Przekształć podane zdania:

Kate did not listen to what her mother advised her. (NOTICE, ADVICE)
Kate took no

Ask your mom whose scarf it is. (BELONG)

Ask your mom

The car was so expensive that we could not afford to buy it.
The car was too

To my surprise, the door was closed when I arrived. (FIND)

I was surprised

Suddenly Mary realized that someone was following her.

Suddenly Mary realized that she was

Perhaps his car broke down. (MAY)

His car

Our house needs to be painted.

We need to have

We have no fuel left. (RUN)

We have

“Will you call me?” the mother asked her son.

The mother asked her son

I regret I bought it.

I wish

Key
Przekształć podane zdania:

1. Kate did not listen to what her mother advised her. (NOTICE, ADVICE)
Kate took no (BRAK) notice of her mother\'s advice.
2. Ask your mom whose scarf it is. (BELONG)
Ask your mom (BRAK) who this scarf belongs to.
3. The car was so expensive that we could not afford to buy it.
The car was too (BRAK) expensive for us to buy.
4. To my surprise, the door was closed when I arrived. (FIND)
I was surprised (BRAK) to find the door closed when I arrived.
5. Suddenly Mary realized that someone was following her.
Suddenly Mary realized that she was (BRAK) being followed.
6. Perhaps his car broke down. (MAY)
His car (BRAK) may have broken down.
7. Our house needs to be painted.
We need to have (BRAK) our house painted.
8. We have no fuel left. (RUN)
We have (BRAK) run out of fuel.
9. “Will you call me?” the mother asked her son.
The mother asked her son (BRAK) if he would call her.
10. I regret I bought it.
I wish (BRAK) I hadn\'t bought it.
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1. I regret I hadn’t been at your wedding.

I wish

2. I haven’t seen Kate since two weeks ago. (FOR)

I haven’t seen Kate

3. You have the only drugstore here, but this won’t last forever. (CASE, ALWAYS)
3. You have the only drugstore here, but

4. Go to school now, it is already late! (ONCE)

Go to school

5. I was planning to call you when the earthquake began. (ABOUT)

I was

6. I have to confess something. (MAKE)

I have to

7. Each of us has to prepare one picture.

Each of us is.

8. Use some sugar to sweeten the cake. (SWEET)

Use some sugar to

9. I will try to get this job. (FOR)

I will try

10. How old are you?

I want to know how
Przekształć podane zdania:

1. 1. I regret I hadn’t been at your wedding.

I wish (BRAK) I had been at your wedding.
2. 2. I haven’t seen Kate since two weeks ago. (FOR)
I haven’t seen Kate (BRAK) for two weeks.
3. 3. You have the only drugstore here, but this won’t last forever. (CASE, ALWAYS)
3. You have the only drugstore here, but (BRAK) it will not always be the case.
4. 4. Go to school now, it is already late! (ONCE)
Go to school (BRAK) at once, it is already late!
5. 5. I was planning to call you when the earthquake began. (ABOUT)
I was (BRAK) about to call you when the earthquake began.
6. 6. I have to confess something. (MAKE)
I have to (BRAK) make a confession.
7. 7. Each of us has to prepare one picture.
Each of us is. (BRAK) to prepare a picture.
8. 8. Use some sugar to sweeten the cake. (SWEET)
Use some sugar to (BRAK) make the cake sweet.
9. 9. I will try to get this job. (FOR)
I will try (BRAK) for this job.
10. 10. How old are you?
I want to know how (BRAK) old you are.
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How to write a bestseller

There is no formula for a bestseller.

