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be <was/were, been> [bi:, bi] CZ. cz. nieprzech. + rz./przym.
1. be (describes):
2. be (composition):
3. be (opinion):
4. be (calculation):
6. be (location):
7. be in im. cz. przeszł. (visit):
8. be (take place):
9. be (do):
10. be przest. lit.:
11. be (expresses possibility):
12. be (expresses ability):
13. be:
14. be (expresses future):
15. be (in conditionals):
16. be (impersonal use):
17. be (expresses imperatives):
18. be (expresses continuation):
19. be (expresses passive):
zwroty:
is [ɪz, z] CZ. cz. pos.
is 3rd os. l.poj. of be
I. what [(h)wɒt, Am (h)wʌt] ZAIM.
1. what pyt. (asking for specific information):
2. what wzgl. (thing or things that):
3. what wzgl. (used as an introduction):
4. what wzgl. (whatever):
5. what in exclamations:
zwroty:
II. what [(h)wɒt, Am (h)wʌt] PRZYM. ndm.
1. what (which):
2. what (of amount):
3. what (used for emphasis):
III. what [(h)wɒt, Am (h)wʌt] PRZYSŁ. ndm.
1. what (to what extent?):
2. what (indicating approximation):
I. about [əˈbaʊt] PRZYIM.
1. about (on the subject of, concerning):
2. about (affecting):
3. about (surrounding):
4. about after cz. (expressing movement):
5. about (expressing location):
6. about (being a feature, characteristic of):
7. about (aimed at):
8. about Brit pot. (in the process of):
zwroty:
II. about [əˈbaʊt] PRZYSŁ. ndm.
1. about (approximately):
2. about (almost):
3. about (barely):
4. about esp Brit (around):
5. about esp Brit (in the area):
6. about form. (opposite):
7. about (intending):
it's [ɪts]
it's = it is/it has, be, have
I. have <has/have, had, had> [hæv, həv] CZ. cz. przech.
1. have:
2. have (suffer from):
3. have (feel):
4. have (engage in):
5. have (consume):
6. have (experience):
7. have (receive):
8. have (receive persons):
9. have (feature):
10. have (exhibit):
11. have (comprise):
12. have (have learned):
13. have (think):
14. have (be obliged):
15. have (give birth to):
16. have (render):
17. have (induce):
18. have (request):
20. have (place):
21. have (hold):
22. have pot.! (have sex with):
23. have pot. (deceive):
24. have pot. (confound):
25. have esp Am pot. (indulge):
zwroty:
II. have <has/have, had, had> [hæv, həv] CZ. cz. pos.
1. have (forming past tenses):
2. have (experience):
3. have (render):
4. have (must):
be <was/were, been> [bi:, bi] CZ. cz. nieprzech. + rz./przym.
1. be (describes):
2. be (composition):
3. be (opinion):
4. be (calculation):
6. be (location):
7. be in im. cz. przeszł. (visit):
8. be (take place):
9. be (do):
10. be przest. lit.:
11. be (expresses possibility):
12. be (expresses ability):
13. be:
14. be (expresses future):
15. be (in conditionals):
16. be (impersonal use):
17. be (expresses imperatives):
18. be (expresses continuation):
19. be (expresses passive):
zwroty:
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IT RZ.
IT skrót od information technology IT
in·for·ma·tion tech·ˈnol·ogy RZ., IT RZ. no pl
| I | am |
|---|---|
| you | are |
| he/she/it | is |
| we | are |
| you | are |
| they | are |
| I | was |
|---|---|
| you | were |
| he/she/it | was |
| we | were |
| you | were |
| they | were |
| I | have | been |
|---|---|---|
| you | have | been |
| he/she/it | has | been |
| we | have | been |
| you | have | been |
| they | have | been |
| I | had | been |
|---|---|---|
| you | had | been |
| he/she/it | had | been |
| we | had | been |
| you | had | been |
| they | had | been |
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