13:56'),(332,4,'sentence',1,'2.) My husband is always tasting (always/taste) the food while I\'m cooking! It\'s very annoying.
','Az én férjem mindig megkóstolja az ételt amíg én főzök! Ez nagyon bosszantó.
','http://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/stative-verbs-exercise.html
','2015-10-30 18:14:55'),(333,4,'sentence',1,'3.) Luke is seeing (see) the doctor now.
','Luke most látja az orvost.
','http://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/stative-verbs-exercise.html
','2015-10-30 18:15:39'),(334,4,'sentence',1,'4.) He is having (have) a party next weekend.
','Ő neki bulija lesz jövő hétvégén.
','http://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/stative-verbs-exercise.html
','2015-10-30 18:16:02'),(335,4,'sentence',1,'5.) This coffee doesn\'t taste (not taste) right.
','Ennek a kávénak nincs jó íze.
','http://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/stative-verbs-exercise.html
','2015-10-30 18:16:41'),(336,4,'sentence',1,'6.) We are seeing (see) John and Susie next month.
','Mi találkozunk John-nal és Susie-val a jövő honapban.
','http://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/stative-verbs-exercise.html
','2015-10-30 18:17:12'),(337,4,'sentence',1,'7.) What do you think (think) about the war?
','Te mit gondolsz a háborúról?
','http://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/stative-verbs-exercise.html
','2015-10-30 18:17:39'),(338,4,'sentence',1,'8.) She has (have) a headache.
','Ő neki fejfájása van.
','http://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/stative-verbs-exercise.html
','2015-10-30 18:18:01'),(339,4,'sentence',1,'9.) It is (be) cold today.
','Ma hideg van.
','http://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/stative-verbs-exercise.html
','2015-10-30 18:18:22'),(340,4,'sentence',1,'10.) They don\'t have (not/have) a car.
','Nekik nincs autójuk.
','http://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/stative-verbs-exercise.html
','2015-10-30 18:18:40'),(341,4,'sentence',1,'11.) I don\'t see (not/see) anything, I can\'t work the telescope.
','Én nem látok semmit. Nem tudok dolgozni a telszkóppal.
','http://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/stative-verbs-exercise.html
','2015-10-30 18:19:13'),(342,4,'sentence',1,'12.) The waiter is tasting (taste) the wine now.
','A pincér megkóstolja most a bort.
','http://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/stative-verbs-exercise.html
','2015-10-30 18:19:59'),(343,4,'sentence',1,'13.) She isn\'t (not be) a doctor.
','Ő nem orvos.
','http://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/stative-verbs-exercise.html
','2015-10-30 18:20:16'),(344,4,'sentence',1,'14.) Do you want (want) a sandwich?
','Te kérsz egy szendvicset?
','http://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/stative-verbs-exercise.html
','2015-10-30 18:20:41'),(345,4,'sentence',1,'15.) I am having (have) fun today.
','Ma jól szórakoztam.
','http://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/stative-verbs-exercise.html
','2015-10-30 18:21:00'),(346,4,'sentence',1,'16.) I am thinking (think) too much about my ex-boyfriend.
','Én túl sokat gondolok az előző fiúmra.
','http://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/stative-verbs-exercise.html
','2015-10-30 18:21:47'),(347,4,'sentence',1,'17.) They often see (see) a film on Friday.
','Ők gyarkan filmeznek péntekenként.
','http://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/stative-verbs-exercise.html
','2015-10-30 18:22:27'),(348,4,'sentence',1,'18.) This cake tastes (taste) funny.
','Ez a torta vicces ízű.
','http://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/stative-verbs-exercise.html
','2015-10-30 18:23:09'),(349,4,'sentence',1,'19.) Are you having (have) a good time at the moment?
','Neked jó kedved van most?
','http://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/stative-verbs-exercise.html
','2015-10-30 18:23:46'),(350,4,'sentence',1,'20.) The chef alwasy tastes (taste) the food before he serves it.
','A szakács mindig megkóstolja az ételt mielőtt felszolgálja.
','http://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/stative-verbs-exercise.html
','2015-10-30 18:24:15'),(353,5,'sentence',1,'1.) (I / study / French) I\'ve studied French.
','','http://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/present-perfect-exercise-1.html
','2015-11-03 13:33:45'),(354,5,'sentence',1,'2.) (She / eat / octopus) She\'s eaten octopus.
','','http://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/present-perfect-exercise-1.html
','2015-11-03 13:33:51'),(355,5,'sentence',1,'3.) (They / go / to Scotland) They\'ve gone to Scotland.
','','http://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/present-perfect-exercise-1.html
','2015-11-03 13:33:55'),(356,5,'sentence',1,'4.) (We / read / that book) We\'ve read the book.
','','http://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/present-perfect-exercise-1.html
','2015-11-03 13:34:00'),(357,5,'sentence',1,'5.) (He / live / here for three years) He\'s lived here for three years.
','','http://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/present-perfect-exercise-1.html
','2015-11-03 13:34:05'),(358,5,'sentence',1,'6.) (You / know / David for ten years) You\'ve known David for ten years.
','','http://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/present-perfect-exercise-1.html
','2015-11-03 13:34:10'),(359,5,'sentence',1,'7.) (We / be / here for two weeks) We\'ve been here for two weeks.
','','http://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/present-perfect-exercise-1.html
','2015-11-03 13:34:17'),(360,5,'sentence',1,'8.) (I / lose / my keys) I\'ve lost my keys.
','','http://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/present-perfect-exercise-1.html
','2015-11-03 13:34:22'),(361,5,'sentence',1,'9.) (He / drink / too much coffee) He\'s drunk too much coffee.
','','http://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/present-perfect-exercise-1.html
','2015-11-03 13:34:26'),(362,5,'sentence',1,'10.) (They / miss / the train) They\'ve missed the train.
','','http://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/present-perfect-exercise-1.html
','2015-11-03 13:34:32'),(363,5,'sentence',1,'1) (We / not / go / to Paris) We haven\'t gone to Paris.
\r\n2) (She / not / see / ‘The Lord of the Rings’) She hasn\'t seen ‘The Lord of the Rings’.
\r\n3) (He / not / meet / my mother) He hasn\'t met my mother.
4) (They / not / visit / St. Paul’s) They haven\'t visited St. Paul\'s.
5) (I / not / know / him for three months) I haven\'t known him for three months.
6) (You / not / study / French for ten years) You haven\'t studied French for ten years.
7) (They / not / be / in London for six months) They haven\'t been in London for six months.
8) (He / not / hurt / his leg) He hasn\'t hurt his leg.
9) (She / not / leave / her phone in a taxi) She hasn\'t left her phone in a taxi.
10) (We / not / lose / our tickets) We haven\'t lost our tickets.
','','
http://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/present-perfect-exercise-2.html
\r\nPresent Perfect - Negative 1
','2015-11-03 13:25:41'),(364,5,'sentence',1,'1) (They / go / to the USA)? Have they gone to the USA?
\r\n2) (You / read / ‘War and Peace’) Have you read \'War and Peace\'?
\r\n3) (She / be / late for a meeting)? Has she been late for a meeting?
\r\n4) (He / meet / your family yet)? Has he met your family yet?
\r\n5) (They / live / here as long as we have)? Have they lived here as long as we have?
\r\n6) (You / go / to Australia)? Have you gone to Australia?
\r\n7) (She / miss / the bus)? Has she missed the bus?
\r\n8) (I / meet / you before)? Have I met you before?
\r\n9) (They / take / the exam)? Have they taken the exam?
\r\n10) (She / work / in this company for fifteen years)? Has she worked in this company for fifteen years?
','','http://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/present-perfect-exercise-3.html
\r\nPresent Perfect - Questions
','2015-11-04 16:04:22'),(365,5,'sentence',1,'1) (I / go / to the library today) I have gone to the library today.
\r\n2) (you / keep a pet for three years) You\'ve kept a pet for three years.
\r\n3) (you / come here before)? Have you come here before?
\r\n4) (it / rain all day)? Has it rained all day?
\r\n5) (who / we / forgot to invite)? Who have we forgotten to invite?
\r\n6) (we / not / hear that song already) We haven\'t heard that song already.
\r\n7) (he / not / forget his books) He haven\'t forgotten his books.
\r\n8) (she / steal all the chocolate) She\'s stolen all the chocolate.
\r\n9) (I / explain it well)? Have I explained it well?
\r\n10) (who / he / meet recently) Who has he met recently?
\r\n','','
http://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/present-perfect-exercise-4.html
\r\nPresent Perfext exercises Mixed 1
','2015-11-03 13:25:56'),(366,5,'sentence',1,'1) (she / pass the exam)? Has she passed the exam?
\r\n2) (you / eat lunch yet)? Have you eaten lunch yet?
\r\n3) (he / read the newspaper today)? Have he read the newspaper today?
\r\n4) (you / not / study French for ten years) You haven\'t studied French for ten years.
\r\n5) (they / be in London for six months) They\'ve been in London for six months.
\r\n6) (where / you be)? Where have you been?
\r\n7) (we / not / go to Paris) We haven\'t gone to Paris.
\r\n8) (she / not see / \'The Lord Of The Rings) She hasn\'t seen \'The Lord Of The Rings\'.
\r\n9) (he / not / meet my mother) He hasn\'t met my mother.
\r\n10) (they / not / visit St. Paul\'s Cathedral yet) They haven\'t visited St. Paul\'s Cathedral yet.
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\r\nPresent Perfect - Mixed Exercise 2
','2015-11-03 13:26:17'),(367,5,'word',1,'scam
\r\n','
átverés
','','2015-11-02 07:02:56'),(368,5,'word',1,'chemistry
','gyógyszerész
','','2015-11-02 07:03:32'),(369,5,'word',1,'passer-by
','járókelő
','','2015-11-02 07:04:12'),(370,5,'word',1,'traffic jam
','forgalmi dugó
','','2015-11-02 07:05:34'),(371,5,'word',1,'diversion
','elterelés
','','2015-11-02 07:06:01'),(372,5,'word',1,'flyover
','felüljáró
','','2015-11-02 07:06:23'),(373,5,'word',1,'chimney
','kémény
','','2015-11-02 07:06:59'),(374,5,'word',1,'doormat
','lábtörlő
','','2015-11-02 07:07:25'),(375,5,'word',1,'attic
','padlás
','','2015-11-02 07:07:41'),(376,5,'word',1,'window sill
','ablakpárkány
','','2015-11-02 07:08:15'),(377,5,'word',1,'fence
','kerítés
','','2015-11-02 07:08:32'),(378,5,'word',1,'cellar
','pince, borospince
','','2015-11-02 07:08:54'),(379,5,'word',1,'doorknob
','gömbkilincs
','','2015-11-02 07:09:38'),(380,5,'word',1,'sink
','mosogató
','','2015-11-02 07:10:00'),(381,5,'word',1,'mend
','javít
','','2015-11-02 07:10:25'),(382,5,'word',1,'hijack
','eltérít
','','2015-11-02 07:10:44'),(383,5,'word',1,'derail
','kisiklat
','','2015-11-02 07:11:12'),(384,5,'word',1,'sail
','vitorla
','','2015-11-02 07:11:27'),(385,5,'word',1,'escalator
','mozgólépcső
','','2015-11-02 07:11:54'),(386,5,'expression',1,'fasten seat belt
','biztonsági övet becsatolni
','','2015-11-02 07:12:40'),(387,5,'word',1,'puncture
','defekt
','','2015-11-02 07:13:52'),(388,5,'word',1,'toll
','útdíj
','','2015-11-02 07:14:14'),(389,5,'word',1,'skid
','csúszás
','','2015-11-02 07:14:51'),(390,5,'word',1,'saddle
','nyereg
','','2015-11-02 07:15:25'),(391,5,'word',1,'valve
','szelep
','','2015-11-02 07:15:38'),(392,5,'word',1,'rack
','állvány
','','2015-11-02 07:15:54'),(393,5,'sentence',1,'Contraries for Unique Personalities.
\r\n1. naive ↔ sophisticated
2. easy to please ↔ picky
3. uncreative ↔ imaginative
4. selfish ↔ thoughtful
5. modest ↔ egotistical
6. normal ↔ eccentric
7. quick to decide ↔ indecisive
8. unfeeling ↔ sensitive
9. illogical ↔ sensible
10. having faith in people ↔ cynical
http://www.englishpage.com/vocabulary/interactivelesson1b.htm
','2015-11-03 13:10:42'),(396,6,'sentence',0,'\r\n
','','','2015-11-04 07:59:35'),(397,6,'sentence',1,'
Robin: I think the waiter (forget) has forgotten us. We (wait) have been waiting here for over half an hour and nobody (take) has taken our order yet.
Michele: I think you\'re right. He (walk) has walked by us at least twenty times. He probably thinks we (order, already) have already ordered.
Robin: Look at that couple over there, they (be, only) have only been here for five or ten minutes and they already have their food.
Michele: He must realize we (order, not) have not ordered yet! We (sit) have been sitting here for over half an hour staring at him.
Robin: I don\'t know if he (notice, even) has even noticed us. He (run) has been running from table to table taking orders and serving food.
Michele: That\'s true, and he (look, not) has not looked in our direction once.
http://www.englishpage.com/verbpage/verbs7.htm
\r\nVerb Tense Exercise 7
\r\nPresent Perfect / Present Perfect Continuous
','2015-11-05 10:56:02'),(398,6,'sentence',1,'1. Judy: How long (be) have you been in Canada?
Claude: I (study) have been studying here for more than three years.
2. I (have) have had the same car for more than ten years. I\'m thinking about buying a new one.
3. I (love) have loved chocolate since I was a child. You might even call me a \"chocoholic.\"
4. Matt and Sarah (have) have been having some difficulties in their relationship lately, so they (go) have been going to a marriage counselor. I hope they work everything out.
5. John (work) has been working for the government since he graduated from Harvard University. Until recently, he (enjoy) has been enjoying his work, but now he is talking about retiring.
6. Lately, I (think) have been thinking about changing my career because I (become) have become dissatisfied with the conditions at my company.
7. I (see) have been seeing Judy for more than five years and during that time I (see) have seen many changes in her personality.
http://www.englishpage.com/verbpage/verbs8.htm
\r\nVerb Tense Exercise 8
\r\nPresent Perfect / Present Perfect Continuous
','2015-11-05 11:16:38'),(399,6,'sentence',1,'1.) Where does she work?
\r\n2.) When do you finish school?
\r\n3.) Why do you like that movie?
\r\n4.) When is the game?
\r\n5.) What is your brother\'s name?
\r\n6.) Where is my jacket?
\r\n7.) How old are your parents?
\r\n8.) When does Dan eat dinner?
\r\n9.) What is the answer to question number 5?
\r\n10.) How do the boys like the class?
','','http://www.learnenglish-online.com/grammar/tests/whquestions2.html
\r\nFill in the blanks with do, does, is, or are.
','2015-11-05 13:38:51'),(400,6,'sentence',1,'1.) Where do you live?
\r\n2.) How are you?
\r\n3.) When do they come to school?
\r\n4.) Where does she work?
\r\n5.) Why is Kim sad?
\r\n6.) Who is your teacher?
\r\n7.) What are their names?
\r\n8.) Who do you sit with in class?
\r\n9.) When do the boys go to sleep?
\r\n10.) How does Tom like his new car?
','','http://www.learnenglish-online.com/grammar/tests/whquestions3.html
\r\nFill in the blanks with do, does, is, are.
','2015-11-05 13:42:11'),(401,6,'sentence',1,'1.) are, doing, what, they => What are they doing?
\r\n2.) in the morning, get, do, up, you, when => When do you get up in the morning?
\r\n3.) you, spell, your, do, name, how => How do you spell your name?
\r\n4.) what, is, homework, for => What is for homework?
\r\n5.) does, Tim, handball, why, like => Why does Tim like handball?
\r\n6.) like, the girls, sports, do, what => What sports do the girls like?
\r\n7.) lunch, friend, have, did, what, for, your => What did your friend have for lunch?
\r\n8.) long, Kevin, did, Paris, how, stay, in => How long did Kevin stay in Paris?
\r\n9.) weather, the, what, whas like => What was the weather like?
\r\n10.) thinks, is, who, easy, maths => Who thinks maths is easy?
','','http://www.englisch-hilfen.de/en/exercises/questions/word_order4.htm
\r\nWord ordering
','2015-11-05 13:51:46'),(402,6,'sentence',1,'1.) John is writing a letter. => What is John writing?
\r\n2.) She walks home from school. => Who walks home from school?
\r\n3.) The children are sitting in the garden. => Where are the children sitting?
\r\n4.) Peter runs with his dog on Sundays. => When does Peter run with his dog?
5.) My rabbit has a cage in the garden. => What does your rabbit have in the garden?
\r\n6.) They go to work by bus. => How do they go to work?
\r\n7.) David likes cats because they are nice. => Why does David like cats?
\r\n8.) Jenny isn\'t sleeping late today. => Who isn\'t sleeping late today?
\r\n9.) We are going to the cinema. => Where are you going?
\r\n10.) I\'m leaving now => When are you leaving?
','','http://www.englisch-hilfen.de/en/exercises/questions/form.htm
\r\nHow to form questions in English – Exercise 1
','2015-11-05 14:16:01'),(403,6,'sentence',1,'1.) She never cleans the van. => What does she never clean?
\r\n2.) Kim and Tina are playing ball in the garden. => What are Kim and Tina playing in the garden?
\r\n3.) They are running home. => Where are they running?
\r\n4.) Mr Johnson has been living in Montreal for ten years. => Who has been living in Montreal for ten years?
\r\n5.) Anne likes her new job very much. => How does Anne like her new job?
\r\n6.) The Barnes are planning a trip to Norway. => Where are the Barnes planning a trip?
\r\n7.) The shop will be closed until next month. => How long will the shop be closed?
\r\n8.) Beverly usually gets up at 6.30 am. => When does Beverly usually get up?
\r\n9.) He can\'t meet Sharon because she is very ill. => Why can\'t he meet Sharon?
\r\n10.) Every evening Steven listens to his new CDs. => Who listens to his new CDs every evening?
','','http://www.englisch-hilfen.de/en/exercises/questions/form2.htm
\r\nHow to form questions in English – Exercise 2
','2015-11-05 18:23:28'),(404,6,'sentence',1,'1.) She is opening a present. => What is she opening?
\r\n2.) The boys are hiding under Tom\'s bed. => Where are the boys hiding?
\r\n3.) My sister prefers porridge for breakfast => Who prefers porridge for breakfast?
\r\n4.) On Thursday Jack has German, history and maths. => What does Jack have on Thursday?
\r\n5.) Yesterday Carol and Jane went to the swimming pool. => When did Carol and Jane go to the swimming pool?
\r\n6.) The plane is landing at the airport. => Where is the plane landing?
\r\n7.) The telephone is ringing. => What is ringing?
\r\n8.) Sarah has to stop because of a security check. => Why does Sarah have to stop?
\r\n9.) Andrew\'s new mountain bike costs €1000. => What does Andrew\'s new mountain bike cost?
\r\n10.) At sunset Peter is walking along the beach. => Who is walking along the beach at sunset?
','','http://www.englisch-hilfen.de/en/exercises/questions/form3.htm
\r\nHow to form questions in English – Exercise 3
','2015-11-06 06:16:21'),(405,6,'sentence',1,'Fill in the question words What, Where, Why, When, How, Who to form the question.
\r\n1. What do you like best?
\r\n2. When does Manolo get up in the morning?
\r\n3. Why don´t you go by bus, Cristina?
\r\n4. What hobbies does Carlos like?
\r\n5. Where do they go to every week?
\r\n6. How old are you Silvia?
\r\n7. When is Maria´s birthday?
\r\n8. Where are my exercise books?
\r\n9. What are you doing at the moment, Harry?
\r\n10. Where do the Petersons live?
\r\n\r\n
Fill in the correct question word.
\r\n1. Who sits next to Dries? Mo.
\r\n2. Where does the boy come from? From Madrid
\r\n3. How old are her children? Three and five.
\r\n4. When is Lola´s birthday? In March, I think.
\r\n5. How much is the shirt? It´s twenty euros.
\r\n6. Who is best at playing tennis? Johann.
\r\n7. Where are you going? To my parents.
\r\n8. How much is an soda? It´s one euro.
\r\n9. When does the restaurant open? At ten o´clock.
\r\n10. Where can I get some ice cream? At the snack bar.
\r\n11. What are you going to order? Pasta.
\r\n12. What are you going to do on Monday? I don´t know.
\r\n13. Who has got my sunglasses? I have got them.
\r\n14. What is your name? Rita.
\r\n15. When is Helen´s party? On Friday.
\r\n\r\n
Complete with the correct question word.
\r\n1. How much are the patotoes? One dollar.
\r\n2. What can I do for you? I want two white T-shirts.
\r\n3. Where can I get a newspaper? At Park street.
\r\n4. Who is your best friend? It´s Paul.
\r\n5. Where does Lisa live? In Boston.
\r\n6. What colour is your new car? It´s white.
\r\n7. What do you collect? Stickers.
\r\n8. Who can help me? I can.
\r\n9. How about some grapes? No, thanks.
\r\n10. What was your first word as a baby? Mama.
\r\n11. When were you born? On March 9th.
\r\n12. Where were you born? In St. Maarten.
\r\n13. Where were you last Sunday? I was working.
\r\n14. Where can we have a picnic? I know a nice place near a pond.
\r\n15. What are you going to take with you? Some sandwiches and a coke.
\r\n\r\n
Choose between What, Which and Whose.
\r\n1. What time is it?
\r\n2. What colour is her hair?
\r\n3. What kind of clothes do you like to wear?
\r\n4. Which school do you go to?
\r\n5. Which doll is your favourite?
\r\n6. Which road leads to the Zoo?
\r\n7. Which runner is the last one?
\r\n8. Do you know which girl won the prize?
\r\n9. Whose foot print´s are these?
\r\n10. Whose baby is this?
\r\n\r\n
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http://www.language-worksheets.com/question-words-elementary.html
','2015-11-06 12:20:23'),(406,6,'sentence',1,'','','http://www.language-worksheets.com/question-words-elementary.html
\r\nFill in the correct question word.
','2015-11-06 12:08:37'),(407,6,'sentence',1,'1.) here / who / lives ? => Who lives here?
\r\n2.) friend / who / best / is your ? => Who is your best friend?
\r\n3.) his / who / barber / is ? => Who is his barber?
\r\n4.) our / who / is / on / team ? => Who is on our team?
\r\n5.) cuts / the grass / who ? => Who cuts the grass?
\r\n6.) you / do / go / with / fishing / who ? => Who do you go with fishing?
\r\n7.) paint / house / my / who / can ? => Who can paint my house?
\r\n8.) likes / better / chocolate / vanilla / who / than ? => Who likes better chocolate than vanilla?
','','http://englishforeveryone.org/PDFs/Beginning Forming Questions - Who.pdf
\r\nForm questions with Who
','2015-11-06 12:33:31'),(408,6,'sentence',1,'1.) your / house / nice / is ? => Is your house nice?
\r\n2.) name / her / is / Annie ? => Is her name Annie?
\r\n3.) you / are / going / the / to / beach ? => You are going to the beach?
\r\n4.) Bobby / getting / his / hair / cut / is ? => Is Bobby getting his hair cut?
\r\n5.) are / home / you at ? => You are at home?
\r\n6.) the / conert / tonight / is ? => Is the concert tonight?
\r\n7.) we / are / yet / there ? => Are we there yet?
\r\n8.) feeling / Ella / sick / today / is ? => Is Ella feeling sick today?
','','http://englishforeveryone.org/PDFs/Beginning forming Questions - To be.pdf
\r\nForming question with To Be
','2015-11-06 12:41:38'),(409,6,'sentence',1,'1.) they / eat / fish / do ? => Do they eat fish?
\r\n2.) time / what / we / do / leave ? => What time do we leave?
\r\n3.) dog / the / does / bite ? => Does the dog bite?
\r\n4.) what / time / the / bus / arrive / does ? => What time the bus does arrive?
\r\n5.) you / do / smoke ? => Do you smoke?
\r\n6.) the / movie / start / when / does ? => When does the movie start?
\r\n7.) you / play / guitar / do / the ? => Do you play the guitar?
\r\n8.) Carla / laundry / does / the / do / on / Tuesday ? => Does Carla do the laundry on Tuesday?
','','http://englishforeveryone.org/PDFs/Beginning forming Questions - Do.pdf
\r\nForming Questions with To Do
','2015-11-06 12:53:41'),(410,6,'sentence',1,'A) Use PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS TENSE to fill in the blanks:
1.) I\'m tired, because I have been working (work) very hard.
2.) He have been writing (write) letters all morning.
\r\n3.) Catherina is getting fatter because she has been eating (eat) too much.
\r\n4.) My mother has been peeling (peel) the potatoes all afternoon.
\r\n5.) Cathy has been attending (attend) a cookery course since March.
\r\n6.) How long have you been learning (learn) English.
\r\n7.) Where are my eye-glasses? I have been looking (look) for them for an hour.
\r\n8.) Charles has been escaping (escape) from the police for years.
\r\n9.) How long have you been using (use) a computer.
\r\n10.) Elizabeth has been living (live) with Mike for three years.
\r\n11.) She has been earning (earn) quite a lot of money for the last two years.
\r\n12.) It has been raining (rain) for six hours.
\r\n\r\n
B.) Use PRESENT PERFECT TENSE or PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS to fill in the blanks.
1.) I\'ve bought / (have been buying) a new pair of shoes.
2.) Have you finished / (Have you been finishing) reading that book yet?
\r\n3.) They(\'ve eaten) / have been eating fruit all afternoon, ever since they came from school.
\r\n4.) I(\'ve been reading) / have read this book now, so you can have it back.
\r\n5.) I(\'ve been writing) / have written eight pages already.
\r\n6.) Your exam paper is completely blank! What have you been doing / (have you done)?
\r\n7.) Oh, no! There\'s nothing to eat. My sister (has been eating) / has eaten everything I left in the kitchen.
\r\n8.) Oh, no! There\'s no wine to drink. They have drunk / (have been drinking) all the wine.
\r\n9.) No wonder your eyes hurt. You\'ve been playing / (have played) computer games ever since you had your breakfast.
\r\n10.) I (haven\'t seen) / haven\'t been seeing you for ages.
\r\n11.) God! Hakan has scored / (has been scoring).
\r\n12.) They (have danced) / have been dancing for an hour.
\r\n13.) I have been waiting / (have waited) for you for ages.
\r\n14.) I\'ve finished / (\'ve been finishing) my work.
\r\n15.) I\'ve been writing / (have written) this letter for an hour.
\r\n16.) He has visited / (has been visiting) ten museums this week.
\r\n17.) I\'m very tired. Because I (have traveled) / have been travelling around Istanbul all day.
\r\n18.) She has found / (has been finding) a good job.
\r\n19.) I\'m hot because I have been running / I (have run).
\r\n20.) I (have written) / have been writing letters for weeks.
','','http://farmacia.unich.it/farmacologia/didattica/inglese/worksheets.pdf
\r\nPresent Perfect Continuous Worksheet 11 PAGE 42
','2015-11-08 08:23:47'),(411,7,'sentence',0,'http://www.easypacelearning.com/all-lessons/grammar/1198-12-verb-tenses-table-learning-english-grammar-tenses
\r\n\r\n
Bumbak Mariann-Angol tematikus tesztek
\r\npage 10-13
\r\ntest number 1
\r\nexercises 1 to 50.
','','','2015-11-08 15:26:00'),(412,7,'word',1,'to sew
','varni
','','2015-11-10 18:29:06'),(413,7,'word',1,'sewing-machine
','varrógép
','','2015-11-10 18:29:28'),(414,7,'word',1,'to row
','evezni
','','2015-11-10 18:29:42'),(415,7,'word',1,'to mow
','nyírni
','','2015-11-10 18:29:57'),(416,7,'word',1,'parrot
','papagáj
','','2015-11-10 18:30:13'),(417,7,'word',1,'niece
','unokahúg
','','2015-11-10 18:30:36'),(418,7,'sentence',1,'RUDI
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Bumbák Marianna - Angol tematikus tesztek 10-13 oldal.