(Indeed/Although/Besides/Anyway), the only rule to follow is not to follow the
rules the authors of the past bestsellers followed. In this business, like anywhere
else, innovation is a mother of success! However, if you used all your
(brain/mental/intelligent/wise) capacity and still did not produced any
(stroke/hit/claim/saying) of genius, you have to consider taking some
(shortage/shortcuts/paths/shortpaths). Though creating a ground-breaking
(deed/masterpiece/finding/sell)) is out of your
(hand/reach/catch/find), you can always hope to write a book that gets into the
charts for at least several weeks (and, in consequence, earns for you a
(substantial/deep/outstanding/breaking) six-figure sum).
The fastest way to (success/aim/succeed/achieve) it would be writing
the tenth part of Harry Potter (say, “Harry Potter and the Doom of Atlantis”).
However, you may come across
(insurmountable/untenable/unyielding/unvarnished) problems with copyrights.
If this is the case, try writing a (continue/sequel/sequence/part) of
Tolkien’s Trilogy or an appendix to a play of the Bard: Think of “Further
Adventures of Romeo and Juliet” (for amateurs of happy-ends) or “Hamlet
Strikes Back” (target-group: New Age acolytes).
Remember that bestseller should be action-packed. A reader must not take their
eyes of the print till the last page. To let them (have/catch/get/grab)
their breath from time to time
(intercede/intervene/interweave/interstate) action with romance, and, first of all,
do not hesitate to make use of bold love scenes. In short, love and action are
what makes a book the best-selling book. Nothing more and nothing less.
I assure you that no matter whether you fail or not, after having written your first
bestseller or would-be bestseller (believe me,
(posteriority/posterity/pastity/posture) will certainly appreciate your greatest gift
and intellectual depth), you will, without doubt, realize one thing: It is easier to
read a bestseller than to write one. As the old saying
(gives/goes/moves/has): Easier read than done.

KEY
There is no formula for a bestseller. (1) (BRAK) Indeed (Indeed/Although/Besides/Anyway),
the only rule to follow is not to follow the rules the authors of the past bestsellers followed. In
this business, like anywhere else, innovation is a mother of success! However, if you used all
your (2) (BRAK) mental (brain/mental/intelligent/wise) capacity and still did not produced
any (3) (BRAK) stroke (stroke/hit/claim/saying) of genius, you have to consider taking some
(4) (BRAK) shortcuts (shortage/shortcuts/paths/shortpaths). Though creating a ground-
breaking (5) (BRAK) masterpiece (deed/masterpiece/finding/sell)) is out of your (6) (BRAK)
reach (hand/reach/catch/find), you can always hope to write a book that gets into the charts
for at least several weeks (and, in consequence, earns for you a (7) (BRAK) substantial
(substantial/deep/outstanding/breaking) six-figure sum).
The fastest way to (8) (BRAK) achieve (success/aim/succeed/achieve) it would be writing the
tenth part of Harry Potter (say, “Harry Potter and the Doom of Atlantis”). However, you may
come across (9) (BRAK) insurmountable (insurmountable/untenable/unyielding/unvarnished)
problems with copyrights. If this is the case, try writing a (10) (BRAK) sequel
(continue/sequel/sequence/part) of Tolkien’s Trilogy or an appendix to a play of the Bard:
Think of “Further Adventures of Romeo and Juliet” (for amateurs of happy-ends) or “Hamlet
Strikes Back” (target-group: New Age acolytes).
Remember that bestseller should be action-packed. A reader must not take their eyes of the
print till the last page. To let them (11) (BRAK) catch (have/catch/get/grab) their breath from
time to time (12) (BRAK) interweave (intercede/intervene/interweave/interstate) action with
romance, and, first of all, do not hesitate to make use of bold love scenes. In short, love and
action are what makes a book the best-selling book. Nothing more and nothing less.
I assure you that no matter whether you fail or not, after having written your first bestseller or
would-be bestseller (believe me, (13) (BRAK) posterity
(posteriority/posterity/pastity/posture) will certainly appreciate your greatest gift and
intellectual depth), you will, without doubt, realize one thing: It is easier to read a bestseller
than to write one. As the old saying (14) (BRAK) goes (gives/goes/moves/has): Easier read
than done.

