JAk to powiedzieć...?PROSZE O SZYBKĄ ODP;) angielski

[Dojota]

JAk powiedziec,ze w tym roku kończe szkole?
Nadal w niej jestem i skoncze ja za kilka miesicy.
Nie wiem jaki zastosować czas.
Pomóżcie dobre kobiety

[eternalvoyageur]

I finish school this year.
Czas przyszly jest taki sam jak czas terazniejszy.
Mozesz tez powiedziec "I will "albo "I shall", ale to raczej wyraza zamiar.

[Dojota]

Dziękuje z całego serduszka

[eternalvoyageur]

nie ma za co !!!

[jannet21]

Ja bym powiedziała

I (will) graduate this year.

[Mneme]

Obie formy są poprawne Różnica jest mniej więcej taka, jak pomiędzy: "W tym roku kończę szkołę" i "w tym roku skończę szkołę"

[selavinka]

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Dziękuje z całego serduszka

ja sama nie wiem jak nie lubie angola( nawet na tym wizazu sie ni8e lapie za duzo tu tego

[Milky_quartz]

dziewczyny hostessa po angielsku to po prostu hostess?? Bo nie wiem co wpisać do cv proszę o szybką odpowiedź

[wenedka]

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dziewczyny hostessa po angielsku to po prostu hostess?? Bo nie wiem co wpisać do cv proszę o szybką odpowiedź

na to wygląda

[annemon]

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dziewczyny hostessa po angielsku to po prostu hostess?? Bo nie wiem co wpisać do cv proszę o szybką odpowiedź

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na to wygląda

Zgadza się, to po prostu 'hostess'.

[jessy]

I have a problem. I'm reading Agatha Christie's 'Appointment with death'. There are many statements like "I sha'n't be able to" in the book. What does it mean this sha'n't, what's the whole version, how should I pronounce this? It isn't just shouldn't I suppose

[annemon]

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I have a problem. I'm reading Agatha Christie's 'Appointment with death'. There are many statements like "I sha'n't be able to" in the book. What does it mean this sha'n't, what's the whole version, how should I pronounce this? It isn't just shouldn't I suppose

'Shan't' is a short form of 'shall not' which is used with 'I' and 'we'. It is another (old) form of 'will' - the Future Simple Tense. It's pronounced /sza:nt/.

[jessy]

Thanks very much. So, it's a rarely used phrase? I mean, we use will in ordinary speech, rather? Is this more old-fashioned or more formal expression? Sorry for number of questions.

[annemon]

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Thanks very much. So, it's a rarely used phrase? I mean, we use will in ordinary speech, rather? Is this more old-fashioned or more formal expression? Sorry for number of questions.

'Shall/shall not/shan't' are old-fashioned forms and nowadays, to express future actions, 'will' is used with all personal pronouns (I, you, he, she, it, we, you, they). 'Shall' is also a formal expression, used in legal terminology or in official documents, e.g. 'All payments shall be made by the end of the month.' So 'shall' is both old-fashioned and formal expression.

[jessy]

Thank you very much for the exhaustive explain. If I have a problem with English someday, I'll ask you. If I can, of course.

[annemon]

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Thank you very much for the exhaustive explain. If I have a problem with English someday, I'll ask you. If I can, of course.

You're welcome. Of course, you can ask me any time. I'm an English language teacher so I'm accustomed to questions. If I can help you, I'll be glad.

[jessy]

Well... I have another problem. What does 'naming and shaming' mean? 'Assisting suicide' isn't equal with mercy - killing, right? I've already searched in dictionaries but the translations have been senseless....

[annemon]

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Well... I have another problem. What does 'naming and shaming' mean? 'Assisting suicide' isn't equal with mercy - killing, right? I've already searched in dictionaries but the translations have been senseless....

"Naming and shaming" in Polish literally means "wymienianie/nazywanie i zawstydzanie". I haven't found such an expression as a whole in any dictionary. As for "mercy killing", there is an expression which means the same - "assisted (not assisting) suicide".

[Wyrak]

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Well... I have another problem. What does 'naming and shaming' mean? .

Napiętnować; postawić pod pręgierzem (przenośnie)

[jessy]

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"Naming and shaming" in Polish literally means "wymienianie/nazywanie i zawstydzanie". I haven't found such an expression as a whole in any dictionary. As for "mercy killing", there is an expression which means the same - "assisted (not assisting) suicide".

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Napiętnować; postawić pod pręgierzem (przenośnie)

Thank you very much

[Wyrak]

Np Jessy.