I was drinking coffee yesterday.

Ez egy helytelen igeidő, mert folyamatos múlt idő időpontra használatos. Abban az időpontban éppen kávét ittam, tehát így lenne helyes: I was drinking coffee at 2.00 yesterday.

Man: Good morning, madam. Can I help you?

Woman: Oh, yes, hello officer. Oh, dear (Ó jajj!) It's terrible, I'm still shaking (Még mindig reszketek).

Man: Try to calm down, and tell me, what happened?

Woman: OK, I'll try. Well, I was walking along the High street, and I was hot, so I took off my jacket and I was carrying it in my right hand, I think... No, it was my left hand... yes, my left, and then suddenly my mobile phone rang, I heard it ring, but I couldn't find it in my bag...

Man: Good morning, madam. Can I help you?

Woman: Oh, yes, hello officer. Oh, dear (Ó jajj!) It's terrible, I'm still shaking (Még mindig reszketek).

Man: Try to calm down, and tell me, what happened?

Woman: OK, I'll try. Well, I was walking along the High street, and I was hot, so I took off my jacket and I was carrying it in my right hand, I think... No, it was my left hand... yes, my left, and then suddenly my mobile phone rang, I heard it ring, but I couldn't find it in my bag...

Man: Good morning, madam. Can I help you?

Woman: Oh, yes, hello officer. Oh, dear (Ó jajj!) It's terrible, I'm still shaking (Még mindig reszketek).

Man: Try to calm down, and tell me, what happened?

Woman: OK, I'll try. Well, I was walking along the High street, and I was hot, so I took off my jacket and I was carrying it in my right hand, I think... No, it was my left hand... yes, my left, and then suddenly my mobile phone rang, I heard it ring, but I couldn't find it in my bag...

Man: Please, slow down and first tell me your name and your address.

Woman: Oh, sorry. It's Mrs Clemans, Margaret Clemans, and I live at 13 Marlins Close, Potten End. (Close egy utca típus neve, általában zsákutca. Potten End egy angliai falu)

Man: Good morning, madam. Can I help you?

Woman: Oh, yes, hello officer. Oh, dear (Ó jajj!) It's terrible, I'm still shaking (Még mindig reszketek).

Man: Try to calm down, and tell me, what happened?

Woman: OK, I'll try. Well, I was walking along the High street, and I was hot, so I took off my jacket and I was carrying it in my right hand, I think... No, it was my left hand... yes, my left, and then suddenly my mobile phone rang, I heard it ring, but I couldn't find it in my bag...

Man: Please, slow down and first tell me your name and your address.

Woman: Oh, sorry. It's Mrs Clemans, Margaret Clemans, and I live at 13 Marlins Close, Potten End. (Close egy utca típus neve, általában zsákutca. Potten End egy angliai falu)

Man: Thank you Mrs Clemans. Now, you were carrying your jacket, and you were looking for your phone in your bag, yes?

Man: Good morning, madam. Can I help you?

Woman: Oh, yes, hello officer. Oh, dear (Ó jajj!) It's terrible, I'm still shaking (Még mindig reszketek).

Man: Try to calm down, and tell me, what happened?

Woman: OK, I'll try. Well, I was walking along the High street, and I was hot, so I took off my jacket and I was carrying it in my right hand, I think... No, it was my left hand... yes, my left, and then suddenly my mobile phone rang, I heard it ring, but I couldn't find it in my bag...

Man: Please, slow down and first tell me your name and your address.

Woman: Oh, sorry. It's Mrs Clemans, Margaret Clemans, and I live at 13 Marlins Close, Potten End. (Close egy utca típus neve, általában zsákutca. Potten End egy angliai falu)

Man: Thank you Mrs Clemans. Now, you were carrying your jacket, and you were looking for your phone in your bag, yes?

Woman: Yes, and it's a new phone, I got it two days ago.

Man: Could you please tell me what happened?