\r\n','2015-11-10 19:37:02'),(420,8,'word',1,'to nod
','bólogatni
','','2015-11-12 07:12:46'),(421,8,'word',1,'the wind roared
','a szél sűvített
','','2015-11-12 07:14:18'),(422,8,'word',1,'sledge
','szánkó
','','2015-11-12 09:35:05'),(423,8,'word',1,'fur coat
','bunda kabát
','','2015-11-12 07:15:30'),(424,8,'word',1,'fell upon him
','ráborult
','','2015-11-12 07:16:19'),(425,8,'word',1,'must not
','nem szabad
','','2015-11-12 07:17:02'),(426,8,'word',1,'the wolves howled
','a farkasok üvöltöttek
','','2015-11-12 07:18:06'),(427,8,'word',1,'to pour
','önteni
','','2015-11-12 09:34:55'),(428,8,'sentence',1,'1) She went (go) home.
\r\n2.) We watched (watch) a film.
\r\n3.) When did he arrive (he/arrive)?
\r\n4.) I bought (buy) a new car.
\r\n5.) Where did you live (you/live)?
\r\n6.) I played (play) tennis.
\r\n7.) Where did you work (you/work) before?
\r\n8.) Did they come (they/come) for lunch?
\r\n9.) Did we study (we/study) this last year?
\r\n10.) They drank (drink) coffee.
\r\n11.) Did you see (you/see) that film?
\r\n12.) We ate (eat) dinner.
\r\n13.) You didn\'t go (not/go) out last night.
\r\n14.) He studied (study).
\r\n15.) What did you watch (you/watch)?
\r\n16.) We didn\'t call (not/call) you yesterday.
\r\n17.) They didn\'t arrive (not/arrive) on time.
\r\n18.) It didn\'t rain (not/rain).
\r\n19.) We didn\'t drink (not/drink) beer.
\r\n20.) You cleaned (clean) the kitchen.
','','http://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/past-simple-exercise-9.html
\r\nPast Simple - Mixed Exercise 3
Make the past simple, positive, negative or question
1.) Where did she go (she/go)?
\r\n2.) What did you do (you/do)?
\r\n3.) He worked (work) in a bank.
\r\n4.) You didn\'t call (not/call) me.
\r\n5.) Did you wear (you/wear) your red dress?
\r\n6.) He didn\'t read (not/read) that book.
\r\n7.) Did you go (you/go)?
\r\n8.) Did she study (she/study) last night?
\r\n9.) Did we arrive (we/arrive) last?
\r\n10.) Who did you meet (you/meet)?
\r\n11.) Did they come (they/come) to the party?
\r\n12.) She didn\'t meet (not/meet) him.
\r\n13.) Did she go (she/go)?
\r\n14.) You met (meet) a friend.
\r\n15.) Which did you like (you/like)?
\r\n16.) I didn\'t forget (not/forget) your book.
\r\n17.) What did he do (he/do) at the weekend?
\r\n18.) She didn\'t like (not/like) chocolate.
\r\n19.) What did you buy (you/buy) yesterday?
\r\n20.) Did you have (you/have) a good holiday?
','','http://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/past-simple-exercise-10.html
\r\nPast Simple - Mixed Exercise 4
Make the past simple, positive, negative or question
1.) We went (go) to the theatre last week.
\r\n2.) Yesterday I had (have) dinner with a friend.
\r\n3.) I have never tasted (never taste) champagne.
\r\n4.) When I was (be) a child, I loved (love) ice-skating.
\r\n5.) I haven\'t had (not/have) any coffee today - I feel very sleepy!
\r\n6.) I didn\'t drink (not/drink) any coffee yesterday.
\r\n7.) I have read (read) all his books - I think he\'s a wonderful writer.
\r\n8.) What did you do (you/do) at the weekend.
\r\n9.) I have always loved (always/love) tea - I drink it every day.
\r\n10.) What subject did she study (she/study) at university?
\r\n11.) John has lost (lose) his bus pass - can he borrow some money?
\r\n12.) How long have you known (you/know) Susie for?
\r\n13.) He was (be) married for ten years (but he got divorced).
\r\n14.) Have you ever been (you/ever/go) to Central Park in New York?
\r\n15.) How many books has she written (she/write) so far?
\r\n16.) He washed (wash) the dishes, cleaned (clean) the living room, and cooked (cook) dinner last night.
\r\n17.) My great-grandfather never left (leave) Scotland.
\r\n18.) She came (come) to London in 1997.
\r\n19.) She has never seen (never / see) snow before.
\r\n20.) He has been (be) married for thirty-five years (and he\'s still married now).
','','http://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/past-simple-present-perfect-3.html
\r\nPast Simple or Present Perfect Exercise 3
\r\nMake the correct form of the past simple or the present perfect
','2015-11-12 13:49:02'),(431,8,'sentence',1,'1.) I have never been (never/go) to Vienna.
\r\n2.) My great grandfather had (have) five sisters.
\r\n3.) He lived (live) in Manila for a year when he was a student.
\r\n4.) Oh no! I have lost (lose) my wallet.
\r\n5.) Have you seen (you/see) Julie today?
\r\n6.) At the weekend, they played (play) football, then they went (go) to a restaurant.
\r\n7.) I have read (read) six books this week.
\r\n8.) Amy lived (live) in Portugal when she was young.
\r\n9.) She visited (visit) her grandmother last month.
\r\n10.) The Vandals invaded (invade) Rome in the year 455.
\r\n11.) She has lived (live) in seven different countries, so she knows a lot about different cultures.
\r\n12.) I went (go) to the cinema last night.
\r\n13.) Ow! I have cut (cut) my finger.
\r\n14.) Have you seen (you/see) The King\'s Speech?
\r\n15.) John has never understood (never/understand) the present perfect.
\r\n16.) She broke (break) her leg the day before the exam.
\r\n17.) We saw (see) Oliver yesterday.
\r\n18.) He has been (be) here all morning.
\r\n19.) King Henry the Eighth of England had (have) six wives.
','','http://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/past-simple-present-perfect-4.html
\r\nPast Simple or Present Perfect Exercise 4
\r\nChoose the past simple or the present perfect tense:
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','kínos, zavaró
','','2015-11-12 16:14:53'),(434,9,'word',1,'oven
','sütő
','','2015-11-20 12:46:02'),(435,9,'word',1,'yell
','ordít
','','2015-11-20 13:18:11'),(436,9,'sentence',1,'1.) (they / take the exam)? Were they taking the exam?
\r\n2.) (when / he / work there)? When was he working there?
\r\n3.) (you / make / dinner)? Were you making dinner?
\r\n4.) (they / drink coffee when you arrived)? Were they drinking coffee when you arrived?
\r\n5.) (when / we / sleep)? When were we sleeping?
\r\n6.) (they / study last night) They were studying last night.
\r\n7.) (we / talk when the accident happened) We were talking when the accident happened.
\r\n8.) (he / not / exercise enough) He wasn\'t exercising enough.
\r\n9.) (I / talk too much)? Was I talking too much?
\r\n10.) (it / not / snow) It wasn\'t snowing.
\r\n11.) (how / they / feel) How were they feeling?
\r\n12.) (they / not / talk) They weren\'t talking
\r\n13.) (where / I / stay)? Where was I staying?
\r\n14.) (why / he / study on a Saturday night)? Why was he studying on a Saturday night?
\r\n15.) (I / go to school when you saw me) I was going to school when you saw me
\r\n16.) (you / sleep at 6am) You were sleeping at 6am
\r\n17.) (she / work when I called) She was working when I called
\r\n18.) (we / not / leave when you called) We weren\'t leaving when you called
\r\n19.) (I / not / stay in a hotel) I wasn\'t staying in a hotel
\r\n20.) (we / make too much noise)? Were we making too much noise?
','','http://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/past-continuous-exercise-4.html
\r\nPast Continuous Mixed Exercise 2
','2015-11-20 13:19:06'),(437,9,'sentence',1,'1.) What were you doing (you/do) when I called (call) you last night?
\r\n2.) I was sitting (sit) in a cafe when you called (call).
\r\n3.) When you arrived (arrive) at the party, who was (be) there?
\r\n4.) Susie was watching (watch) a film when she heard (hear) the noise.
\r\n5.) Yesterday I went (go) to the library, next I had (have) a swim, later I met (meet) Julie for coffee.
\r\n6.) We were playing (play) tennis when John hurt (hurt) his ankle.
\r\n7.) What were they doing (they/do) at 10pm last night - it was really noisy?
\r\n8.) He was taking (take) a shower when the telephone rang (ring).
\r\n9.) He was (be) in the shower when the tleephone rang (ring).
\r\n10.) When I walked (walk) into the room, everyone was working (work).
','','http://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/past-simple-past-continuous-exercise-1.html
\r\nChoose Past Simple or Past Continuous 1
','2015-11-20 16:59:35'),(438,9,'sentence',1,'1.) He was sleeping (sleep) when the doorbell rang (ring).
\r\n2.) We were eating (eat) dinner at 8pm last night (we started eating at 7:30pm)
\r\n3.) Yesterday I went (go) to the Post Office, bought (buy) some fruit at the supermarket and read (read) a book in the park in the afternoon.
\r\n4.) We were watching (watch) TV when we heard (hear) a loud noise.
\r\n5.) Julie was (be) in the garden when Laurence arrived (arrive).
\r\n6.) A: What were you doing (do) at 3pm yesterday? B: I was cleaning (clean) my house.
\r\n7.) Last year I visited (visit) Paris and Rome.
\r\n8.) They were having (have) dinner when the police came (come) to the door.
\r\n9.) He was working (work) in the garden when he found (find) the money.
\r\n10.) Laura was studying (study) at 11pm last night.
','','http://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/past-simple-past-continuous-exercise-2.html
\r\nChoose Past Simple or Past Continuous 2
','2015-11-21 09:47:38'),(440,9,'word',1,'suddenly
','hirtelen
','','2015-11-21 06:43:50'),(442,11,'sentence',1,'1. When I (arrive) arrived home last night, I discovered that Jane (prepare) had prepared a beautiful candlelight dinner.
2. Since I began acting, I (perform) have performed in two plays, a television commercial and a TV drama. However, I (speak, never even) had never even spoken publicly before I came to Hollywood in 1985.
3. By the time I got to the office, the meeting (begin, already) had already begun without me. My boss (be) was furious with me and I (be) was fired.
4. When I (turn) turned the radio on yesterday, I (hear) heard a song that was popular when I was in high school. I (hear, not) hadn\'t heard the song in years, and it (bring) brought back some great memories.
5. Last week, I (run) ran into an ex-girlfriend of mine. We (see, not) hadn\'t seen each other in years, and both of us (change) had changed a great deal. I (enjoy) enjoyed talking to her so much that I (ask) asked her out on a date. We are getting together tonight for dinner.
6. When Jack (enter) entered the room, I (recognize, not) didn\'t recognize him because he (lose) had lost so much weight and (grow) had grown a beard. He looked totally different!
7. The Maya established a very advanced civilization in the jungles of the Yucatan; however, their culture (disappear, virtually) had virtually disappeared by the time Europeans first (arrive) arrived in the New World.
8. I (visit) have visited so many beautiful places since I (come) came to Utah. Before moving here, I (hear, never) had never heard of Bryce Canyon, Zion, Arches, or Canyonlands.
http://www.englishpage.com/verbpage/verbs12.htm
\r\nSimple Past / Present Perfect / Past Perfect
','2015-12-03 14:19:02'),(443,11,'sentence',1,'I can\'t believe I (get) got that apartment. I (submit) submitted my application last week, but I didn\'t think I had a chance of actually getting it. When I (show) showed up to take a look around, there were at least twenty other people who (arrive) had arrived before me. Most of them (fill, already) had already filled out their applications and were already leaving. The landlord said I could still apply, so I did.
I (try) tried to fill out the form, but I couldn\'t answer half of the questions. They (want) wanted me to include references, but I didn\'t want to list my previous landlord because I (have) had had some problems with him in the past and I knew he wouldn\'t recommend me. I (end) ended up listing my father as a reference.
It was total luck that he (decide) decided to give me the apartment. It turns out that the landlord and my father (go) went to high school together. He decided that I could have the apartment before he (look) looked at my credit report. I really lucked out!
http://www.englishpage.com/verbpage/verbs11.htm
\r\nSimple Past / Past Perfect
','2015-12-03 14:19:58'),(444,12,'definition',0,'Past Perfect Continuous Tense
\r\nFORM
\r\n[had been + vb+ing ]
\r\nExamples:
\r\nPositive
\r\nNegative
\r\n\'Yes / no\' questions
\r\n\'wh\' questions
\r\nUSE 1 Duration Before Something in the Past
\r\nWe use the Past Perfect Continuous to show that something started in the past and continued up until another time in the past. \"For five minutes\" and \"for two weeks\" are both durations which can be used with the Past Perfect Continuous. Notice that this is related to the Present Perfect Continuous; however, the duration does not continue until now, it stops before something else in the past.
\r\nExamples:
\r\nUSE 2 Cause of Something in the Past
\r\nUsing the Past Perfect Continuous before another action in the past is a good way to show cause and effect.
\r\nExamples:
\r\nPast Continuous vs. Past Perfect Continuous
\r\nIf you do not include a duration such as \"for five minutes,\" \"for two weeks\" or \"since Friday,\" many English speakers choose to use the Past Continuous rather than the Past Perfect Continuous. Be careful because this can change the meaning of the sentence. Past Continuous emphasizes interrupted actions, whereas Past Perfect Continuous emphasizes a duration of time before something in the past. Study the examples below to understand the difference.
\r\nExamples:
\r\nADVERB PLACEMENT
\r\nThe examples below show the placement for grammar adverbs such as: always, only, never, ever, still, just, etc.
\r\nExamples:
\r\nEXERCISES
\r\nPast Perfect Continuous - Positive and Negative
\r\nhttp://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/past-perfect-continuous-exercise-1.html
\r\nhttp://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/past-perfect-continuous-exercise-2.html
\r\nPast Perfect Continuous Questions
\r\nhttp://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/past-perfect-continuous-exercise-3.html
\r\nPast Perfect or Past Perfect Continuous
\r\nhttp://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/support-files/past_perfect_or_past_perfect_continuous.pdf
\r\n\r\n
http://www.englishpage.com/verbpage/verbs13.htm
','','
Defintion
\r\nhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X2NeHh6ntT0
','2015-12-05 08:55:52'),(445,12,'sentence',1,'1.) I had been working (work) all day, so I didn\'t want to go out.
\r\n2.) She had been sleeping (sleep) for ten ours when I woke her.
\r\n3.) They had been living (live) in Beijing for three years when he lost his jobs.
\r\n4.) When we met, you had been working (work) at that company for six months.
\r\n5.) We had been eating (eat) all day, so we felt a bit ill.
\r\n6.) He was red in the face because he had been running (run).
\r\n7.) It had been raining (rain) and the road was covered in water.
\r\n8.) I was really tired because I had been studying (study).
\r\n9.) We had been going (go) out for three years when we got married.
\r\n10.) It had been snowing (snow) for three years.
','','http://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/past-perfect-continuous-exercise-1.html
\r\nPast Perfect Continuous Positive
','2015-12-05 09:07:41'),(446,12,'sentence',1,'1.) I hadn\'t been working (work) there long when she quit.
\r\n2.) She hadn\'t been working (work) but she was tired anyway.
\r\n3.) It hadn\'t been raining (not/rain) long when I got home.
\r\n4.) He was in trouble with the teacher because he hadn\'t been going (go) to classes.
\r\n5.) We hadn\'t been living (live) in London for three years when we got married! It was more like five years.
\r\n6.) Although it was hot in the kitchen, Julie hadn\'t been cooking (cook).
\r\n7.) I hadn\'t been sleeping (sleep) long when there was a knock at the door.
\r\n8.) He didn\'t feel healthy because he hadn\'t been going (go) to the gym.
\r\n9.) I caught a cold because I hadn\'t been eating (eat) properly.
\r\n10.) She looked tired but she hadn\'t been studying (study).
','','http://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/past-perfect-continuous-exercise-2.html
\r\nPast Perfect Continuous Negative Form
','2015-12-05 09:14:16'),(447,12,'sentence',1,'1.) When you got sick, had you been eating (you/eat) enough?
\r\n2.) There was water everywhere. What had the children been doing (the children/do)?
\r\n3.) Had it been raining (it/rain) when you left the restaurant?
\r\n4.) How long had she been living (she/live) in London when she found that job?
\r\n5.) Why had you been studying (you/study) so hard?
\r\n6.) Why was the house so messy? What had she been doing (she/do)?
\r\n7.) How long had we been waiting (we/wait) when the bus finally arrived?
\r\n8.) How long had he been playing (he/play) football when he was injured?
\r\n9.) Had I been working (I/work) that day?
\r\n10.) Had she been seeing (she/see) him for long when they moved to Paris?
','','http://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/past-perfect-continuous-exercise-3.html
\r\nPast Perfect Continuous Questions
','2015-12-05 09:20:34'),(448,12,'sentence',1,'I\'m sorry I left without you last night, but I told you to meet me early because the show started at 8:00. I (try) had been trying to get tickets for that play for months, and I didn\'t want to miss it. By the time I finally left the coffee shop where we were supposed to meet, I (have) had had five cups of coffee and I (wait) had been waiting over an hour. I had to leave because I (arrange) had arranged to meet Kathy in front of the theater.
When I arrived at the theater, Kathy (pick, already) had already picked up the tickets and she was waiting for us near the entrance. She was really angry because she (wait) had been waiting for more than half an hour. She said she (give, almost) had almost given up and (go) gone into the theater without us.
Kathy told me you (be) had been late several times in the past and that she would not make plans with you again in the future. She mentioned that she (miss) had missed several movies because of your late arrivals. I think you owe her an apology. And in the future, I suggest you be on time!
http://www.englishpage.com/verbpage/verbs13.htm
\r\n1.) When we arrived the film had started (start).
\r\n
2.) She had been working (work) in that company for twenty years when she was made redundant.
3.) I felt ill because I had drunk (drink) six cups of coffee.
4.) I had been studying (study) all day, so I was tired.
5.) We had been living (live) in London for two years when our daughter was born.
6.) When I arrived at the airport I realised I had forgotten (forget) my passport.
7.) I had broken (break) my ankle, so I couldn’t go skiing last year.
8.) She had been studying (study) English for three years when she took the exam.
9.) I had been running (run), so I was hot and tired.
10.) I didn’t go to the class because I hadn’t done (not/do) my homework.
','','
http://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/support-files/past_perfect_or_past_perfect_continuous.pdf
\r\nPast Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous
','2015-12-05 09:31:02'),(450,12,'word',1,'uncle
','nagybácsi
','','2015-12-06 08:12:04'),(451,12,'word',1,'aunt
','nagynéni
','','2015-12-06 08:12:22'),(452,12,'word',1,'niece
','unokahúg
','','2015-12-06 08:12:48'),(453,12,'word',1,'nephew
','unokaöccs
','','2015-12-06 08:13:11'),(454,12,'word',1,'cousin
','unokatestvér
','','2015-12-06 08:13:36'),(455,12,'word',1,'breadwinner
','kenyérkereső
','','2015-12-06 08:23:00'),(456,12,'word',1,'nuclear family
','kis család
','','2015-12-06 08:22:14'),(457,12,'word',1,'household chores
','házimunkák
','','2015-12-06 08:22:39'),(458,12,'word',1,'housewife
','háziasszony
','','2015-12-06 08:24:51'),(459,12,'word',1,'reception
','fogadás, buli, party
','','2015-12-06 08:32:16'),(460,12,'word',1,'impatient
','türelmetlen
','','2015-12-06 08:51:52'),(461,12,'word',1,'enthusiastic
','lelkes
','','2015-12-06 08:52:12'),(462,12,'word',1,'cheerful
','vidám
','','2015-12-06 08:52:29'),(463,12,'word',1,'disappointed
','csalódott
','','2015-12-06 08:52:55'),(465,14,'expression',1,'help somebody when in trouble
','','Real friends are not only there for you to hang around at the weekends; they also help you when you\'re in trouble.
','2015-12-14 19:12:31'),(466,14,'expression',1,'cheer somebody up
','','If you\'re sad, your friend might want to cheer you up.
','2015-12-14 19:13:08'),(467,14,'expression',1,'share things with somebody
','','Close friends always share things if they see you don\'t have something you\'d need.
','2015-12-14 19:19:04'),(468,14,'expression',1,'expect nothing in return
','','The best moments of friendship are when you do something for your friend and expect nothing in return.
','2015-12-14 19:11:34'),(469,14,'expression',1,'feel alone
','','Whenever you feel alone, you can call your friend; he or she will be there for you to talk.
','2015-12-14 19:10:32'),(470,14,'expression',1,'call somebody names
','','When your schoolmates laugh at you or call your names, your friends will protect you.
','2015-12-14 19:13:57'),(471,14,'expression',1,'share a secret with somebody
','','You can always share a secret with your best friends; they will never tell it to anyone.
','2015-12-14 19:20:03'),(472,14,'expression',1,'encourage somebody to do something
','','There are times when you can\'t believ that you can do what you\'d like to or you can reach your goals. Don\'t worry; your friend will be there to encourage you to get back on track.
','2015-12-14 19:18:27'),(473,14,'expression',1,'be proud of somebody
','','Whenever you reach your goals, or do something really good; your friend will be proud of you.
','2015-12-14 19:15:32'),(474,14,'expression',1,'stand by somebody
','','Whenever you\'ve got a problem, your friend will always stand by you, help you and protect you.
','2015-12-14 19:09:53'),(475,14,'expression',1,'trust somebody
','','If you\'re a true friend, your friends can always trust you; you will never leave them or give their secrets away.
','2015-12-14 19:14:58'),(476,14,'expression',1,'make friends
','','Camps are very good places if you want to make friends.
','2015-12-14 19:09:04'),(477,14,'word',1,'easy-going
','alkalmazkodó
','','2015-12-14 19:21:05'),(478,14,'word',1,'mean
','gonosz
','Sarah never helps her shcoolmates and never shares anything with people. She\'\'s mean.
','2015-12-14 19:26:08'),(479,14,'word',1,'cheerful
','vidám
','','2015-12-14 19:21:49'),(480,14,'word',1,'bright
','éleseszű
','Michael is good at all the school subjects and he remembers everything he has ever heard. He also gives good advice. He\'s bright / clever.
','2015-12-14 19:28:30'),(481,14,'word',1,'polite
','udvarias
','Charlotte always listens to people, helps them to do things, answers their questions, gives her seat to elderly people on the buses. She\'s polite.
','2015-12-14 19:29:28'),(482,14,'word',1,'tidy
','rendszerető
','Mary always puts everything in their right place. She cleans up her room and the kitchen and collects everything that the others leave around. She\'s tidy.
','2015-12-14 19:27:25'),(483,14,'word',1,'untidy
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','','2015-12-14 19:24:22'),(484,14,'word',1,'chatty
','beszédes
','','2015-12-14 19:24:45'),(485,14,'word',1,'doable
','megvalósítható
','','2015-12-14 19:31:40'),(486,14,'word',1,'coach
','edző
','','2015-12-14 19:32:50'),(487,14,'word',1,'trouser
','nadrág
','','2015-12-14 19:34:04'),(488,14,'word',1,'yell
','ordítani
','','2015-12-17 17:43:14'),(489,14,'word',1,'rude
','goromba, durva, udvariatlan
','','2015-12-14 19:37:22'),(490,14,'sentence',1,'1. Today after I (get) get out of class, I (go) am going to go to a movie with some friends.
2. When you (arrive) arrive in Stockholm, call my friend Gustav. He (show) will show you around the city and help you get situated.
3. A: Do you know what you want to do after you (graduate) graduate?
B: After I (receive) receive my Master\'s from Georgetown University, I (go) am going to go to graduate school at UCSD in San Diego. I (plan) plan to complete a Ph.D. in cognitive science.
4. If it (snow) snows this weekend, we (go) are going to go skiing near Lake Tahoe.
5. Your father (plan) plans to pick you up after school today at 3:00 o\'clock. He (meet) is going to meet you across the street near the ice cream shop. If something happens and he cannot be there, I (pick) will pick you up instead.
6. If the people of the world (stop, not) don\'t stop cutting down huge stretches of rain forest, we (experience) are going to experience huge changes in the environment during the twenty-first century.
7. If Vera (keep) keeps drinking, she (lose, eventually) will eventually lose her job.
8. I promise you that I (tell, not) won\'t tell your secret to anybody. Even if somebody (ask) asks me about what happened that day, I (reveal, not) will not reveal the truth to a single person.
9. She (make) is going to make some major changes in her life. She (quit) is going to quit her job and go back to school. After she (finish) finishes studying, she (get) is going to get a better-paying job and buy a house. She is going to improve her life!
10. Tom (call) is going to call when he (arrive) arrives in Madrid. He (stay) is going to stay with you for two or three days until his new apartment (be) is available.
Simple Present / Simple Future
\r\nhttp://www.englishpage.com/verbpage/verbs21.htm
','2015-12-16 17:53:04'),(491,14,'sentence',1,'1.
Michael: After you (leave) leave work, will you please drop by the grocery store and pick up some milk and bread?
Marie: No problem, I (pick) will pick up the groceries and be home by 6 o\'clock.
Michael: Great. You will probably get home before I (do) do.
2.
Ari: By the time we (get) get to the movie theater, the tickets are going to be sold out.
Sarah: Don\'t worry. I told Jane we might be arriving just before the movie (start) starts. She (buy) is going to buy our tickets and meet us in the lobby.
Ari: That place is huge! We (find, never) will never find her in that crowded lobby.
Sarah: Calm down, we (meet) are going to meet each other near the entrance.
3.
Terry: If the weather (be) is good tomorrow, maybe we should go to the beach.
Jennifer: I have a better idea. If it (be) is nice out, we\'ll go to the beach; and if it (rain) rains, we\'ll see a movie.
Terry: I guess we will have to wait until we (get) get up in the morning to find out what we are going to do.
4.
Max: What are you going to do tomorrow after work?
Sean: I (meet) am going to meet some friends at the cafe across the street. Would you like to come along?
Max: No thanks! My brother is coming to town and I (pick) am going to pick him up from the airport at 7 o\'clock.
Sean: We (be, probably) will probably be at the cafe until 9 o\'clock. Why don\'t you join us after you (pick) pick him up.
Max: Sounds good. We (see) will see you around 8 o\'clock.
5.
Lucy: I (call) will call you as soon as I arrive in Dublin.
Dwain: If I am not there when you (call) call, make sure to leave a message.
Lucy: I will. And please don\'t forget to water my plants and feed the cat.
Dwain: I promise I (take) will take care of everything while you are in Ireland.
Simple Present / Simple Future
\r\nhttp://www.englishpage.com/verbpage/verbs22.htm
','2015-12-16 18:06:02'),(492,14,'sentence',1,'1. A: Why are you holding a piece of paper?
B: I (write) am going to write a letter to my friends back home in Texas.
2. A: I\'m about to fall asleep. I need to wake up!
B: I (get) will get you a cup of coffee. That will wake you up.
3. A: I can\'t hear the television!
B: I (turn) will turn it up so you can hear it.
4. We are so excited about our trip next month to France. We (visit) are going to visit Paris, Nice and Grenoble.
5. Sarah (come) will come to the party. Oliver (be) will be there as well.
6. Ted: It is so hot in here!
Sarah: I (turn) will turn the air-conditioning on.
7. I think he (be) will be the next President of the United States.
8. After I graduate, I (attend) am going to attend medical school and become a doctor. I have wanted to be a doctor all my life.
9. A: Excuse me, I need to talk to someone about our hotel room. I am afraid it is simply too small for four people.
B: That man at the service counter (help) will help you.
10. As soon as the weather clears up, we (walk) are going to walk down to the beach and go swimming.
Will / Be Going To
\r\nhttp://www.englishpage.com/verbpage/verbs18.htm
','2015-12-16 18:16:16'),(493,14,'sentence',1,'1.
Mark: What are you doing with those scissors?
Beth: I (cut) am going to cut that picture of the ocean out of the travel magazine.
Mark: What (you, do) are you going to do with it?
Beth: I (paint) am going to paint a watercolor of the ocean for my art class, and I thought I could use this photograph as a model.
2.
Mark: (you, do) Will you do me a favor, Sam?
Sam: Sure, what do you want me to do?
Mark: I (change) am going to change the broken light bulb in the lamp above the dining room table. I need someone to hold the ladder for me while I am up there.
Sam: No problem, I (hold) will hold it for you.
3.
Gina: Where are you going?
Ted: I (go) am going to go to the store to pick up some groceries.
