I znów poszerzamy nasz vocabulary bank
‘Very’ to bardzo dobre słówko – ‘very’ is a very good word Jednak może być nieco nieprecyzyjne, ponieważ często stoi przed popularnymi wyrazami jak ‘good’, necessary’, ‘interesting’. Możemy powiedzieć o filmie, że był ‘very good’, ale… są wyrazy, które pomogą wyrazić opinię w bardziej przekonujący sposób. Jak uczyć się słówek to na bogato.
Dobry tekst czy wypowiedź po angielsku unika nadmiernego używania słów jak ‘very’ czy ‘really’. Oczywiście są momenty, kiedy ich potrzebujemy – wtedy ich używajmy. Jeśli jednak wybierzemy odpowiednio silne i wymowne przymiotniki, ‘really’ czy ‘very’ nie będą nam tak często potrzebne.
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Słówka zamiast ‘very’,
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