Woman: Of course, sorry. I couldn't find my phone, so I stopped walking and put my bag on a bench to have a proper look. I wasn't holding my bag because my jacket was in my other hand, and my mobile.... it was still ringing, and suddenly there was this man. He was walking towards me, as he passed he picked up bag and ran off. It was awful. He took my bag, my mobile. It was still ringing. He took everything. It all happened so quickly.

Man: Good morning, madam. Can I help you?

Woman: Oh, yes, hello officer. Oh, dear (Ó jajj!) It's terrible, I'm still shaking (Még mindig reszketek).

Man: Try to calm down, and tell me, what happened?

Woman: OK, I'll try. Well, I was walking along the High street, and I was hot, so I took off my jacket and I was carrying it in my right hand, I think... No, it was my left hand... yes, my left, and then suddenly my mobile phone rang, I heard it ring, but I couldn't find it in my bag...

Man: Please, slow down and first tell me your name and your address.

Woman: Oh, sorry. It's Mrs Clemans, Margaret Clemans, and I live at 13 Marlins Close, Potten End. (Close egy utca típus neve, általában zsákutca. Potten End egy angliai falu)

Man: Thank you Mrs Clemans. Now, you were carrying your jacket, and you were looking for your phone in your bag, yes?

Woman: Yes, and it's a new phone, I got it two days ago.

Man: Could you please tell me what happened?

Woman: Of course, sorry. I couldn't find my phone, so I stopped walking and put my bag on a bench to have a proper look. I wasn't holding my bag because my jacket was in my other hand, and my mobile.... it was still ringing, and suddenly there was this man. He was walking towards me, as he passed he picked up bag and ran off. It was awful. He took my bag, my mobile. It was still ringing. He took everything. It all happened so quickly.

Man: I know. These things are very upsetting. Did you see the man?What did he look like?

Woman: Unfortunately, I didn't get a good look. It was also quick but I think he was quite young, about 18 or 20 and he had long brown hair.

Man: Did you see what he was wearing?

Woman: I think he was wearing blue jeans, and a T-shirt, red T-shirt, I think.

Man: Good morning, madam. Can I help you?

Woman: Oh, yes, hello officer. Oh, dear (Ó jajj!) It's terrible, I'm still shaking (Még mindig reszketek).

Man: Try to calm down, and tell me, what happened?

Woman: OK, I'll try. Well, I was walking along the High street, and I was hot, so I took off my jacket and I was carrying it in my right hand, I think... No, it was my left hand... yes, my left, and then suddenly my mobile phone rang, I heard it ring, but I couldn't find it in my bag...

Man: Please, slow down and first tell me your name and your address.

Woman: Oh, sorry. It's Mrs Clemans, Margaret Clemans, and I live at 13 Marlins Close, Potten End. (Close egy utca típus neve, általában zsákutca. Potten End egy angliai falu)

Man: Thank you Mrs Clemans. Now, you were carrying your jacket, and you were looking for your phone in your bag, yes?

Woman: Yes, and it's a new phone, I got it two days ago.

Man: Could you please tell me what happened?

Woman: Of course, sorry. I couldn't find my phone, so I stopped walking and put my bag on a bench to have a proper look. I wasn't holding my bag because my jacket was in my other hand, and my mobile.... it was still ringing, and suddenly there was this man. He was walking towards me, as he passed he picked up bag and ran off. It was awful. He took my bag, my mobile. It was still ringing. He took everything. It all happened so quickly.

Man: I know. These things are very upsetting. Did you see the man?What did he look like?

Woman: Unfortunately, I didn't get a good look. It was also quick but I think he was quite young, about 18 or 20 and he had long brown hair.

Man: Did you see what he was wearing?

Woman: I think he was wearing blue jeans, and a T-shirt, red T-shirt, I think.

Man: Good morning, madam. Can I help you?

Woman: Oh, yes, hello officer. Oh, dear (Ó jajj!) It's terrible, I'm still shaking (Még mindig reszketek).

