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      I don’t like face-to-face interviews. They are much more stressful than phone interviews.   empezar lección
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      I failed my math exam in June and had to resit it in September.   empezar lección
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      My last relationship fell apart after I moved to England.   empezar lección
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      He told us a few jokes and all of them fell flat.   empezar lección
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      nie powieść się, zakończyć się fiaskiem   
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      fall in love with somebody     I fell in love with my first boyfriend when I was 16.   empezar lección
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      I fell into a trap of working long hours because I wanted to impress my new manager.   empezar lección
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      fall into the wrong hands     Take good care of those documents. I don’t want them to fall into the wrong hands.   empezar lección
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      fall short of expectations     We thought she would be perfect for the post, but unfortunately she fell short of expectations and she’s going to be demoted.   empezar lección
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      Everyone fell silent when the singer stepped onto the stage.   empezar lección
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      My boyfriend fell to his knees when he proposed to me.   empezar lección
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      I fell a victim to fashion the first time I bought a designer bag.   empezar lección
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      Please don’t interfere, it’s a family matter.   empezar lección
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      You should fasten your seatbelts when driving.   empezar lección
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      zapiąć pasy bezpieczeństwa   
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      It’s normal to feel the fear of the unknown when you’re going to a new place.   empezar lección
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      Fascism feeds on poverty.   empezar lección
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      I really feel at home here. I think we should buy the flat.   empezar lección
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      czuć się jak u siebie w domu   
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      I feel awkward staying at your place for such a long time. I don’t want to use you.   empezar lección
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      feel fit enough to do something     I am still recovering from pneumonia and I don’t feel fit enough to go out on my own yet.   empezar lección
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      czuć się na siłach, aby coś zrobić   
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      Feel free to call me whenever you want to.   empezar lección
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      nie krępować się, czuć się swobodnie   
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      I felt like a fool when my phone rang in the middle of the meeting.   empezar lección
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      feel like doing something     I really feel like watching a movie. Let’s go and rent a DVD.   empezar lección
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      This weather makes me feel really low. I can’t wait for spring.   empezar lección
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      feel sympathy for somebody     She went through so much these past few months. I feel a lot of sympathy for her.   empezar lección
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      Houses that are both central and reasonably priced are few and far between.   empezar lección
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      I feel like I am fighting a losing battle. We will never win with the authorities.   empezar lección
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      być z góry skazanym na porażkę   
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      I am going to fight to the end, no matter how hard it may be.   empezar lección
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      John filled the role of our manager when Peter left.   empezar lección
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      find an excuse to do something     I can always find an excuse to go on holiday.   empezar lección
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      znaleźć pretekst/wymówkę, aby coś zrobić   
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      Sarah is very critical and finds fault with everyone.   empezar lección
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      czepiać się kogoś, szukać wad   
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      Do you really find it necessary for us to work till 7 pm? Can’t we leave at 5 pm?   empezar lección
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      I’ve just found out about Sarah’s party tonight and I won’t be able to make it. Had I known earlier, I would have scheduled my time differently.   empezar lección
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      find pleasure in doing something     I find great pleasure in snowboarding so I go to the mountains at least twice a year.   empezar lección
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      znajdować przyjemność w robieniu czegoś   
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      find something heavy going     I tried reading Ulysses twice but found it heavy going to read and never managed to finish it.   empezar lección
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      find something impossible     I find learning how to ski absolutely impossible. I have tried so many times and I still haven’t mastered it.   empezar lección
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      Recently I had to fire Sarah because she was not doing her job.   empezar lección
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      zwolnić/wyrzucić kogoś z pracy   
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      I really like history but first and foremost I am interested in fine arts.   empezar lección
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      The tickets to the workshop are booked on a first-come, first-served basis, so we should book them quickly.   empezar lección
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      I really want to go out tonight, but I have a lot of work to finish. First things first.   empezar lección
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      wszystko w swoim czasie, po kolei   
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      I really couldn’t concentrate on the lecture as I felt that the girl in front fixed her eye on me.   empezar lección
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      I have had some personal problems recently so I have diverted my attention by flinging myself into work.   empezar lección
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      I asked to speak to her manager and she flew into a rage.   empezar lección
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      He gets annoyed easily and flies off the handle at the slightest thing.   empezar lección
