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95 [ninety-five]

Conjunctions 2

Conjunctions 2

95 [dziewięćdziesiąt pięć]

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Since when is she no longer working? Od k---- o-- n-- p------? Od kiedy ona nie pracuje? 0 +
Since her marriage? Od j-- ś----? Od jej ślubu? 0 +
Yes, she is no longer working since she got married. Ta-- o-- n-- p------- o- k---- w----- z- m--. Tak, ona nie pracuje, od kiedy wyszła za mąż. 0 +
     
Since she got married, sheā€™s no longer working. Od k---- w----- z- m--- n-- p------. Od kiedy wyszła za mąż, nie pracuje. 0 +
Since they have met each other, they are happy. Od k---- s-- z----- s- s---------. Od kiedy się znają, są szczęśliwi. 0 +
Since they have had children, they rarely go out. Od k---- m--- d------ r----- w-------. Od kiedy mają dzieci, rzadko wychodzą. 0 +
     
When does she call? Ki--- o-- d-----? Kiedy ona dzwoni? 0 +
When driving? Po----- j----? Podczas jazdy? 0 +
Yes, when she is driving. Ta-- p------ j---- s---------. Tak, podczas jazdy samochodem. 0 +
     
She calls while she drives. On- r------- p---- t------ p------ j---- s---------. Ona rozmawia przez telefon podczas jazdy samochodem. 0 +
She watches TV while she irons. On- o----- t-------- p------ p---------. Ona ogląda telewizję podczas prasowania. 0 +
She listens to music while she does her work. On- s----- m----- p------ o--------- z----. Ona słucha muzyki podczas odrabiania zadań. 0 +
     
I canā€™t see anything when I donā€™t have glasses. Ni- n-- w----- g-- n-- m-- o-------. Nic nie widzę, gdy nie mam okularĆ³w. 0 +
I canā€™t understand anything when the music is so loud. Ni- n-- r-------- g-- m----- g-- t-- g-----. Nic nie rozumiem, gdy muzyka gra tak głośno. 0 +
I canā€™t smell anything when I have a cold. Ni- n-- c----- g-- m-- k----. Nic nie czuję, gdy mam katar. 0 +
     
Weā€™ll take a taxi if it rains. We------ t-------- g-- b----- p----. WeÅŗmiemy taksĆ³wkę, gdy będzie padać. 0 +
Weā€™ll travel around the world if we win the lottery. Po-------- w p----- d------ ś------ j---- w------ w t--------. Pojedziemy w podrĆ³Å¼ dookoła świata, jeśli wygramy w totolotka. 0 +
Weā€™ll start eating if he doesnā€™t come soon. Za------- j---- j----- o- z---- n-- p--------. Zaczniemy jeść, jeżeli on zaraz nie przyjdzie. 0 +
     

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