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Advanced 2
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Unit 64 - Causative Verbs - get / have / let / make

Unit 65 Future Perfect Continuous
Unit 66 Past Perfect Continuous
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Unit 67 Past Participle

Unit 68 Verb Tenses in Active Voice
NIVO
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NIVO
4
NIVO
5
Unit 69 Sequence of Tenses

Unit 70 Slaganje vremena sa infinitivima i
participima
Lista nepravilnih glagola

Lista frazalnih glagola
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Causative Verbs
get / have / let / make
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Causative (uzroni) glagoli pokazuju da je neto ili neko indirektno odgovoran za

neku radnju. Subjekat ne vri radnju, ali ini da neto ili neko drugi uradi to
umesto njega. Na primer:
- Yesterday I had my hair cut. (Jue sam se oiao.)
Ja nisam sam oiao svoju kosu, ali sam dao drugome da to uradi umesto mene.
Have
Have je najei uzroni glagol. Umesto da neto sami radimo, mi have nekog
drugog da to uradi umesto nas. Evo kako izgleda forma reenice:
Glagol "to have" + objekat + past participle.
Na primer:
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NIVO
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- I had my jacket cleaned yesterday.

(Oistio sam jaknu jue.
Odnosno: Dao sam jue da mi se oisti jakna.)
- Did you have your computer fixed?
(Da li si popravio kompjuter?
Odnosno: Da li si dao da se popravi?
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Causative Verbs
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Ponekad koristimo have kao uzroni glagol kada nameravamo sami da uradimo
neto. Na primer:
- When will the report be ready? I'll do it by tomorrow morning. >>
- When will the report be ready? I'll have it done by tomorrow morning.
NIVO
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NIVO
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NIVO
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Koristei kozitiv u drugoj reenici, panja nije na vrioca radnje nego na dogadjaj koji je
uradjen. Zvui ljubaznije i profesionalnije.
Get
Get se esto koristi umesto have. Na primer:
- I got my computer fixed - I had my computer fixed. Ove dve reenice znae isto.
- I got my jacket cleaned. - I had my jacket cleaned. Ove dve reenice znae isto.
Uzrone glagole koristimo i kada imamo loa iskustva. U takvim situacijama ee
se koristi have. Na primer:
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- I had my wallet stolen.

(Nisam ja izazvao nekoga da mi ukrade novanik neko ga je ukrao od mene.)
Causative Verbs
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Postoje dve osnovne strukture kozitiva. Jedna je kao aktiv, a druga je kao pasiv.
Ovi primeri su sa glagolom have.
I had John fix the car.
Ja sam sredio da kola budu popravljena od strane John-a
odnosno, ja sam ga naterao da ih popravi.
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I had the car fixed.

Ja sam sredio da kola budu popravljena od strane neke osobe.
Mi ne znamo koje, tako da je ta reenica kao pasiv.
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Struktura kozitiv reenice u aktivu

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Subjekat
Causative
glagol
Agent
Glagol
Objekat
Susan
had
her brother
do
her homework.
The police
had
the suspect
stop
his car.
We
had
the carpenter
fix
our window.

Causative Verbs
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Struktura kozitiv reenice u pasivu.

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Subjekat
Causative
glagol
Objekat
Glagol na kome
se vri radnja
We
had
our door
fixed.
Mina
had
her hair
cut.
Iva
had
the windows
cleaned.
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NIVO
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NIVO
5

Causative Verbs
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1
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Glagol
Znaenje
Oblik glagola na
kome se vri
radnja
Primeri
infinitiv
The robbers made us

lie on the floor.
[Nema oblik za pasiv]
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Drugi glagoli u kozitivu

U svim primerima smo koristili causative glagol "have". Medjutim, mnogi drugi glagoli
mogu se upotrebljavati u kozitivu. U aktivnom obliku neki od ovih glagola zahtevaju da
glagol na kome se vri radnja ima "to" ispred. Evo nekoliko primera najeih causative
glagola.
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Vebe
make
naterati
get
Isto kao i
"have"
"to" oblik
I got George to pick me

up in the car.
She got her hair cut.
let
Dozvoliti,
dopustiti
infinitiv
I'll let you borrow my bike.

[Nema oblik za pasiv]

Causative Verbs
Customer Service:
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Jefferey:
Customer Service:
Jefferey:
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Customer Service:
Jefferey:
Customer Service:
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Jefferey:
Customer Service:
Jefferey:
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Customer Service:
Jefferey:
Customer Service:
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Jefferey:
Customer Service:
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Pacific Bell. May I help you? Pacific Bell. Mogu li Vam pomoi?
I'd like to have my phone disconnected. elim da mi se iskljui telefon.
May I ask why? Smem li da pitam zato?
Well, I'm graduated and am moving to California for a new job there.
Diplomirao sam i selim se u Kanadu zbog novog posla.
Congratulations! estitam.
Thanks. Hvala.
All right. May I have your phone number, please? U redu. Mogu li da dobijem broj Vaeg
telefona?
Sure. My phone number is 377-765-8769. Naravno. Moj telefonski broj je 377-765-8769.
And the name on the account, please? Ime na raunu molim Vas?
My name is Jefferey Schaefer. Moje ime je Jefferey Schaefer.
For security purposes, Mr. Schaefer, may I have your date of birth, please?
Iz bezbednosnih razloga, gospodine Schaefer, mogu li dobiti datum Vaeg rodjenja?
It's June 5, 1978.
Jun, 1978.
Thank you. Now, when would you like it to be disconnected?

Hvala. Kada biste eleli da bude isklkuen?
Tomorrow by 5:00 PM. Sutra do 5 sati.
Sure. The telephone will be disconnected at 5:00 PM tomorrow.
Naravno. Telefon e biti iskljuen u 5 sati popodne sutra.
Future Perfect Continuous

Sloeno trajno budue vreme
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Future Perfect Continuous izraava radnju koja e trajati do odreenog budueg

vremena ili trenutka u budunosti, a ne u nekom odreenom trenutku u budunosti:
At 8.00 o'clock in the evening, I will have been working ten hours.
(Do 8.00 sati uvee ja u imati za sobom ve 10 sati rada).
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Znai radnja poinje u 10 sati pre podne, traje deset sati, sve do 2.00 sati uvee kada
jo traje.
He will be tired when he arrives. He will have been travelling for 24 hours.
(Bie umoran kada stigne. Putovae ve 24 sata.)
Kako se gradi Future Perfect Continuous

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subjekat + pomoni g. will + pomoni g. "have" + past particip od "be"

+ present particip glavnog glagola
Odrine reenice se grade stavljanjem reice not izmeu will i have,
a upitne reenice inverzijom subjekta i pomonog glagola will.
Vidi tabelu na sledeoj strani.
Future Perfect Continuous

Sloeno trajno budue vreme
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I will have been calling
I will not have been

calling
will I have been calling?
you will have been calling
you will not have been

calling
will you have been calling?
he, she, it will have been

calling
he, she, it will not have

been calling
will he, she, it have been

calling?
we will have been calling
we will not have been

calling
will we have been calling?
you will have been calling
you will not have been

calling
will you have been calling?
they will have been calling
they will not have been

calling
will they have been calling?
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Past Perfect Continuous

Sloeno trajno prolo vreme
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Past Perfect Continous izraava prolu radnju koja je due vreme trajala pre nego to
se druga prola radnja dogodila. Na primer:
We had been walking for two hours before we saw the first house.
Peaili smo dva sata pre nego to smo ugledali prvu kuu.
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The day before they came, it had been raining for hours.
Dan pre nego to su stigli, kia je satima padala.
NIVO
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Kako se gradi:
subjekat + simple past od "to have" + past particip od "to be"
+ present particip gl. glagola
Odrian oblik se gradi uz pomo reice not,
a upitanoblik inverzijom subjekta i glagola "to have".
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Ram started waiting at 9am. I arrived at 11am.