Man: Try to calm down, and tell me, what happened?

Woman: OK, I'll try. Well, I was walking along the High street, and I was hot, so I took off my jacket and I was carrying it in my right hand, I think... No, it was my left hand... yes, my left, and then suddenly my mobile phone rang, I heard it ring, but I couldn't find it in my bag...

Man: Please, slow down and first tell me your name and your address.

Woman: Oh, sorry. It's Mrs Clemans, Margaret Clemans, and I live at 13 Marlins Close, Potten End. (Close egy utca típus neve, általában zsákutca. Potten End egy angliai falu)

Man: Thank you Mrs Clemans. Now, you were carrying your jacket, and you were looking for your phone in your bag, yes?

Woman: Yes, and it's a new phone, I got it two days ago.

Man: Could you please tell me what happened?

Woman: Of course, sorry. I couldn't find my phone, so I stopped walking and put my bag on a bench to have a proper look. I wasn't holding my bag because my jacket was in my other hand, and my mobile.... it was still ringing, and suddenly there was this man. He was walking towards me, as he passed he picked up bag and ran off. It was awful. He took my bag, my mobile. It was still ringing. He took everything. It all happened so quickly.

Man: I know. These things are very upsetting. Did you see the man?What did he look like?

Woman: Unfortunately, I didn't get a good look. It was also quick but I think he was quite young, about 18 or 20 and he had long brown hair.

Man: Did you see what he was wearing?

Woman: I think he was wearing blue jeans, and a T-shirt, red T-shirt, I think.

Man: What time did the incident occur?

Woman: Oh, it happened 20 minutes ago, one o'clock.

Man: Could you describe your bag please, and tell me what's in it?

Woman: It's quite big. Not very big. It's grey and black with lots of pockets, that's why I couldn't find my phone. Too many pockets. My purse was in the bag, it's blue and there was 50 pounds in it, and my driving licence. Oh dear (ó jajj)! And my house keys. They were in the bag too.

Man: Well, Margo, that's your lucky day. Someone handed in a handbag fitting that description just 10 minutes ago. The thief obviously dropped it as he was running away, but please be more careful in future. Keep a tight hold of your bag.

Woman: Thank you officer. That's fantastic. What a relief! (Micsoda megkönnyebbülés)

Are there any interesting places I can visit I can visit here? - The castle is beautiful.

What did you buy in the market?

Mivel a kérdés múlt időre utal, nem lehet egyik jelen sem.

Valamilyen nyelvet beszél valaki, akkor a speak ige használatos.

Magát vágta meg, ezért himself.

Ismételd át a 134. leckét.

Woman: Ben, you lived and worked in Dubai for five years. Tell me something about the place.

Woman: Ben, you lived and worked in Dubai for five years. Tell me something about the place. Did you like it?

Ben: Yes, I did. It was a very exciting place to work and very multicultural. There are people from all over the world who live and work together very happily. It's a fantastic place in many ways.

Woman: Why is it so fantastic?

Ben:  Well, not many years ago it was just a small fishing village, but now just a few years later, there are huge modern buildings everywhere. There are so many shopping centers, sport stadiums, offices, hotels, it's incredible.

Woman: Ben, you lived and worked in Dubai for five years. Tell me something about the place. Did you like it?

Ben: Yes, I did. It was a very exciting place to work and very multicultural. There are people from all over the world who live and work together very happily. It's a fantastic place in many ways.

Woman: Why is it so fantastic?

Ben:  Well, not many years ago it was just a small fishing village, but now just a few years later, there are huge modern buildings everywhere. There are so many shopping centers, sport stadiums, offices, hotels, it's incredible.

Woman: How did you find the people?

Ben: Very friendly. Everyone was there to do business and we were guests in the country and they made us feel very welcome.

Woman: Ben, you lived and worked in Dubai for five years. Tell me something about the place. Did you like it?

Ben: Yes, I did. It was a very exciting place to work and very multicultural. There are people from all over the world who live and work together very happily. It's a fantastic place in many ways.

