https://makeitmeme.com/join#REGGX

 group 1

✅ Part 1: Match the Words (10 pts)

Match the English words with their Polish translations.

A. leftovers        1. złamać rękę
B. duvet          2. resztki
C. to break (leg/arm)   3. kujon
D. nerd           4. kołdra
E. messy          5. bałaganiarski

A → ______  B → ______  C → ______  D → ______  E → ______

✅ Part 2: Choose the Correct Option (10 pts)

1. What is the Polish word for “groceries”?
   a) biżuteria
   b) zakupy spożywcze
   c) ubrania
   d) dodatki
2. Which word means “czuć”?
   a) feel
   b) full
   c) fear
   d) feed
3. What’s a “drabina” in English?
   a) rope
   b) shelf
   c) ladder
   d) hook
4. “Midnight” is...
   a) północ
   b) południe
   c) wschód
   d) nocnik
5. “Be careful!” means:
   a) Bądź zdrowy!
   b) Bądź ostrożny!
   c) Cicho bądź!
   d) Nie przeszkadzaj!

✅ Part 3: Fill in the blanks (10 pts)

Use these words:
(scrambled eggs, sunset, hoodie, accident, hang out)

1. I love to eat ______ for breakfast.
2. He wore a warm ______ because it was chilly.
3. There was a car ______ on the bridge.
4. We watched the beautiful ______ at the beach.
5. I like to ______ with friends after school.

✅ Part 4: Translate into Polish (5 pts)

1. I would like to order a medium pizza.
   → ___________________________________________
2. He fell from the stairs and broke his leg.
   → ___________________________________________
3. Don’t waste time – help yourself!
   → ___________________________________________
4. We travelled abroad last summer.
   → ___________________________________________
5. She wears high heels every day.
   → ___________________________________________

✅ Part 5: Translate into English (5 pts)

1. Jego portfel jest w plecaku.
   → ___________________________________________
2. Piekarnik jest zepsuty.
   → ___________________________________________
3. To jest w górnym rogu.
   → ___________________________________________
4. Czy mogę przymierzyć tę bluzę?
   → ___________________________________________
5. Spędziliśmy noc w namiocie.
   → ___________________________________________

group 2

✅ Part 1: Match the Columns (10 pts)

Match the English words to their Polish meanings.

A	Word		B	Meaning
1	mean		a	kołdra
2	duvet		b	podróż
3	feel		c	wredny
4	journey		d	czuć
5	mushrooms		e	grzyby

Answers: 1 → ____, 2 → ____, 3 → ____, 4 → ____, 5 → ____

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✅ Part 2: Choose the Correct Answer (10 pts)

1. What’s the English word for „zapraszać”?
   a) invite
   b) advise
   c) prepare
   d) prepare

2. Which of these means „zająć się kimś”?
   a) drop
   b) look after
   c) fall
   d) agree

3. What is a “flat” in British English?
   a) kołdra
   b) domek
   c) mieszkanie
   d) podłoga

4. What do you use to light a fire?
   a) torch
   b) flashlight
   c) matches
   d) ladder

5. Which word means “uczciwy”?
   a) careful
   b) patient
   c) honest
   d) polite

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✅ Part 3: Fill in the Blanks (10 pts)

Use these words: mouldy, abroad, save money, skyscraper, ketchup

1. Don’t eat that bread – it’s ________________!

2. I would like to travel ________________ next summer.

3. I don’t want to spend too much – I prefer to ________________.

4. This ________________ is the tallest building in the city.

5. I always add ________________ to my fries.

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✅ Part 4: Translate into English (5 pts)

1. Ona zapomniała swojego portfela.
   → ___________________________________________

2. Moje meble są nowe.
   → ___________________________________________

3. Pospiesz się – za 5 minut mamy autobus!
   → ___________________________________________

4. On czuje się wyczerpany.
   → ___________________________________________

5. Czy masz apteczkę?
   → ___________________________________________

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✅ Part 5: Translate into Polish (5 pts)