Ram je poeo da eka u 9.pre podne. Ja sam stigao u 11 pre podne.
When I arrived, Ram had been waiting for two hours.
Kada sam stigao, Ram je ekao ve dva sata.
John was very tired. He had been running. John je bio veoma umoran, trao je.
I could smell cigarettes. Somebody had been smoking.
Osetio sam cigarete, neko je puio.
Past Perfect Continuous

Sloeno trajno prolo vreme
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Past Perfect Continous se upotrebljava i u indirektnom govoru umesto trajnog

oblika prolog vremena (past continous tense) u direktnom govoru.
Peter said: "Some of my friends have playing cards all night."
Peter je rekao: "Neki moji prijatelji su igrali karte cele veeri".
Peter said that some of his friends had been playing cards all night.
Peter je rekao da su neki od njegovih prijatelja igrali karte cele noi.
I had been calling
I had not been calling
had I been calling?
you had been calling
you had not been calling
had you been calling?
he, she, it had been

calling
he, she, it had not been

calling
had he, she, it had been

calling?
we had been calling
we had not been calling
had we been calling?
you had been calling
you had not been calling
had you been calling?
they had been calling
they had not been calling
had they been calling?

The Past Participle

Proli particip
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Proli particip izraava zavrenu prolu radnju kad skrauje vremensku reenicu.
Na srpski jezik se esto prevodi: kada je, kada se.
Encouraged by his success, he made a further effort.
(Ohrabren svojim uspehom, uinio je jo jedan napor.)
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Told what to do, he started at once.

(Kada mu je reeno ta da radi, krenuo je odmah.)
Warned of danger, he changed his decision.
(Upozoren na opasnost, on je promenio svoju odluku.)
Having + past participle, having been + past participle

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Having + past participle, having been + past participle izraavaju svrenu radnju
koja se dogodila pre neke druge radnje. Na primer:
Having done all my work, I went for a walk.
(Kada sam zavrila sav svoj posao, otila sam u etnju.)
Having recovered from his surprise, he explained what the matter was.
(Kada se pribrao od iznenadjenja, objasnio je u emu je stvar.)
Having found all he wanted, he went home very satisfied.
(Poto je saznao sve to je eleo, otiao je kui vrlo zadovoljan.)
The Past Participle

Proli particip
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Being + Past Participle

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Being + Past Participle izraava zavrenu pasivnu radnju koja se dogodila pre
neke druge radnje. Na primer:
Being asked about the exam, he said that he did not pass it.
(Kada su ga pitali o ispitu, rekao je da ga nije poloio.)
Being sent in time, she was able to reach them.
(Poto je bila poslata na vreme, mogla je da ih stigne.)
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Being given orders, we started at once.

(Kada su nam izdali naredjenja, krenuli smo odmah.)
The work being done well, everybody felt pleased.
(Poto je posao bio dobro uradjen, svi su se oseali zadovoljni.)
Being well taught, she never makes a mistake.
(Poto su je dobro nauili, ona nikad ne grei.)
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Being informed of the danger, he will know what to do.

(Poto je bio obaveten o opasnosti, on e znati ta da uradi.)
Verb Tenses
Vremena
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Jednina
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Mnoina
Prosta vremena
Oznaavaju da je dogadjaj u sadanjosti, prolosti ili budunosti.
Sadanje vreme
NIVO
2
NIVO
3
NIVO
4
1st person
I walk/draw
we walk/draw
2nd person
you walk/draw
you walk/draw
3rd person
he/she/it
walks/draws
they walk/draw
1st person
I walked/drew
we walked/drew
2nd person
you walked/drew
you walked/drew
3rd person
he/she/it
walked/drew
they walked/drew
1st person
I will walk/draw
we will walk/draw
2nd person
you will walk/draw
you will walk/draw
3rd person
he/she/it will
walk/draw
they will walk/draw
Prolo vreme
Budue vreme
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Verb Tenses
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Perfect vremena
Oznaavaju da je dogadjaj bio ili e biti zavren pre nekog drugog vremena ili dogadjaja.
Present perfect
NIVO
2
NIVO
3
1st person
I have walked/drawn
we have walked/drawn
2nd person
you have walked/drawn
you have walked/drawn
3rd person
he/she/it has
walked/drawn
they have walked/drawn
1st person
I had walked/drawn
we had walked/drawn
2nd person
you had walked/drawn
you had walked/drawn
3rd person
he/she/it had
walked/drawn
they had walked/drawn
1st person
I will have walked/drawn
we will have walked/drawn
2nd person
you will have walked/drawn
you will have walked/drawn
3rd person
he/she/it will have

walked/drawn
they will have walked/drawn
Past perfect
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Future perfect
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5

Verb Tenses
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Continuous Tenses
Oznaavaju radnju koja traje.
Present continuous
NIVO
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NIVO
3
1st person
I am walking/drawing
we are walking/drawing
2nd person
you are walking/drawing
you are walking/drawing
3rd person
he/she/it is
walking/drawing
they are walking/drawing
1st person
I was walking/drawing
we were walking/drawing
2nd person
you were walking/drawing
you were walking/drawing
3rd person
he/she/it was
walking/drawing
they were walking/drawing
1st person
I will be walking/drawing
we will be walking/drawing
2nd person
you will be walking/drawing
you will be walking/drawing
3rd person
he/she/it will be
walking/drawing
they will be walking/drawing
Past continuous
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Future continuous
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Verb Tenses
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Present perfect continuous

NIVO
1
NIVO
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1st person
I have been
walking/drawing
we have been
walking/drawing
2nd person
you have been

walking/drawing
you have been

walking/drawing
he/she/it has been

walking/drawing
they have been

walking/drawing
1st person
I had been
walking/drawing
we had been
walking/drawing
2nd person
you had been

walking/drawing
you had been

walking/drawing
he/she/it had been

walking/drawing
they had been

walking/drawing
1st person
I will have been

walking/drawing
we will have been

walking/drawing
2nd person
you will have been

walking/drawing
you will have been

walking/drawing
he/she/it will have been

walking/drawing
they will have been

walking/drawing
3rd person
Past perfect continuous
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3rd person
NIVO
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NIVO
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Future perfect continuous
3rd person

Sequence of Tenses
Slaganje vremena
NIVO
1
Vreme u glavnoj reenici
NIVO
2
Simple
Present
NIVO
3
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Vreme u zavisnoj reenici
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Primeri
Da se izrazi istovremena radnja,

koristite sadanje prosto vreme
I am eager to go to the concert

because I love the Wallflowers.
Da se izrazi prola radnja, koristite

prosto prolo vreme.
I know that I made the right choice.
Da se izrazi radnja koja je poela u

trenu u prolosti i traje do danas,
koristite present perfect.
They believe that they have elected

the right candidate.
Da izrazite radnju koja e se desiti,

koristite prosto budue vreme.
The President says that he will veto

the bill.
Da izrazite drugu zavrenu radnju,

koristite prosto prolo vrijeme.
I wanted to go home because I

missed my parents.
Da izrazite radnju koja se desila pre

druge radnje koristite past perfect.
She knew she had made the right

choice.
Da izrazite opte poznatu injenicu

koristite sadanje vreme.
The Deists believed that the

universe is like a giant clock.
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Simple
Past

Sequence of Tenses
Slaganje vremena
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Present
Perfect
ili
Past
Perfect
Sadraj
U svakom sluaju koristite prolo

vreme.
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She has grown a foot since she

turned nine.
The crowd had turned nasty before
the sheriff returned.
NIVO
2
Da izrazite istovremenu radnju koristite I will be so happy if they fix my car
sadanje vreme.
today.
NIVO
3
Future
NIVO
4
NIVO
5
Future
Perfect
Da izrazite radnju koja se desila ranije, You will surely pass this exam if you
koristite prolo vreme.
studied hard.
Da se izrazi radnja u budunosti

koja e se desiti pre radnje u
nezavisnoj reenici, koristite
prezent perfekt.
The college will probably close its

doors next summer if enrollments
have not increased.
U svakom sluaju koristite

sadanje vreme ili prezent
perfekt.
Most students will have taken sixty

credits by the time they graduate.
Most students will have taken sixty
credits by the time they have
graduated.

