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to have to do something / must   »  
musieć coś

72 [seventy-two]

to have to do something / must

to have to do something / must

72 [siedemdziesiąt dwa]

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must mu---ć musieć 0 +
I must post the letter. Mu--- w----- t-- l---. Muszę wysłać ten list. 0 +
I must pay the hotel. Mu--- z------- z- h----. Muszę zapłacić za hotel. 0 +
     
You must get up early. Mu---- w---- w-------. Musisz wstać wcześnie. 0 +
You must work a lot. Mu---- d--- p-------. Musisz dużo pracować. 0 +
You must be punctual. Mu---- b-- p----------. Musisz być punktualnie. 0 +
     
He must fuel / get petrol / get gas (am.). On m--- z---------. On musi zatankować. 0 +
He must repair the car. On m--- n------- s-------. On musi naprawić samochód. 0 +
He must wash the car. On m--- u--- s-------. On musi umyć samochód. 0 +
     
She must shop. On- m--- z----- z-----. Ona musi zrobić zakupy. 0 +
She must clean the apartment. On- m--- p--------- m---------. Ona musi posprzątać mieszkanie. 0 +
She must wash the clothes. On- m--- z----- p-----. Ona musi zrobić pranie. 0 +
     
We must go to school at once. Mu---- z---- i-- d- s-----. Musimy zaraz iść do szkoły. 0 +
We must go to work at once. Mu---- z---- i-- d- p----. Musimy zaraz iść do pracy. 0 +
We must go to the doctor at once. Mu---- z---- i-- d- l------. Musimy zaraz iść do lekarza. 0 +
     
You must wait for the bus. Mu----- p------- n- a------. Musicie poczekać na autobus. 0 +
You must wait for the train. Mu----- p------- n- p-----. Musicie poczekać na pociąg. 0 +
You must wait for the taxi. Mu----- p------- n- t-------. Musicie poczekać na taksówkę. 0 +
     

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