Woman: Why is it so fantastic?

Ben:  Well, not many years ago it was just a small fishing village, but now just a few years later, there are huge modern buildings everywhere. There are so many shopping centers, sport stadiums, offices, hotels, it's incredible.

Woman: How did you find the people?

Ben: Very friendly. Everyone was there to do business and we were guests in the country and they made us feel very welcome.

Woman: So people work very hard. What about entertainment. Was there a lot to do in your free time?

Ben: There's a lot of things to do. All the water sports, swimming, windsurfing and sport centers where you can play tennis and squash, you can even go skiing there.

Woman: Yes, I understand it. There's a ski center with real snow.

Ben: That's right. It can be 40 degree centigrade outside, but you can ski on snow. There's lots to do in the evening, bars, clubs music.

Woman: What about restaurants? I suppose there are a lot.

Ben: There's every kind of restaurants you can imagine, from top class international in the big hotels to Indian, Chinese, Thai, traditional Arab, everything.

Woman: Ben, you lived and worked in Dubai for five years. Tell me something about the place. Did you like it?

Ben: Yes, I did. It was a very exciting place to work and very multicultural. There are people from all over the world who live and work together very happily. It's a fantastic place in many ways.

Woman: Why is it so fantastic?

Ben:  Well, not many years ago it was just a small fishing village, but now just a few years later, there are huge modern buildings everywhere. There are so many shopping centers, sport stadiums, offices, hotels, it's incredible.

Woman: How did you find the people?

Ben: Very friendly. Everyone was there to do business and we were guests in the country and they made us feel very welcome.

Woman: So people work very hard. What about entertainment. Was there a lot to do in your free time?

Ben: There's a lot of things to do. All the water sports, swimming, windsurfing and sport centers where you can play tennis and squash, you can even go skiing there.

Woman: Yes, I understand it. There's a ski center with real snow.

Ben: That's right. It can be 40 degree centigrade outside, but you can ski on snow. There's lots to do in the evening, bars, clubs music.

Woman: What about restaurants? I suppose there are a lot.

Ben: There's every kind of restaurants you can imagine, from top class international in the big hotels to Indian, Chinese, Thai, traditional Arab, everything.

Woman: Did you find the weather OK? I mean it's really hot.

Ben:  Yes, it's a lot hotter than England. In the summer months of June to August it's really hot, but for eight months a year the climate is perfect........

Woman: Ben, you lived and worked in Dubai for five years. Tell me something about the place. Did you like it?

Ben: Yes, I did. It was a very exciting place to work and very multicultural. There are people from all over the world who live and work together very happily. It's a fantastic place in many ways.

Woman: Why is it so fantastic?

Ben:  Well, not many years ago it was just a small fishing village, but now just a few years later, there are huge modern buildings everywhere. There are so many shopping centers, sport stadiums, offices, hotels, it's incredible.

Woman: How did you find the people?

Ben: Very friendly. Everyone was there to do business and we were guests in the country and they made us feel very welcome.

Woman: So people work very hard. What about entertainment. Was there a lot to do in your free time?

Ben: There's a lot of things to do. All the water sports, swimming, windsurfing and sport centers where you can play tennis and squash, you can even go skiing there.

Woman: Yes, I understand it. There's a ski center with real snow.

Ben: That's right. It can be 40 degree centigrade outside, but you can ski on snow. There's lots to do in the evening, bars, clubs music.

Woman: What about restaurants? I suppose there are a lot.

Ben: There's every kind of restaurants you can imagine, from top class international in the big hotels to Indian, Chinese, Thai, traditional Arab, everything.

Woman: Did you find the weather OK? I mean it's really hot.

Ben:  Yes, it's a lot hotter than England. In the summer months of June to August it's really hot, but for eight months a year the climate is perfect, and it doesn't really rain at all.

Woman: Ben, you lived and worked in Dubai for five years. Tell me something about the place. Did you like it?