1. I enjoy baking with my grandma.
   → ___________________________________________

2. His surname is very long.
   → ___________________________________________

3. The teapot is on the shelf.
   → ___________________________________________

4. We stayed in the suburbs.
   → ___________________________________________

5. They got dressed quickly.
   → ___________________________________________

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summer family quiz 

speaking 

https://view.genially.com/60c207d44744aa0d71193865/presentation-watermelon-vs-pineapple

translations

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1uhYuzJDWy-HV9_hq_xxZcaiol3m-r1KH/view?fbclid=IwY2xjawK2CTlleHRuA2FlbQIxMABicmlkETBjZ2wzYjdVYmxCUzdNOXBwAR6yCfQ7YSvnyUHSirsJfbmzE7d9uOK3nzbbOvSySs1ikvQTbgTKW1wErL2kOg_aem_Tdldpu6WgsGPLCjghDPqRg 

kahoot

https://create.kahoot.it/details/c9552983-cf90-4272-8616-aa1d0d619756

bingo 

zadania 

https://drive.google.com/drive/u/0/home

  

https://edienglish.com/Speaking/S143/S.html

ht

https://youtu.be/zJ0KccZBWLE?si=U12PSVyTKgPVK_xh

https://youtu.be/oPiS7OUkbw8?si=4Svo5Rzow_S7S7wc

https://youtube.com/shorts/piaTGImC8KA?si=bC-s-GR1lcvmDKho

extra 

https://enghub.pro/storage/May%2025/A2-B1%20Quantifiers%20Zoom%20Reactions/A2-B1%20Quantifiers%20Zoom%20Reactions.pdf

11. Part A – English to Polish (1 point each)

    1. What does huge mean?
       A. ciasny
       B. ogromny
       C. długi
       D. lekki

    2. What is a flat?
       A. szkoła
       B. dom jednorodzinny
       C. mieszkanie
       D. biuro

    3. What are the suburbs?
       A. centrum
       B. wieś
       C. plaża
       D. przedmieścia

    4. What is furniture?
       A. meble
       B. ściany
       C. okna
       D. dywany

    5. What does crowded mean?
       A. pusty
       B. zatłoczony
       C. czysty
       D. wygodny

    6. What is an elevator?
       A. schody
       B. winda
       C. dach
       D. piwnica

    7. What does me neither mean?
       A. ja też nie
       B. nie jestem pewien
       C. może
       D. nie wiem

    8. What does drop mean?
       A. złapać
       B. ciągnąć
       C. upuścić
       D. podać

    9. What does responsible mean?
       A. odpowiedzialny
       B. nerwowy
       C. leniwy
       D. krzykliwy

    10. What does invite mean?
        A. odwiedzać
        B. zapraszać
        C. pomagać
        D. pisać

    11. What is a funeral?
        A. wesele
        B. koncert
        C. pogrzeb
        D. uroczystość

    12. What does recently mean?
        A. czasami
        B. ostatnio
        C. wcześniej
        D. rzadko

    13. What does first floor mean?
        A. na parterze
        B. na pierwszym piętrze
        C. na dachu
        D. na ostatnim piętrze

    14. What does get dressed mean?
        A. rozebrać się
        B. myć się
        C. ubierać się
        D. spać

    15. What is a crack?
        A. pęknięcie
        B. skrzypienie
        C. szczelina
        D. plama

    16. What does cheat mean?
        A. oszukiwać
        B. ściągać
        C. uczyć się
        D. grać

    travelling 

    
    

    
    
    
    
    
    https://create.kahoot.it/details/d527b650-a055-4bad-b006-4925264166fd
    
    

    
    

    

    
    

    

    
    

    
    

    
    

    

    
    

    
    
    
    
    
    past 
    
    
    
    
    quizziz
    https://quizizz.com/admin/quiz/601c3216b65a79001e4f7eeb/past-simple-vs-past-continuous?source=search-result-page&page=search-result-page&arid=39d5574a-4beb-4147-bbf0-494543fb6dbe&apos=-1&term=past+simple+past+continuous&contentTypes=%5B%22quiz%22%5D