Slaganje vremena sa
infinitivima i participima
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INFINITIVI
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Vreme infinitiva
Present
Infinitive
(to see)
Uloga infinitiva
Da se izrazi istovremena
radnja ili radnja posle
glagola.
NIVO
3
NIVO
4
NIVO
5
Perfect
Infinitive
(to have seen)
Da se izrazi radnja koja se

desila pre glagola.
Primeri
Coach Espinoza is eager to try out her
new drills. ["eagerness" je sada; "to try
out" e se desiti posle.]
She would have liked to see more
veterans returning. [Infinitiv prezenta
"to see" je u istom trenutku kao i
prolo vreme "would have liked".]
The fans would like to have seen some

improvement this year. ["Would like"
opisuje stanje u sadanjosti; "to have
seen" opisuje neto pre tog vremena.]
They consider the team to have been
coached very well. [Infinitiv perfekta to
have been coached ukazuje na radnju
pre glagola consider.]

Slaganje vremena sa
infinitivima i participima
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PARTICIPI
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1
NIVO
2
Vreme participa
Present
Participle
(seeing)
Uloga participa
Da se izrazi radnja
koja se deava u
isto vreme kada i
glagol.
NIVO
3
NIVO
5
ili
Present
Perfect
Participle
Working on the fundamentals, the team slowly

began to improve. [Unaprijeujui osnove, tim
je poeo polako napredovati. Radnja se deava
paralelno, u isto vreme]
Prepared by last year's experience, the coach

knows not to expect too much. [Radnja
izraena pomou glagola u prezentu "knows",
je posledica glagola u prolom vremenu
"prepared".]
Past
Participle
NIVO
4
Primeri
Da se izrazi radnja
koja se deava pre
glagola.
Having experimented with several game plans,

the coaching staff devised a master strategy.
[Particip prezent perfekta "having
experimented", ukazuje na vreme pre glagola
u prolom vremenu "devised".]

Elektronske vebe
Sadraj
Elektronske vebe se nalaze u drugoj knjizi.

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Phrasal Verbs frazalni glagoli

Najee korieni frazalni glagoli:
break, bring, call, carry, come, do, fall, get, go, keep, look, make, put, run,
set, take, turn
break
break down
otkazati
fiziki i mentalno kolabirati
break in
Izvriti provalu
prekinuti
upadati
break off
prekinuti (terapiju, odnos)
break out
pobei iz zatvora, izbiti(npr.pege), izniknuti
break up
raskinuti vezu
bring
bring about
izazvati, dovesto do
bring forth
izneti, roditi
bring forward
obratiti panju na neto
bring on
izazvati neto da se desi, pojavi
bring round
ubediti
osvestiti
bring up
vaspitati
odgajiti
izneti

call
call back
zvati ponovo
call for
zahtevati, traiti
call in
pozvati
konsultovati specijalistu
call off
otkazati
call out
itati glasno imena, dobacivati

Narediti radnicima da trajkuju
call on
Traiti od nekoga da uradi neto
call up
telefonirati
izazvati
carry
carry away
otkloniti
Zaneti se, odneti
carry off
Odneti silom
poneti
Razneti
carry on
nastaviti
carry out
Izvriti, sprovesti
carry through
Privesti kraju, izvriti

sprovesti

come
come about
Desiti se, dogoditi se
come across
Naii na nekoga
come after
slediti
come at
napad
otkriti
come back
vratiti
come by
svratiti
Kupiti, dobiti
come down
Pasti (cene)
come down to
Oznaiti, misliti
come down with
Razboleti se
come in
ui
prodirati
come in for
Primiti, biti predmet kritike
come off
Nestati, odvojiti se
come out
Izai na videlo, objaviti, istupiti

Biti otklonjen (mrlja)
come over
Doi (ako ste daleko), obuzeti
come round
Posetiti nekoga
Povratiti svest
come to
Svoditi se na
Doi stii
come up
Pronii, iskrsnuti
Rasti (problem)
come up against
Suoiti se (sa problemima)
come upon
Naii na
come up to
match (a standard)
come up with
Doi do ideje

do
do away with
Iskoreniti, unititi
ubiti
do up
Urediti
Zakopati, upakovati
do with
Trebati, trpeti, zadovoljiti se, podnositi
do without
moi bez neega
fall
fall apart
Raspasti se
fall behind
zaostati
fall for
Biti zaljubljen u
podlei
fall in with
Sluajno sresti
Sukobiti se
fall off
Smanjiti se
Pasti od
fall out
svadja
fall out with
Svadjati se sa
fall through
propasti
fall to
Pasti, poeti eljno neku aktivnost

go
go against
Protiviti se
go along with
Slagati se, imati istu taku gledita
go away
otii
go down
sii
Ii dole (cene)
potonuti
Zai (sunce)
go for
Navaliti, napasti
go off
eksplodirati
Iskliznuti, opaliti
Ugasiti se
go on
nastaviti
go out
izai
trajkovati
go over
pregledati
go past
proi
go round
Posetiti neformalno
go through
pregledati
probiti
prepatiti
go up
Rasti (cene)
Skoiti, eksplodirati
go with
Slagati se sa, ii sa

keep
keep away
Drati se podalje
keep back
Zadravati, povui
keep down
Drati u potinjenosti, primati, spustiti
keep off
Izbegavati (temu)
Drati se podalje
keep on
nastaviti
keep up
Nastaviti
keep up with
Ii u korak sa
look
look after
Brinuti o nekome
look down on
Gledati nekoga sa visine
look for
traiti
look forward to
Radovati se
look into
Istraivati (zloin), ispitati
look on
Gledati
Osmatrati, smatrati
look out
Pazi, budi paljiv
look over
pregledati
look through
gledati kroz
Ispitivati sadraj neega
look up
Navratiti, potraiti
look up to
ugledati se na

put
put across
Izdejstvovati, rastumaiti
put back
Vratiti na mesto
Sauvati novac za budunost
Vratiti sat unazad
put by
utedeti
put down
Deponovati
Kladiti se
Zabeleiti, kritikovati, spustiti
put down to
Dati razlog, pripisati
put forward
Izneti
Predloiti, pogurati
put in for
Biti kandidat na izborima
put on
izigravati
zadirkivati
Dobiti (teinu)
put off
odloiti
put out
Ugasiti, ispruiti, uznemiriti
put through
Dati vezu, obezbediti, sprovesti
put up
graditi
Dii (ruku)
trpeti
Nuditi na prodaju
put up with
Tolerisati, prihvatiti

make
make for
dosegnuti
make off
Pobei, uputiti se
make out
Prepoznati,protumaiti, imati uspeha
make up
nadograditi
izgladiti
izmisliti
Naminkati se
make up for
nadoknaditi
Ponovo dobiti (vreme)
set
set aside
Staviti na stranu, ukinuti
set back
Osujetiti, pomeriti unazad
set down
Poloiti, sleteti, spustiti
set off
Aktivirati, istai, odvojiti

krenuti
set up
Osnovati, zakazati, prevariti

run
run after
juriti
run away
pobei
run down
Iznuriti, isprazniti se, nipodatavati

Rezimirati, trati niz
run in
Natrati, utrati, naleteti na nekoga
run into
Naleteti na nekoga, utrati, natrati
run off
pobei
run out
istrati
istei
run out of
Ostati bez, iscrpiti
run over
Otrati
protrati
pogaziti
run up against
Naii na tekoe

take
take after
Slediti nekoga kao primer

Liiti na
take down
Skinuti, rasklopiti, sneti, stenografisati
take in
Razumeti (znaenje)
Prevariti, suziti (odea)
take off
Skinuti (sa sebe)

uzleteti
take to
Odati se, navii se
take up
Nastaviti, sprijateljiti se
Latiti se, oduzeti, razmotriti
take up with
Udruiti se
turn
turn down
odbiti
Utiati, presaviti
turn in
Podneti, prijaviti
turn off
ugasiti
turn on
upaliti
turn out
Ispasti (dobro ili loe), ugasiti
turn over
Izvrnuti, prevrnuti se
turn up
pojaati
Pojaviti se
List of Irregular Verbs Lista nepravilnih glagola