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      follow in somebody’s footsteps     I followed in my mother’s footsteps and became a doctor.   empezar lección
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      My parents wanted me to study economics, but instead I followed my heart and chose acting.   empezar lección
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      follow somebody with one’s eyes     I followed Sam with my eyes for about 30 minutes, and he still didn’t realise he was being watched.   empezar lección
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      follow somebody’s example     I never followed my parents’ example and I preferred to do my own thing.   empezar lección
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      Who is going to foot the bill for all the repairs?   empezar lección
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      zapłacić/uregulować rachunek za   
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      We always go on holiday to the South. Maybe we should try Scandinavia for a change.   empezar lección
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      Twice a year I donate money for a good cause.   empezar lección
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      I decided not to take the job for a number of reasons, mainly because I didn’t want to move abroad.   empezar lección
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      For a time, we all thought Sheila would become a doctor, but she decided not to go to university after all.   empezar lección
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      For all I know, Ali is going to travel with Sam. I don’t know where they are planning to go.   empezar lección
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      for all practical purposes     I love the flat we saw yesterday, but for all practical purposes I think we should buy a small house instead.   empezar lección
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      praktycznie, ze względów praktycznych   
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      I could stay here forever.   empezar lección
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      Let’s go somewhere warm and sunny, for example to Spain or Italy.   empezar lección
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      For God’s sake, stop sitting there and do something!   empezar lección
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      He used to stay in his room for hours on end and listen to music.   empezar lección
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      She decided to quit her current job for no apparent reason.   empezar lección
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      for one reason or another     She is always unhappy for one reason or another.   empezar lección
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      z jakiegoś powodu, z niewiadomego powodu   
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      "– Why don’t you go to the USA to learn English.
– For one thing, I don’t like flying, and besides, I can’t afford it."   empezar lección
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      This movie is only available for personal use. You can’t show it in a cinema.   empezar lección
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      for reasons best known to oneself     I made the decision for reasons best known to myself. I don’t have to explain anything to you.   empezar lección
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      z sobie tylko znanych powodów   
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      She should try to learn a foreign language for her own good.   empezar lección
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      dla czyjegoś własnego dobra   
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      I have never been to Chicago, or any American city for that matter.   empezar lección
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      Unfortunately, we have no vacancies for the moment, but you could contact us later this month to see if anything becomes available.   empezar lección
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      For the most part, they were all really helpful.   empezar lección
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      For the sake of argument, let’s just say that the fourth option is best for the company.   empezar lección
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      na potrzeby dyskusji, hipotetycznie   
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      I am living with my parents for the time being but I hope to rent a flat for myself soon.   empezar lección
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      She was able to make him change his mind just by force of character.   empezar lección
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      Forget it! I am never going to move to London!   empezar lección
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      fortune smiles on somebody     It seems like good fortune is smiling on me at the moment. I got the job I wanted and now I am moving to a new, bigger flat.   empezar lección
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      fortuna/los się uśmiecha do kogoś   
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      All the drinks and snacks are free of charge.   empezar lección
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      Democracy is characterised by freedom of choice.   empezar lección
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      Freedom of speech is essential in modern society.   empezar lección
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      Our new CD is freely available in all High Street stores.   empezar lección
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      frighten somebody to death     Oh my God, you just frightened me to death!   empezar lección
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      śmiertelnie kogoś przestraszyć   
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      I considered the issue from all sides and it seems that it will work out fine.   empezar lección
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      I found the book absolutely compelling from beginning to end.   empezar lección
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      I just live from day to day without planning too much.   empezar lección
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      Sarah loves pink. She dresses in pink from head to toe.   empezar lección
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      From now on, I am the one who decides what we do in the evenings. You are far too indecisive.   empezar lección
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      It was only my first dance class but from that moment forward it became my real hobby.   empezar lección
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      I go to the cinema from time to time but mostly I watch DVDs.   empezar lección
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      From what I can gather, we are all supposed to meet in the main hall, but I don’t know why.   empezar lección
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      You can book half- and full-board rooms with us. The full-board option includes 3 meals a day.   empezar lección
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