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10-tygodniowy kurs przygotowawcy do Matury (angielski rozszerzony)

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Hey gamers!👋 Today, let's talk about the word "avatar"!

"Avatar" is a term used in gaming to refer to the digital representation of a player within a game.

For example, in an MMORPG, you can create your own avatar and customize its appearance to represent yourself in the game world.

"Avatar" in a sentence: I really like your avatar. Did you design it yourself?

Now, let's test your knowledge on conditionals with a multiple choice fill in the blanks quiz sentence:

"If she _______ to the party, she will see all of her friends."

a. goes
b. went
c. go
d. going

Good luck! Share your score in the comments below.
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Hey!👋 Have you ever heard someone say "break a leg" before a performance or presentation?

"Break a leg" is a common idiom in American English that is used to wish someone good luck, especially in the performing arts.

The origin of this expression is unclear, but some theories suggest that it's related to the idea of "breaking the line" of a bow or curtsy after a successful performance, or to the superstitious belief that wishing someone good luck directly can actually jinx them.

For example, if your friend is about to audition for a play, you might say "break a leg!" to wish them luck.

Quiz time! Which of these adjectives means "very strong"?

a) feeble
b) formidable
c) fragile

Leave your answer in the comments below! And if you have any other idioms you'd like to share, feel free to add them as well.
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Hey!👋 Have you heard the phrase 'think outside the box'?

"Think outside the box" is a common expression used in business to encourage creative thinking and to explore unconventional solutions to problems.

For example, "We need to think outside the box if we want to come up with a unique marketing strategy."

Now, for a quick quiz! Complete the sentence with the appropriate personality adjective: "A good leader should be _______ to inspire their team."

a) motivational
b) hesitant
c) tyrannical

Comment your answer!
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Hey!👋 Today we're exploring another common slang term in American English: "chill". ❄️

"Chill" is an adjective that means something is relaxed, calm, or easy-going. It's often used to describe a person or a situation that's not stressful or intense.

Example sentence: "Let's just have a chill night in and watch some movies."

Now, let's test your knowledge of strong adjectives! Which of the following words has the strongest connotation?

a) happy
b) ecstatic
c) content

Let me know your answer in the comments! 🙌
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🚨 Common Mistake Alert! 🚨

Did you know that a lot of people in American English misuse "less" and "fewer"? Let's talk about it! 👀

The mistake is using "less" when referring to a countable noun instead of "fewer". For example, saying "I have less pencils" instead of "I have fewer pencils".

"Less" should be used when referring to a non-countable noun, such as "I have less water". On the other hand, "fewer" should be used when referring to a countable noun, such as "I have fewer books".

So next time you're counting something, remember to use "fewer" instead of "less" if the noun is countable. 😉👍

Quiz time! Which of the following personality adjective synonyms means "shy"?

a) confident
b) arrogant
c) reserved

Let me know your answer in the comments! 👇
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