Gina: What (you, get) are you going to get?
Ted: I (buy) am going to buy some milk, some bread, and some coffee.
4.
John: Wow, it\'s freezing out there.
Jane: I (make) will make some coffee to warm us up. Do you want a piece of pie as well?
John: Coffee sounds great! But I (have) am going to have dinner with some friends later, so I\'d better skip the pie.
Jane: I (go) am going to go to dinner tonight too, but I\'m having a piece of pie anyway.
5.
Frank: I heard you\'re taking a Spanish class at the community college.
Tom: Yeah, I (go) am going to go to Guatemala next spring and I thought knowing a little Spanish would make the trip easier.
Frank: I (visit) am going to visit my brother in Marseilles next year. Maybe I should take a French class.
Tom: I have a course catalog in the other room. I (go) will go get it, and we can see whether or not they\'re offering a French course next semester.
Will / Be Going To
\r\nhttp://www.englishpage.com/verbpage/verbs19.htm
','2015-12-16 18:26:58'),(494,14,'sentence',1,'1.
Michael: Do you think the Republicans or the Democrats (win) will win the next election?
Jane: I think the Republicans (win) will win the next election.
John: No way! The Democrats (win) will win.
2.
Susan: We (go) are going to go camping this weekend. Would you like to come along?
Sam: That sounds great, but I don\'t have a sleeping bag.
Susan: No problem. I (lend) will lend you one. My family has tons of camping gear.
3.
Barbara: I (buy) am going to buy a new car this weekend, but I\'m a little worried because I don\'t really know much about cars. I\'m afraid the salesman (try) will try to take advantage of me when he sees how little I know.
Dave: I used to work for a mechanic in high school and I know a lot about cars. I (go) will go with you to make sure you are not cheated.
4.
Gina: Fred and I (visit) are going to visit Santa Fe next summer. Have you ever been there?
Margaret: My family lives in Santa Fe! I (give) will give you my parents\' phone number. When you get to Santa Fe, just call them and they (give) will give you a little tour of the town. They can show you some of the sights that most tourists never see.
5.
Pam: Can you see my future in the crystal ball? What (happen) is going to happen next year?
Fortune Teller: You (meet) will meet a man from the East Coast, perhaps New York or maybe Boston. You (marry) will marry that mystery man.
Pam: Forget the man! I want to know if I (get) will get a new job.
Will / Be Going To
\r\nhttp://www.englishpage.com/verbpage/verbs20.htm
','2015-12-16 18:52:14'),(496,15,'sentence',1,'1.
Margaret: Do you think everything will be finished when I get back from the store?
Jerry: Don\'t worry. By the time you get back, I (pick) will have picked up the living room and (finish) finished washing the dishes. Everything will be perfect when your parents arrive.
Margaret: I hope so. They (arrive) will arrive around 6 o\'clock.
Jerry: Everything (be) will be spotless by the time they get here.
2.
Nick: I just have two more courses before I graduate from university. By this time next year, I (graduate) will have graduated, and I will already be looking for a job.
Stacey: Does that scare you? Are you worried about the future?
Nick: Not really. I (go) am going to go to a career counselor and get some advice on how to find a good job.
Stacey: That\'s a good idea.
Nick: I am also going to do an internship so that when I leave school, I (complete, not only) will not only have completed over 13 business courses, but I (work, also) will also have worked in the real world.
3.
Stan: Did you hear that Christine (take) is going to take a vacation in South America this winter?
Fred: I can\'t believe how often she goes abroad. Where exactly does she want to go?
Stan: She (visit) is going to visit Peru, Bolivia and Ecuador.
Fred: At this rate, she (visit) will have visited every country in the world by the time she\'s 50.
4.
Judy: How long have you been in Miami?
Elaine: I have only been here for a couple of weeks.
Judy: How long do you plan on staying?
Elaine: I love Miami, so I (stay) am going to stay here for an extended period of time. When I go back home, I (be) will have been here for more than three months.
Judy: Wow, that\'s quite a vacation! You (see, definitely) will definitely have seen just about everything there is to see in Miami by then.
5.
Jane: I can\'t believe how late we are! By the time we get to the dinner, everyone (finish, already) will already have finished eating.
Jack: It\'s your own fault. You took way too long in the bathroom.
Jane: I couldn\'t get my hair to look right.
Jack: Who cares? By the time we get there, everyone (left) will have left. Nobody (see, even) will even see your hair.
Simple Future / Future Perfect
\r\nhttp://englishpage.com/verbpage/verbs25.htm
','2015-12-19 06:46:32'),(497,15,'sentence',1,'1.) I will have left (leave) by six.
\r\n2.) Will you have finished (you/finish) the report by the deadline?
\r\n3.) When we will have done (we/do) everything?
\r\n4.) She will have finished (finish) her exams by then, so we can go out for dinner.
\r\n5.) You will have read (read) the book before the next class.
\r\n6.) She won\'t have finished (not/finish) work by seven.
\r\n7.) When will you have completed (you/complete) the work?
\r\n8.) They will have arrived (arrive) by dinner time.
\r\n9.) We will have been (be) in London for three years next week.
\r\n10.) Will she have got (she/get) home by lunch time?
\r\n11.) Will you have done (you/do) everything by seven?
\r\n12.) We will not have eaten (not/eat) before we come, so we\'ll be hungry.
\r\n13.) Will he have finished (he/finish) his exams when we go on holiday?
\r\n14.) Will we have arrived (we/arrive) by the time it gets dark?
\r\n15.) How long will you have known (you/know) your boyfriend when you get married?
\r\n16.) He will not have completed (not/complete0 the project by July.
\r\n17.) I will not have finished (not/finish) the essay by the weekend.
\r\n18.) Why will she have finished (she/finish) the cleaning by six?
\r\n19.) How long will you have been (you/be) in this company when you retire?
\r\n20.) They will not have gone (not/go) at six.
','','FUTURE PERFECT MIXED EXERCISES
\r\nhttp://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/future-perfect-exercise-4.html
','2015-12-19 07:02:59'),(498,15,'sentence',1,'1.) Will she have arrived (she/arrive) by 10 o\'clock?
\r\n2.) Will you have eaten (you/eat) by six?
\r\n3.) Will it have stopped (it/stop) raining by tomorrow morning?
\r\n4.) Will we have watched (we/watch) the film by 7?
\r\n5.) Will she have arrived (she/arrive) by Friday?
\r\n6.) When will you have finished (you/finish)?
\r\n7.) What will you have done (you/do) by the end of the day?
\r\n8.) Why will she have left (she/leave) by Tuesday?
\r\n9.) When will you have read (you/read) my book?
\r\n10.) When will we have been (we/be) here for six months?
','','FUTURE PERFECT QUESTIONS
\r\nhttp://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/future-perfect-exercise-3.html
','2015-12-19 07:10:06'),(499,15,'sentence',1,'1) By 10 pm tonight, I will have finished (finish) this report.
2) By 10 pm tonight, we will have had (have) dinner.
3) By 10 pm tonight, she will have left (leave) Paris.
4) By 10 pm tonight, John will have met (meet) Lucy.
5) By 10 pm tonight, they will have taken (take) the exam.
6) By 10 pm tonight, it will have stopped (stop) snowing.
7) By 10 pm tonight, I will have read (read) all of this book.
8) By 10 pm tonight, you will have fallen (fall) asleep.
9) By 10 pm tonight, she will have watched (watch) the film.
10) By 10 pm tonight, he will have arrived (arrive).
FUTURE PERFECT POSITIVE
\r\nhttp://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/future-perfect-exercise-1.html
','2015-12-19 07:14:03'),(500,15,'sentence',1,'1) I’m sorry, by next week, I won\'t have finished (not/finish) the report.
2) I’m sorry, by next week, Julia wont\' have sent (not/send) the emails.
3) I’m sorry, by next week, John won\'t have cleaned (not/clean) the office.
4) I’m sorry, by next week, we won\'t have ordered (not/order) new stock.
5) I’m sorry, by next week, they won\'t have written (not/write) the article.
6) I’m sorry, by next week, I won\'t have met (not/meet) the customers.
7) I’m sorry, by next week, she won\'t have organised (not/organise) the meeting.
8) I’m sorry, by next week, he won\'t have called (not/call) Mr Smith.
9) I’m sorry, by next week, we won\'t have read (not/read) the documents.
10) I’m sorry, by next week, you won\'t have recevied (not/receive) the prices.
FUTURE PERFECT NEGATIVE
\r\nhttp://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/future-perfect-exercise-2.html
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','sovány
','','2015-12-19 07:20:25'),(502,15,'word',1,'tall
','magas
','','2015-12-19 07:20:43'),(503,15,'word',1,'thin
','vékony
','','2015-12-19 07:21:19'),(504,15,'word',1,'chubby
','pufók, pirospozsgás
','','2015-12-19 07:22:12'),(505,15,'word',1,'short
','alacsony, rövid
','','2015-12-19 07:22:36'),(506,15,'word',1,'plump
','telt, kövér
','','2015-12-19 07:23:07'),(507,15,'word',1,'curly
','göndör
','','2015-12-19 07:23:37'),(508,15,'word',1,'well-built
','jó felépítésű
','','2015-12-19 07:28:54'),(509,15,'word',1,'wavy
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','','2015-12-19 07:29:10'),(510,15,'word',1,'swimming trunks
','úszónadrág
','','2015-12-19 07:30:10'),(511,15,'word',1,'socks
','zokni
','','2015-12-19 07:30:27'),(512,15,'word',1,'a coat
','kabát
','','2015-12-19 07:43:03'),(513,15,'word',1,'skirt
','szoknya
','','2015-12-19 07:31:04'),(514,15,'word',1,'mittens
','ujjatlan kesztyű
','','2015-12-19 07:31:27'),(515,15,'word',1,'slippers
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','','2015-12-19 07:31:48'),(516,15,'word',1,'shorts
','rövidnadrág
','','2015-12-19 07:32:07'),(517,15,'word',1,'a tie
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','','2015-12-19 07:43:07'),(518,15,'word',1,'shirt
','ing
','','2015-12-19 07:32:33'),(519,15,'word',1,'trousers
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','','2015-12-19 07:32:51'),(520,15,'word',1,'hat
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','','2015-12-19 07:33:02'),(521,15,'word',1,'tights
','harisnyanadrág
','','2015-12-19 07:33:28'),(522,15,'word',1,'a scarf
','sál
','','2015-12-19 07:43:12'),(523,15,'word',1,'a cap
','sapka
','','2015-12-19 07:43:16'),(524,15,'word',1,'gloves
','kesztyű
','','2015-12-19 07:34:21'),(525,15,'word',1,'a swimsuit
','fürdőruha
','','2015-12-19 07:43:20'),(526,15,'word',1,'a dress
','női ruha
','','2015-12-19 07:42:55'),(527,15,'word',1,'boots
','csizma
','','2015-12-19 07:35:11'),(528,15,'word',1,'leggings
','sztretcsnadrág
','','2015-12-20 08:48:27'),(529,15,'word',1,'a suit
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','','2015-12-19 07:42:59'),(530,16,'definition',0,'Future Continuous
\r\nFuture Continuous has two different forms: \"will be doing \" and \"be going to be doing.\" Unlike Simple Future forms, Future Continuous forms are usually interchangeable.
\r\nFORM Future Continuous with \"Will\"
\r\n[will be + present participle]
\r\nExamples:
\r\nFORM Future Continuous with \"Be Going To \"
\r\n[am/is/are + going to be + present participle]
\r\nExamples:
\r\nREMEMBER: It is possible to use either \"will\" or \"be going to\" to create the Future Continuous with little difference in meaning.
\r\nPOSITIVE FORM
\r\nThe positive (will + be + verb-ing):
\r\nAt 10 am tomorrow,
\r\nNEGATIVE FORM
\r\nWhen John gets home,
\r\nYES/NO QUESTIONS
\r\nWhen arrives at the party,
\r\nWH QUESTIONS
\r\nNext weekend,
\r\n| \r\n Positive \r\n | \r\n\r\n Negative \r\n | \r\n\r\n Question \r\n | \r\n
| \r\n I will be waiting. \r\n | \r\n\r\n I will not be waiting. \r\n | \r\n\r\n Will I be waiting? \r\n | \r\n
| \r\n You will be waiting. \r\n | \r\n\r\n You will not be waiting. \r\n | \r\n\r\n Will you be waiting? \r\n | \r\n
| \r\n We will be waiting. \r\n | \r\n\r\n We will not be waiting. \r\n | \r\n\r\n Will we be waiting? \r\n | \r\n
| \r\n They will be waiting. \r\n | \r\n\r\n They will not be waiting. \r\n | \r\n\r\n Will they be waiting? \r\n | \r\n
| \r\n He will be waiting. \r\n | \r\n\r\n He will not be waiting. \r\n | \r\n\r\n Will he be waiting? \r\n | \r\n
| \r\n She will be waiting. \r\n | \r\n\r\n She will not be waiting. \r\n | \r\n\r\n Will she be waiting? \r\n | \r\n
| \r\n It will be waiting. \r\n | \r\n\r\n It will not be waiting. \r\n | \r\n\r\n Will it be waiting? \r\n | \r\n
| \r\n Positive \r\n | \r\n\r\n Negative \r\n | \r\n\r\n Question \r\n | \r\n
| \r\n I am going to be waiting. \r\n | \r\n\r\n I am not going to be waiting. \r\n | \r\n\r\n Am I going to be waiting? \r\n | \r\n
| \r\n You are going to be waiting. \r\n | \r\n\r\n You are not going to be waiting. \r\n | \r\n\r\n Are you going to be waiting? \r\n | \r\n
| \r\n We are going to be waiting. \r\n | \r\n\r\n We are not going to be waiting. \r\n | \r\n\r\n Are we going to be waiting? \r\n | \r\n
| \r\n They are going to be waiting. \r\n | \r\n\r\n They are not going to be waiting. \r\n | \r\n\r\n Are they going to be waiting? \r\n | \r\n
| \r\n He is going to be waiting \r\n | \r\n\r\n He is not going to be waiting. \r\n | \r\n\r\n Is he going to be waiting? \r\n | \r\n
| \r\n She is going to be waiting. \r\n | \r\n\r\n She is not going to be waiting. \r\n | \r\n\r\n Is she going to be waiting? \r\n | \r\n
| \r\n It is going to be waiting. \r\n | \r\n\r\n It is not going to be waiting. \r\n | \r\n\r\n Is it going to be waiting? \r\n | \r\n
\r\n
Use the Future Continuous to indicate that a longer action in the future will be interrupted by a shorter action in the future. Remember this can be a real interruption or just an interruption in time.
\r\nExamples:
\r\nNotice in the examples above that the interruptions (marked in italics) are in Simple Present rather than Simple Future. This is because the interruptions are in time clauses, and you cannot use future tenses in time clauses.
\r\nIn USE 1, described above, the Future Continuous is interrupted by a short action in the future. In addition to using short actions as interruptions, you can also use a specific time as an interruption.
\r\nExamples:
\r\nREMEMBER
\r\nIn the Simple Future, a specific time is used to show the time an action will begin or end. In the Future Continuous, a specific time interrupts the action.
\r\nExamples:
\r\nWhen you use the Future Continuous with two actions in the same sentence, it expresses the idea that both actions will be happening at the same time. The actions are parallel.
\r\nExamples:
\r\nUSE 4 Atmosphere in the Future
\r\nIn English, we often use a series of Parallel Actions to describe atmosphere at a specific point in the future.
\r\nExample:
\r\nExercises
\r\n\r\n
Future Continuous Positive
\r\nhttp://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/future-continuous-exercise-1.html
\r\nFuture Continuous Negative
\r\nhttp://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/future-continuous-exercise-2.html
\r\nFuture Continuous Questions
\r\nhttp://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/future-continuous-exercise-3.html
\r\nSimple Future / Future Continuous
\r\nhttp://englishpage.com/verbpage/verbs23.htm
\r\nSimple Present / Simple Future
\r\nPresent Continuous / Future Continuous
\r\nhttp://englishpage.com/verbpage/verbs24.htm
\r\n\r\n
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1.) At three o\'clock tomorrow, I will be working (work) in my office.
\r\n2.) At three o\'clock tomorrow, you will be lying (lie) on the beach.
\r\n3.) At three o\'clock tomorrow, he will be waiting (wait) for the train.
\r\n4.) At three o\'clock tomorrow, she will be shopping (shop) in New York.
\r\n5.) At three o\'clock tomorrow, it will be raining (rain).
\r\n6.) At three o\'clock tomorrow, we will be getting (get) ready to go out.
\r\n7.) At three o\'clock tomorrow, they will be meeting (meet) their parents.
\r\n8.) At three o\'clock tomorrow, he will be studying (study) in the library.
\r\n9.) At three o\'clock tomorrow, she will be exercising (exercise) at the gym.
\r\n10.) At three o\'clock tomorrow, I will be sleeping (sleep).
','','FUTURE CONTINUOUS POSITIVE
\r\nhttp://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/future-continuous-exercise-1.html
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\r\n2.) When she arrives, you won\'t be sleeping (not/sleep).
\r\n3.) When she arrives, we won\'t be working.
\r\n4.) When she arrives, Juile won\'t be watching (not/watch) a film.
\r\n5.) When she arrives, it won\'t be snowing (not/snow).
\r\n6.) When she arrives, Ann and Tom won\'t be cooking (not/cook).
\r\n7.) When she arrives, he won\'t be playing (not/play) computer games.
\r\n8.) When she arrives, I won\'t be studying (not/study).
\r\n9.) When she arrives, you won\'t be crying (not/cry).
\r\n10.) When she arrives, David won\'t be using (not/use) the internet.
','','FUTURE CONTINUOUS NEGATIVE
\r\nhttp://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/future-continuous-exercise-2.html
','2015-12-20 10:58:17'),(533,16,'sentence',1,'1.) When the boss comes, will I be sitting (I/sit) here?
\r\n2.) When the boss comes, will John be using (John/use) the computer?
\r\n3.) When the boss comes, will Jane and Luke be discussing (Jane and Luke/discuss) the new project?
\r\n4.) When the boss comes, will we be working (we/work) hard?
\r\n5.) When the boss comes, will you be talking (you/talk) on the telephone?
\r\n6.) When the boss comes, will she be sending (she/send) an email?
\r\n7.) When the boss comes, will they be having (they/have) a meeting?
\r\n8.) When the boss comes, will he be eating (he/eat) lunch?
\r\n9.) When the boss comes, will you be typing (you/type)?
\r\n10.) When the boss comes, will he be making (he/make) coffee?
\r\n11.) At 8pm, where will I be waiting (I/wait)?
\r\n12.) At 8pm, what will you be doing (you/do)?
\r\n13.) At 8pm, why will he be studying (he/study)?
\r\n14.) At 8pm, how will she be travelling (she/travel)?
\r\n15.) At 8pm, who will they be meeting (they/meet)?
\r\n16.) At 8pm, where we will be eating (we/eat)?
\r\n17.) At 8pm, what will you be watching (you/watch)?
\r\n18.) At 8pm, why will he be driving (he/drive)?
\r\n19.) At 8pm, what will she be cooking (she/cook)?
\r\n20.) At 8pm, why will they be sleeping (they/sleep)?
','','FUTURE CONTINUOUS QUESTIONS
\r\nhttp://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/future-continuous-exercise-3.html
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Sandra: Where is Tim going to meet us?
Marcus: He (wait) will be waiting for us when our train arrives. I am sure he (stand) will be standing on the platform when we pull into the station.
Sandra: And then what?
Marcus: We (pick) are going to pick Michele up at work and go out to dinner.
2.
Ted: When we get to the party, Jerry (watch) will be watching TV, Sam (make) will be making drinks, Beth (dance) will be dancing by herself, and Thad (complain) will be complaining about his day at work.
Robin: Maybe, this time they won\'t be doing the same things.
Ted: I am absolutely positive they (do) will be doing the same things; they always do the same things.
3.
Florence: Oh, look at that mountain of dirty dishes! Who (wash) is going to wash all of those?
Jack: I promise I (do) will do them when I get home from work.
Florence: Thanks.
Jack: When you get home this evening, that mountain will be gone and nice stacks of sparkling clean dishes (sit) will be sitting in the cabinets.
4.
Doug: If you need to contact me next week, I (stay) will be staying at the Hoffman Hotel.
Nancy: I (call) will call you if there are any problems.
Doug: This is the first time I have ever been away from the kids.
Nancy: Don\'t worry, they (be) will be be fine.
5.
Samantha: Just think, next week at this time, I (lie) will be lying on a tropical beach in Maui drinking Mai Tais and eating pineapple.
Darren: While you are luxuriating on the beach, I (stress) will be stressing out over this marketing project. How are you going to enjoy yourself knowing that I am working so hard?
Samantha: I \'ll manage somehow.
Darren: You\'re terrible. Can\'t you take me with you?
Samantha: No. But I (send) will send you a postcard of a beautiful, white sand beach.
Darren: Great, that (make) will make me feel much better.
SIMPLE FUTURE / FUTURE CONTINUOUS
\r\nhttp://englishpage.com/verbpage/verbs23.htm
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\r\n2.) She will have been playing (play) tennis, so she\'ll be hungry.
\r\n3.) We will have been walking (walk) all day, so we\'ll want to relax in the evening.
\r\n4.) He will have been cooking (cook), so the kicthen will be warm.
\r\n5.) They will have been travelling (travel), so they\'ll want to go to bed early.
\r\n6.) I will have been working (work) in this company for twenty years when I retire.
\r\n7.) She will have been seeing (see) her boyfriend for three years when they get married.
\r\n8.) We will have been living (live) here for ten years next month.
\r\n9.) He will have been studying (study) Enlgish for three years when he takes the exam.
\r\n10.) I will have been sleeping (sleep) for three hours at 10pm.
','','FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS POSITIVE
\r\nhttp://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/support-files/future_perfect_continuous_positive.pdf
','2015-12-23 06:56:05'),(547,17,'sentence',1,'1.) She won\'t have been studying (study), so she\'ll want to study tomorrow.
\r\n2.) We won\'t have been working (work), so we\'ll have lots of energy.
\r\n3.) They won\'t have been exercising (exercise), so they might want to go for a walk.
\r\n4.) He won\'t have been watching (watch) TV all afternoon.
\r\n5.) I won\'t have been working (work) here long when I change jobs.
\r\n6.) You won\'t have been learning (learn) about computers for long when you start your new job.
\r\n7.) She won\'t have been living (live) in London for six years next week, four years at most.
\r\n8.) They won\'t have been drinking (drink) coffee all morning.
\r\n9.) He won\'t have been sutyding (study) Japanese for ten months when he takes the exam.
\r\n10.) We won\'t have been travelling (travel) for very long when we arrive in Paris.
','','FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS NEGATIVE
\r\nhttp://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/support-files/future_perfect_continuous_negative.pdf
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\r\n2.) Will she have been living (she / live) here for long when she moves?
\r\n3.) Will July have been studying (July / study)?
\r\n4.) What will Lucy have been doing (what /Lucy / do)?
\r\n5.) How long will he have been working (how long / he / work) there when he retires?
\r\n6.) How long will they have been seeing (how long / they / see) each other when they marry?
\r\n7.) How long will you have been studying (how long / you / study) when you graduate?
\r\n8.) Why will he have been fixing (why / he / fix) the car?
\r\n9.) Will she have been teaching (she / teach) those students for long?
\r\n10.) How long will we have been waiting (how long / we / wait) when he finally arrives?
','','FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS QUESTIONS
\r\nhttp://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/support-files/future_perfect_continuous_questions.pdf
','2015-12-23 07:09:55'),(549,17,'sentence',1,'1.) I will have been working (work) all weekend so I won\'t be energetic on Sunday night.
\r\n2.) How long will you have been waiting (you / wait) when you finally get your exam results?
\r\n3.) Julie won\'t have been waiting much (not/eat), so we\'ll need to make sure she has a good meal when she arrives.
\r\n4.) How long will she have been planing (she/plan) to move house when she finally moves?
\r\n5.) Will she have been waiting (she / wait) long by the time we get there?
\r\n6.) Will he have been playing computer games for ten hours when he finally stops?
\r\n7.) They\'ll have been studying (study) all day, so they\'ll want to go out in the evening.
\r\n8.) They won\'t have been staying (not / stay) in the hotel for long when she arrives.
\r\n9.) I won\'t have been walking (not / walk) when I meet you - I\'ll have been cycling.
\r\n10.) She will have been playing (play) squash, so she won\'t be dressed up.
\r\n11.) We will have been looking (look) at houses for four months next Tuesday.
\r\n12.) We won\'t have been doing (not / do) this project for long when the inspector arrives.
\r\n13.) How long will you have been working (you / work) on this project when it is finished?
\r\n14.) Will you have been buying (you / buy) clothes when I see you?
\r\n15.) He won\'t have been doing (not / do) much work, so he\'ll be happy to start a new project.
\r\n16.) How long will the children have been sleeping (the children / sleep) in the living room when their new bedroom is ready?
\r\n17.) How long will he have been training (he / train) when he enters the competition?
\r\n18.) Will you have been taking (you / take) exams the day we meet?
\r\n19.) I\'ll have been answering students\' questions all morning, so I\'ll want a quiet lunch.
\r\n20.) Will they have been travelling (they / travel) for long when they arrive?
','','FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS MIXED
\r\nhttp://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/support-files/future_perfect_continuous_mixed.pdf
','2015-12-23 08:44:52'),(550,17,'sentence',1,'1. By the time we get to Chicago this evening, we (drive) will have driven more than four hundred miles. We are going to be exhausted.
2. When Sarah goes on vacation next month, she (study) will have been studying German for over two years. She should be able to communicate fairly well while she is in Austria.
3. I have not traveled much yet; however, I (visit) will have visited the Grand Canyon and San Francisco by the time I leave the United States.
4. By the time you finish studying the verb tense tutorial, you (master) will have mastered all twelve tenses including their passive forms.
5. Drive faster! If you don\'t hurry up, she (have) will have had the baby by the time we get to the hospital.
6. I came to England six months ago. I started my economics course three months ago. When I return to Australia, I (study) will have been studying for nine months and I (be) will have been in England for exactly one year.
7. Margie just called and said she would be here at 8 o\'clock. By the time she gets here, we (wait) will have been waiting for her for two hours.
8. Frank just changed jobs again. If he keeps this up, he (change) will have changed jobs at least four or five times by the end of the year.
9. Come over to my house around 9 o\'clock. By then, I (complete) will have completed my history essay and we can go see a movie.
10. In June, my grandmother and grandfather (be) will have been married for fifty years.
Future Perfect / Future Perfect Continuous
\r\nhttp://englishpage.com/verbpage/verbs26.htm
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Jack: Have you been watching the Eco-Challenge on TV?
Janet: Isn\'t that exciting? It has got to be the most unbelievably difficult sporting event in the world.
Jack: I know. By the time they finish the course, they (raft) will have rafted more than 150 miles down a raging river, (hike) hiked through 80 miles of jungle, (climb) climbed a volcano and (kayak) kayaked through shark-infested waters.
Janet: And don\'t forget that they (move) will have been moving for at least eight days straight.
2.
Oliver: When are going to get your bachelor\'s degree, Anne?
Anne: I am going to finish my degree next June. By the time I graduate, I (go) will have gone to four different colleges and universities, and I (study) will have been studying for more than seven years.
Oliver: Wow, that\'s a long time!
Anne: And I plan to continue on to get a Ph.D.
Oliver: Really? How long is that going to take?
Anne: By the time I finally finish studying, I (be) will have been a student for over 13 years.
3.
Max: Sarah has been in the kitchen all day long.
Jake: It doesn\'t sound like she\'s having a very good Thanksgiving.
Max: She (cook) will have been cooking for over seven hours by the time everyone arrives for dinner this afternoon. Hopefully, she (finish) will have finished everything by then.
Jake: Maybe we should help her out.
4.
Mike: It\'s 6:00, and I have been working on my essay for over three hours.
Sid: Do you think you (finish) will have finished by 10:00? There\'s a party at Donna\'s tonight.
Mike: I (complete, probably) will probably have completed the essay by 10:00, but I (work) will have been working on it for more than seven hours, and I don\'t think I am going to feel like going to a party.
5.
Fred: By the time they finish their trip across Yosemite National Park, they (hike) will have been hiking for more than six days.
Ginger: And they (be, not) won\'t have been in a bed or (have) had a shower in almost a week!