Small Spaces
A small flat presents us with unique ambiance and as well as with the
unique challenges. COZY The challenge, however, might be an advantage too,
for a small space teaches us how to pare down to the essentials.
EVITABLE The art of one’s is not easy unless we know some
simple but very useful rules. REDUCTION, POSSESS Before you start
separating the wheat from the chaff you need to think the whole process over.
• Before you get rid of anything, ask yourself how long you are going to stay in
this place. Since in the future you may move to a larger apartment, you may
want to consider a storage . FACILITATE
• Inventory your kitchen equipment and decide whether some items can be
eliminated.
• Describe the capacity of wardrobe . STORE
• What to do with the items you are sure you don't want? How about a
to charity? DONATE Find some of the charities in your neighbourhood.
Remember to take advantage of various space-saving . ORGANIZE
Over-the-door hanging bags or shoe racks can make a small wardrobe quite
capacious. Another trick is to group small items and keep them in larger
such as boxes and baskets. USE, CONTAIN

Small Spaces test key

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A small flat presents us with unique ambiance and (1) (BRAK) coziness as well as with the
unique challenges. COZY The challenge, however, might be an advantage too, for a small
space teaches us (2) (BRAK) inevitably how to pare down to the essentials. EVITABLE The
art of (3) (BRAK) reducing one’s (4) (BRAK) possesion is not easy unless we know some
simple but very useful rules. REDUCTION, POSSESS Before you start separating the wheat
from the chaff you need to think the whole process over.
• Before you get rid of anything, ask yourself how long you are going to stay in this place.
Since in the future you may move to a larger apartment, you may want to consider a storage
(5) (BRAK) facility . FACILITATE
• Inventory your kitchen equipment and decide whether some items can be eliminated.
• Describe the capacity of wardrobe (6) (BRAK) storage . STORE
• What to do with the items you are sure you don't want? How about a (7) (BRAK) donation
to charity? DONATE Find some of the charities in your neighbourhood.
Remember to take advantage of various space-saving (8) (BRAK) organizers . ORGANIZE
Over-the-door hanging bags or shoe racks can make a small wardrobe quite capacious.
Another (9) (BRAK) useful trick is to group small items and keep them in larger (10)
(BRAK) containers such as boxes and baskets. USE, CONTAIN

Mozart Test
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Everyone is with his name, even if have absolutely nothing to

do music. How can one describe the genius of Mozart? The task is not
an easy . say that his talent was remarkable is scarcely
scratching the surface of Mozart’s gifts. His deeds to stupefy scholars
today for several . Firstly, because of the quality and diversity of his
compositions. Mozart was a master of counterpoint, fugue, and so many other
traditional compositional devices of his . In his works every note,
accent and inflection appears at the proper place at the proper time. Moreover,
Mozart is considered one of the greatest melody writers of all .
The second unbelievable thing Mozart, is the pace of work. During 35
years of his short life, he composed over 600 works, including 21 stage and
opera works, 15 Masses, over 50 symphonies, 25 piano concertos, 12 violin
concertos, 27 concert arias, 17 piano sonatas, 26 string quartets...the list has no
end. He was able to write the music easily and as quickly as he could
think. For all those and many more reasons Mozart’s music must be counted
among the absolute wonders of the world.
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Mozart Test

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Everyone is (1) (BRAK) familiar with his name, even if (2) (BRAK) they have
absolutely nothing to do (3) (BRAK) with music. How can one describe the
genius of Mozart? The task is not an easy (4) (BRAK) one . (5) (BRAK) To say
that his talent was remarkable is scarcely scratching the surface of Mozart’s
gifts. His deeds (6) (BRAK) continue to stupefy scholars today for several (7)
(BRAK) reasons . Firstly, because of the quality and diversity of his
compositions. Mozart was a master of counterpoint, fugue, and so many other
traditional compositional devices of his (8) (BRAK) day lub time . In his works
every note, accent and inflection appears at the proper place at the proper time.
Moreover, Mozart is considered one of the greatest melody writers of all (9)
(BRAK) times .
The second unbelievable thing (10) (BRAK) about Mozart, is the pace of work.
During 35 years of his short life, he composed over 600 works, including 21
stage and opera works, 15 Masses, over 50 symphonies, 25 piano concertos, 12
violin concertos, 27 concert arias, 17 piano sonatas, 26 string quartets...the list
has no end. He was able to write the music (11) (BRAK) as easily and as quickly
as he could think. For all those and many more reasons Mozart’s music must be
counted among the absolute wonders of the world.