Infinitive
Simple Past
Past Participle
Alight aterirati, stii
alighted, alit
alighted, alit
Arise dizati se,naii
arose
arisen
Awake probuditi, budan
awoke, awaked
awoken, awaked
Be biti
was, were
been
Bear nositi, radjati
bore
borne, born
Beat pobediti, tui
beat
beaten, beat
Become postati
became
become
Beget zaeti,dati povoda
begot
begotten
Begin poeti
began
begun
Bend krivina, nagnuti
bent
bent
Bereave liiti, oduzeti
bereaved, bereft
bereaved, bereft
Beseech preklinjati
besought, beseeched besought, beseeched
Bet kladiti
bet, betted
bet, betted
Bid narediti,ponuditi cenu
bade, bid
bidden, bid, bade
Bide ekati priliku
bade, bided
bided
Bind obavezati, vezati
bound
bound
Bite zagristi, ujesti
bit
bitten
Bleed krvariti
bled
bled
Bless - blagosloviti
blessed, blest
blessed, blest

Infinitive
Simple Past
Past Participle
Blow duvati
blew
blown
Break polomiti
broke
broken
Breed gajiti,pariti
bred
bred
Bring doneti
brought
brought
Broadcast iriti
broadcast, broadcasted broadcast, broadcasted
Build graditi
built
built
Burn goreti
burnt, burned
burnt, burned
Burst puknuti
burst
burst
Bust grudi, prsa
bust, busted
bust, busted
Buy kupiti
bought
bought
Can moi
could
(kein Participle)
Cast baciti,odbaciti
cast
cast
Catch uhvatiti
caught
caught
Choose izabrati
chose
chosen
Cleave rascepiti
cleft, cleaved, clove
cleft, cleaved, cloven
Cling prilepiti se
clung
clung
Clothe odenuti se
clothed, clad
clothed, clad
Come doi
came
come
Cost kotati
cost
cost
Creep - puziti
crept
crept

Infinitive
Crow kukurikati,vrana
Simple Past
crowed
Past Participle
crew, crowed
Cut sei, posei
cut
cut
Deal dogovoriti se
dealt
dealt
Dig kopati
dug
dug
Do raditi
did
done
Draw crtati
drew
drawn
Dream sanjati
dreamt, dreamed
dreamt, dreamed
Drink piti
drank
drunk
Drive voziti
drove
driven
Dwell stanovati,boraviti
dwelt, dwelled
dwelt, dwelled
Eat jesti
ate
eaten
Fall pasti
fell
fallen
Feed hraniti
fed
fed
Feel oseati
felt
felt
Fight boriti se
fought
fought
Find nai
found
found
Flee beati, izbegavati
fled
fled
Fling jurnuti,bacati se
flung
flung
Fly - leteti
flew
flown

Infinitive
Simple Past
Past Participle
Forbid zabraniti
forbad, forbade
forbid, forbidden
Forecast predvidjati
forecast, forecasted forecast, forecasted
Forget zaboraviti
forgot
forgotten
Forsake napustiti
forsook
forsaken
Freeze smrznuti (se)
froze
frozen
Geld - utrojiti
gelded, gelt
gelded, gelt
Get dobiti
got
got, gotten
Gild - pozlatiti
gilded, gilt
gilded, gilt
Give dati
gave
given
Gnaw gristi
gnawed
gnawed, gnawn
Go ii
went
gone
Grind mleti, treti se
ground
ground
Grip epati, stegnuti
gripped, gript
gripped, gript
Grow rasti
grew
grown
Hang obesiti, visiti
hung
hung
Have imati
had
had
Hear uti
heard
heard
Heave izvlaiti, dizati teret heaved, hove
heaved, hove
Hew cepati, sei
hewed, hewn
hewed

Infinitive
Simple Past
Past Participle
Hide - sakriti
hid
hidden, hid
Hit udariti
hit
hit
Hold drati, zagrliti
held
held
Hurt povrediiti
hurt
hurt
Keep uvati
kept
kept
Kneel kleati
knelt, kneeled
knelt, kneeled
Knit plesti
knitted, knit
knitted, knit
Know znati
knew
known
Lay lei
laid
laid
Lead voditi
led
led
Lean nagnuti se
leant, leaned
leant, leaned
Leap skoiti,preskoiti
leapt, leaped
leapt, leaped
Learn uiti
learnt, learned
learnt, learned
Leave otii, napustiti
left
left
Lend pozajmiti
lent
lent
Let dopustiti, dozvoliti
let
let
Lie leati,poloiti
lay
lain
Light svetleti, zapaliti
lit, lighted
lit, lighted

Infinitive
Simple Past
Past Participle
Lose izgubiti
lost
lost
Make napraviti
made
made
May moi, smeti
might
Mean znaiti, misliti
meant
meant
Meet sresti, upoznati
met
met
Melt topiti se
melted
molten, melted
Mow kositi
mowed
mown, mowed
Pay platiti
paid
paid
Pen zatvoriti u tor
pent, penned
pent, penned
Plead braniti, zastupati
pled, pleaded
pled, pleaded
Prove dokazati
proved
proven, proved
Put staviti
put
put
Quit odutati
quit, quitted
quit, quitted
Read itati
read
read
Rid otarasiti se
rid, ridded
rid, ridded
Ride jahati
rode
ridden
Ring zvoniti
rang
rung
Rise dii se, peti se
rose
risen
Run - trati
ran
run

Infinitive
Simple Past
Past Participle
Saw testerisati
sawed
sawn, sawed
Say rei, kazati
said
said
See videti
saw
seen
Seek . Tragati, traiti
sought
sought
Sell prodati
sold
sold
Send poslati
sent
sent
Set namestiti, postaviti
set
set
Sew iti
sewed
sewn, sewed
Shake tresti, umutiti
shook
shaken
Shall - u
should
Shear pokositi, oiati
sheared
shorn, sheared
Shed izdati, opadati,hangar
shed
shed
Shine sijati se
shone
shone
Shit
shit, shitted, shat shit, shitted, shat
Shoe obuti, cipela
shod, shoed
shod, shoed
Shoot ustreliti, pogoditi
shot
shot
Show pokazati
showed
shown, showed
Shred raspadati se,dronjak
shred, shredded
shred, shredded
Shrink izbegavati,skupiti se
shrank, shrunk
shrunk

Infinitive
Simple Past
Past Participle
Shut zatvoriti
shut
shut
Sing pevati
sang
sung
Sink potonuti
sank
sunk
Sit sesti
sat
sat
Slay prebiti, ubiti
slew
slain
Sleep spavati
slept
slept
Slide okliznuti se, izmai
slid
slid
Sling baciti, izbaciti, prebaciti
slung
slung
Slink prikradati se
slunk
slunk
Slit sei u duinu, otvor
slit
slit
Smell mirisati
smelt, smelled
smelt, smelled
Smite poraziti
smote
smitten
Sow posejati, posuti
sowed
sown, sowed
Speak govoriti
spoke
spoken
Speed uriti, brzina
sped, speeded
sped, speeded
Spell izgovarati, madjija
spelt, spelled
spelt, spelled
Spend provesti
spent
spent
Spill - prosuti
spilt, spilled
spilt, spilled

Infinitive
Simple Past
Past Participle
Spin okretati, vrteti
spun
spun
Spit pljunuti, prskati
spat
spat
Split podeliti
split
split
Spoil razmaziti, kvariti
spoilt, spoiled
spoilt, spoiled
Spread rairiti se
spread
spread
Spring skoiti, prolee
sprang, sprung
sprung
Stand stajati
stood
stood
Steal ukrasti
stole
stolen
Stick gurnuti, probosti
stuck
stuck
Sting opei, ubosti, aoka
stung
stung
Stink zaudarati, smrdeti
stank, stunk
stunk
Stride krupno koraati,korak strode
stridden
Strike izbaciti, trajkovati
struck
struck
String snabdeti icom,ica
strung
strung
Strive boriti se, nastojati
strove
striven
Swear zaklet
swore
sworn
Sweat znojiti se, znoj
sweat, sweated
sweat, sweated
Sweep zamahnuti, zamah
swept
swept