Fred: When we pick them up, they (eat) will have been eating camping food for days, and I am sure they will be starving.
Ginger: I think we had better plan on taking them directly to a restaurant.
FUTURE PERFECT / FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS
\r\nhttp://englishpage.com/verbpage/verbs27.htm
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Simona: Margaret is really going to speak Spanish well when she gets back from that language school in Mexico.
Isabelle: Hopefully! She (take) will have been taking classes for more than six months.
Simona: She is going to be able to speak Spanish with some of our Latin American clients.
Isabelle: Good. Two clients from Peru (visit) will be visiting us next month when Margaret returns. We need someone to entertain them while they are here.
2.
Jason: I am leaving!
Nurse: If you would please wait, the doctor will be with you in ten minutes. The doctor is having some problems with a patient.
Jason: The doctor was having problems with that patient an hour ago. If I wait another ten minutes, I am sure he (have, still) will still be having problems with her. By the time he\'s finally ready to see me, I (wait) will have been waiting for more than two hours.
3.
Frank: What are you going to be doing tomorrow at five?
Debbie: I (paint) am going to be painting my living room walls.
Frank: Still? How long have you been working on your living room?
Debbie: Forever. By the time I finish, I (redecorate) will have been redecorating the living room for over a week.
Frank: Too bad. I was going to ask if you wanted to see a movie. What about the day after tomorrow?
Debbie: Sorry, I (move) am going to be moving furniture and (put) putting up drapes.
4.
Mr. Jones: What are you going to be doing next year at this time?
Mr. McIntyre: I (work) am going to be working for a big law firm in New Orleans.
Mr. Jones: I didn\'t know you were leaving Baton Rouge.
Mr. McIntyre: I got a great job offer which I just can\'t refuse. Besides, by the time I move, I (live) will have been living in Baton Rouge for over twenty years. I think it\'s about time for a change.
Future Continuous / Future Perfect Continuous
\r\nhttp://englishpage.com/verbpage/verbs28.htm
','2015-12-23 12:02:34'),(553,16,'sentence',1,'1. Right now, I am watching TV. Tomorrow at this time, I (watch) will be watching TV as well.
2. Tomorrow after school, I (go) am going to go to the beach.
3. I am going on a dream vacation to Tahiti. While you (do) are doing paperwork and (talk) talking to annoying customers on the phone, I (lie) am going to be lying on a sunny, tropical beach. Are you jealous?
4. We (hide) will be hiding when Tony (arrive) arrives at his surprise party. As soon as he opens the door, we (jump) are going to jump out and (scream)scream, \"Surprise!\"
5. We work out at the fitness center every day after work. If you (come) come over while we (work) are working out, we will not be able to let you into the house. Just to be safe, we (leave) will leave a key under the welcome mat so you will not have to wait outside.
6. While you (study) are studying at home, Magda (be) will be in class.
7. When I (get) get to the party, Sally and Doug (dance) will be dancing, John (make) will be making drinks, Sue and Frank (discuss) will be discussingsomething controversial, and Mary (complain) will be complaining about something unimportant. They are always doing the same things. They are so predictable.
8. When you (get) get off the plane, I (wait) will be waiting for you.
9. I am sick of rain and bad weather! Hopefully, when we (wake) wake up tomorrow morning, the sun (shine) will be shining.
10. If you (need) need to contact me sometime next week, I (stay) will be staying at the Sheraton in San Francisco.
http://englishpage.com/verbpage/verbs24.htm
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RUDI
\r\n1.) A
2.) D
3.) A
4.) C
5.) D
6.) A
7.) D
8.) B
9.) C
10.) C
11.) B
12.) A
13.) C
14.) A
15.) B
16.) B
17.) A
18.) B
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20.) D
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25.) A
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33.) C
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39.) D
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41.) A
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HELYES
\r\n1.) A
2.) D
3.) A
4.) C
5.) D
6.) A
7.) D
8.) B
9.) C
10.) C
11.) B
12.) A
13.) C
14.) A
15.) B
16.) B
17.) D
18.) B
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20.) D
21.) D
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23.) A
24.) C
25.) A
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27.) A
28.) A
29.) B
30.) B
31.) B
32.) B
33.) C
34.) C
35.) B
36.) C
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39.) D
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Bumbák Marianna - Angol tematikus tesztek 22-27 oldal.
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','','2016-01-04 19:00:20'),(583,19,'definition',0,'Modal verbs are special verbs which behave very differently from normal verbs. Here are some important differences:
\r\n1. Modal verbs do not take \"-s\" in the third person.
\r\nExamples:
\r\n2. You use \"not\" to make modal verbs negative, even in Simple Present and Simple Past.
\r\nExamples:
\r\n3. Many modal verbs cannot be used in the past tenses or the future tenses.
\r\nExamples:
\r\n| Can Could May Might Must | \r\nOught to Shall Should Will Would | \r\n
For the purposes of this tutorial, we have included some expressions which are not modal verbs including had better, have to, and have got to. These expressions are closely related to modals in meaning and are often interchanged with them.
\r\n| can | \r\nképesség, lehetőség, valószínűség, engedély | \r\n
| could | \r\nképesség, lehetőség, feltétel, valószínűség, engedély | \r\n
| may | \r\nengedély, valószínűség | \r\n
| might | \r\nengedély, valószínűség | \r\n
| \r\n must \r\n | \r\n\r\n kotelesseg, valoszinuseg \r\n | \r\n
| \r\n ought to \r\n | \r\n\r\n kellene \r\n | \r\n
| shall | \r\nfelajánlás-kérdés, parancs, igéret | \r\n
| should | \r\ntanács, valószínűség, szükségszerűség | \r\n
| will | \r\nvalószínűség, szándék, igéret | \r\n
| would | \r\nfeltétel, valószínűség | \r\n
| have to | \r\nkötelesség, valószínűség | \r\n
\r\n
\"Can\" is one of the most commonly used modal verbs in English. It can be used to express ability or opportunity, to request or offer permission, and to show possibility or impossibility.
\r\nExamples:
\r\nI can ride a horse. ability
\r\nWe can stay with my brother when we are in Paris. opportunity
\r\nShe cannot stay out after 10 PM. permission
\r\nCan you hand me the stapler? request
\r\nAny child can grow up to be president. Possibility
\r\n\r\n
Using \"Can\" in Present, Past, and Future
\r\nMost modal verbs behave quite irregularly in the past and the future. Study the chart below to learn how \"can\" behaves in different contexts.
\r\n\r\n
| \r\n Modal Use \r\n | \r\n\r\n Positive Forms 2. = Past \r\n3. = Future \r\n | \r\n\r\n Negative Forms 2. = Past \r\n3. = Future \r\n | \r\n\r\n Also use: \r\n | \r\n
| \r\n can | \r\n\r\n 1. I can speak Chinese. \r\n2. SHIFT TO \"COULD\" 3. SHIFT TO \"BE ABLE TO\" \r\n | \r\n\r\n 1. I can\'t speak Swahili. \r\n2. SHIFT TO \"COULD\" 3. SHIFT TO \"BE ABLE TO\" \r\n | \r\n\r\n be able to \r\n | \r\n
| \r\n can | \r\n\r\n 1. With a burst of adrenaline, people can pick up cars. \r\n2. SHIFT TO \"BE ABLE TO\" 3. SHIFT TO \"BE ABLE TO\" | \r\n\r\n 1. Even with a burst of adrenaline, people can\'t pick up something that heavy. \r\n2. SHIFT TO \"BE ABLE TO\" 3. SHIFT TO \"BE ABLE TO\" \r\n | \r\n\r\n be able to \r\n\r\n \r\n | \r\n
| \r\n can | \r\n\r\n 1. I have some free time. I can help her now. \r\n2. SHIFT TO \"BE ABLE TO\" 3. I\'ll have some free time tomorrow. I can help her then. \r\n\r\n | \r\n\r\n 1. I don\'t have any time. I can\'t help her now. \r\n2. SHIFT TO \"BE ABLE TO\" 3. I won\'t have any time later. I can\'t help her then. \r\n\r\n | \r\n\r\n be able to \r\n | \r\n
| \r\n can | \r\n\r\n 1. I can drive Susan\'s car when she is out of town. \r\n2. SHIFT TO \"BE ALLOWED TO \" 3. I can drive Susan\'s car while she is out of town next week. \r\n\r\n | \r\n\r\n 1. I can\'t drive Susan\'s car when she is out of town. \r\n2. SHIFT TO \"BE ALLOWED TO \" 3. I can\'t drive Susan\'s car while she is out of town next week. \r\n\r\n | \r\n\r\n may \r\n | \r\n
| \r\n can | \r\n\r\n Can I have a glass of water? \r\nCan you give me a lift to school? \r\nRequests usually refer to the near future. \r\n\r\n | \r\n\r\n Can\'t I have a glass of water? \r\nCan\'t you give me a lift to school? \r\nRequests usually refer to the near future. \r\n\r\n | \r\n\r\n could, may \r\n | \r\n
| \r\n can | \r\n\r\n Anyone can become rich and famous if they know the right people. \r\nLearning a language can be a real challenge. \r\nThis use is usually a generalization or a supposition. \r\n\r\n | \r\n\r\n It can\'t cost more than a dollar or two. \r\nYou can\'t be 45! I thought you were about 18 years old. \r\nThis use is usually a generalization or a supposition. \r\n\r\n | \r\n\r\n could \r\n | \r\n
\"Could\" is used to express possibility or past ability as well as to make suggestions and requests.
\r\n\"Could\" is also commonly used in conditional sentences as the conditional form of \"can.\"
\r\nExamples:
\r\nExtreme rain could cause the river to flood the city. possibility
\r\nNancy could ski like a pro by the age of 11. past ability
\r\nYou could see a movie or go out to dinner. suggestion
\r\nCould I use your computer to email my boss? request
\r\nWe could go on the trip if I didn\'t have to work this weekend. conditional
\r\n\r\n
| \r\n Modal Use \r\n | \r\n\r\n Positive Forms 2. = Past \r\n3. = Future \r\n | \r\n\r\n Negative Forms 2. = Past \r\n3. = Future \r\n | \r\n\r\n Also use: \r\n | \r\n
| \r\n could | \r\n\r\n 1. John could be the one who stole the money. \r\n2. John could have been the one who stole the money. \r\n3. John could go to jail for stealing the money. \r\n | \r\n\r\n 1. Mary couldn\'t be the one who stole the money. \r\n2. Mary couldn\'t have been the one who stole the money. \r\n3. Mary couldn\'t possibly go to jail for the crime. \r\n | \r\n\r\n might, | \r\n
| \r\n could | \r\n\r\n 1. NO PRESENT FORM \r\n2. You could have spent your vacation in Hawaii. \r\n3. You could spend your vacation in Hawaii. \r\n | \r\n\r\n NO NEGATIVE FORMS \r\n | \r\n\r\n could | \r\n
| \r\n could | \r\n\r\n I could run ten miles in my twenties. \r\nI could speak Chinese when I was a kid. \r\n\"Could\" cannot be used in positive sentences in which you describe a momentary or one-time ability. \r\nYesterday, I could lift the couch by myself. \r\nNot Correct \r\n | \r\n\r\n I couldn\'t run more than a mile in my twenties. \r\nI couldn\'t speak Swahili. \r\n\"Could\" can be used in negative sentences in which you describe a momentary or one-time ability. \r\nYesterday, I couldn\'t lift the couch by myself. \r\nCorrect \r\n | \r\n\r\n be able to \r\n | \r\n
| \r\n could | \r\n\r\n Could I have something to drink? \r\nCould I borrow your stapler? \r\nRequests usually refer to the near future. \r\n | \r\n\r\n Couldn\'t he come with us? \r\nCouldn\'t you help me with this for just a second? \r\nRequests usually refer to the near future. \r\n | \r\n\r\n can, | \r\n
REMEMBER: \"Could not\" vs. \"Might not\"
\"Could not\" suggests that it is impossible for something to happen. \"Might not\" suggests you do not know if something happens.
Examples:
\r\nJack might not have the key. Maybe he does not have the key.
\r\nJack could not have the key. It is impossible that he has the key.
\r\n','','','2016-01-09 08:25:19'),(585,19,'definition',0,'
\"Had better\" is most commonly used to make recommendations. It can also be used to express desperate hope as well as warn people.
\r\nExamples:
\r\nYou had better take your umbrella with you today. recommendation
\r\nThat bus had better get here soon! desperate hope
\r\nYou had better watch the way you talk to me in the future! warning
\r\n| \r\n Modal Use \r\n | \r\n\r\n Positive Forms 2. = Past \r\n3. = Future \r\n | \r\n\r\n Negative Forms 2. = Past \r\n3. = Future \r\n | \r\n\r\n Also use: \r\n | \r\n
| \r\n had better | \r\n\r\n 1. SHIFT TO \"SHOULD\" OR \"OUGHT TO\" 2. SHIFT TO \"SHOULD HAVE\" OR \"OUGHT TO HAVE\" 3. You had better unplug the toaster before you try to clean it. \r\n | \r\n\r\n 1. SHIFT TO \"SHOULD\" OR \"OUGHT TO\" 2. SHIFT TO \"SHOULD HAVE\" OR \"OUGHT TO HAVE\" | \r\n\r\n should, | \r\n
| \r\n had better | \r\n\r\n The movie had better end soon. \r\nThey had better be here before we start dinner. \r\nDesperate hopes and warnings usually refer to the near future. \r\n | \r\n\r\n They had better not be late. \r\nThey had better not forget Tom\'s birthday gift. \r\nDesperate hopes and warnings usually refer to the near future. \r\n | \r\n\r\n had better | \r\n
\r\n
\"Had better\" is often simply pronounced as \"better\" in spoken English.
','','','2016-01-05 13:21:56'),(586,19,'definition',0,'\"Have got to\" is used to express necessity and obligation.
\r\nExamples:
\r\nDrivers have got to get a license to drive a car in the US. necessity
\r\nI have got to be at work by 8:30 AM. obligation
\r\n| \r\n Modal Use \r\n | \r\n\r\n Positive Forms 2. = Past \r\n3. = Future \r\n | \r\n\r\n Negative Forms 2. = Past \r\n3. = Future \r\n | \r\n\r\n Also use: \r\n | \r\n
| \r\n have got to | \r\n\r\n 1. People have got to be on time if they want to get a seat in the crowded theater. \r\n2. SHIFT TO \"HAVE TO\" 3. You have got to be there on time tonight if you want to get a seat in the crowded theater. \r\n | \r\n\r\n 1. SHIFT TO \"HAVE TO\" 2. SHIFT TO \"HAVE TO\" 3. SHIFT TO \"HAVE TO\" | \r\n\r\n have to, | \r\n
| \r\n haven\'t got to | \r\n\r\n \r\n | \r\n\r\n Haven\'t you got to be there by 7:00? \r\nHaven\'t you got to finish that project today? \r\n\"Haven\'t got to\" is primarily used to ask about future obligations. It can be used in statements, but this is less common. \r\n | \r\n\r\n Don\'t you have to \r\n | \r\n
\"Have to\" is used to express certainty, necessity, and obligation.
\r\nExamples:
\r\nThis answer has to be correct. certainty
\r\nThe soup has to be stirred continuously to prevent burning. necessity
\r\nThey have to leave early. obligation
\r\n| \r\n Modal Use \r\n | \r\n\r\n Positive Forms 2. = Past \r\n3. = Future \r\n | \r\n\r\n Negative Forms 2. = Past \r\n3. = Future \r\n | \r\n\r\n Also use: \r\n | \r\n
| \r\n have to | \r\n\r\n 1. That has to be Jerry. They said he was tall with bright red hair. \r\n2. That has to have been the right restaurant. There were no other restaurants on the street. \r\n3. NONE \r\n | \r\n\r\n 1. SHIFT TO \"MUST\" 2. SHIFT TO \"MUST\" 3. NONE \r\n | \r\n\r\n must, | \r\n
| \r\n have to | \r\n\r\n 1. She has to read four books for this literature class. \r\n2. She had to finish the first book before the midterm. \r\n3. She will have to finish the other books before the final exam. \r\n | \r\n\r\n 1. She doesn\'t have to read \"Grapes of Wrath.\" It\'s optional reading for extra credit. \r\n2. She didn\'t have to write a critique of \"The Scarlet Letter.\" She had to give a presentation to her class. \r\n3. She won\'t have to take any other literature classes. American Literature 101 is the only required course. \r\n | \r\n\r\n must \r\n | \r\n
REMEMBER: \"Do not have to\" vs. \"Must not\"
\"Do not have to\" suggests that someone is not required to do something. \"Must not\" suggests that you are prohibited from doing something.
Examples:
\r\nYou must not eat that. It is forbidden, it is not allowed.
\r\nYou don\'t have to eat that. You can if you want to, but it is not necessary.
\r\n\"May\" is most commonly used to express possibility. It can also be used to give or request permission, although this usage is becoming less common.
\r\nExamples:
\r\nCheryl may be at home, or perhaps at work. possibility
\r\nJohnny, you may leave the table when you have finished your dinner. give permission
\r\nMay I use your bathroom? request permission
\r\n| \r\n Modal Use \r\n | \r\n\r\n Positive Forms 2. = Past \r\n3. = Future \r\n | \r\n\r\n Negative Forms 2. = Past \r\n3. = Future \r\n | \r\n\r\n Also use: \r\n | \r\n
| \r\n may | \r\n\r\n 1. Jack may be upset. I can\'t really tell if he is annoyed or tired. \r\n2. Jack may have been upset. I couldn\'t really tell if he was annoyed or tired. \r\n3. Jack may get upset if you don\'t tell him the truth. \r\n | \r\n\r\n 1. Jack may not be upset. Perhaps he is tired. \r\n2. Jack may not have been upset. Perhaps he was tired. \r\n3. Jack may not get upset, even if you tell him the truth \r\n | \r\n\r\n might \r\n | \r\n
| \r\n may | \r\n\r\n 1. You may leave the table now that you\'re finished with your dinner. \r\n2. SHIFT TO \"BE ALLOWED TO\" 3. You may leave the table when you finish your dinner. \r\n | \r\n\r\n 1. You may not leave the table. You\'re not finished with your dinner yet. \r\n2. SHIFT TO \"BE ALLOWED TO\" 3. You may not leave the table until you are finished with your dinner. \r\n | \r\n\r\n can \r\n | \r\n
| \r\n may | \r\n\r\n May I borrow your eraser? \r\nMay I make a phone call? \r\nRequests usually refer to the near future. \r\n | \r\n\r\n NO NEGATIVE FORMS \r\n | \r\n\r\n can, | \r\n
\"Might\" is most commonly used to express possibility. It is also often used in conditional sentences. English speakers can also use \"might\" to make suggestions or requests, although this is less common in American English.
\r\nExamples:
\r\nYour purse might be in the living room. possibility
\r\nIf I didn\'t have to work, I might go with you. conditional
\r\nYou might visit the botanical gardens during your visit. suggestion
\r\nMight I borrow your pen? request
\r\n| \r\n Modal Use \r\n | \r\n\r\n Positive Forms 2. = Past \r\n3. = Future \r\n | \r\n\r\n Negative Forms 2. = Past \r\n3. = Future \r\n | \r\n\r\n Also use: \r\n | \r\n
| \r\n might | \r\n\r\n 1. She might be on the bus. I think her car is having problems. \r\n2. She might have taken the bus. I\'m not sure how she got to work. \r\n3. She might take the bus to get home. I don\'t think Bill will be able to give her a ride. \r\n | \r\n\r\n 1. She might not be on the bus. She might be walking home. \r\n2. She might not have taken the bus. She might have walked home. \r\n3. She might not take the bus. She might get a ride from Bill. \r\n | \r\n\r\n could, | \r\n
\"Must\" is most commonly used to express certainty.
\r\nIt can also be used to express necessity or strong recommendation, although native speakers prefer the more flexible form \"have to.\"
\r\n\"Must not\" can be used to prohibit actions, but this sounds very severe; speakers prefer to use softer modal verbs such as \"should not\" or \"ought not\" to dissuade rather than prohibit.
\r\nExamples:
\r\nThis must be the right address! certainty
\r\nStudents must pass an entrance examination to study at this school. necessity
\r\nYou must take some medicine for that cough. strong recommendation
\r\nJenny, you must not play in the street! prohibition
\r\n\r\n
Most modal verbs behave quite irregularly in the past and the future. Study the chart below to learn how \"must\" behaves in different contexts.
\r\n| Modal Use | \r\nPositive Forms 1. = Present 2. = Past 3. = Future | \r\nNegative Forms 1. = Present 2. = Past 3. = Future | \r\nAlso use: | \r\n
| must certainty | \r\n1. That must be Jerry. They said he was tall with bright red hair.\r\n 2. That must have been the right restaurant. There are no other restaurants on this street. \r\n3. NO FUTURE FORM \r\n | \r\n1. That must not be Jerry. He is supposed to have red hair.\r\n 2. That must not have been the right restaurant. I guess there is another one around here somewhere. \r\n3. NO FUTURE FORM \r\n | \r\nhave to | \r\n
| must not prohibition | \r\n\r\n \r\n | \r\nYou must not swim in that river. It\'s full of crocodiles.\r\n You must not forget to take your malaria medication while your are in the tropics. \r\nProhibition usually refer to the near future. \r\n | \r\n\r\n |
| must strong recommendation\r\n (Americans | \r\n1. You must take some time off and get some rest.\r\n 2. SHIFT TO \"SHOULD\" 3. SHIFT TO \"SHOULD\" | \r\n1. You mustn\'t drink so much. It\'s not good for your health.\r\n 2. SHIFT TO \"SHOULD\" 3. SHIFT TO \"SHOULD\" | \r\nshould | \r\n
| must necessity\r\n (Americans | \r\n1. You must have a permit to enter the national park.\r\n 2. SHIFT TO \"HAVE TO\" 3. We must get a permit to enter the park next week. \r\n | \r\n1. SHIFT TO \"HAVE TO\" We don\'t have to get a permit to enter the national park.\r\n 2. SHIFT TO \"HAVE TO\" 3. SHIFT TO \"HAVE TO\" | \r\nhave to | \r\n
| \r\n REMEMBER: \"Must not\" vs. \"Do not have to\" \r\n \r\nExamples: \r\n
| \r\n
\"Shall\" is used to indicate future action. It is most commonly used in sentences with \"I\" or \"we,\" and is often found in suggestions, such as \"Shall we go?\" \"Shall\" is also frequently used in promises or voluntary actions. In formal English, the use of \"shall\" to describe future events often expresses inevitability or predestination. \"Shall\" is much more commonly heard in British English than in American English; Americans prefer to use other forms, although they do sometimes use \"shall\" in suggestions or formalized language.
\r\nExamples:
\r\nShall I help you? suggestion
\r\nI shall never forget where I came from. promise
\r\nHe shall become our next king. predestination
\r\nI\'m afraid Mr. Smith shall become our new director. inevitability
\r\n| \r\n Modal Use \r\n | \r\n\r\n Positive Forms | \r\n\r\n Negative Forms | \r\n\r\n Also use: \r\n | \r\n
| \r\n shall (British form) \r\n | \r\n\r\n I shall be replaced by someone from the New York office. \r\nI shall be there by 8:00. \r\n | \r\n\r\n I shall not be replaced after all. \r\nI shall not be there. I have a previous obligation. \r\n | \r\n\r\n will \r\n | \r\n
\r\n
| \r\n shall | \r\n\r\n Shall we begin dinner? \r\nShall we move into the living room? \r\n | \r\n\r\n \r\n | \r\n\r\n should \r\n | \r\n
| \r\n shall (British form) \r\n | \r\n\r\n I shall take care of everything for you. \r\nI shall make the travel arrangements. There\'s no need to worry. \r\n\r\n | \r\n\r\n I shall never forget you. \r\nI shall never give up the fight for freedom. \r\n | \r\n\r\n will \r\n | \r\n
| \r\n shall (British form) \r\n | \r\n\r\n Man shall explore the distant regions of the universe. \r\nWe shall overcome oppression. \r\n | \r\n\r\n Man shall never give up the exploration of the universe. \r\nHe shall not be held back. \r\n | \r\n\r\n \r\n | \r\n
REMEMBER: \"Must not\" vs. \"Do not have to\"
\"Must not\" suggests that you are prohibited from doing something. \"Do not have to\" suggests that someone is not required to do something.
\r\nExamples:
\r\nYou must not eat that. It is forbidden, it is not allowed.
\r\nYou don\'t have to eat that. You can if you want to, but it is not necessary.
\r\n','','','2016-01-05 13:40:46'),(592,19,'definition',0,'
\"Should\" is most commonly used to make recommendations or give advice. It can also be used to express obligation as well as expectation.
\r\nExamples:
\r\nWhen you go to Berlin, you should visit the palaces in Potsdam. recommendation
\r\nYou should focus more on your family and less on work. advice
\r\nI really should be in the office by 7:00 AM. obligation
\r\nBy now, they should already be in Dubai. expectation
\r\n| \r\n Modal Use \r\n | \r\n\r\n Positive Forms 2. = Past \r\n3. = Future \r\n | \r\n\r\n Negative Forms 2. = Past \r\n3. = Future \r\n | \r\n\r\n Also use: \r\n | \r\n
| \r\n should advisability \r\n | \r\n\r\n 1. People with high cholesterol should eat low-fat foods. \r\n2. Frank should have eaten low-fat foods. That might have prevented his heart attack. \r\n3. You really should start eating better. \r\n | \r\n\r\n 1. Sarah shouldn\'t smoke so much. It\'s not good for her health. \r\n2. Sarah shouldn\'t have smoked so much. That\'s what caused her health problems. \r\n3. Sarah shouldn\'t smoke when she visits Martha next week. Martha hates when people smoke in her house. \r\n | \r\n\r\n ought to \r\n | \r\n
| \r\n should | \r\n\r\n I should be at work before 9:00. \r\nWe should return the video before the video rental store closes. \r\n\"Should\" can also express something between recommendation and obligation. \"Be supposed to\" expresses a similar idea and can easily be used in the past or in negative forms. \r\n | \r\n\r\n NO NEGATIVE FORMS \r\n | \r\n\r\n be supposed to \r\n | \r\n
| \r\n should | \r\n\r\n 1. Susan should be in New York by now. \r\n2. Susan should have arrived in New York last week. Let\'s call her and see what she is up to. \r\n3. Susan should be in New York by next week. Her new job starts on Monday. \r\n | \r\n\r\n 1. Susan shouldn\'t be in New York yet. \r\n2. Susan shouldn\'t have arrived in New York until yesterday. \r\n3. Susan shouldn\'t arrive in New York until next week. \r\n | \r\n\r\n ought to, | \r\n
\"Will\" is used with promises or voluntary actions that take place in the future. \"Will\" can also be used to make predictions about the future. For more information on using \"will\" and associated exercises, visit the Simple Future section of our Verb Tense Tutorial.
\r\nExamples:
\r\nI promise that I will write you every single day. promise
\r\nI will make dinner tonight. voluntary action
\r\nHe thinks it will rain tomorrow. prediction
\r\n| \r\n Modal Use \r\n | \r\n\r\n Positive Forms \r\n | \r\n\r\n Negative Forms \r\n | \r\n\r\n Also use: \r\n | \r\n
| \r\n will | \r\n\r\n The marketing director will be replaced by someone from the New York office. \r\nFred will be there by 8:00. \r\n | \r\n\r\n The marketing director will not be replaced after all. \r\nFred will not be there. He has a previous obligation. \r\n | \r\n\r\n shall \r\n | \r\n
| \r\n will | \r\n\r\n I will take care of everything for you. \r\nI will make the travel arrangements. There\'s no need to worry. \r\n | \r\n\r\n I will never forget you. \r\nI will never give up the fight for freedom. \r\n | \r\n\r\n shall \r\n | \r\n
\"Would\" is most commonly used to create conditional verb forms. It also serves as the past form of the modal verb \"will.\" Additionally, \"would\" can indicate repetition in the past. For more information on the grammar behind the modal verb \"would,\" visit the following tutorials: Conditional Tutorial, Future in the Past, and Would Always.