    
    

1. What does "furniture" mean?
A) piekarnik
B) meble
C) czoło
D) sweter

2. What is the English word for "zmarszczki"?
A) freckles
B) forehead
C) wrinkles
D) row

3. "Fall in love" means:
A) ukończyć szkołę
B) zakochać się
C) piegi
D) spać

4. What is a "cardigan"?
A) mebel
B) pieg
C) sweter rozpinany
D) piekarnik

5. "Complexion" is related to:
A) sen
B) cera
C) zakochanie
D) kuchnia

6. "I'm going to" means:
A) rząd
B) podczas
C) zamierzam
D) lunatykować

7. What does "graduation" mean?
A) ukończenie szkoły
B) sweter
C) zamierzam
D) cera

8. Freckles are:
A) piegi
B) zmarszczki
C) czoło
D) meble

9. What is the Polish word for "oven"?
A) lunatykowanie
B) piekarnik
C) cera
D) rząd

10. "Sleepwalking" means:
A) piegi
B) ukończenie szkoły
C) lunatykowanie
D) meble

 speaking

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Qh0JaGZkBO-QikXnrbwqViCwbKZNi0my/view?usp=drivesdk

past 

quizziz

https://quizizz.com/admin/quiz/601c3216b65a79001e4f7eeb/past-simple-vs-past-continuous?source=search-result-page&page=search-result-page&arid=39d5574a-4beb-4147-bbf0-494543fb6dbe&apos=-1&term=past+simple+past+continuous&contentTypes=%5B%22quiz%22%5D

 https://jeopardylabs.com/play/grammar-a2-13

short test 

Us them his her me you it etc

1. I don’t know where Jake is. I haven’t seen __________.
2. Where is Lucy? I haven’t seen __________ today.
3. I called Tom, but I didn’t hear from __________.
4. Where is the book? I can't find __________.
5. I’m looking for my keys, but I can’t find __________.
6. We have a problem. Can you help __________ with the homework? It’s really hard.

speaking

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Qh0JaGZkBO-QikXnrbwqViCwbKZNi0my/view?usp=drivesdk

https://jeopardylabs.com/play/general-english-183

better

 https://jeopardylabs.com/play/grammar-a2-13

 warm up

Osoba	🧍‍♀️ Subject Pronoun <br>(kto coś robi)	🎒 Possessive Adjective <br>(czyje coś jest)	🎯 Object Pronoun <br>(kogo/co)
I	I	my	me
You	you	your	you
He	he	his	him
She	she	her	her
It	it	its	it
We	we	our	us
They	they	their	them

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📌 Przykład zdania dla jednej osoby (np. She):

• Subject pronoun: She is my sister. (Ona jest moją siostrą.)

• Possessive adjective: Her dress is pink. (Jej sukienka jest różowa.)

• Object pronoun: I like her. (Lubię ją.)

 https://view.genially.com/67d0879b7fe7a50d7123d378

exercise

https://wordwall.net/pl/resource/30177168/angielski/object-pronouns-zaimki-w-formie-dope%c5%82nienia

https://en.islcollective.com/english-esl-worksheets/grammar-practice/general-grammar-practice/object-pronouns/tasks-object-pronouns/152629

exercise

https://www.liveworksheets.com/node/1941700/download-pdf

https://en.islcollective.com/english-esl-worksheets/grammar-practice/general-grammar-practice/object-pronouns/object-pronouns-memory-game-go-fish/148766

https://create.kahoot.it/details/f382e182-9e55-4229-8a7b-9d0079e030de

https://jeopardylabs.com/play/object-and-subject-pronouns-possessive-adjectives

home 

https://www.allthingsgrammar.com/uploads/2/3/2/9/23290220/atgr-cross-poss-subjobj.pdf