Ben: Yes, I did. It was a very exciting place to work and very multicultural. There are people from all over the world who live and work together very happily. It's a fantastic place in many ways.

Woman: Why is it so fantastic?

Ben:  Well, not many years ago it was just a small fishing village, but now just a few years later, there are huge modern buildings everywhere. There are so many shopping centers, sport stadiums, offices, hotels, it's incredible.

Woman: How did you find the people?

Ben: Very friendly. Everyone was there to do business and we were guests in the country and they made us feel very welcome.

Woman: So people work very hard. What about entertainment. Was there a lot to do in your free time?

Ben: There's a lot of things to do. All the water sports, swimming, windsurfing and sport centers where you can play tennis and squash, you can even go skiing there.

Woman: Yes, I understand it. There's a ski center with real snow.

Ben: That's right. It can be 40 degree centigrade outside, but you can ski on snow. There's lots to do in the evening, bars, clubs music.

Woman: What about restaurants? I suppose there are a lot.

Ben: There's every kind of restaurants you can imagine, from top class international in the big hotels to Indian, Chinese, Thai, traditional Arab, everything.

Woman: Did you find the weather OK? I mean it's really hot.

Ben:  Yes, it's a lot hotter than England. In the summer months of June to August it's really hot, but for eight months a year the climate is perfect, and it doesn't really rain at all.

Woman:  You were there with your family. Did they enjoy it?

Ben: Very much. My two children were born there. We had a much better standard of living than in England. Houses were cheaper and much bigger. My kids loved having a swimming pool.

Woman: Ben, you lived and worked in Dubai for five years. Tell me something about the place. Did you like it?

Ben: Yes, I did. It was a very exciting place to work and very multicultural. There are people from all over the world who live and work together very happily. It's a fantastic place in many ways.

Woman: Why is it so fantastic?

Ben:  Well, not many years ago it was just a small fishing village, but now just a few years later, there are huge modern buildings everywhere. There are so many shopping centers, sport stadiums, offices, hotels, it's incredible.

Woman: How did you find the people?

Ben: Very friendly. Everyone was there to do business and we were guests in the country and they made us feel very welcome.

Woman: So people work very hard. What about entertainment. Was there a lot to do in your free time?

Ben: There's a lot of things to do. All the water sports, swimming, windsurfing and sport centers where you can play tennis and squash, you can even go skiing there.

Woman: Yes, I understand it. There's a ski center with real snow.

Ben: That's right. It can be 40 degree centigrade outside, but you can ski on snow. There's lots to do in the evening, bars, clubs music.

Woman: What about restaurants? I suppose there are a lot.

Ben: There's every kind of restaurants you can imagine, from top class international in the big hotels to Indian, Chinese, Thai, traditional Arab, everything.

Woman: Did you find the weather OK? I mean it's really hot.

Ben:  Yes, it's a lot hotter than England. In the summer months of June to August it's really hot, but for eight months a year the climate is perfect, and it doesn't really rain at all.

Woman:  You were there with your family. Did they enjoy it?

Ben: Very much. My two children were born there. We had a much better standard of living than in England. Houses were cheaper and much bigger. My kids loved having a swimming pool.

Woman:  I'm sure they did. What did you miss while you were there?

Ben: Well, three things really. The biggest thing we missed was family, and seeing family and friends at the weekend. Another thing was the seasons. In England we have four seasons, different seasons, winter is different from spring, summer is different from autumn. But in Dubai it's always hot or very hot. And the third thing is there isn't a green countryside that you get in England. Sand and desert just isn't the same as a green field in England.

I'm doing great!

• Do you want to go to the museum?
• Of course. That's why I came here.

How long does it take to get to the airport?

Well, it's rush hour, so I think... half an hour.

This is THE MOST MODERN restaurant in this city.

Ha bizonytalan vagy a melléknevek fokozásában, akkor menj vissza még gyakorolni a 104. leckére