Infinitive
Simple Past
Past Participle
Swell - naduti se
swelled
swollen, swelled
Swim plivati
swam
swum
Swing ljuljati se
swung
swung
Take uzeti
took
taken
Teach poduavati
taught
taught
Tear rascepiti, suza
tore
torn
Telecast prenositi
telecast, telecasted
telecast, telecasted
Tell rei, kazati
told
told
Think misliti
thought
thought
Throw baciti
threw
thrown
Thrust gurati, tiskati
thrust
thrust
Tread gaziti, ii korak
trod
trodden
Understand razumeti
understood
understood
Wake buditi, bdeti
woke, waked
woken, waked
Wear nositi
wore
worn
Weave tkati
wove
woven
Wed venati se
wed, wedded
wed, wedded
Weep plakati
wept
wept
Wet nakvasiti, vlaan
wet, wetted
wet, wetted

Infinitive
Simple Past
Past Participle
Win pobediti, osvojiti
won
won
Wind duvati, vetar
wound
wound
Wring stezati, cediti
wrung
wrung
Write - pisati
wrote
written
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Lesson 13
Lesson 14
Lesson 15
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Pre-intermediate & Intermediate Level
Klikni na lekciju
- Hi, I havent seen you for a few weeks. Have you moved to
a different department?
- No, I havent, but our department has moved to a different
part of the building. We used to be on the second floor, but
now we are on the third floor.
- What is your new office like?
- Its bigger than the last one, but that is because our
department has expanded.
Situation: Two colleagues, Amanda and Sam, meet in the corridor at work.
She tells Sam about her new office.
Style: friendly and quite informal
..
Notes:
1.I havent seen you for a few weeks = it is a few weeks since I last saw you
2.a different department = a different section of the company
3.I havent, ( using only the auxiliary verb) = I have not moved to a new
department
4.We used to be = In the past we were
5.on the second floor = located on the 2nd level of the building. (note: The
ground floor is at the same level as the ground, in other words, the same
level as the street. The first floor is up one level of stairs, and The second
floor is up 2 levels of stairs. Be careful because in many countries the
system is different, so The first floor is at ground level!)
6.on the third floor = located on the 3rd level of the building.
7.What is your new office like? = Please describe your new office
8.the last one = the last office / the office that I was in before
9.has expanded. (more formal) = has grown / has got bigger (informal)
Klikni na lekciju
- Which part of the third floor is your new office on?

- Its quite near the lift. Coming out of the lift, you need to turn
right, then go to the end of the corridor. Its the last door on
the left.
- So you have a lot of natural light there, dont you? I think
that is the office with the huge windows.
- Yes, thats right.
Situation: Amanda tells Sam where her office is, and how to get there.
Style: general
..
Notes:
1.Which part of the third floor is you new office on? = On which part of the 3rd
floor is your new office? (much more formal)
2.quite near = fairly close to
3.the lift (British English) = the elevator (American English)
4.Coming out of (phrasal verb) the lift, = When you come out of the lift, /
When you leave the lift
5.to turn right = to turn in a right hand direction
6.So you have a lot of natural light there, dont you? (note: a negative
question tag (...dont you?) expects a positive answer and is therefore often
used as a way of checking or confirming information.) = So, I believe you
have a lot of natural light in there
7.natural light = daylight / light from the sun
8.huge = very big / enormous
9.thats right. = you are correct (much more formal)
Klikni na lekciju
- How many people are there in your department?

- There were five people until a couple of months ago, but
since then four new ones have joined, so in total there are
nine of us.
- What are the new people like?
- They are nice except for one of them, who is quite badtempered.
Situation: Sam asks Amanda about the colleagues who work in her
department.
Style: general
..
Notes:
1.How many people are there in your department? = How many people work
in the same department as you?
2.a couple of months = two months
3.since then = since that time
4.four new ones = four new people
5.four new ones have joined = four new people have entered the department
6.in total = altogether
7.there are nine of us = there are nine people in our group
8.What are the new people like? = Please describe the new people
9.except for = apart from
10.bad-tempered = unpleasant / sometimes angry
Klikni na lekciju
- If you were to believe what we see on the TV and in the

newspapers you would think that crime was worse than ever.
- Yes, well, peoples perception of crime is often much worse
than the reality. Fear of crime is often heightened by what we
see and read in the papers, but as I said crime rates are
actually falling!
- What about fraud? Surely that must be rising?
- Well according to the figures, even fraud and forgery are
down but Im not sure if that includes online fraud.
Notes:
If you were to believe = If you accepted as correct (more formal)
perception of = image of
heightened by = accentuated by / made worse by
crime rates are actually falling = levels of crime are at this moment getting
lower
fraud = obtaining money by deception (e.g. making people believe that they
are buying a product, then accepting payment but not providing a product.)
Surely that must be rising? = Surely that must be becoming more frequent?
according to the figures (more formal) = The statistics say that
forgery = falsification (of documents and products)
are down (phrasal verb) = have been reduced
online fraud = fraud that is committed on the internet
Klikni na lekciju
- There is usually a cause and effect between high joblessness

and rising crime levels but in this recession this link seems to
have been broken.
- So, we can all feel a little bit safer walking the streets?
- Well, according to the statistics, offences are down in all
areas.
- How about violent crime?
- Thats down by six percent (6%). Apparently, there were six
hundred and fifteen murders in England and Wales, which is
the lowest figure for 12 years. Although, that said, its still fifty
percent higher than it was in the nineteen sixties.
Notes:
a cause and effect between (more formal) = a causal connection between
high joblessness = high levels of unemployment
rising crime levels = increasing amounts of recorded crime
recession = economic downturn
link = connection
according to = as stated by
the statistics = figures (collected by an official body)
offences = crimes
are down (phrasal verb) in all areas = are reduced in all areas
murders = deliberate, premeditated killings
the lowest figure = the lowest amount
Although, that said = But, having said that

Notes:
just released = recently published (more formal)
the crime figures = the statistics relating to the levels of crime
that has been committed (more formal)
on the surface (idiom) = at first appearance / when you first look
at it
crime levels have dropped = the amount of crime committed has
fallen
headline = leading phrase (in a newspaper which is normally
highlighted in bold black letters)
in the paper = in the newspaper
Big drop in crime as recession outlaws fail to materialise =
large reduction in crime as the expected appearance of new
criminals provoked by the recession does not happen
recession = economic downturn where negative national growth
is recorded
outlaws = criminals / people who break the law
fail to materialise (more formal) = do not appear
the economic downturn = recession
would bring a crime wave with it = would provoke a crime wave
a crime wave (idiom) = a sudden explosion of crime
unemployed = jobless
Its nice to see that the government has so little faith in its
people (here the speaker is using sarcasm) = It is unpleasant to
see that the government trusts its people so little
law breakers = criminals
overnight = very quickly / suddenly
Klikni na lekciju
- The government has just

released the crime figures
for the last year and on the
surface, it appears to be
good news.
- What? So, youre telling
me crime levels have
dropped?
- Well, look at this headline
in the paper. It says Big
drop in crime as recession
outlaws fail to materialise.
It seems that the
government was expecting
the economic downturn
would bring a crime wave
with it as more and more
people became
unemployed.
- Its nice to see that the
government has so little
faith in its people that it
thinks that bad times would
turn us all into law breakers
overnight!
Klikni na lekciju
A VISIT TO THE ADVISOR