\r\nExamples:
\r\nIf he were an actor, he would be in adventure movies. conditional
\r\nI knew that she would be very successful in her career. past of \"will\"
\r\nWhen they first met, they would always have picnics on the beach. repetition
\r\n| \r\n Modal Use \r\n | \r\n\r\n Positive Forms \r\n1. = Present \r\n2. = Past \r\n3. = Future \r\n | \r\n\r\n Negative Forms \r\n1. = Present 2. = Past \r\n3. = Future \r\n | \r\n\r\n Also use: \r\n | \r\n
| \r\n would | \r\n\r\n 1. If I were president, I would cut the cost of education. \r\n2. If I had been president, I would have cut the cost of education. \r\n3. If I were elected president next year, I would cut the cost of education. \r\n | \r\n\r\n 1. If I were president, I would not raise taxes. \r\n2. If I had been president, I would not have raised taxes. \r\n3. If I were president, I would not sign the tax increase next week. \r\n | \r\n\r\n ould | \r\n
| \r\n \r\n \r\n would | \r\n\r\n \r\n I said I would help you. \r\nHe told me he would be here before 8:00. \r\n | \r\n\r\n \r\n I said I wouldn\'t help you. \r\nHe told me he would not be here before 8:00. \r\n | \r\n\r\n \r\n shall \r\n | \r\n
| \r\n would | \r\n\r\n When I was a kid, I would always go to the beach. \r\nWhen he was young, he would always do his homework. \r\n | \r\n\r\n When I was a kid, I wouldn\'t go into the water by myself. \r\nWhen he got older, he would never do his homework. \r\n | \r\n\r\n used to \r\n | \r\n
http://englishpage.com/modals/modalintro.html
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\r\n2.) Maybe the Smiths will be able to build a new house next year. (can/to build)
\r\n3.) If you try hard, you can pass your examinations. (can/to pass)
\r\n4.) When I was five, I could not swim. (not/can/to swim)
\r\n5.) Dennis could play the trumpet after four months. (can/to play)
\r\n6.) Luke has passed his driving test, now he can drive a car. (can/to drive)
\r\n7.) I could not speak to him on the phone for three weeks last month. (not/can/to speak)
\r\n8.) Alex will not be able to do his homework when his desk is in such a mess. (not/can/to do)
\r\n9.) They were so busy, they could not text me. (not/can/to text)
\r\n10.) Lisa has been able to clean her dress. She can wear it again. (can/to clean)
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\r\nhttp://www.englisch-hilfen.de/en/exercises/modals/can.htm
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\r\n2.) Do you think you will be able to write that report by Tuesday? I know you\'re very busy.
\r\n3.) I can touch my toes. See!
\r\n4.) I couldn\'t spend another moment in that restaurant. It was too noisy.
\r\n5.) I can never seem to get the temperature right.
\r\n6.) To be able to play professional tennis, you must be extremly fit.
\r\n7.) Can you play an instrument?
\r\n8.) I\'m afraid I won\'t be able to attend the meeting, I\'m on business in Japan.
\r\n9.) Couldn\'t you have brought it to me at work?
\r\n10.) They were able to save the men from the sinking ship.
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\r\nhttp://www.ecenglish.com/learnenglish/lessons/can-could-be-able
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\r\n2.) When I was five or six, I could do a handstand, but I can\'t now.
\r\n3.) My late grandfather could speak French and my father can say a few words of Spanish. I can\'t speak anything but English.
\r\n4.) We\'re having a dinner party next Saturday, but Roger can\'t come.
\r\n5.) When I met Darren last year, he couldn\'t swim. He was terrified of the water. Now he can swim like a fish!
\r\n6.) I couldn\'t finish my lunch today. I just wasn\'t hungry at all.
\r\n7.) There are so many different ice creams to choose from. I can\'t decide. You choose for me.
\r\n8.) I couldn\'t find Ben and then I found him in the garden. Now I can\'t find him again. He keeps disappearing!
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\r\nhttp://www.esl-lounge.com/student/grammar/1g101-elementary-can-could-gap-fill-exercise.php
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\r\n2.) He would be able to pass the exam if he studied harder.
\r\n3.) I can\'t remember his name.
\r\n4.) They weren\'t able to go. The weather was too bad.
\r\n5.) Sorry, Teacher. I haven\'t been able to do it yet.
\r\n6.) She\'ll be able to come on holiday next month if her parents give her permission.
\r\n7.) The fishing boat sank but luckily all the crew were able to save themeselves.
\r\n8.) A: Can you lend me some money? B: Sorry. I can\'t. I haven\'t got any either.
\r\n9.) Diana can play the piano.
\r\n10.) You\'ll be able to solve this, won\'t you?
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\r\nhttp://www.autoenglish.org/gr.can.i.htm
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\r\n2.) You\'d better take an umbrella. The forecast is for rain.
\r\n3.) We\'d better get some cash. They don\'t take checks.
\r\n4.) I\'d better not spend any more money or I won\'t have any left.
\r\n5.) I\'d better close the window it\'s getting cold now.
\r\n6.) I\'d better wait for him. He won\'t be long.
\r\n7.) We\'d better book the tickets now. There won\'t be any left tomorrow.
\r\n8.) You\'d better tidy up before your mother comes back.
\r\n9.) You\'d better not throw that out, it might be come in useful.
\r\n10.) She\'d better get started. Otherwise she won\'t get finished.
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\r\nhttp://www.englishgrammarsecrets.com/hadbetter/exercise1.html
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\r\n2.) She\'d better hurry up.
\r\n3.) We\'d better leave now.
\r\n4.) You\'d better not make a miss.
\r\n5.) He\'d better call me.
\r\n6.) You\'d better run!
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\r\nhttp://www.englishgrammarsecrets.com/hadbetter/exercise2.html
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\r\n2.) I\'d better get back to work or I won\'t get finished before 5.
\r\n3.) I\'d better do it now or it will be too late.
\r\n4.) You\'d better pass your exams or you won\'t get into university.
\r\n5.) You\'d better invite them or they will be offended.
\r\n6.) I\'d better take the early train or I will be late.
\r\n7.) We\'d better find a babysitter or we can\'t go out.
\r\n8.) You\'d better hand in your homework or you\'ll get a punishment.
\r\n9.) You\'d better put a coat on or you\'ll be cold.
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\r\nhttp://www.englishgrammarsecrets.com/hadbetter/exercise3.html
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\r\n2. A: Do you have to go to work today? B: No, I don\'t because it\'s Sunday.
\r\n3. John has got to finish the report quickly because the deadline is today at 4 pm.
\r\n4. A: Jennifer lost her passport. Did she have to get a new one? B: No, she didn\'t. She found it in her purse.
\r\n5. I\'m sorry, Mom. I have to call you back later. My cell phone battery is dying.
\r\n6. Canadians have got to pay taxes every year. It\'s the law.
\r\n7. Sasha had to email her homework to her teacher because she forgot to take it to class yesterday.
\r\n8. A: Does Joseph have to study very much tonight? B: No, he doesn\'t. He reviewed a lot last night and he understood everything well.
9. Barbara has to go to the supermarket because she doesn\'t have enough food for dinner.
Must, Have got to, Have to
\r\nhttp://web2.uvcs.uvic.ca/courses/elc/studyzone/330/grammar/330-modals-necessity2.htm
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\r\n2.) You must / have to respect the rules when you walk your dog in the park.
\r\n3.) You must not allow your dog to run free.
\r\n4.) You must / have to pick up your dog\'s poop (waste).
\r\n5.) You must / have to take it away with you or throw it in the special garbage cans.
\r\n6.) Of course, you don\'t have to walk your dog in the park. You can always go somewhere else.
\r\n7.) You must / have to take it away with you or throw it in the special garbage cans.
\r\n8.) You can always walk your dog in the fields, but even there you may have to use a dog leash.
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\r\nhttp://eslbluesapps.com/m/mc/musthavtm.html
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grapes - szőllő
blueberries - áfonya
a strawberry - eper
a kiwi - kivi
bananas - banán
a pear - körte
an orange - narancs
a lemon - citrom
an apple - alma
a watermelon - görögdinye
a peach - barack
cherries - cseresznye
a grapefruit - grépfrút
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\"May\" is most commonly used to express possibility. It can also be used to give or request permission, although this usage is becoming less common.
\r\nExamples:
\r\nCheryl may be at home, or perhaps at work. possibility
\r\nJohnny, you may leave the table when you have finished your dinner. give permission
\r\nMay I use your bathroom? request permission
\r\n| \r\n Modal Use \r\n | \r\n\r\n Positive Forms 2. = Past \r\n3. = Future \r\n | \r\n\r\n Negative Forms 2. = Past \r\n3. = Future \r\n | \r\n\r\n Also use: \r\n | \r\n
| \r\n may | \r\n\r\n 1. Jack may be upset. I can\'t really tell if he is annoyed or tired. \r\n2. Jack may have been upset. I couldn\'t really tell if he was annoyed or tired. \r\n3. Jack may get upset if you don\'t tell him the truth. \r\n | \r\n\r\n 1. Jack may not be upset. Perhaps he is tired. \r\n2. Jack may not have been upset. Perhaps he was tired. \r\n3. Jack may not get upset, even if you tell him the truth \r\n | \r\n\r\n might \r\n | \r\n
| \r\n may | \r\n\r\n 1. You may leave the table now that you\'re finished with your dinner. \r\n2. SHIFT TO \"BE ALLOWED TO\" 3. You may leave the table when you finish your dinner. \r\n | \r\n\r\n 1. You may not leave the table. You\'re not finished with your dinner yet. \r\n2. SHIFT TO \"BE ALLOWED TO\" 3. You may not leave the table until you are finished with your dinner. \r\n | \r\n\r\n can \r\n | \r\n
| \r\n may | \r\n\r\n May I borrow your eraser? \r\nMay I make a phone call? \r\nRequests usually refer to the near future. \r\n | \r\n\r\n NO NEGATIVE FORMS \r\n | \r\n\r\n can, | \r\n
\"Must\" is most commonly used to express certainty.
\r\nIt can also be used to express necessity or strong recommendation, although native speakers prefer the more flexible form \"have to.\"
\r\n\"Must not\" can be used to prohibit actions, but this sounds very severe; speakers prefer to use softer modal verbs such as \"should not\" or \"ought not\" to dissuade rather than prohibit.
\r\nExamples:
\r\nThis must be the right address! certainty
\r\nStudents must pass an entrance examination to study at this school. necessity
\r\nYou must take some medicine for that cough. strong recommendation
\r\nJenny, you must not play in the street! prohibition
\r\n\r\n
Most modal verbs behave quite irregularly in the past and the future. Study the chart below to learn how \"must\" behaves in different contexts.
\r\n| Modal Use | \r\nPositive Forms 1. = Present 2. = Past 3. = Future | \r\nNegative Forms 1. = Present 2. = Past 3. = Future | \r\nAlso use: | \r\n
| must certainty | \r\n1. That must be Jerry. They said he was tall with bright red hair.\r\n 2. That must have been the right restaurant. There are no other restaurants on this street. \r\n3. NO FUTURE FORM \r\n | \r\n1. That must not be Jerry. He is supposed to have red hair.\r\n 2. That must not have been the right restaurant. I guess there is another one around here somewhere. \r\n3. NO FUTURE FORM \r\n | \r\nhave to | \r\n
| must not prohibition | \r\n\r\n | You must not swim in that river. It\'s full of crocodiles.\r\n You must not forget to take your malaria medication while your are in the tropics. \r\nProhibition usually refer to the near future. \r\n | \r\n\r\n |
| must strong recommendation\r\n (Americans | \r\n1. You must take some time off and get some rest.\r\n 2. SHIFT TO \"SHOULD\" 3. SHIFT TO \"SHOULD\" | \r\n1. You mustn\'t drink so much. It\'s not good for your health.\r\n 2. SHIFT TO \"SHOULD\" 3. SHIFT TO \"SHOULD\" | \r\nshould | \r\n
| must necessity\r\n (Americans | \r\n1. You must have a permit to enter the national park.\r\n 2. SHIFT TO \"HAVE TO\" 3. We must get a permit to enter the park next week. \r\n | \r\n1. SHIFT TO \"HAVE TO\" We don\'t have to get a permit to enter the national park.\r\n 2. SHIFT TO \"HAVE TO\" 3. SHIFT TO \"HAVE TO\" | \r\nhave to | \r\n
| \r\n REMEMBER: \"Must not\" vs. \"Do not have to\" \r\n \r\nExamples: \r\n
| \r\n
1.) May I borrow your pen?
\r\n2.) May we have a moment, please?
\r\n3.) May I leave early tomorrow?
\r\n4.) May I have your name, please?
\r\n5.) May we go now?
\r\n6.) May I ask who\'s calling?
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\r\nhttp://www.englishgrammarsecrets.com/maymight/exercise1.html
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\r\n2.) Lilly called. She said she might be late.
\r\n3.) Why are you taking an umbrella? The forecast said it might rain.
\r\n4.) You should buy the tickets today, If you don\'t, there might not be any left.
\r\n5.) I can\'t find my credit card. I think I might have left in the last shop.
\r\n6.) Who\'s that? It might Karen\'s brother. She said he was coming.
\r\n7.) Steve is late. Yes, I think he might have missed the train.
\r\n8.) Where are Johnny and Sam? They might have gone out to play football.
\r\n9.) What\'s in the parcel it might be the books ordered online.
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\r\nhttp://www.englishgrammarsecrets.com/maymight/exercise3.html
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\r\n2.) We might go to Jamaica next year. Our friends will be there.
\r\n3.) I might give Sue a call and see if she wants to come.
\r\n4.) I might have done it if he had asked nicely but not now.
\r\n5.) I think he might go to the football match tonight.
\r\n6.) They might buy it if they can get a good price.
\r\n7.) I might not get the job, there were lots of good candidates.
\r\n8.) Sophie might visit next week if she can get a couple of days off work.
\r\n9.) I don\'t know where it is. I might have left it at home.
\r\n10.) I might be home late. I\'ve got a lot of work to finish before I can leave.
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\r\nhttp://www.englishgrammarsecrets.com/maymight/exercise4.html
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\r\n2.) Might I have a word in private? (very polite requrest)
\r\n3.) I may see you at the weekend. (not sure about something)
\r\n4.) She wondered if she might borrow some money. (past request)
\r\n5.) They may have forgotten all about it. (positive request)
\r\n6.) May I have your attention please. (polite request)
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\r\n','2016-01-13 16:47:18'),(625,21,'sentence',1,'0.) You might have told me. I came all this way for nothing.
\r\n1.) I thought he might be able to help me, but he was useless.
\r\n2.) You may lock up the store once you have completed the closing out duties.
\r\n3.) I asked him if I might leave the work early today.
\r\n4.) Employees may use their discount on regular priced items only.
\r\n5.) Customers may use the staff washroom.
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\r\nhttp://www.wpeau.ca/exercise/ex30.1.php?q0=1&q1=0&q2=0&q3=1&q4=0
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\r\n2.) May God have mercy on your soul.
\r\n3.) You may well be right.
\r\n4.) I told them I might go if I felt like it, but wasn\'t sure.
\r\n5.) Students may only borrow four books at a time.
\r\n6.) The examiner says we may leave when we\'ve finished.
\r\n7.) It may be very expensive, but it\'s much better than the others.
\r\n8.) I just might accept your offer.
\r\n9.) You might try asking her for help she knows her stuff.
\r\n10.) You might have told me earlier!
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\r\nhttp://www.usingenglish.com/quizzes/answers.php?quiz_id=407
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\r\n2.) You mustn\'t smoke.
\r\n3.) You must do your homework.
\r\n4.) You mustn\'t play with fire.
\r\n5.) You must be home on time.
\r\n6.) You mustn\'t cheat in a test.
\r\n7.) You mustn\'t turn the music too loud.
\r\n8.) You must help in the house.
\r\n9.) You mustn\'t annoy your little sister.
\r\n10.) You mustn\'t bite nails.
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\r\nhttp://www.englisch-hilfen.de/en/exercises/modals/must_not.htm
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','','2016-01-14 11:52:12'),(632,22,'definition',0,'\"Shall\" is used to indicate future action. It is most commonly used in sentences with \"I\" or \"we,\" and is often found in suggestions, such as \"Shall we go?\" \"Shall\" is also frequently used in promises or voluntary actions. In formal English, the use of \"shall\" to describe future events often expresses inevitability or predestination. \"Shall\" is much more commonly heard in British English than in American English; Americans prefer to use other forms, although they do sometimes use \"shall\" in suggestions or formalized language.
\r\nExamples:
\r\nShall I help you? suggestion
\r\nI shall never forget where I came from. promise
\r\nHe shall become our next king. predestination
\r\nI\'m afraid Mr. Smith shall become our new director. inevitability
\r\n| \r\n Modal Use \r\n | \r\n\r\n Positive Forms | \r\n\r\n Negative Forms | \r\n\r\n Also use: \r\n | \r\n
| \r\n shall (British form) \r\n | \r\n\r\n I shall be replaced by someone from the New York office. \r\nI shall be there by 8:00. \r\n | \r\n\r\n I shall not be replaced after all. \r\nI shall not be there. I have a previous obligation. \r\n | \r\n\r\n will \r\n | \r\n
\r\n
| \r\n shall | \r\n\r\n Shall we begin dinner? \r\nShall we move into the living room? \r\n | \r\n\r\n \r\n | \r\n\r\n should \r\n | \r\n
| \r\n shall (British form) \r\n | \r\n\r\n I shall take care of everything for you. \r\nI shall make the travel arrangements. There\'s no need to worry. \r\n\r\n | \r\n\r\n I shall never forget you. \r\nI shall never give up the fight for freedom. \r\n | \r\n\r\n will \r\n | \r\n
| \r\n shall (British form) \r\n | \r\n\r\n Man shall explore the distant regions of the universe. \r\nWe shall overcome oppression. \r\n | \r\n\r\n Man shall never give up the exploration of the universe. \r\nHe shall not be held back. \r\n | \r\n\r\n \r\n | \r\n
\r\n
','','','2016-01-14 17:03:22'),(633,22,'definition',0,'
\"Should\" is most commonly used to make recommendations or give advice. It can also be used to express obligation as well as expectation.
\r\nExamples:
\r\nWhen you go to Berlin, you should visit the palaces in Potsdam. recommendation
\r\nYou should focus more on your family and less on work. advice
\r\nI really should be in the office by 7:00 AM. obligation
\r\nBy now, they should already be in Dubai. expectation
\r\n| \r\n Modal Use \r\n | \r\n\r\n Positive Forms 2. = Past \r\n3. = Future \r\n | \r\n\r\n Negative Forms 2. = Past \r\n3. = Future \r\n | \r\n\r\n Also use: \r\n | \r\n
| \r\n should advisability \r\n | \r\n\r\n 1. People with high cholesterol should eat low-fat foods. \r\n2. Frank should have eaten low-fat foods. That might have prevented his heart attack. \r\n3. You really should start eating better. \r\n | \r\n\r\n 1. Sarah shouldn\'t smoke so much. It\'s not good for her health. \r\n2. Sarah shouldn\'t have smoked so much. That\'s what caused her health problems. \r\n3. Sarah shouldn\'t smoke when she visits Martha next week. Martha hates when people smoke in her house. \r\n | \r\n\r\n ought to \r\n | \r\n
| \r\n should | \r\n\r\n I should be at work before 9:00. \r\nWe should return the video before the video rental store closes. \r\n\"Should\" can also express something between recommendation and obligation. \"Be supposed to\" expresses a similar idea and can easily be used in the past or in negative forms. \r\n | \r\n\r\n NO NEGATIVE FORMS \r\n | \r\n\r\n be supposed to \r\n | \r\n
| \r\n should | \r\n\r\n 1. Susan should be in New York by now. \r\n2. Susan should have arrived in New York last week. Let\'s call her and see what she is up to. \r\n3. Susan should be in New York by next week. Her new job starts on Monday. \r\n | \r\n\r\n 1. Susan shouldn\'t be in New York yet. \r\n2. Susan shouldn\'t have arrived in New York until yesterday. \r\n3. Susan shouldn\'t arrive in New York until next week. \r\n | \r\n\r\n ought to, | \r\n
\"Will\" is used with promises or voluntary actions that take place in the future. \"Will\" can also be used to make predictions about the future. For more information on using \"will\" and associated exercises, visit the Simple Future section of our Verb Tense Tutorial.
\r\nExamples:
\r\nI promise that I will write you every single day. promise
\r\nI will make dinner tonight. voluntary action
\r\nHe thinks it will rain tomorrow. prediction
\r\n| \r\n Modal Use \r\n | \r\n\r\n Positive Forms \r\n | \r\n\r\n Negative Forms \r\n | \r\n\r\n Also use: \r\n | \r\n
| \r\n will | \r\n\r\n The marketing director will be replaced by someone from the New York office. \r\nFred will be there by 8:00. \r\n | \r\n\r\n The marketing director will not be replaced after all. \r\nFred will not be there. He has a previous obligation. \r\n | \r\n\r\n shall \r\n | \r\n
| \r\n will | \r\n\r\n I will take care of everything for you. \r\nI will make the travel arrangements. There\'s no need to worry. \r\n | \r\n\r\n I will never forget you. \r\nI will never give up the fight for freedom. \r\n | \r\n\r\n shall \r\n | \r\n
\"Would\" is most commonly used to create conditional verb forms. It also serves as the past form of the modal verb \"will.\" Additionally, \"would\" can indicate repetition in the past. For more information on the grammar behind the modal verb \"would,\" visit the following tutorials: Conditional Tutorial, Future in the Past, and Would Always.
\r\nExamples:
\r\nIf he were an actor, he would be in adventure movies. conditional
\r\nI knew that she would be very successful in her career. past of \"will\"
\r\nWhen they first met, they would always have picnics on the beach. repetition
\r\n| \r\n Modal Use \r\n | \r\n\r\n Positive Forms \r\n1. = Present \r\n2. = Past \r\n3. = Future \r\n | \r\n\r\n Negative Forms \r\n1. = Present 2. = Past \r\n3. = Future \r\n | \r\n\r\n Also use: \r\n | \r\n
| \r\n would | \r\n\r\n 1. If I were president, I would cut the cost of education. \r\n2. If I had been president, I would have cut the cost of education. \r\n3. If I were elected president next year, I would cut the cost of education. \r\n | \r\n\r\n 1. If I were president, I would not raise taxes. \r\n2. If I had been president, I would not have raised taxes. \r\n3. If I were president, I would not sign the tax increase next week. \r\n | \r\n\r\n ould | \r\n
| \r\n \r\n \r\n would | \r\n\r\n \r\n I said I would help you. \r\nHe told me he would be here before 8:00. \r\n | \r\n\r\n \r\n I said I wouldn\'t help you. \r\nHe told me he would not be here before 8:00. \r\n | \r\n\r\n \r\n shall \r\n | \r\n
| \r\n would | \r\n\r\n When I was a kid, I would always go to the beach. \r\nWhen he was young, he would always do his homework. \r\n | \r\n\r\n When I was a kid, I wouldn\'t go into the water by myself. \r\nWhen he got older, he would never do his homework. \r\n | \r\n\r\n used to \r\n | \r\n
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\r\n2.) Copies of the report will be distributed at the meeting.
\r\n3.) It\'s getting cold now. Shall I close the window?
\r\n4.) I should think the cost of the repairs will be about 200€.
\r\n5.) If Tom had more free time, he would join a sports club.
\r\n6.) According to reports the price of petrol will increase next year.
\r\n7.) It\'s a beautiful day today! Shall we go to the beach?
\r\n8.) It would be easier to find our way if we had a map.
\r\n9.) Should you need further information, please don\'t hesitate to contact us.
\r\n10.) We\'re all having lunch together tomorrow. Will you be able to join us?
','','SHALL - WILL - SHOULD - WOULD
\r\nhttp://www.learn-english-today.com/lessons/lesson_cont/exercises/shall-will-should-would_quiz1.html
','2016-01-16 06:32:00'),(638,22,'sentence',1,'a) Driving a Rolls Royce would be nice!
b) I wish you would come to my birthday party.
c) If I would arrive early, I will give you a ring.
d) I would like to be a doctor.
e) I lent him my car so that he should drive to town.
f) How would I know?
g) The old man would sit there for hours, looking at the sky.
h) Well, I would certainly enjoy flying Concord.
i) Would you like a cup of tea?
j) If Mary was here she would help me.
k) If you should happen to meet Tom, give him this letter, please.
l) They would not have lunch. They said they weren\'t hungry.
m) Can you tell me where the post-office is, please? If I remember well, it should be round the corner.
n) I wish you would get up at 6 every morning.
o) I think you should not let the children play in the dining-room.
p) My car would not start so I had had to ring for a taxi.
q) If you would arrive early, give us a ring, please.
r) Would you mind opening the door, please?
SHOULD - WOULD
\r\nhttp://www.englishexercises.org/makeagame/viewgame.asp?id=6812#a
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','','2016-01-16 05:19:45'),(640,22,'sentence',1,'1.) Will you mind closing the door?
2.) Maybe I will speak to her.
3.) We will see what happens tomorrow.
4.) What would you like to eat?
5.) If I see her I will let her know.
6.) She wouldn\'t speak to me, she was so upset.
7.) I promise I won\'t tell anyone.
8.) She thought she would be late, so she took a taxi.
9.) When I was in the army, we would get up at 5.30 a.m.
10.) Come on. You won\'t need much, just change of clothes.
','','WILL - WOULD
\r\nhttps://learnenglish.britishcouncil.org/en/english-grammar/verbs/modal-verbs/will-or-would
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2.) I\'m cold. You should put on a jumper.
3.) The game starts at three o\'clock. We should leave at two-thirty.
4.) He\'s always tired in the morning. He shouldn\'t stay up so late.
5.) I don\'t feel well. You should stay in bed.
6.) I want to lose weight. You should do some exercise.
SHOULD - SHOULDN\'T
\r\nhttps://elt.oup.com/student/project3rdedition/level3/unit6/grammar/exercise1?cc=us&selLanguage=en
','2016-01-16 07:34:31'),(642,22,'sentence',1,'1.) We should leave now or we will miss the last train.
2.) Shall we meet tomorrow morning?
3.) I would like a cup of coffee, please.
4.) Do you think we should tell Sarah about Peter?
5.) I will probably spend the holidays with my family.
6.) Danny would prefer having the meeting next week.
WILL - WOULD - SHALL - SHOULD
\r\nhttp://www.ecenglish.com/learnenglish/lessons/will-would-shall-should
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','','2016-01-19 16:52:08'),(647,23,'sentence',1,'Take an umbrella with you today. It might be raining later.
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','','2016-01-19 16:52:43'),(648,23,'sentence',1,'Jane may help you.
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','','2016-01-19 11:01:16'),(649,23,'sentence',1,'If I know them better, I might invite them for dinner.
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','','2016-01-19 07:49:58'),(650,23,'sentence',1,'Nowadays it is very expensive to take the bus, you should take a taxi.
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','','2016-01-19 11:03:21'),(651,23,'sentence',1,'I\'m afraid, I cannot go to your party next week.
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','','2016-01-19 08:11:31'),(652,23,'sentence',1,'When Tim was 16 years old, he ran very fast. He could run 100 meters in 11 seconds.
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','','2016-01-19 08:23:29'),(653,23,'sentence',1,'Are you in a hurry? No, I have, a lot of time. I can wait.
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','','2016-01-19 16:54:37'),(654,23,'sentence',1,'I was very sick yesterday. I could not eat anything.
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','','2016-01-19 08:31:58'),(655,23,'sentence',1,'You look tired. Yes, I could not sleep last night.
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','','2016-01-19 08:32:28'),(656,23,'sentence',1,'Could you speak up a little? I cannot hear you well.
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','','2016-01-19 16:56:21'),(657,23,'sentence',1,'My grandfather was a very clever man. He could speak in 5 languages.
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','','2016-01-19 16:56:53'),(658,23,'sentence',1,'I was looking everywhere for this book, but I could not find it anywhere.
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','','2016-01-19 16:58:14'),(659,23,'sentence',1,'They would not have come, but in the end I was able to convince them.
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','','2016-01-19 16:59:06'),(660,23,'sentence',1,'The phone is ringing. What do you think who is it? It might be Tim.
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','','2016-01-19 17:01:36'),(661,23,'sentence',1,'You were travelling all day. You must be very tired.
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','','2016-01-19 17:02:26'),(662,23,'sentence',1,'Carol must be bored with his job. He does the same things every day.
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','','2016-01-19 17:03:36'),(663,23,'sentence',1,'I cannot find my gloves. I am sure I have lost them somewhere.
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','','2016-01-19 10:16:23'),(664,23,'sentence',1,'Can you speak any foreign languages?
