'to be expanded'

sophie · Wysłany: Wto 23:05, 18 Mar 2008 Temat postu: 'to be expanded'

...a konkretnie mam na myśli 'Expressions with say, tell and ask' (str.106), który to temat Sz. P. Bajkowski zaproponował nam poszerzyc, co by obudzic w nas żądzę wiedzy i nieco utrudnic tym sposobem żywot Rolling Eyes

Moja propozycja:

Niech każdy z nas wrzuci tu co wygrzebie i tym sposobem wzajemnie się uzupełnimy niskim nakładem pracy Twisted Evil

Żeby nie byc gołosłowną, też się z Wami podzielę...jak tylko się temu tematowi poświęcę... czyli może po Świętach Razz

Póki co, wesołych Cool

inka · Wysłany: Wto 23:51, 18 Mar 2008 Temat postu:

ta już myślisz, że sie ktos z Tobą swoją wiedzą podzieli Shocked

ja proponuje żeby Pan Lechu Cool

podał jakieś źródło lepiej konkretne bo w moich słownikach to tyle jest co w ksiazce pff.

chyba, że podał?

sophie · Wysłany: Śro 0:09, 19 Mar 2008 Temat postu:

ASK:

gently,quietly,softly,amiably,conversationally,politely,belligerently,crossly,icily,
nastily,nicely,querulously,sarcastically,slyly,testily,casually,dryly,innocently,curiously,
incredulously,pointedly,suspiciously,anxiously,apprehensively,fearfully,solicitously,legitimately,rhetorically

long to ask,want to ask,dare to ask,forget to ask

ask a favour,ask the time,ask a question,ask the price, ask the way

ask about, ask for

get asked sth, if you don't mind me/my asking, ask after health,for the asking,ask for pardon,ask to be heard, no question asked,ask for sth,be asking for trouble/it,don't ask, don't ask me, for the asking, I ask you, if you ask me

PHV:

ask after sb;ask around;ask round;ask sb back;ask for sb/sth;ask sb out

IDM:

a big ask; no question asked

Synonyms:

enquire;demand;query

...2 wnioski się nasuwają: wiekszosc z tego juz wiemy i wiekszosc tego nam sie do niczego nie przyda poza satysfakcją z poszerzania własnej wiedzy Razz

nooo a teraz Wasza kolej...

//edit: przełamanie linii by a2

a2 · Wysłany: Nie 17:20, 30 Mar 2008 Temat postu: TALK

IDIOMS
look who's talking | you can / can't talk | you're a fine one to talk (spoken) used to tell sb that they should not criticize sb else for sth because they do the same things too:
'George is so careless with money.' 'Look who's talking!'

now you're talking (spoken) used when you like what sb has suggested very much

talk about... (spoken) used to emphasize sth:
Talk about mean! She didn't even buy me a card.

talk dirty (informal) to talk to sb about sex in order to make them sexually excited

talk the hind leg off a donkey (informal) to talk too much, especially about boring or unimportant things

talking of sb/sth (spoken, especially BrE) used when you are going to say more about a subject that has already been mentioned:
Talking of Sue, I met her new boyfriend last week.

talk shop (usually disapproving) to talk about your work with the people you work with, especially when you are also with other people who are not connected with or interested in it:
Whenever we meet up with Clive and Sue they always end up talking shop.

talk through your hat (old-fashioned, informal) to say silly things while you are talking about a subject you do not understand

talk tough (on sth) (informal, especially AmE) to tell people very strongly what you want

talk turkey (informal, especially AmE) to talk about sth seriously

talk your way out of sth / of doing sth to make excuses and give reasons for not doing sth; to manage to get yourself out of a difficult situation:
I managed to talk my way out of having to give a speech. * His wife's found out about everything! I'd like to see him talk his way out of this one!

PHRASAL VERBS

talk around / round sth - to talk about sth in a general way without dealing with the most important parts of it:
We spent a whole hour talking around the problem before looking at ways of solving it.

talk at sb - to speak to sb without listening to what they say in reply:
You can't have a real conversation with him--he just talks at you all the time.

talk back (to sb) - to answer sb rudely, especially sb in authority

talk sb/sth<->down - to help a pilot of a plane to land by giving instructions from the ground

talk sth<->down - to make sth seem less important or successful than it really is:
You shouldn't talk down your own achievements.

talk down to sb - to speak to sb as if they were less important or intelligent than you

talk sb into / out of sth - to persuade sb to do/not to do sth:
I didn't want to move abroad but Bill talked me into it. * [+-ing] She tried to talk him out of leaving.

talk sth<->out - to discuss sth thoroughly in order to make a decision, solve a problem, etc:
We need to talk out the issue with the others before making a decision.

talk sth<->over (with sb) - to discuss sth thoroughly, especially in order to reach an agreement or make a decision:
You'll find it helpful to talk things over with a friend. * They talked over the proposal and decided to give it their approval.

talk sb round (to sth) (BrE) - to persuade sb to accept sth or agree to sth:
We finally managed to talk them round to our way of thinking.

talk sth <->through - to discuss sth thoroughly until you are sure you understand it:
It sounds like a good idea but we'll need to talk it through.

talk sb/sth up - to describe sb/sth in a way that makes them sound better than they really are:
They talked up the tourist attractions to encourage more visitors.[/b]

COLLOCATIONS

ADV. loudly | quietly | at length | continuously, endlessly, incessantly, non-stop | freely | openly She talked quite freely about her work. | enthusiastically, excitedly | politely | glibly | vaguely He had talked vaguely of going to work abroad. | casually | earnestly a group of students talking earnestly | sensibly Let's talk sensibly about this. | wildly

VERB + TALK be able to, can/could I can't talk about it just now. | need to, want to I need to talk to you. | begin to | be easy to He was so easy to talk to. | be difficult to, be hard to | hear sb, listen to sb, overhear sb I loved to hear him talk about the old days. | make sb The police questioned him for four hours, trying to make him talk. | let sb Just shut up and let me talk for a minute.

PREP. about talking about their new clothes | of (formal) We often talked of the war. | to I'll talk to John this afternoon. | with I've talked with him on the telephone.

PHRASES start/stop talking

no i to tyle chyba

sophie

aaaaa jeednaaaaak!! jak widzisz inka kochanie ktos jednak sie podzelil:P

a2 zeby Ci nie przyszlo do glowy wrzucac tu cos jeszcze, niech se chUJotowskie sępy same szukaja po slownikach:P Razz

btw chetnie sie wymienie notatkami:D

inka

świetnie gratuluję, tak jak chciałaś - ktoś coś wrzucił więc... o co chodzi? Razz

Myślałaś, że KAŻDY coś wrzuci? haha:D
W ogóle to proszę się do mnie , z łaski swojej, nie odnosić jak do pasożyta, bo nim nie jestem. finito. ;]
Poza tym, to proszę się do mnie jak najmniej odzywać na tym forum bo mam dużą tendencję do brania sobie wszytkiego do siebie i irytacji, w wyniku czego powstają kłótnie i moderator sobie nie poradzi:P i potem żeby nie było Razz

pozdrawiam. Wink

sophie

100%... na szczescie mnie nawet najmarniejsza prowokacja nie wyprowadzi z rownowagi tak latwo Razz

a2

Oto co udało mi się zrobić:

sophie

aaa jednak;p thx anyway