Student: You wanted to see me?
Advisor: That's right. We need to have a serious talk.
Student: About what?
Advisor: Your attendance--or rather, lack of it.
Student: OK, so I've ditched class a few times . . .
Advisor: A few times? I've been told you've missed six out of eight
times in two different classes! That's really setting yourself up to
fail.
Student: Oh, come on. Those classes are really boring!
Advisor: But they're also required, so that doesn't matter. You're
about to be in big trouble.
Student: What's the big deal about missing some classes?
Advisor: The big deal is that you're here on a student visa.
Student: So?
Advisor: So if you don't attend class regularly, you won't be a fulltime student--which your visa requires. You'll be out of status.
Student: What are you gonna do? Turn me in to the Immigration
Police?
Advisor: Oh, of course I'll have to report you if you continue
missing your class, but I'm going to do something else first.
Student: Like what?
Advisor: Like faxing your father.
Klikni na lekciju
Shopping in America
Anna: Hi Masahiro! How's it going?
Masahiro: Fine, I guess. How about you?
Anna: Busy. Guess who's coming our way?
Will: Hi guys! What's up?
Anna: Nothing much. We just ran into each other.
Will: That's nice. So Masahiro, how's the coffee maker working?
Masahiro: Actually, it doesn't work well. It was a waste of money.
I guess I should have shopped around for a good one.
Anna: Why don't you take it back?
Masahiro: I'd like to, but I've misplaced the receipt.
Will: Well, if it's any consolation, my shopping wasn't all that great
either. I wish I'd never bought Stephanie a necklace. Just last
night she was telling me how she wished she had Liz Taylor's new
perfume.
Anna: That makes three displeased shoppers. Guess what? The
camera I bought and shipped to Mike just this morning is now on
sale! It's a pity that I bought it then. Then again, I guess I shouldn't
complain. It was a good buy, even though I didn't get the best deal
on it. Anyway, Masahiro, I suggest you look for that receipt and
just go to the Complaints Department and say "I'd like to exchange
this, please." It's as simple as that. And Will, it's not too late for
you to ask for a refund.
Klikni na lekciju
Store Clerk: Hi. Welcome to Angie's. Can I help you find something or are you just looking?
Marianne: I'm not sure. Aren't you having a sale right now?
Store Clerk: Everything on these two racks over here is on sale.
Marianne: Thanks. Oooo. This sweater is nice. But it looks a little big. Do you have this in a smaller size?
Store Clerk: I think so. Let me look. Oh, here's one. Would you like to use the fitting room to try it on?
Marianne: Sure. Thanks.
...a little later...
Store Clerk: How did it fit?
Marianne: Not too bad. I think I'll take it.
Store Clerk: Great. (She takes it off the hanger) How would you like to pay?
Marianne: Well, I'm almost maxed out on my credit card, so I think I'll pay with a check.
Store Clerk: Okay, with tax it comes to $24.93.*
Marianne: Who should I make the check out to?
Store Clerk: Angie's.
Marianne: Here you are.
Store Clerk: Can I see some I.D. too, please?
Marianne: Sure, here is my driver's license.
Store Clerk: Thanks. Here you go. Enjoy your sweater. And have a nice day.
Marianne: Thanks. You too.
* You pronounce this - twenty-four dollars and ninety-three cents, OR you can say twenty-four ninety-three if
everyone already knows you are talking about money.
are you just looking? = do you want

to look alone?
to have a sale = a store will have
many things at a discount (The store is
having a sale.)
to be on sale = one or more items at
a discount (This shirt is on sale.)
hanger = holds the clothes (a picture
of it is on the left)
rack = a metal (or other kind) bar that
holds clothes. You put your clothes on
a hanger and then put the hanger on a
rack.
fitting room = the place where you try
on clothes
max out a credit card = (this is slang)
It means you have reached your limit.
If you cannot spend more money on
your credit card, you have maxed it
out.
how would you like to pay? = do you
want to pay with cash, a credit card, or
a check?
how does it fit? = is it a good size for
you?
I'll take it = I'll buy it
who should I make the check out
to? = what name should I write on the
check?
tax = the extra money a store charges.
It goes to the government.
I.D. = identification (card)
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The Birthday Party

Sarah: Hey Lisa, wait up! I've wanted to have a chance to talk to you.
Lisa: Hi! What's up?
Sarah: This weekend I'm having a birthday party for Ted. I'd like you to come.
Lisa: I'd love to. When is it?
Sarah: We're having it this Saturday at 8:00 at my house. We're going to
order a pizza and play some games. Then whoever wants to stay longer can
hang out and watch a video.
Lisa: It sounds like a lot of fun. But now that I think about it, I promised I
would do something with Nathan Saturday night.
Sarah: Well why don't you bring him along? It would be fun. Ted would really
like that. I'm sure.
Lisa: Really? That would be great. Okay, I'll ask Nathan to come along.
*What can I bring?
Sarah: Nothing. Just bring yourselves. No presents are necessary and
everything else has been planned.
*It is polite to offer to bring something to a party.
wait up- wait, wait for me

what's up- what is
happening? what do you
want to talk about?
hang out (slang)- be with
friends doing nothing
special
bring (someone) alonginvite someone, have
someone join you
come along- follow, join
you
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The Weather's Great!

Diana: It's a gorgeous day today! What do you say we take a picnic and go
down to the park?
Doug: Sounds great! Should we pack some sandwiches or pick up
something along the way?
Diana: Why don't we stop and get some fried chicken at KFC and head
down to Murray Park? Let's bring a few games, too.
Doug: Okay, I'll get the Frisbee and a softball so we can toss them around.
And... what do you think? Should we bring the dog?
Diana: Definitely. He'll love it down there.
Doug: I'll get his leash and dog dish. I'm grabbing a tablecloth, too, so we
don't have to eat on a dirty picnic table.
Diana: Good idea. I'll bring some napkins. I always get so dirty when I eat
fried chicken.
Doug: Wait a minute...
Diana: What is it?
Doug: Did you hear that? I heard thunder. A storm is coming.
Diana: Oh no, you've got to be kidding...
gorgeous- beautiful
What do you say...- (slang) What do
you think about...
to pack- make and take
to pick something up- buy
to head down- to go to
to toss around- to throw
leash- a rope or chain for holding an
animal
dog dish- plate for dogs to eat out of
to grab- to get quickly, to take
suddenly
tablecloth- fabric or material we put
on a table to keep it clean
thunder- loud noise in the sky when
a storm comes. The light in the sky is
called lightning. You can see a
picture below.
You've got to be kidding- It's hard
to believe. Something you say when
you are surprised.
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The Job Interview

Ms. Ballard: I see on your resume that you worked as a manager at Computer Country. Could
you tell me a little more about your responsibilities there?
Carey Cornwall: Sure. I was responsible for overseeing about 30 employees, I did all of the
ordering for the store, and I kept track of the inventory.
Ms. Ballard: What was the most difficult part of your job?
Carey Cornwall: Probably handling angry customers. We didn't have them very often, but when
we did, I needed to make sure they were well taken care of. After all, the customer is always
right.
Ms. Ballard: That's how we feel here, too. How long did you work there?
Carey Cornwall: I was there for 3 1/2 years. I left the company last month.
Ms. Ballard: And why did you leave?
Casey Cornwall: My husband has been transferred to Emoryville and I understand your
company has an opening there, too.
Ms. Ballard: Yes, that's right, we do. But the position won't start until the middle of next month.
Would that be a problem for you?
Carey Cornwall: No, not at all. My husband's new job doesn't begin for a few weeks, so we
thought we would spend some time driving to Emoryville and stop to see my parents.
Ms. Ballard: That sounds nice. So tell me, why are you interested in this particular position?
Carey Cornwall: I know that your company has a great reputation and a wonderful product. I
have thought many times that I would like to be a part of it. When I heard about the opening in
Emoryville, I jumped on the opportunity.
Ms. Ballard: Well, I'm glad you did. Now, please tell me about...
resume- a summary of a
person's work and
education
responsibilities- things
that must be done
to oversee- to be the boss
of, to make sure something
is done, to supervise
to keep track of- to be
aware of or notice
something
inventory- the number of
items a store has
to handle- to take care of,
to deal with
to be transferred- to be
moved from one place to
another
an opening- an available
job
a position- a job
reputation- how other
people feel about
something, the opinion of
other people
to jump on something- to
do something immediately
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Advanced Level
- Hi Sarah, Im glad Ive bumped into you because I really need