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','','2016-01-19 17:04:17'),(665,23,'sentence',1,'I can come tomorrow if you want.
','El tudok jonni holnap ha akarod.
','','2016-01-19 16:13:55'),(666,23,'sentence',1,'Jack is a great tennis player. He can beat anyone.
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','','2016-01-19 10:06:14'),(667,23,'sentence',1,'She is very nice, you must meet her.
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','','2016-01-19 17:06:00'),(670,23,'sentence',1,'He said, I could smoke in the house.
','Azt mondta, hogy dohányozhatok a házában.
','','2016-01-19 16:11:51'),(671,23,'sentence',1,'We may / might park here.
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','','2016-01-19 17:08:18'),(672,23,'sentence',1,'The police may stop us on the street.
','A rendőrök megállíthatnak az utcán.
','','2016-01-19 12:24:44'),(673,23,'sentence',1,'May I open the window?
','Kinyithatom az ablakot?
','','2016-01-19 10:11:31'),(674,23,'sentence',1,'You should eat more.
','Többet kellene enned.
','','2016-01-19 17:09:04'),(675,23,'sentence',1,'They should have come earlier.
','Korábban kellett volna jönniük.
','','2016-01-19 17:10:53'),(676,23,'sentence',1,'My grandmother used to sit around the fire.
','A nagymamám mindig a tuz mellett üldögélt.
','','2016-01-19 17:11:40'),(677,23,'sentence',1,'Shall I open the window?
','Kinyissam az ablakot?
','','2016-01-19 10:17:07'),(678,23,'sentence',1,'What should I do?
','Mit csináljak?
','','2016-01-19 10:17:28'),(679,23,'sentence',1,'If you learn English, you will be able to speak with many people all around the world.
','Ha megtanulsz angolul, tudni fogsz beszélni sok emberrel világszerte.
','','2016-01-19 17:12:46'),(680,23,'sentence',1,'When he was 10 months old, he could walk.
','Amikor 10 hónapos volt, már tudott járni.
','','2016-01-19 10:21:27'),(681,23,'sentence',1,'The lake it is not deep enough, so they cannot swim.
','A tó nem elég mély, úgyhogy nem képesek úszni.
','','2016-01-19 17:13:28'),(682,23,'sentence',1,'He should not say that.
','Nem kellett volna azt mondania.
','','2016-01-19 10:21:56'),(683,23,'sentence',1,'He must be home.
','Biztosan otthon van.
','','2016-01-19 17:14:02'),(684,23,'sentence',1,'You have to tell the truth.
','Meg kell mondanod az igazat.
','','2016-01-19 10:11:13'),(685,23,'sentence',1,'I have to be at home by 10.
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','','2016-01-19 10:06:56'),(686,23,'sentence',1,'We have to buy something for him.
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','','2016-01-19 10:06:41'),(688,24,'sentence',1,'1.) Don\'t tell him about our plans.
2.) I waited for an answer, but she didn\'t say a word.
3.) He said that he would wait for me at the library.
4.) He told us that he was going to buy a new car.
5.) Do you speak English?
6.) Come here, Mike. We need to talk.
7.) To tell you the truth, I don\'t remember anything.
8.) Did the director speak at the conference?
9.) Do you know how to say good-bye in Arabic?
10.) We spent the whole evening talking about old friends.
Say, Tell, Speak, Talk
\r\nhttp://usefulenglish.ru/vocabulary/synonyms-exercise-one
','2016-01-20 07:01:41'),(689,24,'sentence',1,'1.) Can you tell me the time?
2.) My watch says ten o\'clock.
3.) It is often said that history repeats itself.
4.) I can\'t tell the difference between them.
5.) It goes without saying that he should pay his debt in full.
6.) We should talk him out of going there.
7.) Speak for yourself. I have a different opinion.
8.) I\'d like to talk it over with my family before making a decision.
9.) Please speak up. I can\'t hear you.
10.) Don\'t talk back to your teachers!
\r\n
Say, Tell, Speak, Talk
\r\nhttp://usefulenglish.ru/vocabulary/synonyms-exercise-two
','2016-01-20 16:47:54'),(691,24,'sentence',1,'1. It goes without saying that we will pay for the expenses.
2. It\'s no use expecting me to speak because I promised I\'d keep the secret.
3. Let\'s say he offers the job to you. Would you accept it?
4. Don\'t tell anyone. We don\'t want the neighbours to start talking.
5. Pull yourself together and stop talking nonsense.
6. I don\'t know how we will communicate. I don\'t speak a word of Chinese.
7. She always says her prayers before lunch.
8. Let\'s invite Maggie as well. Otherwise I know you\'ll spend the whole evening talking football.
9. He is never afraid of speaking his mind.
10. He was punished for saying some naughty words.
11. What would you say to a week in the Bahamas?
12. Let\'s hope you are right. Time will tell.
13. We\'ve all told him to stop smoking.
14. Did the children say Goodbye to you?
15. Tell us why you\'re late.
16. She still hasn\'t told her parents she was engaged.
17. Everyone says he is strange, but I can tell it\'s not true.
18. We were told to come early.
19. \'Help\', he said, \'I\'m drowning!\'
20. When I was young, children used to tell the truth to their parents.
http://www.tolearnenglish.com/cgi2/myexam/voir2r.php?id=109
','2016-02-02 08:28:40'),(692,24,'sentence',1,'1. I didn\'t hear you. What did you say?
2. George and I talked for three hours.
3. I\'m going to talk / speak to him about this.
4. I\'m going to tell him the truth.
5. She always knows the right thing to say.
6. Don\'t speak to your grandfather in that tone!
7. I told her that I loved her.
8. She and I talked all night.
9. Hi, this is Robert. We spoke on the phone last Tuesday.
10. Speak up! I can\'t hear you!
http://www.learnenglishfeelgood.com/vocabulary/esl-tell-speak-say-talk1.html
','2016-02-02 08:52:21'),(693,24,'sentence',1,'1. We weren\'t told about these new requirements.
2. You\'ll have to speak to my manager about that.
3. No, that\'s not what I said to him.
4. Let\'s talk over lunch.
5. Some of the things he said worry me.
6. You should tell her that we\'re going to be late.
7. Do you speak English?
8. I don\'t know what to say to you.
9. He has been telling lies to everyone.
10. Let\'s talk sports.
http://www.learnenglishfeelgood.com/vocabulary/esl-tell-speak-say-talk2.html
','2016-02-03 06:56:09'),(694,24,'sentence',1,'1. How many languages can you speak?
2. Most children learn to tell the time by the time they are five.
3. When you see your mother, say hello to her from me.
4. Who were you speaking to on the phone a minute ago? Was it a customer?
5. I can never hear what Miriam says. Her voice is so quiet.
6. Please, tell us a joke. You know so many.
7. Never lie. You must always tell the truth.
8. Could you tell me where I can find a bank near here?
9. It\'s difficult to tell how old this building is. There have been so many changes.
10. If you have a problem, please just tell me about it and I promise I\'ll try and help.
11. They left without saying anything to anybody. I never managed to say goodbye.
12. This week a police officer came to our school to give us a talk about preventing crime.
http://www.ihbristol.com/free-english-exercises/test/esol-smc-say-speak-talk-and-tell/
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','','2016-02-04 18:56:16'),(708,26,'sentence',1,'1.) Fionna can cook really well, can\'t she? Yes, she can. I love going to dinner at her house!
2.) You\'d like to see the play, wouldn\'t you? Yes, I would. I\'ve heard it\'s very good.
3.) We could try it, couldn\'t we? Yes, we could. I think it would work.
4.) You haven\'t been back to the office, have you? No I haven\'t. Why?
5.) He won\'t do it, will he? No, he won\'t but perhaps Sylvie will.
6.) They finished on time, didn\'t they? Yes, they did. Just!
7.) Rick\'s also applied for the job, hasn\'t he? Yes, he has but I don\'t think he\'ll get it.
8.) You shouldn\'t do that, should you? No, I shouldn\'t but I want to!
9.) She doesn\'t have a car, does she? No, she doesn\'t but I think she is getting one.
Complete the questions and answers
\r\nhttp://www.englishgrammarsecrets.com/questionstags/exercise6.html
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','','2016-02-10 15:33:15'),(717,27,'word',1,'oak
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2. It snows here every year in December. We always go outside and play in the snow on Christmas day.
3. Michael is leaving on Friday at noon.
4. Frankie started working for her law firm in 1995.
5. Franklin began working on the project NO PREP yesterday.
6. Normally, on New Year\'s Eve, it\'s tradition to kiss the one you love at midnight.
7 Don\'t be ridiculous; there were no telephones in the seventeenth century! The telephone was invented in the 1870s.
8. The plane leaves NO PREP tomorrow morning at 8:00 AM.
9. The hills here are covered with wildflowers in early spring.
10. We met at the restaurant at 6:30 and stayed until 10:30.
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\r\nhttp://www.englishpage.com/prepositions/time_prepositions_1.htm
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2. I was sick, so I didn\'t go to work NO PREP last Thursday, but I did go to work on Friday.
3. Mary stopped talking in the middle of her story, and suddenly started to cry. I think we were all crying by the time she finished telling us what had happened.
4. Late at night, you can here coyotes howling in the distance.
5. Just wait a second, I\'ll be there in a minute.
6. I need to give my parents a call. I haven\'t talked to them for over a month.
7. Barbara is going to start her new job NO PREP next September..
8. The professor said on the first day of the course that there would be a big final test at the end of the semester.
9. I have been sitting here for more than an hour. If they don\'t arrive in the next ten minutes, I\'m leaving.
10. We were really worried at first because the banks were closed on Saturdays, so we couldn\'t exchange money. But in the end, everything worked out because we were able to exchange money at the hotel.
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\r\nhttp://www.englishpage.com/prepositions/time_prepositions_2.htm
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2. The kids are learning about the Civil War in their history class at school.
3. Toby was in the hospital for two weeks after his motorcycle accident on the freeway.
4. Jane and Debbie saw dolphins in the ocean while they were having a picnic on the beach.
5. Fred loves to go camping in the desert, but Kyle prefers to camp in the mountains.
6. The conference was held at a ski resort in Telluride, a small town in southwest Colorado.
7. You can buy stamps in the post office on Delancy Street.
8. The old man who was standing at the corner yelled at the kids who were playing in the street.
9. While they were hiking on Ridgeback Mountain, Laurelle and Frank saw a bear in the woods.
10. They have a small house on a lake in the countryside. When I visit them, I always love to sit on the shore and watch the kids swimming in the lake.
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\r\nhttp://www.englishpage.com/prepositions/location_prepositions_1.htm
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2. The brown bears found on Kodiak Island are the largest in the world.
3. There is no life on the moon, but there are many forms of life on the ocean floor.
4. She bought her wedding dress in an exclusive shop on Fifth Avenue.
5. Nathan was able to exchange money at the exchange counter in the airport.
6. If you want anything to eat, there is a freshly baked chocolate cake on the table in the kitchen and plenty of food in the refrigerator.
7. While Shirley was in Tacy\'s department store at the mall, she ran into Evan and Lea in the furniture department.
8. While Dave was at the top of the Eiffel Tower, he could see several tourist boats on the Seine, the river that runs through Paris.
9. I stood in line for thirty minutes at the ticket window in the movie theater to get tickets for the film.
10. Mike was sitting at his desk in his office at work when Bill called; Bill was in Asia on business.
LOCATION PREPOSITIONS
\r\nhttp://www.englishpage.com/prepositions/location_prepositions_2.htm
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\r\nSolutions
\r\nWe can ride our bicycles.
We can fly less; go on holiday to nearer places.
We should use public transport.
2.) Power stations pollute the air.
\r\nSolutions
We have to use wind and solar power.
3.) We have less and less energy.
\r\nSolutions
We have to use wind and solar power.
4.) We have to save the rainforests.
\r\nSolutions
We need to recycle paper.
We should buy unwrapped products.
5.) We run out of raw material.
\r\nSolutions
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We have to recycle glass, plastic and metal.
We can repair lots of things around us before throwing them away.
6.) We have less and less fresh water.
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We have to use water carefully; save it whenever we can.
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Sunday is the last day. So we start our week with a workday not with a holiday, which is a pity
In Hungary the date starts with the year, then comes the month and day. For example I was born in 1968 October 11.
\r\nWhen we have to present ourselves in Hungary we should say our family name first than our Christian name.
In Hungary we celebrate name days with our friends and family but our birthdays we are only celebrated by the family.
In Hungary the day of the dead is 1 November when we are usually visiting those family members who passed away at the cemetery and we are commemorates about them.
We are celebrating Mikulas on 5 December when the children have to put their boots in the window, and they got small presents like chocolates, fruits and so on.
Yet on the other hand Christmas is celebrated on Christmas Eve when the people get presents from baby Jesus.
In Hungary you can hear at noon the church bells in memory of Nandorfehervar victory over the Turkish army in 1456.
In Hungary we have the following greeting rules Good morning is used until about 9 a.m, whilst Good night is used only when we are going to bed.
In the case of two man meets each other they shaking hands of each other as a greeting.
When you come to home of a person you have to take of your shoes at the doors of the homes, the guests gets slippers but in America it\'s rude to ask somebody to take off their shoes.
In Hungary people usually inviting guests to they homes by phone or personally.
The hosts offer snacks and drinks to their guests, sometimes they are having a big dinner.
The guests bring flowers and a bottle of drink.
In Hungary it\'s possible to live without car, the largest cities have excellent public transport like buses, trams, subways.
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I (try) tried to fill out the form, but I couldn\'t answer half of the questions. They (want) wanted me to include references, but I didn\'t want to list my previous landlord because I (have) had had some problems with him in the past and I knew he wouldn\'t recommend me. I (end) ended up listing my father as a reference.
It was total luck that he (decide) decided to give me the apartment. It turns out that the landlord and my father (go) went to high school together. He decided that I could have the apartment before he (look) looked at my credit report. I really lucked out!
http://www.englishpage.com/verbpage/verbs11.htm
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2. She had been working (work) in that company for twenty years when she was made redundant.
3. I felt il because I had drunk (drink) six cups of coffee.
4. I had been studying (study) all day, so I was tired.
5. How long had you been living (you/live) in London when your daughter was born?
6. When I arrived at the airport I realised I had forgotten (forget) my passport.
7. I had broken (break) my ankle, so I couldn\'t go skiing last year.
8. She had been studying (study) English for three years when she took the exam.
9. I had been runing (run), so I was hot and tired.
10. I didn\'t go to the class because I hadn\'t done (not / do) my homework.
Past Perfect / Past Perfect Continuous
\r\nhttp://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/support-files/past_perfect_or_past_perfect_continuous.pdf
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When I arrived at the theater, Kathy (pick, already) had already picked up the tickets and she was waiting for us near the entrance. She was really angry because she (wait) had been waiting for more than half an hour. She said she (give, almost) had almost given up and (go) had gone into the theater without us.
Kathy told me you (be) had been late several times in the past and that she would not make plans with you again in the future. She mentioned that she (miss) had missed several movies because of your late arrivals. I think you owe her an apology. And in the future, I suggest you be on time!
Past Perfect / Past Perfect Continuous
\r\nhttp://www.englishpage.com/verbpage/verbs13.htm
','2016-03-19 05:44:19'),(760,38,'sentence',1,'Next month w\'re going to move a lot. On Monday afternoons I\'m going to play table tennis or pool with my dear friend Csabi. I\'m going to gym 3-4 times a week, after work. Occasionally I\'m going to gym on Saturdays too. On Sundays if the sun is shining we are going to play basketball in the schools yard, but if the weather is bad we will play at an indoor basketball court. Once or twice a week I\'m going to practice with my in-line blades before the sun goes down. On Saturday afternoons I\'m going to visit my parents on my bicycle. On Sundays when it\'s hot outside we\'re going to swim in my favorite beach at Hotel Perla which has sauna too.
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\r\nhttp://www.myenglishpages.com/site_php_files/grammar-lesson-many-much.php
\r\nhttp://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/a-little-a-few.html
\r\nhttp://www.time4english.com/aamain/school/gram13b.asp
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\r\n2.) We don\'t have many bananas, and we don\'t have much fruit juice.
\r\n3.) Do you have any cereal? Sure, there\'s a lot in the kitchen.
\r\n4.) How much is this? It\'s ten dollars.
\r\n5.) How many do you want? Six, please.
\r\n6.) He\'s very busy; he has a lot of work to do.
\r\n7.) David has a lot of rice, but Tyler doesn\'t have much.
\r\n8.) London has a lot of beautiful buildings.
\r\n9.) They eat a lot of apples.
\r\n10.) I wrote many poems.
\r\n11.) I have got lots of money.
\r\n12.) I visited many European cities.
\r\n13.) Do you like soccer? Yes, a lot.
\r\n14.) Were there many guests in the wedding? Yes, there were a lot.
\r\n15.) Leila is popular. She\'s got a lot of friends. Nancy does not have many.
\r\n16.) She hasn\'t got much patience.
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\r\nhttp://www.myenglishpages.com/site_php_files/grammar-exercise-many-lot.php
','2016-03-21 07:49:46'),(763,39,'sentence',1,'1.) I have a little water left. There\'s enough to share.
\r\n2.) I have a few good friends. I\'m not lonely.
\r\n3.) He has little education. He can\'t read or write and he can hardly count.
\r\n4.) There are few people she really trusts. It\'s a bit sad.
\r\n5.) We\'ve got a little time at the weekend. Would you like to meet?
\r\n6.) Julie gave us a few apples from her garden. Shall we share them?
\r\n7.) She has little self-confidence. She has a lot of trouble talking to new people.
\r\n8.) There are few women politicians in the UK. Many people think there should be more.
\r\n9.) It\'s a great pity, but that hospital has little medicine. They can\'t help many people.
\r\n10.) I\'ve got a few cakes to give away. Would you like one?
\r\n11.) There\'s a little milk left in the fridge. It should be enough for our coffee.
\r\n12.) Few children from this school go on to university, unfortunately.
\r\n13.) Do you need information on English grammar? I have a few books on the topic if you would like to borrow them.
\r\n14.) She\'s lucky. She has few problems.
\r\n15.) London has little sunshine in the winter. That\'s why so many British people go on holiday to sunny places!
\r\n16.) There\'s a little spaghetti left in the cupboard. Shall we eat it tonight?
\r\n17.) There are few programmes on television that I want to watch I prefer to download a film or read a book.
\r\n18.) He has little free time. He hardly ever even manages to call his mother!
\r\n19.) Unfortunately, I have a few problems at the moment.
\r\n20.) Are you thirsty? There\'s a little juice left in this bottle if you\'d like it.
','','FEW / A FEW / LITTLE / A LITTLE
\r\nhttp://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/a-little-a-few-exercise-1.html
','2016-03-21 08:41:13'),(764,40,'sentence',1,'1) (she / pass the exam)? Has she passed the exam?
\r\n2) (you / eat lunch yet)? Have you eaten lunch yet?
\r\n3) (he / read the newspaper today)? Have he read the newspaper today?
\r\n4) (you / not / study French for ten years) You haven\'t studied French for ten years.
\r\n5) (they / be in London for six months) They\'ve been in London for six months.
\r\n6) (where / you be)? Where have you been?
\r\n7) (we / not / go to Paris) We haven\'t gone to Paris.
\r\n8) (she / not see / \'The Lord Of The Rings) She hasn\'t seen \'The Lord Of The Rings\'.
\r\n9) (he / not / meet my mother) He hasn\'t met my mother.
\r\n10) (they / not / visit St. Paul\'s Cathedral yet) They haven\'t visited St. Paul\'s Cathedral yet.
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\r\nhttp://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/present-perfect-exercise-5.html
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\r\n2.) Yesterday I had (have) dinner with a friend.
\r\n3.) I have never tasted (never taste) champagne.
\r\n4.) When I was (be) a child, I loved (love) ice-skating.
\r\n5.) I haven\'t had (not/have) any coffee today - I feel very sleepy!
\r\n6.) I didn\'t drink (not/drink) any coffee yesterday.
\r\n7.) I\'ve read (read) all his books - I think he\'s a wonderful writer.
\r\n8.) What did you do (you/do) at the weekend?
\r\n9.) I\'ve always loved (always/love) tea - I drink it every day.
\r\n10.) What subject did she study (she/study) at university?
\r\n11.) John has lost (lose) his buss - can he borrow some money?
\r\n12.) How long have you known (you/know) Susie for?
\r\n13.) He was (be) married for ten years but he got divorced.
\r\n14.) Have you ever been (you/ever/go) to Central Park in New York?
\r\n15.) How many books has she written (she/write) so far?
\r\n16.) He washed (wash) the dishes, cleaned (clean) the living room, and cooked (cook) dinner last night.
\r\n17.) My great-grandfather never left (leave) Scotland.
\r\n18.) She came (come) to London in 1997.
\r\n19.) She has never seen (never / see) snow before.
\r\n20.) He has been (be) married for thirty-five years (and he\'s still married now).
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\r\nhttp://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/past-simple-present-perfect-3.html
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\r\n2.) My great great grandfather had (have) five sisters.
\r\n3.) He lived (live) in Manila for a year when he was a student.
\r\n4.) Oh no! I\'ve lost (lose) my wallet!
\r\n5.) Have you seen (you/see) Julie today?
\r\n6.) At the weekend, they played (play) football, then they went (go) to a restaurant.
\r\n7.) I\'ve read (read) six books this week.
\r\n8.) Amy lived (live) in Portugal when she was young.
\r\n9.) She visited (visit) her grandmother last month.
\r\n10.) The Vandals invaded (invade) Rome in the year 455.
\r\n11.) She has lived (live) in seven different countries, so she knows a lot about different cultures.
\r\n12.) I went (go) to the cinema last night.
\r\n13.) Ow! I\'ve cut (cut) my finger!
\r\n14.) Have you seen (you/see) \"The King\'s Speech\"?
\r\n15.) John has never understood (never/understand) the present perfect.
\r\n16.) She broke (break) her leg the day before her exam.
\r\n17.) We saw (see) Oliver yesterday.
\r\n18.) He has been (be) here all morning.
\r\n19.) King Henry the Eighth of England had (have) six wives.
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\r\nhttp://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/past-simple-present-perfect-4.html
','2016-03-30 15:58:39'),(777,41,'sentence',1,'One morning Betty woke up feeling ill. She had a terrible headache and all her body hurt.
She had breakfast then because the illness persisted she told her mum her problems so her mum decided to call the doctor\'s surgery, she made an appointment for the next day from 11 o\'clock.
The doctor\'s cabinet is located at Clearmont Road 25 that is from ten minutes by walk from Betty\'s home.
Betty with her mum arrived on time at the doctor\'s cabinet.
Betty entered in to the cabinet and told the doctor about her illness. She told the doctor she was coughing and sneezing and she had a temperature for two days.
The doctor examined her with stethoscope asked her to take a deep breath and let it out, he figured out that she doesn\'t have lung problems. He told Betty she just only caught a flu. The doctor prescribed her paracetamol and vitamins and gave her some instructions like to not go to school for 3 days, to stay in bed, take paracetamol and drink a lot of orange juice, a lot of tea. Betty and her mum thanked the doctor for his kind help, on their way home they picked up the medicines from the first pharmacy. They arrived home Betty took a hot shower and went to bed while her mum went to the market to buy some healthy fruits. After two days of staying in bed Betty was feeling better she was getting bored by staying at home so she was going for a walk in the park. After three days she recovered at all and she went to school again.
1. call the doctor\'s surgery
2. make an appointment
3. see the doctor
4. tell about your problem
5. get examined by the doctor
6. listen to the doctor\'s instructions
7. get the prescription
8. go to the pharmacy
9. take your medicine
1. I haven\'t been to Italy since July 2005.
2. She has lived in Paris since January.
3. Jim has studied for three hours. Now he is tired.
4. My friend has been ill for a long time.
5. It has been raining for more than four days.
6. I haven\'t seen him since Eastern.
7. He hasn\'t had a holiday since last summer.
8. He hasn\'t done any work for a month.
9. We have had this car since 1998.
10. We have been here for two hours.
11. She hasn\'t written since Christmas.
12. Carol hasn\'t eaten meat for ages.
13. We have been working in his office for three years.
14. It has been snowing since yesterday morning.
15. I haven\'t spoken to her since our quarrel.
FOR OR SINCE
\r\nhttp://www.english-4u.de/for_since_ex1.htm
','2016-03-31 11:21:42'),(780,42,'sentence',1,'1. Nobody has seen him since last Friday.
2. It has been foggy for some days.
3. He has been fishing since six o\'clock.
4. They\'ve been living in France for eight years.
5. The pilots have been on strike for two months.
6. We\'ve had terrible weather since Saturday.
7. I\'ve known Tom since 1990.
8. We have been waiting for the bus for half an hour.
9. She hasn\'t lost a match since April.
10. Things have changed since she\'s become headmaster.
11. The police have been looking for him for a month.
12. Our dog has been ill for two days.
13. I\'ve been looking for this book for a long time.
14. I\'ve been working since I got up.
15. The kettle has been boiling for ten minutes.
FOR OR SINCE
\r\nhttp://www.english-4u.de/for_since_ex2.htm
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\r\n2.) Tina has been married for three years.
\r\n3.) I have worked here for a long time.
\r\n4.) Robert hasn\'t smoked since his birthday.
\r\n5.) Since 1998, Arthur Holt has been the president of our club.
\r\n6.) They have studied Spanish for six weeks.
\r\n7.) Nobody has seen Peter since Christmas.
\r\n8.) Paula has worked here since March 2000.
\r\n9.) For three days, George has been telling the same old jokes.
\r\n10.) John has lived here since his divorce.
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\r\nhttp://www.englishexercises.net/yyforsince.html
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\r\nsince last summer
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\r\nFOR / SINCE
\r\nhttp://www.englisch-hilfen.de/en/exercises/confusing_words/since_for.htm
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\r\n1.) for a very long time.
\r\n2.) since I left school.
\r\n3.) for 10 years.
\r\n4.) since it started to rain.
\r\n5.) for three weeks.
\r\n6.) since September.
\r\n7.) since I came to London.
\r\n8.) for half an hour.
\r\n9.) since my birthday.
\r\n10.) for six months.
\r\nII Since / For
\r\n1.) I have been a teacher for 30 years.
\r\n2.) Bob has worked in that import export company since he was thirty.
\r\n3.) I have studied English for four years.
\r\n4.) Jenny has eaten five hamburgers since 7pm.
\r\n5.) My parents have been married for twenty years.
\r\n6.) I have known my best friend since I met him at high school.
\r\n7.) They have travelled in the USA for one month.
\r\n8.) The boys have played tennis for two hours.
\r\n9.) Kevin has been in Greece since July.
\r\n10.) My brother has drunk beer for two hours.
\r\n11.) I haven\'t eaten anything since lunch.
','','FOR / SINCE
\r\nhttp://www.englishexercises.org/makeagame/viewgame.asp?id=5876
','2016-03-31 12:09:51'),(784,42,'sentence',1,'1. They have been living in Madrid since 1972.
\r\n2. He has been in prison for four years.
\r\n3. He has known about the fact for a long time.
\r\n4. Conditions have changed a lot since we were children.
\r\n5. Our teacher has been very ill since the last month.
\r\n6. I haven\'t eaten anything for twenty-four hours.
\r\n7. In fact he is always very rude. We have been waiting for him for half an hour.
\r\n8. I haven\'t seen him for three years. It is because I haven\'t been there since I left school.
\r\n9. I have been trying to mend this old fashioned car for hours.
\r\n10. One of my friends has been teaching in Tokyo for three years. I haven\'t met him since last year.
\r\n11. I haven\'t enjoyed myself for two weeks since I heard that my final exam grades were low.
\r\n12. I know that you have never seen a lion since you were born. Then now I say that we can go to the zoo and see one.
\r\n13. The police have been looking for him for two weeks since he escaped from the prison.
\r\n14. He hasn\'t spoken to me even a word since the last meeting.
\r\n15. I haven\'t phoned him for a week.
\r\n16. He has been the principal of our high school since 1988.
\r\n17. Dean has been learning Japanese for two years.
','','Since / For
\r\nhttp://www.grammarbank.com/since-vs-for-exercises.html
','2016-03-31 12:14:35'),(785,43,'sentence',1,'1. This is a terrible film Tony! When does it finish (finish) ?
\r\n2. She isn\'t seeing (not see) Tim tonight or ever again. They broke up last week.
