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12. WHAT’S YOUR FAVOURITE POSSESSION?

 

 

Sandra:

What’s my favourite possession? Well, I’ve got a small flat but it’s got a beautiful view of the city. I’ve got a good DVD player. It’s very important to me because I like films. The problem is I have got a very cheap and old TV. I have got a new CD player and I have a lot of CDs. But my favourite thing is my mobile - it has got all my friends’ numbers in it.

 

Matthew:

What things are important in my life? I have a blue Ford. Blue is my favourite colour. The car isn’t very fast but it’s useful. My wife hasn’t got a car. We’ve got two dogs. Their names are Fred and Bruiser. They are very happy and friendly. What else? Oh, and I’ve got an expensive digital camera. It isn’t big but the photos are excellent.

 

 

adjectives

 

opposite adjectives

small

cheap

new

fast

good

beautiful

easy

happy

friendly

young

right

long

useful

important

well-paid

excellent

wonderful

favourite

 

mały

tani

nowy

szybki

dobry

piękny

łatwy

szczęśliwy

przyjacielski

młody

poprawnie, dobrze

długi

użyteczny

ważny

dobrze płatny

świetny

cudowny

ulubiony

 

big

expensive

old

slow

bad

ugly

difficult

sad

unfriendly

old

wrong

short

useless

unimportant

badly-paid

terrible

awful

duży

drogi

stary

wolny

zły

brzydki

trudny

smutny

nieprzyjazny

stary

źle, niepoprawnie

krótki

bezużyteczny

nieważny, nieistotny

źle płatny

okropny, straszny

okropny

 

possession - własność, coś co posiadamy

city - miasto

my friends’ numbers - numery moich przyjaciół

dog - pies             

What else? - Co jeszcze?

digital camera - fotograficzny aparat cyfrowy

very fast - bardzo szybki

 

Słówka very używamy dla wzmocnienia przymiotnika. Np. They are very happy. - Są bardzo szczęśliwi.

 

W zdaniu przeczącym używamy dla złagodzenia informacji. Np. They aren’t very happy. (Oni nie są zbyt szczęśliwi.) jest łagodniejsze niż They are unhappy. (Oni są nieszczęśliwi)

 

 

LINKING WORDS / ŁĄCZNIKI - and, but, or

 

Łączniki łączą za sobą zdania główne. Przykłady użycia:

 

He has got lots of CDs but he hasn’t got a CD player.                            On ma dużo płyt CD ale nie ma odtwarzacza CD.

He hasn’t got a car but he has got an expensive bike.                            On nie ma samochodu ale ma drogi rower.

 

She has got a company car and (she has got) a company mobile.              Ona ma służbowy samochód i (ma) służbową komórkę.

She has got a well-paid job and (she has got) a handsome husband.              Ona ma dobrze płatną pracę i (ma) przystojnego męża.

 

We haven’t got a dog or a cat.                                                        Nie mamy psa ani kota.

We haven’t got a computer or a DVD player.                            Nie mamy komputera ani odtwarzacza DVD.

 

PRACTICE                           

 

1. Make questions with these words.

 

a.  a washing machine / has / Chris / got ?              ___________________________________________________

 

b. Jenny / a fridge / got / has ?                                          ___________________________________________________

 

c. got / Chris / a dishwasher / has ?                            ___________________________________________________

 

d. has / a microwave / Jenny / got ?                            ___________________________________________________

 

e. a fridge / has / got / Chris ?                                          ___________________________________________________

 

 

2. Look at the table and write short answers to the questions in exercise 1.

 

 

Chris

Jenny

a microwave

a washing machine

a fridge

a dishwasher

-

-

-

+

+

+

+

-

                                

a. _____________________________                                          b. _______________________________

 

c. _____________________________                                          d. _______________________________

 

e. _____________________________

 

 

3. Complete the sentences with the correct form of have got.

 

a. I _________________ a personal stereo, but I’ ____________________ an excellent DVD player.

 

b. Oh, you’________________ a new hairstyle!

 

c. They’__________________ a huge house in Spain. It’s very nice.

 

d. He’___________________ a very fast car, but he ___________________ a driving licence.

 

e. They’____________________ a dangerous job.

 

 

4. Write another sentence. Use the opposite adjective.

 

              Karen’s rich.                                                                      She isn’t poor.

 

a. Mr and Mrs Jackson are short.                            _________________________________________

 

b. French fries and burgers are cheap.                            _________________________________________

 

c. This exercise isn’t difficult.                                          _________________________________________

 

d. The film on TV is good.                                          _________________________________________

 

 

5. Think of things you have got. Add an adjective to describe them. / Pomyśl o rzeczach, które masz. Opisz je dodając przymiotnik.

 

___________________ family                                          ______________________ friends

 

___________________ shoes                                          ______________________ car

 

___________________ town/city                            ______________________ music

 

___________________ watch                                          ______________________ English homework

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