to have a word with you about Mr Simpson, the fellow thats
recently been taken on to re-organize the PR department.
- Oh, yes. How are you getting on with him?
- Well, I dont really like having to say it and believe me its
nothing personal but I just dont think hes up to the job. To be
frank, I think hes way out of his depth and as you know
yourself from experience, running the PR department is a tall
order even for someone with years of experience in the field but restructuring one is a different ball game altogether.
- Do you not think that youre being just a little bit hasty in
judging him? Because after all hes only just settling in. He
hasnt had time to find his feet yet, has he? - I suppose not.
- Im of the opinion that we give him a little bit longer to see
how he shapes up before we jump to any conclusions, you
know, give him a chance to prove himself.
- Um, well, maybe youre right. Lets give it a week or two and
then re-convene.
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Notes:
Im glad that Ive bumped into you (phrasal verb: to bump into someone = to meet
someone by chance or without prior arrangement) = Im happy to have met you by
chance
I really need to have a word with you about (idiom) = I really want to speak to you
about
the fellow = the man
thats recently been taken on (phrasal verb: to take somebody on = to employ or
contract someone) to re-organize the PR department = that has recently been
employed to rearrange the Public Relations department
How are you getting on with (phrasal verb: to get on with somebody = to have a
good social or working relationship with someone) him? = Are you having a good or a
bad working relationship with him?
its nothing personal (idiom) = I dont dislike him on a personal basis
I just dont think hes up to (phrasal verb: to be up to something = to be capable of
doing something) the job = I dont believe that he is capable of doing his job
To be frank = Speaking honestly / to be honest
hes way out of his depth (idiom: to be out of your depth = to be in a situation that
you cannot cope with) = hes doing a job that is far too complicated for him
running the PR department = managing the Public Relations department
a tall order (idiom) = an extremely difficult task that may be difficult to complete or
perform
in the field (idiom) = in that line of work
a different ball game (idiom) altogether = a completely different situation / task
youre being a little bit hasty in judging him = you are judging him too soon
hes only just settling in (phrasal verb: to settle in = to become used to a situation
or position) = hes only just getting used to the job
He hasnt had time to find his feet yet (idiom: to find your feet = to adapt to a
situation or position) = He hasnt had time to adapt to the job yet
to see how he shapes up (phrasal verb: to shape up = to develop or improve
performance) = to see how well he improves after getting used to the job
to prove himself = to show that he is good enough / to show that he is up to
(phrasal verb) the job
before we jump to any conclusions (idiom) = before we judge too quickly and
without the sufficient evidence
re-convene (more formal) = meet again / get together (phrasal verb) again
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Advanced Level
- Oh, John remember you had a quiet word in my ear the

other week about Mr Simpsons performance? Hows he
getting on?
- Oh, yes. Well, Im sorry to tell you nothing has changed - in
fact Id even say that the situations deteriorated since we last
spoke.
- So, I take it that youre still unimpressed with his
performance, then? - Im afraid so!
- You two really havent hit it off, have you?
- No, its not that. We get on fine. As I said the other day, its
not a clash of personalities. I like the man but I think hes
struggling and not coping well with the pressures.
- What about the other people working under him? Have you
made enquiries as to their opinions? Maybe that would be a
wise move in this situation?
- As far as I know, the others in the department are all having
difficulties with the changes that he seems hell bent on
implementing. The department was running like clockwork
before he came along. If its not broken dont fix it, I say.
Advanced Level
Notes:
1. you had a quiet word in my ear about (idiom) = you spoke to me
discreetly about (more formal)
2. about Mr Simpsons performance (more formal) = about how well Mr
Simpson was doing
3. You two really havent hit it off (phrasal verb: to hit it off with someone = to
get on well with someone) = You two really havent started your relationship
very harmoniously
4. We get on (phrasal verb) fine = we have a good relationship
5. a clash of personalities = a situation in which the difference between two
peoples personalities causes friction and discord
6. hes struggling and not coping well with the pressures = hes having
problems and not dealing well with the demands of the job
7. the other people working under him = the other people that he is
managing
8. have you made enquiries as to their opinions? (more formal) = have you
asked them what they think?
9. a wise move = a good course of action
10. As far as I know = To the best of my knowledge (more formal)
11. the department = the section within the company
12. the changes that he seems hell bent on (idiom) implementing = the
changes that he appears to be very determined to make
13. running like clockwork (idiom) = functioning perfectly
14. before he came along (phrasal verb) = before he appeared
15. If its not broken dont fix it (idiom) = If there is not a problem, dont try to
make any changes
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Advanced Level
- One thing that you shouldnt forget is that Simpson came

to this company with glowing references and a CV that
spoke volumes about his management abilities. He was
actively head hunted by our company and the Managing
Director reckons we were lucky to get him.
- Yes, Im aware of his past record at Johnsons Ltd.
- Apparently, he was instrumental in turning the company
round and hes spoken of there very highly, so he must
have been doing something right. Hes got a real
reputation as a business trouble shooter.
- Im not disputing the mans abilities and I know all about
his reputation but it's my view that his management style
is just totally unsuited to this company.
- I know what you mean to an extent - he can be a bit
brusque and overbearing at times but Im afraid to say that
thats just something youll just have to get used to and
try not to take it personally. His remit is to re-shape the
department so hes bound to tread on a few toes whilst
doing so.
Advanced Level
Notes:
1. glowing references = very good recommendations from previous employers
2. a CV that spoke volumes about his management abilities = a Curriculum Vitae that showed that
he had a lot of experience in management and praised his management abilities highly
3. He was actively head hunted (idiom) by our company = Our company deliberately sought him
out (phrasal verb: to seek someone out = to deliberately find someone, perhaps with effort) in
order to offer him a job
4. reckons = thinks
5. his past record at Johnsons Ltd = his past performance at Johnsons Ltd
6. Apparently = By all accounts / Judging from what people have said / I have heard that
7. he was instrumental in = he played an important role in
8. turning the company round (phrasal verb: to turn something around = to take something that
was failing and make it succeed ) = changing the economic fortunes of the company from bad to
good
9. hes spoken of there very highly = the people there have a lot of respect for him
10. Hes got a real reputation as = He is known by many as
11. a business trouble shooter (idiom) = a person who looks at the problems of a business and
gives recommendations that might help to resolve these problems
12. Im not disputing the mans abilities (more formal) = Im not saying that the man does not know
what he is doing
13. is just totally unsuited to this company (more formal) = is simply not right for this company
14. I know what you mean to an extent = I agree partially with what you are saying
15. brusque = rude and harsh (in manner of speaking)
16. overbearing = dominating / bossy
17. to get used to = to become accustomed to (more formal)
18. try not to take it personally (Idiom: to take something personally = to be upset or offended by
the way another person has behaved towards you) = try not to be too sensitive and try not to get
upset about it
19. His remit is = The task that he has been given is
20. to re-shape the department = to make structural changes within that particular part of the
company
21. hes bound to tread on a few toes (idiom: to tread on someones toes = to offend or upset
someone, especially by making changes in a situation where that person has some control or has
their own way of doing things.) = it would be impossible for him to avoid upsetting a few people
22. whilst doing so = in the process
Jokes from Nasreddin Hodja

Cat and the liver - After the Hodja got a liver recipe from his friend, he
bought some liver. Nasreddin loved liver and he wanted to eat it very often.
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One day the Hodja became very angry and said: Woman, I brought liver!
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is it? Oh, said his wife. The silly cat took it and fled away. At this
same time the cat was in the room.
The Hodja caught it, brought a steelyard and weighted the cat. Then he
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Blanket is gone - At midnight the Hodja heard a noise. Two men were
struggling outside. The Hodja got out of his bed with a blanket over him and
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Jokes from Nasreddin Hodja ale od Nasreddin Hodja za naprednije

An easy Birth Method - A woman was giving a difficult birth to a child in a
village. As her relatives were waiting for many hours, they decided to call
Nasreddin Hodja. He came, listened to their story and went away.
He returned in a few moments with a toy that made a squeaking sound.
They asked him why and he said: Because the child will hear the voice of
the toy and will very quickly come out to play.
Darkness - One day the Hodja lost his ring. He searched and searched, but
he couldn't find it. Then he got out of the house and began to search the ring
on the road. People passing by asked him: Hodja, what are you doing?
I've lost my ring at home, and now I'm searching it. Why don't you search
it inside? The house is too dark. I can't see anything, so I'm searching my
ring outside!
Credit - A man wanted money from the Hodja on credit, but the Hodja said:
I have no money, but I can give you credit. How much do you want?
Cow and the donkey - The Hodja had a little stable and a nice donkey. He
did not want to buy a cow, because his donkey would be disturbed and also
he did not have much money. But his wife wanted to have a cow and she
convinced him at last. The Hodja couldn't stand against his wife, so he
bought a cow and put it in the stable.
But the stable was small and the animals couldn't stay quiet. Hodja got tired
of the situation and said: Dear God, kill this cow and save my donkey. A
few days later Hodja entered the stable and saw the dead donkey and the
living cow. Dear God, he said. You have been God for so many years but
still, you cannot distinguish a cow from a donkey!