\r\n3. The library closes (close) in five minutes and I have four books to return before they fine me!
\r\n4. After this lesson, I am seeing (see) a friend at McDonald\'s for a burger and a chat.
\r\n5. Are you using (use) your motorbike tonight? I want to borrow it.
\r\n6. I\'m going to be late! What time does this train arrive (this train/arrive) in Chicago?
\r\n7. We are all very excited about going away tomorrow. The taxi arrives (arrive) at 7am to take us to the airport.
\r\n8. And the plane leaves (leave) at 10am.
\r\n9. I can\'t see you tonight Jan. I am going (go) to the theatre with Mike.
\r\n10. And the play finishes (finish) very late. Sorry!
\r\n11. Go to the supermarket and buy that special shampoo for the dog. I am giving (give) him a bath tonight.
\r\n12. I want to go and see a Rembrandt exhibition at the National and Portrait Gallery. It starts (start) tomorrow morning.
','','Present Simple and Continuous for Future
\r\nhttp://www.esl-lounge.com/student/grammar/2g21-present-continuous-simple-for-future.php
','2016-04-04 05:37:22'),(786,43,'sentence',1,'1. The train arrives at 9 at night. (arrive)
\r\n2. Giovanni is coming to spend the weekend with us. (come)
\r\n3. What time are you going to the doctor\'s on Wenesday? (go)
\r\n4. What time does the film start? (start)
\r\n5. Does the concert begin at 7 or 8? (begin)
\r\n6. We are having a dinner party on Friday and you\'re inivted. (have)
\r\n7. Most shops in Spain don\'t open until 10 am. (open)
\r\n8. What time does the corner shop shut? (shut)
\r\n9. Where are you staying in Bangkok? (stay)
\r\n10. My tai chi classes start next week. (start)
\r\n11. Our flight lands in London at 4 o\'clock in the afternoon. (land)
\r\n12. Everything\'s arranged. We are moving house this Saturday. (move)
\r\n13. We are meeting at Lilith\'s Cafe this afternoon at four. (meet)
\r\n14. I\'m sorry. I can\'t meet up this weekend. We are going to Wales. (go)
\r\n15. Our ferry departs for Ibiza at 6 tomorrow morning. (depart)
','','Present Simple and Continuous with a Future Meaning
\r\nhttp://www.autoenglish.org/tenses/futurepresentcontinuous.pdf
','2016-04-04 05:51:07'),(787,43,'sentence',1,'1.
\r\na.) What time does the train to Oxford leave (the train to Oxford/leave)?
\r\nb.) The film starts at quarter to nine. (start)
\r\nc.) We have art at 11:00
\r\nd.) When does the documentary finish (the documentary/finish)?
\r\ne.) The documentary finishes at half past nine.
\r\nf.) What time do we have the geography test (we/have/the geography test)?
\r\n2.
\r\na.) What are you doing (do) tomorrow afternoon? I\'m visiting (visit) my aunt.
\r\nb.) We aren\'t going (not/go) to the shopping centre on Saturday, we are playing (play) tennis instead.
\r\nc.) Where is Jane going (Jane/go) on Saturday evening? She isn\'t going (not/go) anywhere. She\'s studying (study) for an exam.
\r\nd.) What are Tom and James doing (do) this afternoon? They are taking (take) their driving test.
\r\ne.) How is Alex travelling (travel) to England next week? He\'s travelling (travel) by plane, of course!
\r\nf.) What is mum cooking (cook) for our birthday tomorrow? She\'s cooking (cook) a delicious chocolate and cream cake.
\r\n3.
\r\na.) Anna is reading her new books this evening.
\r\nb.) My father is doing the shopping after work this afternoon.
\r\nc.) The plane lands in New York at quarter to nine.
\r\nd.) I am recording tonight\'s parade with my new camcorder.
\r\ne.) What time does the history exam start tomorrow?
\r\nf.) Tom and I aren\'t going to the cinema tonight. We\'ve already seen the most interesting films.
\r\n4.
\r\na.) Tomorrow morning Anne and Tom are going to Liverpool to visit their grandparents.
\r\nb.) I think tonight\'s film start at 9:00 on channel 4.
\r\nc.) Our students are taking a very difficult English test next week.
\r\nd.) I\'m so bored! What time does this lesson finish?
\r\ne.) My sister is travelling to London tomorrow morning.
','','Present with Future Meaning
\r\nhttp://www.englishexercises.org/makeagame/viewgame.asp?id=7688#a
','2016-04-04 16:08:42'),(788,45,'sentence',1,'EXERCISES WILL AND SHALL
\r\n1.) http://www.englishgrammar.org/exercise-6/
\r\n2.) http://www.tolearnenglish.com/exercises/exercise-english-2/exercise-english-96373.php
\r\n3.) http://www.1-language.com/englishcoursenew/unit29_grammar_exs.htm
\r\n4.) http://www.1-language.com/englishcoursenew/unit29_grammar_exs2.htm
','','','2016-04-13 14:13:55'),(790,46,'sentence',1,'Exercises
\r\n1.) Could you hear the fireworks from your house last night?
\r\n2.) Do you think you will be able to write that report by Tuesday? I know you\'re very busy.
\r\n3.) I can touch my toes. See!
\r\n4.) I couldn\'t spend another moment in that restaurant. It was too noisy.
\r\n5.) I can never seem to get the temperature right.
\r\n6.) To be able to play professional tennis, you must be extremely fit.
\r\n7.) Can you play an instrument?
\r\n8.) I\'m afraid I won\'t be able to attend the meeting, I\'m on business in Japan.
\r\n9.) Couldn\'t you have brought it to me at work?
\r\n10.) They were able to save the men from the sinking ship.
\r\n','','
CAN, COULD, BE ABLE TO
\r\nhttp://www.ecenglish.com/learnenglish/lessons/can-could-be-able
','2016-04-19 11:00:30'),(792,46,'sentence',1,'1.) Do you think we can park over here?
\r\n2.) He won\'t be able to do that exercise, it is too difficult.
\r\n3.) He could help me if I had a leader.
\r\n4.) Michael is very proud to be able to play in a jazz-band.
\r\n5.) Can you taste the garlic in this stew?
\r\n6.) Look at that sign! You can\'t walk on the grass.
\r\n7.) Could you understand what he said?
\r\n8.) If you lent me the spanner I could fix it.
\r\n9.) I don\'t think he will be able to win the next competition.
\r\n10.) Listen! We can hear a train in the distance.
','','CAN, COULD, BE ABLE TO
\r\nhttp://www.tolearnenglish.com/exercises/exercise-english-2/exercise-english-19600.php
','2016-04-19 11:08:40'),(793,46,'sentence',1,'Shopping in a supermarket is always cheaper than shopping in a corner shop.
In supermarkets you have a much wider choice as well. But the shop assistants are not so kind; they don\'t really have much time to chat with you.
If you don\'t have much time then you better opt for shop in a corner shop because it\'s usually closer to your home and there you need less time to do the shopping because you can choose easier between a small range of products.
Yet on the other hand in supermarkets you need time to look for and collect the items that you wanted to buy.
You can always find fresher fruits and vegetables in a corner shop rather than in a supermarket.
Meantime in the supermarkets you can find and buy lots of delicious products too. If you are worried for the chemicals you better buy foods in the corners shops because usually they have more fresh foods that contains less chemicals than what is available in the supermarkets.
If you don\'t want to spend much money you better do the shopping in the corner shops because there you will buy only what you really wanted, meanwhile in the supermarkets probably you will buy items that you didn\'t want to. In the supermarkets you will use lots of packaging while in the corners shops you will use less of packaging.
Unit 72.2 from English Grammer in Use
\r\nUse: A / An / The / -
\r\n1.) I haven\'t been to the cinema for ages.
\r\n2.) I lay down on the ground and looked up at the sky.
\r\n3.) Sheila spends most of her free time watching - television.
\r\n4.) The television was on but nobody was watching it.
\r\n5.) Have you had - dinner yet?
\r\n6.) Marry and I arrived at the same time.
\r\n7.) You\'ll find the information you need at the top of - page 15.
\r\n8.) Peru is a country in South America. The capital is Lima.
','','','2016-05-09 12:08:14'),(795,50,'sentence',1,'Unit 73.2 from English Grammer in Use
\r\nUse: The / -
\r\n
1) school
a.) Every term parents are invited to the school to meet the teachers.
\r\nb.) Why aren\'t your children at school today? Are they ill?
\r\nc.) When he was younger, Ted hated school.
\r\nd.) What time does school start in the mornings in your country?
\r\ne.) A: How do your children get home from school ? By Bus?
\r\nB: No, they walk. The school isn\'t very far.
\r\nf.) What sort of job does Jenny want to do when she leaves school ?
\r\ng.) There were some people waiting outside the school to meet their children.
\r\n2.) university
\r\na.) In your country, do many people go to university ?
\r\nb.) If you want to get a degree, you normally have to study at university.
\r\nc.) This is only a small town but the university is the biggest in the country.
\r\n3.) hospital
\r\na.) Nora works as a cleaner at the hospital.
\r\nb.) When Ann was ill, we all went to the hospital to visit her.
\r\nc.) My brother has always been very healthy. He\'s never been in hospital.
\r\nd.) Peter was injured in an accident and was kept in hospital for a few days.
\r\n4.) church
\r\na.) John\'s mother is a regular churchgoer. She goes to church every Sunday.
\r\nb.) John himself doesn\'t go to church.
\r\nc.) John went to the church to take some photographs of the building.
\r\n5.) prison
\r\na.) In many places people are in prison because of their political opinions.
\r\nb.) The other day the fire brigade were called to the prison to put out a fire.
\r\nc.) The judge decided to fine the man $500 instead of sending him to prison.
\r\n6.) home/work/bed
\r\na.) I like to read in bed before I go to sleep.
\r\nb.) It\'s nice to travel around but there\'s no place like home!
\r\nc.) Shall we meet after work tomorrow evening?
\r\nd.) If I\'m feeling tired, I go to bed early.
\r\ne.) What time do you usually start work in the morning?
\r\nf.) The economic situation is very bad. Many people are out of work.
\r\n7.) sea
\r\na.) There\'s a nice view from the window. You can see the sea.
\r\nb.) It was a long voyage. We were at sea for four weeks.
\r\nc.) I love swimming in the sea.
','','','2016-05-09 12:31:43'),(796,50,'sentence',1,'Unit 74.3 from English Grammer in Use
\r\nUse: The / -
\r\n1.) I\'m afraid of - dogs.
\r\n2.) Can you pass the salt, please?
\r\n3.) - Apples are good for you.
\r\n4.) Look at the apples on that tree! They\'re very big.
\r\n5.) - Women live longer than - men.
\r\n6.) I don\'t drink - tea. I don\'t like it.
\r\n7.) We had a very nice meal. The vegetables were especially good.
\r\n8.) - Life is strange sometimes. Some very strang things happen.
\r\n9.) I like - skiing but I\'m not very good at it.
\r\n10.) Who are the people in this photograph?
\r\n11.) What makes - people violent? What causes - aggression?
\r\n12.) All the books on the top shelf belong to me.
\r\n13.) Don\'t stay in that hotel. It\'s very noisy and the beds are very uncomfortable.
\r\n14.) A pacifist is somebody who is against - war.
\r\n15.) The First World War lasted from 1914 until 1918.
\r\n16.) One of our biggest social problems is unemployment.
\r\n17.) Ron and Brenda got married but the marriage didn\'t last very long.
\r\n18.) - Most people believe that - marriage and - family life are the basis of - society.
','','','2016-05-09 12:45:33'),(797,50,'sentence',1,'Unit 75.4 from English Grammer in Use
\r\nPeople of the countries.
\r\nCOUNTRY / ONE PERSON / THE PEOPLE IN GENERAL
\r\n1.) Canda / a Canadian / the Canadians
\r\n2.) Germany / a German / the Germans
\r\n3.) France / a Frenchman / a Frenchwoman / the French
\r\n4.) Russia / a Russian / the Russians
\r\n5.) China / a Chinese / the Chinese
\r\n6.) Brazil / a Brazilian / the Brazilians
\r\n7.) England / an Englishman / an Englishwoman / the English
\r\n8.) Romania / a Romanian / the Romanians
','','','2016-05-09 13:00:33'),(798,50,'sentence',1,'Unit 77.2 from English Grammer in Use
\r\n1.) Trafalgar Square is in London.
\r\n2.) The Eifel Tower is in Paris.
\r\n3.) The Vatican is in Rome.
\r\n4.) Buckingham Palace is in London.
\r\n5.) Broadway is in New York.
\r\n6.) The White House is in Washington.
\r\n7.) The Acropolis is in Athens.
\r\n8.) St Mark\'s Cathedral is in Venice.
','','','2016-05-09 13:06:50'),(799,50,'sentence',1,'Unit 77.3 from English Grammer in Use
\r\n1.) Have you ever been to the British Museum.
\r\n2.) Hyde Park is a very large park in central London.
\r\n3.) Another park in central London is St James\'s park.
\r\n4.) The Grand Hotel is in Baker Street.
\r\n5.) We flew to New York from Gatwick Airport near London.
\r\n6.) Frank is a student at Liverpool University.
\r\n7.) If you\'re looking for a good clothes shop, I would recommend Harrison\'s.
\r\n8.) If you\'re looking for a good pub, I would recommend the Ship Inn.
\r\n9.) The Statue of Liberty is at the entrance to New York harbour.
\r\n10.) You should go to the Science Museum. It\'s very interesting.
\r\n11.) John works for IBM now. He used to work for British Telecom.
\r\n12.) Which cinema are you going to this evening? The Classic.
\r\n13.) I\'d like to go to China and see the Great Wall.
\r\n14.) Which newspaper shall I buy - the Independent or the Herald.
\r\n15.) This book is published by The Cambridge University Press.
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','elkötelezett
','Music was the most important thing in Paganini\'s life; he really was devoted to it.
','2016-01-08 14:10:15'),(3,'conscientious
','lelkiismeretes
','Conscientious workers never leave a job unfinished.
','2016-01-08 07:48:20'),(5,'ambiguous
','kétértelmű
','Rob\'s answer was so ambiguous that nobody was sure what he meant.
','2016-01-08 07:49:08'),(6,'offended
','megsértődött
','He saw I was reluctant to accept his invitation and was offended.
','2016-01-08 07:47:00'),(8,'ignorant (of)
','tudatlan
','Well, he is devoted to mathematics, but is totally ignorant of everything else in life.
','2016-01-08 07:44:37'),(9,'effort
','erőfeszítés
','I really made an effort to understand her, but just couldn\'t she spoke in such an ambiguous way.
','2016-01-08 07:46:18'),(10,'instructive
','tanulságos
','This story was instructive. I\'ve learnt a lesson I\'ll never forget, thought Benőke.
','2016-01-08 07:45:27'),(14,'highbrow
','entellektüel, kifinomult ízlésű
','Either I\'m too ignorant or this article is too highbrow I can\'t understand a word!
','2016-01-09 12:16:22'),(16,'occur to
','előfordulhat, hogy
','You didn\'t check the answers carefully enough; you have occur to a mistake.
','2016-01-10 07:25:34'),(17,'enthusiastic (about)
','lelkesedik
','She tried to prove that she was enthusiastic by looking excited and talking a lot.
','2016-01-10 07:18:53'),(18,'cope
','megbirkózik, megállja a helyét
','Well, I can\'t say I envy you; it\'ll be extremely difficult to cope with the situation.
','2016-01-10 07:21:15'),(19,'overestimate
','túlbecslés
','You have overestimate my patience; even I can\'t wait forever.
','2016-01-10 07:22:19'),(20,'overlook
','elkerüli figyelmét
','It never overlook me that she might be offended when I made a joke about her inhibitions.
','2016-01-10 09:18:28'),(21,'achieve
','elérni, megvalósítani
','No, he didn\'t overestimate his strength; he achieve everything just like he said he would.
','2016-01-12 06:59:03'),(22,'lack of
','valaminek a hiánya
','Lack of education kept him ignorant.
','2016-01-12 06:59:20'),(23,'worthless
','értéktelen
','It never occured to him that the ring he stole might be worthless.
','2016-01-12 07:00:14'),(24,'research
','kutatás
','The work of the research centre has been highly successful.
','2016-01-12 06:58:10'),(26,'remarkable
','figyelemre méltó
','Your knowledge of English is remarkable; I envy you.
','2016-01-12 16:45:51'),(27,'failure
','hiba, kudarc
','The research so far has been a complete failure; no results have been reached.
','2016-01-12 13:48:46'),(29,'stand
','állni, állvány
','I\'ve tried to cope with the situation but now I give up; I just can\'t stand it any more.
','2016-01-12 15:42:36'),(30,'overcome
','leküzdeni
','He tried to overcome his inhibitions and ask her... but of course he couldn\'t.
','2016-01-12 13:47:13'),(31,'breeze
','szellő
','What a nice cool breeze! It really is a perfect evening for taking a walk.
','2016-01-14 06:23:49'),(32,'fidget
','nyulgtalanság, idegesítő, izeg-mozog
','Stop fidgeting with your keys or I\'ll go crazy!
','2016-01-17 05:54:29'),(33,'awkward
','kínos
','6 a.m. is an awkward time for visiting your friends.
','2016-01-14 15:55:14'),(34,'ridiculous
','nevetséges
','She looked so ridiculous in her grandmother\'s old dress that we couldn\'t stop laughing.
','2016-01-14 12:06:40'),(36,'stumble
','botlás, baklövés
','Watch your step; everyone stumbles over this carpet.
','2016-01-14 16:51:58'),(37,'corduroy
','kordbársony nadrág
','You look ridiculous in these corduroy trousers; they\'re much too short for you.
','2016-01-14 16:53:02'),(38,'bleed
','vérzik
','Your finger is bleeding! Have you cut yourself?
','2016-01-14 16:54:04'),(40,'lean
','dől, sovány, támaszkodni
','Just lean on my shoulder and I\'ll help you walk down the steps.
','2016-01-14 16:55:22'),(41,'adjust
','beállít, igazít
','5.) He walked up to the wall and adjusts the picture; he likes pictures to hang straight.
','2016-01-15 11:04:41'),(42,'deceive
','becsap
','1.) I suggest you tell Alma the truth instead of trying to deceive her.
','2016-01-15 11:04:03'),(43,'leak
','szivárog
','6.) Excuse me, but I think your bag of milk is leaking.
','2016-01-15 11:05:14'),(44,'dent
','horpadás
','4.) The dent on the side of the car was so small that, to his relief, they didn\'t notice it.
','2016-01-15 11:04:14'),(45,'bargain
','alku, üzlet
','2.) Come on, don\'t say it isn\'t ridiculously cheap! It\'s a real bargain.
','2016-01-15 11:03:40'),(46,'adultery
','házasságtörés
','6.) Adultery is often the consequence of a bad marriage.
','2016-01-16 10:12:11'),(47,'cheat on
','megcsalni
','3.) He thinks he\'s a good husband even though he cheatting on he\'s wife; quite a contradiction!
','2016-01-16 10:07:37'),(48,'evidence
','bizonyiték
','4.) The police let me go free for lack of evidence.
','2016-01-16 10:08:07'),(49,'blackmail
','zsarolás
','2.) A conscientious student once asked me if the word blackmail had anything to do with a post office in Africa.
','2016-01-16 10:11:41'),(50,'jam
','szorult helyzet, lekvár
','5.) The car he hit was a police-car. And since he doesn\'t have a driving licence, he really is in a jam.
','2016-01-17 05:56:24'),(53,'obstacle
','akadály
','3.) Any obstacle can be overcome. It all depends on how hard you try.
','2016-01-17 05:52:34'),(54,'selfish
','önző
','2.) It was selfish of you not to lend me money when I was in a jam.
','2016-01-17 05:52:22'),(55,'bracelet
','karkötő
','4.) I wish you\'d stop fidgeting with your bracelet and pay attention.
','2016-01-17 05:52:10'),(56,'attempt
','kísérlet
','All obstacles can be overcome if you really make an attempt.
','2016-01-18 06:47:13'),(58,'resolution
','új évi fogadalom
','Resolutions beginning with \"I\'ll never...\" are useless.
','2016-01-18 06:48:22'),(59,'hangover
','másnaposság
','A hangover is a fair punishment for drinking too much.
','2016-01-18 06:46:18'),(60,'disgusting
','undorító
','Not wanting to offend her he took some of the egg pudding, even though it looked disgusting.
','2016-01-18 06:46:11'),(61,'sweat
','izzad
','Washing the floor is hard work; it always makes me sweating.
','2016-01-20 07:58:16'),(62,'touching
','megható
','Alma was still crying as she stepped out into the cool summer night; it was a very touching film.
','2016-01-20 08:00:22'),(63,'admiration
','csodálat
','She wanted to express her love and admiration but her words were awkward.
','2016-01-20 07:58:57'),(65,'recover (from)
','felépülés
','He\'s very ill and is not likely to recover.
','2016-01-20 07:57:08'),(66,'conceal
','elrejt
','It was useless trying to conceal the fact that the car was leaking oil; they noticed it at once.
','2016-01-21 06:35:35'),(67,'embrace
','átkarol, ölel
','He felt a strong desire to embraces and kiss Mrs Kövi but was afraid to.
','2016-01-21 06:28:45'),(69,'tickle
','viszket, csiklandoz
','Don\'t! Stop it! Stop tickling me!!!
','2016-01-21 06:31:45'),(71,'deserve
','megérdemel
','Believe me, my dear Agatha, I don\'t deserve your admiration.
','2016-01-22 08:30:44'),(72,'unjust
','igazságtalan
','It\'s unjust to call me an alcoholic; I only drink at weekends and even then not too much.
','2016-01-22 07:54:31'),(73,'curiosity
','kíváncsiság
','\"Who gave you the bracelet?\" he finally asked no longer able to conceal his curiosity.
','2016-01-22 08:31:48'),(74,'reject
','visszautasít
','Success is assured if you let Alf help; it would be stupid to reject his help.
','2016-01-22 07:53:03'),(75,'propose
','javaslatot tesz
','The doctor proposes a week in the mountains to help him get well.
','2016-01-22 07:50:38'),(76,'puddle
','pocsolya
','The morning after the party I woke up in a puddle of water with a terrible hangover; I was wet all over.
','2016-02-01 13:36:20'),(77,'shiver
','didereg
','The prisoner\'s clothes were so wet that he was shivering but he kept on running.
','2016-02-01 13:49:45'),(78,'mumble
','motyog
','It was a touching moment. He wanted to thank her but could only manage to mumble something.
','2016-02-01 13:39:04'),(79,'glitter
','fénylik
','There was a gentle breeze and the stars were glittering when they first embraced.
','2016-02-01 13:48:06'),(80,'rainbow
','szivárvány
','Even the rainbow in the sky aren\'t as colorful as they used to be.
','2016-02-01 13:39:47'),(81,'temptation
','kísértés, csábítás
','The temptation to start laughing as she saw him stumble was great indeed, but she managed to keep a straight face.
','2016-02-02 08:02:12'),(82,'resist
','ellenáll
','I know I\'m on a diet but I just can\'t resist that chocolate cake.
','2016-02-02 08:00:56'),(83,'grasp
','felfog, megért
','She finally grasps that the doctor was trying to tell her he would never recover.
','2016-02-02 07:51:34'),(84,'indispensable
','elengedhetetlen
','Tolerance, patience and a lot of money are indispensable for a good marriage.
','2016-02-02 08:03:09'),(85,'reward
','díj, jutalom, megjutalmazás
','His research work was rewarded by a Nobel Prize.
','2016-02-02 08:04:04'),(86,'drawback
','hátrány
','He knew all the drawbacks to the plan, still he trusted it and proposed that we accepted it.
','2016-02-03 06:39:52'),(87,'inevitable
','elkerülhetetlen
','It was inevitable that he went to prison. They had sufficient evidence to prove everything.
','2016-02-03 06:40:43'),(88,'worn-out
','elhasznált, nagyon fáradt
','I feel exhausted, really worn-out; I\'ve been working all day and all night.
','2016-02-03 06:42:34'),(89,'flagging
','lankadó (figyelem)
','The teacher became irritated because their attention was flagging after the first five minutes.
','2016-02-03 06:37:35'),(90,'reassuring
','megnyugtató
','He wanted to say something reassuring, so he mumbled something like, \"You can do it.\" (PAGE 49)
','2016-02-03 06:44:17'),(91,'junk
','hulladék
','Nicky said it was a worthless piece of junk and that mother should throw it out.
','2016-02-04 09:32:55'),(92,'reliable
','megbízható
','He\'s definitely a reliable person; I guarantee he\'ll give her the message.
','2016-02-04 09:36:18'),(93,'discourage
','elbátortalanít
','Unable to lose weight? Don\'t get discouraged Call 666-8967. We have the answer.
','2016-02-04 09:33:04'),(94,'persist
','kitart valami mellett
','Success is assured if you persist in doing your work conscientiously.
','2016-02-04 09:37:22'),(95,'outcome
','eredmény
','Three years of research! And what\'s the outcome ? Nothing, absolutely nothing.
','2016-02-04 09:34:37'),(96,'face
','arc, szembenéz, számol a tényekkel
','Did you wake up in a puddle again? Look, you\'ve got to face the fact that you\'re becoming an alcoholic.
','2016-02-05 09:01:23'),(98,'crucial, crucial point
','szükségszerű, lényeg
','I know you feel worn-out but it\'s crucial that you pay attention! Otherwise we\'ll never finish.
','2016-02-05 08:50:30'),(99,'confident
','magabiztos
','He was trying to look confident but actually he felt terribly nervous and uneasy.
','2016-02-05 08:59:52'),(100,'pretend
','tettet, tegyük fel
','Don\'t pretend it wasn\'t you! I know it was you who tickled my back! (PAGE 57)
','2016-02-05 09:01:41'),(101,'equip with
','felszerel valamivel
','Look, the car is even equipped with a colour TV!
','2016-02-06 07:27:35'),(102,'distinguish
','megkülönböztet
','It\'s impossible to distinguish even their voices! I never know if it\'s Almira or Elvira calling!
','2016-02-05 10:05:24'),(104,'response
','válasz
','You\'re likely to get a response if you persist in asking him questions.
','2016-02-05 10:08:08'),(105,'nod
','bólint
','She didn\'t speak, she just nods to show that she was feeling better. (PAGE 59)
','2016-02-05 10:08:23'),(106,'sneak
','settenkedik
','The man wanted to sneak into the theatre without paying.
','2016-02-08 08:58:12'),(107,'disguise
','álruha, álcáz
','Look! The old trick again! He\'s trying to disguised himself by pretending to read a newspaper.
','2016-02-08 09:02:32'),(108,'suspicious (of)
','gyanús
','The police are likely to get suspicous if you go back to the house where the crime was committed.
','2016-02-08 13:47:50'),(109,'bump (into)
','belebotlik valakibe
','Oh, God, there\'s a dent on the Jaguar again! Who did she bumped into this time.
','2016-02-08 09:00:26'),(111,'commonplace
','közhely
','Lilly once read that commonplace are junk of the language.
','2016-02-09 13:02:23'),(112,'dawn
','hajnal
','Oh no, it\'s almost dawn and I\'m still up! I\'m going to be worn-out by lunch-time.
','2016-02-09 13:04:13'),(113,'rake
','gereblye
','His interest in gardening flagged when they told him to take a rake and start working.
','2016-02-09 13:05:19'),(114,'pile
','halom
','When poor Alf saw the big pile of dirty dishes his first reaction was to cry.
','2016-02-09 13:03:22'),(115,'weed
','gyom
','He scratched his head as he was unable to distinguish the weed from the useful plants. (PAGE 63)
','2016-02-09 13:12:10'),(117,'priority
','elsőbbség
','I refuse to believe that marriage has priority over love.
','2016-02-10 06:53:15'),(118,'assumption
','feltevés
','Alma\'s assumption is that they\'ll bump into each other if she persists in walking past his house.
','2016-02-10 06:52:44'),(120,'thorough
','alapos
','You\'ve done a thorough job indeed. You\'ve pulled up all the weeds. (PAGE 65)
','2016-02-10 06:54:15'),(121,'shabby
','kopott (ruha)
','That guy over there in the shabby cord jacket is my neighbour.
','2016-02-14 09:06:03'),(122,'annoy
','bosszant
','Stop fidgeting with your pen, will you! You\'re annoying me!
