Angielski z Dawidem

Idiom of the week ;) Check my other posts for more information on the correct use of the English language!

Hi there! I’ve just prepared a new post with some confusing adjectives. I encourage you to have a quick look at the slides and remember the correct meaning so that you do not make more mistakes using those adjectives. Have fun! ;)

Doing, do, to do?
Making, make, to make? Let’s take a closer look at some chosen verbs and their patterns that is what follows them. There are three main groups of verb patterns which you should know in order to use them correctly. You can find all the details in my new post, created specially for you. I know that the problem of verb patterns is often troublesome so here I am to remind you of it and present some most interesting cases! Enjoy your learning/ revision ;)

Proverb of the week ;) Check it out!

Do you know the pronunciation of these words? Students often find them problematic. If you need to listen to the correct pronunciation I would recommend you the online dictionary of www.diki.pl where you can find more details 😃 Check this out!

Indirect questions are used when you want to be or at least sound 😅 more polite. They are difficult to understand for, among others, the Polish language speakers as these kind of grammatical changes are not necessary in some languages. What you need to remember about it is that forming those more polite questions you start them with the expressions like. e.g. Could you tell me... after which you need to use the structure of the affirmative sentence. Moreover, you do not need the auxiliary verbs in indirect questions (do, did, have etc.). If you have any questions or suggestions do not hesitate to leave your comment below or drop me a line 🙂 I hope I’ve helped you understand it a little bit more 🇬🇧 @ Warsaw, Poland

Idiom of the week 😉