Eat my fur coat - The Hodja was invited out to dinner. He went in his old
clothes and nobody would even talk to him. When he found a few minutes to
spare, he rushed home and collected his fur coat. When he came back, he
was treated with great respect.
Everybody wanted to speak to him. When they sat down for dinner he said:
Eat, fur coat, eat! And he explained to the curious people: If this regard is
for my coat, it must eat also.
Duck Soup - The Hodja had nothing to eat in his house. So he went for a
walk. Ducks were swimming in the lake. Then he began to drink the water of
the lake. Hodja, what are you doing there? asked a man. I am drinking
duck soup, he replied.
Everything is possible - One day Hodja's friends came to his house and
called him. But Hodja, who didn't want them in his house, told his wife to say
that he wasn't at home. But we saw that he entered the house, said his
friends.
Hodja listening to them got very angry. He opened the window and shouted:
You silly men! Isn't it possible, that this house has two doors? Couldn't this
poor man have gone throughout the backdoor?
A immigrant - One day, a thief came to the house of Hodja and took
everything he had except the blanket which covered him. When Hodja saw
the thief carrying all his things away, he put his blanket over his shoulders
and followed him. When the thief arrived at his own house, he turned back
and saw Hodja. What are you doing here? he asked. What am I doing
here, said Hodja, you ask a thing like that? Didn't we move to this house?

A very good Rider - At a dinner everyone was telling riding stories. What
are you going to tell us? said the people to Hodja. Hodja who hadn't a real
story, invented one: When I was at the farm of my friend Mehmet, they
brought out a mustang. It was a beautiful horse, but no one could ride it.
First, one man tried, but he was unsuccessful. Then the other, then another,
but nobody could ride it. The son of Mehmet tried but he was unsuccessful
too. It was my turn at least. I caught the horse and of course... At that
moment the son of Mehmet entered the room and the Hodja finished his
story: Of course I couldn't either.
Gratitude - One day, when Hodja was working on his farm, a thorn
penetrated his foot. Dear God, he said thank you so much, what a blessing
I didn't wear my new shoes.
Having a Child - The people asked the Hodja: Hodja, can a hundred year
old man have a child?and the answer came straight away: If he has
neighbors, 20-30 years old! He can!
A heavy Coat - One night the people heard a frightful noise from the Hodja's
house. They asked in the morning: What was that noise? Oh, my coat fell
downstairs. Can a coat make such a noise? If you were in it, like me, yes!
Hodja's Dream - In his dream some people gave Hodja nine gold coins.
Hodja wanted ten, so he refused them. Suddenly he woke up and saw that
his hands were empty. He quickly closed his eyes again and said: It's okay,
I'll take nine coins.
Hodja's Writing - One day a man asked Hodja to write a letter for him.
Where will the letter go? Hodja asked. To Baghdad, said the man. I
cannot go there, Hodja told him. But you don't have to go. The letter will go
there, said the man and Hodja explained: Nobody can read what I write.
Therefore I must go there to read it.

If I knew - One day Hodja's donkey got stolen. Hodja began to search it.
While searching, he shouted a lot. The judge who heard that, asked him
Who has stolen your donkey, and how? The Hodja became very angry and
said: If I knew the answer, my donkey wouldn't have been stolen!
If it is a lie - One day a friend of Hodja asked him to count as a witness and
said to him: If the judge asks you 'did this man give away all the gold coins'
you can tell him that I did. They appeared before the judge and Hodja gave
evidence that the man had indeed given away all the 'silver' coins. The judge
accepted this and they were dismissed. Outside the friend said to Hodja:
Hodja, why did you say 'silver' instead of 'gold'? If it is a lie, answered
Hodja, Does it matter, what it is?
Mistakes in the book - At the time of Temur no one was allowed to carry a
knife or a gun. One day the soldiers caught Hodja with a big knife. The head
of the soldiers shouted: Don't you know, that you are not allowed to carry a
knife!, But, I use it to scratch out mistakes in the books. But why is your
knife so big? Because the mistakes are big!
A forty year old wine - One day, a neighbor said to the Hodja: "Do you
have a wine that is forty years old ?". "Yes I have", replied the Hodja."Can
you give me a little ", asked the neighbor. "If I gave a little to everybody
asking for it ", said the Hodja,"It would not be forty years old !"
Balance of the World - Someone asked: "Hodja, why do people go to
different directions, when they leave their houses in the morning? " The
Hodja answered without hesitation: "If all of them would go to the same
direction, this would throw off the balance of the world !"

Cat and the liver - After the Hodja got a liver recipe from his friend, he
bought some liver. Nasreddin loved liver and he wanted to eat it very often.
But everytime he brought livers, he couldn't eat it because his wife said that
the cat took the liver and fled away.
One day the Hodja became very angry and said: Woman, I brought liver!
Where is it? Oh, said his wife. The silly cat took it and fled away. At this
same time the cat was in the room.
The Hodja caught it, brought a steelyard and weighted the cat. Then he
said: That is exactly two kilos. And the liver which I brought was also two
kilos. Now tell me: If that is the liver where is my cat, if that is the cat, then I
want my liver.
Blanket is gone - At midnight the Hodja heard a noise. Two men were
struggling outside. The Hodja got out of his bed with a blanket over him and
went to the front of his house. He asked them why they were fighting.
Without answering, one of them took the blanket that covered the Hodja and
they both fled. So the poor Hodja returned to his bed again. What were they
fighting about?, asked his wife. About our blanket, said the Hodja. Now
the blanket is gone, so the struggle is over.

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Unit 64 - Causative Verbs - get / have / let / make

Unit 67 Past Participle

Unit 69 Sequence of Tenses

Lista nepravilnih glagola

Causative (uzroni) glagoli pokazuju da je neto ili neko indirektno odgovoran za

- I had my jacket cleaned yesterday.

- I had my wallet stolen.

I had the car fixed.

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Struktura kozitiv reenice u pasivu.

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The robbers made us

Drugi glagoli u kozitivu

I got George to pick me

I'll let you borrow my bike.

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Future Perfect Continuous

Future Perfect Continuous izraava radnju koja e trajati do odreenog budueg

Kako se gradi Future Perfect Continuous

subjekat + pomoni g. will + pomoni g. "have" + past particip od "be"

Future Perfect Continuous

I will have been calling

I will not have been

will I have been calling?

you will have been calling

you will not have been

will you have been calling?

he, she, it will have been

he, she, it will not have

will he, she, it have been

we will have been calling

we will not have been

will we have been calling?

you will have been calling

you will not have been

will you have been calling?

they will have been calling

they will not have been

will they have been calling?

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Past Perfect Continuous

Ram started waiting at 9am. I arrived at 11am.

Past Perfect Continuous

Past Perfect Continous se upotrebljava i u indirektnom govoru umesto trajnog

I had been calling

I had not been calling

had I been calling?

you had been calling

you had not been calling

had you been calling?

he, she, it had been

he, she, it had not been

had he, she, it had been

we had been calling

we had not been calling

had we been calling?

you had been calling

you had not been calling