2 part of 5 page

Question 1

start to employ

zatrudnić, przyjąć kogoś,

Answer 1

take on

There’s so much work to do in the office that maybe we should take on a secretary

Question 2

accept (work or responsibility)

przyjmować coś na siebie

Answer 2

take on

I haven’t got time to take on any more projects at the moment

Question 3

take control of (a business etc)

przejąć

Answer 3

take over

When Mr Baker retired, his daughter took over the family business

Question 4

begin to like

polubić kogoś, przekonać się do kogoś

Answer 4

take to 
The class took to Mrs Openshaw straight away

Question 5

start (as a habit)

zacząć coś uprawiać,

Answer 5

take to

I’ve taken to going for a five-mile run every morning

Question 6

start (a hobby, sport)

zainteresować się czymś, podjąć coś, zająć się czymś

Answer 6

take up

Why don’t you take up a hobby, like collecting sth?

Question 7

fill an amount of space/time

zajmować (czas)

Answer 7

take up

Studying takes up most of my time

Question 8

destroy, or remove (for buildings, statues etc)

demolować coś, niszczyć coś

Answer 8

tear down

That beautiful old building was torn down to make way for a new supermarket

Question 9

rip into pieces

podrzeć coś (na kawałki)

Answer 9

tear up

Robbin suddenly grabbed the letter out of my hand and tore it up

Question 10

consider

przemyśleć

Answer 10

think over

When I asked Theresa to marry me, she said she’d have to think it over

Question 11

get rid of, discard

wyrzucać (coś), pozbywać się (czegoś)

Answer 11

throw away

The CD wouldn’t play any more, so I threw it away

Question 12

put on a piece of clothing to see how it looks on and whether it fits
przymierzyć

Answer 12

try on

Debra took the skirt into the changing room to try it on

Question 13

experiment with

wypróbować

Answer 13

try out

England need to try out a few new players before the World Cup starts

Question 14

not accpet (an offer, request, etc)
odrzucić

Answer 14

turn down

I applied to join Air Force, but they turned me down because of my eyesight

Question 15

change into sth different

zmieniać coś w coś

Answer 15

turn into

It started as the holiday of the lifetime but soon turned into the nightmare

Question 16

stop a machine working

wyłączyć

Answer 16

turn off

Could you please turn that stereo off?

Question 17

develop in a particular way or have a particular result

okazac się

Answer 17

turn out

I was late for the interview, but it turned out all right in the end and I got the job

Question 18

turn the page so that the other side is towards you

odwrócić kartkę (np. w książce)

Answer 18

turn over

If you all turn over, you’ll see the table that shows how sales have ogne this year

Question 19

go back in the opposit direction

zawrócić

Answer 19

turn round

I realised I had forgotten my phone so I turned round

Question 20

appear unexpectedly or without making a firm arrangement

pojawić się, zjawić się

Answer 20

turn up

Victor hadn’t been invited to the party but he just turned up anyway

Question 21

stop being effective (for a drug, etc, painkillers)

przestać działać

Answer 21

wear off

My arm started to hurt again as the effects of the painkiller wore off

Question 22

become old or unusable

zużyć się

Answer 22

wear out

I had to get a new pair of trainers because my old pair had worn out

Question 23

find the solution to a problem,etc

poprawić, rozwiązać

Answer 23

work out

If you look at the context, maybe you cn work out what the word means