carry

1. Gina was carrying a small bunch of flowers. 2. Let me carry that for you. 3. The waiter carried our drinks to the table. 4. The ship was carrying drugs 5. I can carry something. 6. He was unable to carry out simple tasks

1. Did you ever consider that possibility? 2. I should have considered that. 3. You didn't even consider my feelings.

1. He noticed a woman in a black dress sitting across from him. 2. I didn’t notice any smoke. 3. Have you noticed any change in him?

1. a special place in the classroom for reading 2. No one receives special treatment. 3. Maria’s special recipe for apple pie. 4. I've prepared a special dinner for tonight. 5. Are you doing anything special for Christmas?

1. I live in the London area. 2. There are many lakes in this area. 3. This is a no-smoking area. 4. Their apartment has a large kitchen area.

1. There are important matters we need to discuss. 2. The legal arrangements for the sale are a matter for negotiation. 3. It's a difficult matter. 4. It doesn't matter anymore 5. It doesn't matter how you feel. 6. That was all that mattered for him

1. The shop assistant forgot to give me the receipt. 2. Keep your receipt in case you want to bring it back. 3. Make sure you get receipts for everything. 4. Can you give me a receipt?

receipt of - odbiór. the closing date for receipt of applications

1. We’ve almost got enough money to make a down payment on a house. 2. We have to pay an advance in order to book a room. 3. If we cancel our reservation, they won't return us our advance. 4. Should I leave a deposit? 5. I paid the deposit on my new flat

1. We have just received a large delivery of vegetables. 2. We guarantee an express delivery. 3. I'm afraid of the delivery 5. They were waiting for the delivery 6. bought a new delivery car 7. Most Indian restaurants offer free delivery.

1. We can’t go on pretending that everything is OK. 2. Let’s pretend we’re on the Moon. 3. She pretended not to notice. 4. He’s not asleep – he’s just pretending.

1. He was attacked by a dog. 2. I talked to him by phone two days ago. 3. Let me hold you by your hand. 4. I just passed your mother by. 5. The project must be finished by Friday. 6. It was so close. He lost by three seconds.

1. Each one was a little different. 2. Each chose a different colour for their room. 3. The tents cost a tousand dollars each. 4. We must help each other. 5. They loved each other

1. Your passport is not valid. 2. My driving license is valid for ten years only.

1. I didn’t recognize you in your uniform. 3. She didn't recognize any of the names. 4. To recognize our citizens' rights is our priority. 5. I recognize your effort. 5. Don't worry, your achievements will be recognized.

1. He's really weird. 2. Her new haircut is rather weird - I liked the previous one much better. 3. A really weird thing happened last night. 4. He’s a weird bloke.

1. Please don't interrupt me. 2. Do not disturb me when I work. 3. We didn't want to disturb you but the door was open. 4. She lowered her voice not to disturb him

1. He doesn't attend school regularly. 2. I don't attend parent-teacher meetings. 3. How many people attended the meeting?

1. You must admit he is a strange person. 2. He admitted being wrong. 3. You're in love with her! Admit it!

1. Do you have a rag? I spilt some water on the floor. 2. I spilt tea all over myself 3. There is no need to cry over spilt milk. 4. Some guy spilled my drink. 5. Be careful with the sugar, don't spill it. 6. I've spilled the flour on the table.

1. A dog dug a hole in our garden. 2. Let's dig a hole in the sand and put a bottle of water there. 3. He's digging out the potatoes.