','2016-02-11 18:43:10'),(123,'deliberate
','szándékos
','Your assumption that Alexander damaged your car deliberately is simply ridiculous.
','2016-05-11 11:26:15'),(124,'deny
','tagad
','Don\'t deny you were there! Someone saw you sneak out.
','2016-02-11 18:45:52'),(125,'spoil
','elront, elkényesztett
','I bumped into Alberta on my way home and that spoiled my day. (PAGE 71)
','2016-02-14 09:07:27'),(126,'unbearable
','kibírhatatlan
','Dawn is here and still no news of Lilly! Where can she be?! Oh, this is unbearable.
','2016-02-12 12:34:59'),(127,'object to
','tiltakozni
','I object to! Adultery is not always a crime!
','2016-02-12 12:29:54'),(128,'nag
','zsémbeskedik
','I suggest we have the party at Pete\'s house... but I know Pete will nagging.
','2016-02-12 12:35:53'),(129,'ignore
','figyelmen kívül hagy
','They decided to ignore my comments. There was no response not even a nod.
','2016-02-12 12:31:38'),(130,'nightmare
','rémálom
','The train from Budapest to Paris was a nightmare for poor Richie. He had to stand for 10 hours.
','2016-02-12 12:33:40'),(131,'regret
','megbánás, sajnálat
','Twenty-five pounds for that! It\'s a worthless piece of junk. You\'ll regret buying it.
','2016-02-13 06:53:31'),(133,'accuse (of)
','vádol, hibáztat
','You can\'t accuse her of not working hard this time; she really did a thorough job.
','2016-02-13 06:50:21'),(134,'decisive
','döntő, határozott
','Pete? Decisive?! Why, I don\'t think he\'s made a decision on his own all his life!
','2016-02-13 06:55:08'),(135,'cancel
','töröl, lefúj, érvénytelenít
','If you don\'t stop nagging me about inviting Miriam I\'ll cancel the party.
','2016-02-13 06:51:21'),(136,'overhear
','meghall, kihallgat
','I overheard him proposing to her. He sounded awkward, rather touching in fact.
','2016-02-15 17:01:20'),(137,'confess
','vall
','Listen, I must confess something. Last night I wasn\'t at the show. It was cancelled.
','2016-02-15 17:02:48'),(138,'furious
','dühös
','Be very cautious about what you say! He\'ll be furious if he finds out the truth.
','2016-02-15 16:59:08'),(139,'expressionless
','kifejezéstelen
','She tried awfully hard to conceal her feelings and keep an expressionless face.
','2016-02-15 17:06:43'),(143,'faithful
','hűséges
','He\'s suspicious! He no longer thinks that you\'re a loving and faithful wife.
','2016-02-16 18:33:41'),(145,'miracle
','csoda
','Do you believe in miracles? (PAGE 79)
','2016-02-16 18:39:09'),(146,'prevent (from)
','megakadályoz
','Agatha felt awfully worn-out, but this didn\'t prevent her from looking enthusiastic.
','2016-02-17 18:48:09'),(147,'interfere (with)
','beavatkozni
','He\'ll interfere with our plan even if he risks losing his job.
','2016-02-17 18:52:39'),(149,'abandon
','elhagy
','It was terribly shelfish of you to abandon her just when she was in a jam!
','2016-02-17 18:51:22'),(150,'cruel
','kegyetlen
','Be very cautious! He\'s got a gun and he\'s a cruel man, I can tell you.
','2016-02-17 18:49:19'),(151,'hardship
','nehézség
','Lady Jenkins has faced so many hardships in her life that I\'m sure she\'ll cope with the situation.
','2016-02-18 06:34:22'),(152,'occasionally
','néha, alkalmanként
','You have to go to classes regularly and not just occasionally.
','2016-02-18 06:29:55'),(153,'misfortune
','balszerencse
','She believes that her greatest misfortune is that she can\'t have any children.
','2016-02-18 06:33:21'),(154,'series
','sorozat
','The way Benő persists is extraordinary; I would\'ve given up after such a series of failures.
','2016-02-18 06:31:32'),(155,'resourceful
','találékony
','He always finds a solution to his problems; he\'s very resourceful. (PAGE 87)
','2016-02-18 06:35:37'),(156,'futile
','jelentéktelen
','We knew your attempt was futile but we didn\'t want to discourage you.
','2016-02-19 14:07:46'),(157,'refrain from
','tartózkodik valamitől
','Try to retrain from interfering even if the temptation is great.
','2016-02-19 14:04:37'),(158,'replace
','kicserélni
','OK he make mistakes occasionally, but that\'s no reason to replace him.
','2016-02-19 14:24:34'),(159,'possessions
','földi javak
','Look, Mr Search, this shabby suit and this old hat are all the possessions I have in the world.
','2016-02-19 14:05:47'),(160,'occupy
','elfoglal
','I suggest you have a cigarette; the toilet is occupied. (PAGE 89)
','2016-02-19 14:09:42'),(161,'chase
','üldözés, vadászat
','Albertia is furious. She says her husband is chasing young girls again.
','2016-02-21 07:18:26'),(162,'desperately
','reménytelenül
','She wanted desperately to see him and to confess everything.
','2016-02-21 07:21:55'),(163,'steady
','állandó
','She\'s longing for a steady relationship. In fact, she\'s beginning to think about marriage all the time.
','2016-02-21 07:15:31'),(164,'abruptly
','hirtelen
','It all happened so abruptly; Lilly didn\'t have time to grasp what was going on.
','2016-02-21 07:16:47'),(165,'puzzled
','tanácstalan
','\"That\'s funny! How did this note get on my desk?!\" he thought being very puzzled.
','2016-02-21 08:02:38'),(166,'adapt
','alkalmazkodni
','It\'s difficult to adapt yourself to the new place, I know, but it\'s crucial that you try.
','2016-02-21 07:38:55'),(167,'embarassed
','zavart
','Alma wanted to conceal the fact that she was embarassed but her blushes gave her away.
','2016-02-21 07:37:06'),(168,'avoid
','elkerül
','You can\'t always have things easy in life; there are hardships that just can\'t be avoid.
','2016-02-21 07:34:38'),(169,'matter-of-fact
','tárgyilagos
','It was cruel of you to tell her about the accident in such a matter-of-fact way.
','2016-02-21 07:35:41'),(170,'pretext
','kifogás, ürügy
','Disguised as a secretary, Pat entered the room under the pretext of bringing a pile of letters.
','2016-02-21 07:40:30'),(171,'lurking
','leselkedik
','\"Who\'s there lurking behind the tree?!\" she shouted.
','2016-02-21 07:48:20'),(172,'approach
','közeledés, megközelítés
','Winter is approaching; we must borrow some money to get the roof repaired.
','2016-02-21 07:47:33'),(173,'faint
','ájulás
','Here, let me lean on you. I feel I\'m going to faint.
','2016-02-21 07:49:13'),(174,'indifference
','közöny
','Your indifference is unbearable! At least try to look a bit more enthusiastic!
','2016-02-21 08:29:22'),(175,'pointless
','értelmetlen
','Look, it\'s pointless to interfere; he\'s going to buy the house even if the roof leaks.
','2016-02-22 13:55:47'),(176,'rescue
','kiszabadítás
','\"Look! We\'re going to be rescued!\" cried Pete when he noticed the ship is approaching.
','2016-02-22 13:54:30'),(177,'clue
','nyom
','Although the police had no clue, they swore they would catch the black-mailer.
','2016-02-22 13:53:38'),(178,'victim
','áldozat
','I\'m sure Dracula will give up chasing his victim eventually. She\'s too fast for him.
','2016-02-22 13:56:40'),(179,'stare at
','bámul valamit
','She was staring at the hills in the distance with an expresionless look on her face.
','2016-02-22 13:52:14'),(180,'intact
','ép, sértetlen
','He wanted to avoid telling her that the antique clock didn\'t arrive intact. (PAGE 97)
','2016-02-22 13:56:13'),(181,'obscure
','sötét, homályos
','She was trying desperately to understand but just couldn\'t; his explanation was too obscure.
','2016-02-23 13:40:31'),(182,'influence
','befolyásol
','Annabel has changed a lot; the hardships she faced generally influenced her personality.
','2016-02-23 13:41:26'),(184,'majority
','többség
','\"I don\'t care what the majority of people think\" said Lilly shrugging her shoulders, I think marriage is stupid.
','2016-02-23 13:45:11'),(185,'exagerate
','túloz
','Come on! Don\'t exagerate! There\'s only a slight scratch on your wrist. (PAGE 103)
','2016-02-24 16:46:35'),(186,'event
','esemény
','Aunt Manyi\'s visit is always great event in the family.
','2016-02-24 11:27:33'),(187,'naked
','meztelen
','Mummy, look there\'s a naked lady on TV and a man is staring at her!
','2016-02-24 11:28:10'),(188,'consciously
','tudatosan
','The police said that the victim had consciously provoked the attack.
','2016-02-24 11:28:47'),(189,'effect
','hatás
','I don\'t want to cheat on my wife but Lilly has such a great effect on me, I just can\'t resist her.
','2016-02-24 11:29:34'),(190,'inspiring
','inspiráló
','He was such an inspiring teacher! We all loved geography because of Mr Doodle. (PAGE 105)
','2016-02-24 11:30:33'),(192,'the Pill
','antibébi tabletta
','I\'ve been on the Pill since I was 16 and met Georgie.
','2016-02-25 13:02:32'),(193,'adolescent
','serdülő
','Poor Pete felt quite vulnerable at the age of fifteen. \"It\'s awkward to be an adolescent\", he thought.
','2016-02-25 13:03:25'),(194,'pregnant
','terhes
','He\'s going to faint when I tell him I\'m pregnant and that I\'m going to keep the baby.
','2016-02-25 13:04:35'),(196,'withdraw
','visszavon
','He withdraw that you made that dent by bumping into his tractor.
','2016-02-25 13:24:11'),(197,'demolish
','lerombol
','Look, the old building is still intact. Didn\'t you say it would be demolished.
','2016-02-25 13:24:54'),(198,'justify
','indokol, igazol
','Yesterday the police released four dangerous criminals without justify their decision.
','2016-02-25 13:15:15'),(200,'to claim
','állít, igényel
','Doctor Trap claims that the Pill is not the safest form of contraception.(PAGE 109)
','2016-02-25 13:25:14'),(201,'stick to
','ragaszkodik
','He claims that everything I say about the book is stupid; but I think I\'ll stick to my interpretation.
','2016-02-27 07:07:24'),(204,'distort
','eltorzít
','You\'re distort my words! That\'s not what I said!
','2016-02-27 07:08:12'),(205,'firmly
','határozottan, szilárdan
','It\'s my firmly belief that war isn\'t inevitable. (PAGE 111)
','2016-02-27 07:08:23'),(206,'maintain
','fenntart
','You must justify your behaviour if you want to maintain your high position in the office.
','2016-03-02 07:29:21'),(207,'restriction
','korlátozás
','There are no restrictions on the amount of money you can bring into Switzerland.
','2016-03-02 07:30:23'),(208,'illegally
','illegálisan
','We should change our approach. More emphasis should be placed on punishing those who park illegally.
','2016-03-02 07:32:35'),(211,'missgiving
','aggodalom
','Well, I have missgiving about the future. I\'m not at all convinced that he\'ll stop blackmailing us.
','2016-03-02 07:42:23'),(212,'positive
','pozitív
','Detective Smart has no clues yet, but he\'s positive he\'ll catch the criminal.
','2016-03-02 07:44:21'),(213,'peculiar
','különös
','Look! There\'s Frank disguised as a postman. How peculiar.
','2016-03-02 07:43:41'),(214,'capricious
','szeszélyes
','It\'s a commonplace that the weather in England is capricious.
','2016-03-02 07:42:52'),(216,'collapse
','összeomlás
','Why demolish the old building? It will collapse by itself if you wait another year.
','2016-03-02 08:00:48'),(217,'tease
','kötekedik, ingerel
','Guess what! I was teasing Alma about how inspiring she looked in her glittering black boots and she took it seriously!
','2016-03-02 08:00:07'),(218,'compliment
','bók
','Tell her how nice she looks in her new cords. She needs a compliment desperately.
','2016-03-02 07:58:56'),(220,'scandal
','botrány
','\"Watergate\" was one of the great political scandal of the 20th century. (PAGE 121)
','2016-03-02 08:01:17'),(222,'absorbed
','elnyelt
','The scientist was so absorbed in his thoughts that he stepped into a puddle.
','2016-03-03 12:56:37'),(224,'rumour
','szóbeszéd
','She never said she was pregnant, it\'s only a rumour which her ex-husband started.
','2016-03-03 12:54:43'),(225,'regardless of
','függetlenül attól
','Well, it may have its drawbacks, but still, being a postman is a good job, regardless of what people say.
','2016-03-03 12:55:56'),(226,'rotten
','rothadt
','Ugh! This apple tastes terrible! Eve! The apple you gave me was rotten.
','2016-03-03 13:05:05'),(229,'snoring
','horkolás
','It\'s cruel of you to tease me about snoring at night. You know I can\'t help it.
','2016-03-03 13:04:27'),(231,'dizzy
','kába
','\"The view is lovely\", said Elvira looking down from the Eifel Tower, \"but I feel a bit dizzy.
','2016-03-03 13:13:15'),(232,'slap
','pofon, ütés
','Give him a slap on the face! He\'s daydreaming again.
','2016-03-03 13:15:45'),(234,'stubborn
','makacs
','She\'s such a stubborn old woman! They can\'t demolish the old building because she\'s refusing to move out.
','2016-03-03 13:17:27'),(235,'accompany
','kísér
','\"Shall I accompany you home?\" asked Alexander, but the girl was so absorbed in her thoughts, she didn\'t hear him. PAGE 127
','2016-03-03 14:04:34'),(236,'yawn
','ásít
','\"I think it\'s time for my after-dinner nap\", said Bumi yawning.
','2016-03-04 10:41:37'),(237,'rude
','durva
','It was rude of you to be so stubborn about leaving early! I think they got offended.
','2016-03-04 10:40:52'),(239,'mess
','rendetlenség
','Edgar\'s parents arrived home at dawn, quite unexpectedly. They almost fainted when they saw the mess that flat was in.
','2016-03-04 10:43:06'),(240,'leftovers
','maradék
','Poor Edgar didn\'t even have time to put away the leftovers; there was food everywhere.
','2016-03-04 10:43:41'),(241,'puns
','szójátékok
','His speech was full of puns; but regardless of this, it was dead boring.
','2016-03-04 10:57:04'),(243,'plain
','egyszerű, nyílvánvaló
','I\'ll tell you plain: there\'s no way of avoiding a scandal.
','2016-03-04 10:56:21'),(244,'admit
','elismer
','I\'m a bit tipsy, I admit, but not tipsy enough to accompany Alberta home.
','2016-03-04 10:58:36'),(245,'invent
','feltalál, kitalál
','It\'s highly confidential! They mustn\'t know what really happened! If they ask, invent a story. (PAGE 135)
','2016-03-06 09:29:46'),(246,'passionate
','szenvedélyes
','Alimra felt dizzy after the long, passionate kiss.
','2016-03-07 08:59:45'),(248,'obediently
','engedelmesen
','Adolescents find it difficult to be always obediently to their parents.
','2016-03-07 09:00:20'),(249,'sigh
','sóhaj
','She sighed with relief when she heard that her husband had been released.
','2016-03-07 08:56:44'),(250,'efficient
','hatékony
','Ödi claims that singing English songs is an efficient way of learning the language. (PAGE 137)
','2016-03-15 11:22:59'),(251,'resemble
','hasonlít
','This picture resembles the one we have hanging at home on our kitchen wall.
','2016-03-14 16:26:06'),(252,'beware of
','óvakodni valamitől
','Beware of Mrs Simpson! Don\'t let her catch you in a corner! She\'s so talkative it\'s unbearable.
','2016-03-09 06:35:17'),(253,'ripe
','érett (gyümölcs)
','Look, I\'ve told you in plain words, this apple is not ripe and you mustn\'t eat it.
','2016-03-09 06:34:26'),(254,'negligible
','elhanyagolható
','I had missgivings and, you see, I was right; lack of money is not a negligible problem.
','2016-03-09 06:36:23'),(255,'frightening
','ijesztő
','It\'s frightening to think that even the strongest measures are useless against crime in big cities.
','2016-03-09 16:55:33'),(256,'modest
','szerény
','I\'m not exaggerating! Susie is the best singer in the school. She\'s just too modest to admit it.
','2016-03-10 06:48:17'),(257,'schedule
','menetrend
','Preparations must be made for the big event. We\'ll all have a busy schedule next month.
','2016-03-10 06:51:33'),(259,'dignity
','méltóság
','\"I won\'t do it if it\'s illegal, not for all the money in the world\", he said with dignity.
','2016-03-10 06:50:05'),(260,'bark
','ugat
','Your dog is barking just like my dog! The difference is negligible.
','2016-03-14 16:30:58'),(261,'principle
','alapelv
','There\'s one principle you should always stick to: a man must always keep his dignity.
','2016-03-11 07:23:36'),(262,'apply to
','vonatkozik valamire
','There\'s no exception to this rule; it applies to all cases.
','2016-03-11 07:24:39'),(264,'sensible explanation
\r\nbe sensible
','értelmes magyarázat
\r\nlegyen esszed
','Come, on Susie dear, be sensible! That apple is not ripe yet, and you mustn\'t eat it!
','2016-03-11 07:26:22'),(265,'attractive
','vonzó
','\"You\'re the most attractive girl in the world!\" he said and kissed her passionately. (PAGE 143)
','2016-03-11 07:28:04'),(268,'omit
','elhagy, kihagy
','The story is too long; that long description about how attractive the girl looked should be omitted.
','2016-03-12 06:29:48'),(269,'install
','felszerel, beszerel
','What a rotten radiator! They installed it only yesterday and already it leaks.
','2016-03-12 06:33:31'),(272,'beyond
','túl, felett
','Its success was beyond our wildest expectations.
','2016-03-14 10:46:45'),(273,'bug
','bogár
','How did this bug get in the room when all the windows are shut?!
','2016-03-14 10:48:46'),(274,'accurate
','pontos
','Accurate work is always rewarded.
','2016-03-14 10:48:08'),(275,'conspicuous
','feltűnő
','Professional basketball players are conspicuously tall. (PAGE 151)
','2016-03-14 10:46:17'),(276,'restless
','nyugtalan
','Pete felt restless and wanted to go out instead of doing his homework, but he couldn\'t find any pretext.
','2016-03-15 08:51:25'),(278,'annual
','évi
','They\'ve fixed the date of the annual Jazz Festival. This year it\'ll be in the first week of May.
','2016-03-15 08:53:46'),(283,'protect
','véd, oltalmaz
','I\'ve gone through enough in life to be able to take care of myself; I don\'t need you to protect me.
','2016-03-16 10:40:34'),(284,'mercy
','kegyelem
','Be sure not to be late for the meeting! The boss has no mercy on late-comers.
','2016-03-16 10:39:53'),(285,'ruthless
','könyörtelen
','Last night I dreamt that a ruthless criminal was chasing me. What a nightmare!
','2016-03-16 10:42:15'),(286,'instinct
','ösztön
','Unlike animals, man is a rational being; he doesn\'t only act by instinct.
','2016-03-17 10:51:06'),(287,'urge
','kényszer
','Mr Wick hates work that\'s not accurate; he felt a strong urge to tear Ödi\'s homeweork into little pieces.
','2016-03-17 10:49:15'),(288,'circumstances
','körülmények
','The circumstances are not right for holding the Annual Jazz Festival in May. The best musicians won\'t be able to participate.
','2016-03-17 10:50:13'),(289,'sacrifice
','áldozat
','How can you accuse us of not loving you after all the sacrifice we\'ve made?
','2016-03-17 10:53:03'),(290,'approval
','jóváhagyás
','Mr Bright hopes to get director\'s approval for banning alcohol from the factory. (PAGE 157)
','2016-03-17 10:53:14'),(291,'forbid
','megtiltani
','You don\'t have my approval. In fact, I forbid you to leave the country.
','2016-03-18 08:48:28'),(292,'gradually
','fokozatosan
','After a while people stopped talking about the scandal they gradually lost interest in it.
','2016-03-18 08:47:37'),(293,'favorable
','kedvező
','We can start at dawn if the winds are favorable.
','2016-03-18 08:49:13'),(294,'challenge
','kihívás
','Ivanhoe accepted the enemy\'s challenge to fight.
','2016-03-18 08:46:49'),(295,'betray
','elárul
','He\'s a ruthless man! He would betray even his own mother!
','2016-03-18 08:46:16'),(296,'tremble
','remeg, reszket
','As he spoke about his misfortunes, his voice began to tremble and tears came to his eyes.
','2016-03-19 06:19:39'),(297,'clumsy
','ügyetlen
','Hey, Ödi! Don\'t be so clumsy with that rake! I\'ve showed you exactly how to use it.
','2016-03-19 06:18:24'),(298,'gracefully
','bájosan, kecsesen
','Well, it\'s a miracle she can dance so gracefully with such a bad figure.
','2016-03-19 06:14:37'),(299,'unique
','egyedi, egyedülálló
','Most animals have an instinct to protect their young; so your cat\'s behaviour wasn\'t unique.
','2016-03-19 06:14:01'),(300,'suicide
','öngyilkosság
','If he had had a sense of humor, he could\'ve faced his problems and wouldn\'t have committed suicide. (PAGE 161)
','2016-03-24 08:59:13'),(302,'flattering
','hízelgő
','Rembrandt painted a flattering picture of the king; it emphasized his dignity and concealed his ruthless nature.
','2016-03-21 07:12:39'),(303,'conquer
','meghódít
','The Romans conquer Carthage and had no mercy on its people.
','2016-03-21 07:09:22'),(305,'afford
','megenged magának
','He felt a strong temptation to buy the Chinese vase but he just couldn\'t afford it. (PAGE 167)
','2016-03-23 16:28:09'),(306,'spread
','elterjed
','The rumour that Mr Husk committed suicide spreaded quickly in the house.
','2016-03-23 16:29:14'),(307,'literally
','szó szerint
','The roof is literally falling to pieces; there is no way to repair it.
','2016-03-22 08:05:51'),(308,'caretaker
','gondnok, házmester
','Mr Bogyoszlói, our caretaker was once a basketball player. He always throws the empty bottles accurately into the bin.
','2016-03-22 08:12:40'),(309,'rucksack
','hátizsák
','Alma looked conspicuous with the big, yellow rucksack on her back.
','2016-03-22 08:10:51'),(311,'cozy
','kényelmes
','This is really a cozy home, but I think I\'d replace that pink carpet.
','2016-03-23 08:56:16'),(312,'sip
','korty, hörpintés
','Darling, try to sip your tea gracefully! It will make a good impression on Aunt Manyi.
','2016-03-23 08:56:23'),(313,'miserable
','nyomorult
','We won\'t go anywhere in this miserable weather. You can put away the rucksack.
','2016-03-23 08:58:32'),(314,'scatter
','szétszór
','A sudden breeze came and scattered our cards all over the beach.
','2016-03-23 08:59:21'),(315,'curse, cursing
','átok, káromkodik
','There\'s no point in curse. You deserved what you got. (PAGE 171)
','2016-03-28 08:41:18'),(316,'fragments
','töredékek
','I didn\'t want to act conspicuously and go nearer, so I could overhear only fragments of their conversation.
','2016-03-24 09:17:34'),(319,'rival
','vetélytárs
','After Napoleon conquered Europe, France seemed to have a chance of overcoming her old rival England.
','2016-03-24 09:16:36'),(320,'impudent
','szemtelen
','Ödi has made a bad impression on all his teachers. He is impudent and he curses when he makes a mistake during classes.
','2016-03-24 09:14:56'),(321,'revenge
','bosszú, megtorlás
','The Maffia killed Mr Suhajda in revenge for betraying Don Corleone.
','2016-03-26 11:11:18'),(322,'appreciate
','értékel
','I appreciate your generous offer but I can afford to buy the house without borrowing money.
','2016-03-26 11:08:34'),(323,'flexible
','rugalmas, hajlékony
','Our plans for the day are quite flexible we can start as soon as this miserable weather changes.
','2016-03-26 11:10:31'),(324,'harmless
','ártalmatlan
','Scientific investigations prove that one beer a day is harmless.
','2016-03-26 11:09:22'),(325,'benefit from
','hasznot húz valamiből
','Spain benefit a lot from conquering South America. (PAGE 175)
','2016-03-31 05:43:56'),(327,'award
','díj
','For the role of Hamlet, Laurence Olivier was awarded the \"Best Actor of the Year\" prize.
','2016-03-28 08:51:35'),(329,'owe
','tartozik
','I owe the guy $20 for repairing the radiator and installing the new boiler.
','2016-03-28 08:49:37'),(330,'fade
','halványúl
','My memories about the summer in Greece are fading away. I remember only fragments of what happened there. (PAGE 177)
','2016-03-28 08:54:17'),(332,'artificial
','mesterséges
','Artifical flowers in such a cosy flat! What an idea!
','2016-03-29 06:00:03'),(333,'rigid
','merev, szigorú
','Mr Wick is very rigid in his ideas, and his wife doesn\'t appreciate that at all.
','2016-03-29 06:01:36'),(334,'burden
','teher
','For him life was only a burden. That\'s why he committed suicide.
','2016-03-29 06:08:03'),(337,'touchy
','érzékeny
','Adolescents tend to be touchy about criticism from grown-ups. That\'s why they often sound impudent.
','2016-03-30 06:20:02'),(338,'surface
','felszín, felület
','On the surface it seems to have many advantages, but in reality it\'s not a good job.
','2016-03-30 06:20:37'),(339,'expert
','szakértő
','\"Everybody makes mistakes!\" - This applies to the greatest experts, too.
','2016-03-30 06:17:18'),(340,'grateful
','hálás
','But you\'re telling me only fragments of the truth! I\'d be grateful if you wouldn\'t hide anything from me. (PAGE 185)
','2016-04-04 10:23:43'),(341,'scold
','veszekszik, összeszid
','A more flexible teacher would\'ve taken it as a harmless joke, but Mr Wick didn\'t; he scolded Ödi for it.
','2016-03-31 05:59:07'),(342,'detergent
','mosószer
','Marika threw some detergent into Palika\'s soup in revenge for tickling her neck.
','2016-03-31 05:58:14'),(343,'discipline
','fegyelem
','He\'s had enough of the rigid discipline of army life.
','2016-03-31 05:57:09'),(344,'deadline
','határidő
','Don\'t forget that the deadline which you undertook is approaching.
','2016-03-31 05:56:36'),(345,'divide
','feloszt
','She finds it impossible to divide her time between her family and her job. (PAGE 187)
','2016-03-31 05:59:17'),(346,'contract
','szersződés
','I owe her much for her favourable criticism. It helped me to get a good contract for publishing my poems.
','2016-04-01 05:29:54'),(347,'expenses
','költségek
','If my company hadn\'t paid my expenses, I just couldn\'t have afforded the trip.
','2016-04-01 05:27:38'),(348,'willing
','akarás
','He is not willing to pay back the money he owes me.
','2016-04-01 06:01:41'),(349,'shy
','félénk
','He is so shy that it\'s actually a burden for him to speak to strangers.
','2016-04-01 06:01:15'),(351,'compare
','összehasonlítani
','I\'m grateful you told me about DASH. I\'ve compared it with my usual detergent and it\'s much better!
','2016-04-03 06:18:39'),(352,'average
','átlagos
','It seems he\'s undertaken to do too much, but don\'t forget he\'s not an average guy; he\'s really talented.
','2016-04-03 06:17:56'),(353,'will-power
','akaraterő
','I hate being so shy, but I just can\'t change; it\'s not a question of will-power.
','2016-04-03 06:19:58'),(355,'jealous
','féltékeny
','Mother said I was just as talented as Géza and scolded me for being jealous.
','2016-04-03 06:19:23'),(356,'certificate
','bizonyítvány
','The expert compared the original certificate with the fake, but even he couldn\'t decide which was which.
','2016-04-03 06:28:54'),(357,'share
','megoszt
','OK, I\'ll share my chocolate with you, Pete. I\'ll divide it in half.
','2016-04-03 06:26:12'),(358,'valid
','érvényes
','You must have a valid passport if you want to travel abroad.
','2016-04-03 06:27:22'),(360,'expire
','lejár
','Your contract has expired and I don\'t think we want to renew it.
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