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www.marekconnellenglish.com 2018-05-13 Saturday Joanna Wójtowicz Marek Connell English notes 1 I hv s m ng preying n my mind. Shit may be the most powerful word in the English language: You can be shitfaced, be shit out of luck, or have shit for brains. With a little effort you can get your shit together, find a place for your shit, or decide to shit or get off the pot. You can smoke shit, buy shit, sell shit, lose shit, find shit, forget shit, or tell others to eat shit and die. You can shit or go blind, have a shit fit or just shit your life away. People can be shit-headed, shit-brained, shit-blinded, and shit-over. Some people know their shit, while others can’t tell the difference between shit and shineola. There are lucky shits, dumb shits, crazy shits, and sweet shits. There is bull shit, horse shit, and chicken shit. You can throw shit, sling shit, catch shit, or duck when shit hits the fan. You can take a shit, give a shit or serve shit on a shingle. You can find yourself in deep shit, or be happier than a pig in shit. Some days are colder than shit, some days are hotter than shit and some Days are just shitty. Some music sounds like shit, things look like shit, and there are times when you feel like shit. You can have too much shit, not enough shit, the right shit, the Wrong shit, or a lot of weird shit. You can carry shit, have a mountain of shit , or find yourself up shit creek without a paddle. Sometimes everything you touch turns to shit and other times you swim in a lake of shit and come out smelling like a rose. Shit! When you stop to consider all the facts, it’s the basic building block of creation. And remember:once you know your shit, you don’t need to know anything else. I’m quIt materialistic. I’m quIt a materialist. ngs c n tak a tu nf r the worst. ff the ns =pr valent pasty=pal Sw t ≠ sw s t n the ris ? T grow n p pul rit . C v l partnership. elder lderl p ple. still h V a lif t lif . T feel n cke d. sh tte d (a knackery=where They used to kill horses when they were old and tired) ’m b t. ’m kn cke d T sc a go l. w th a w man. "I went out last night and I scored." T pl the f eld . The nat e The lif The [səsáieti] societ The r l t
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www.marekconnellenglish.com2018-05-13SaturdayJoannaWójtowiczMarekConnellEnglishnotes1Ih v s m ngpreying nmymind.

ShitmaybethemostpowerfulwordintheEnglishlanguage:Youcanbeshitfaced,beshitoutofluck,orhaveshitforbrains.Withalittleeffortyoucangetyourshittogether,findaplaceforyourshit,ordecidetoshitorgetoffthepot.Youcansmokeshit,buyshit,sellshit,loseshit,findshit,forgetshit,ortellotherstoeatshitanddie.Youcanshitorgoblind,haveashitfitorjustshityourlifeaway.Peoplecanbeshit-headed,shit-brained,shit-blinded,andshit-over.Somepeopleknowtheirshit,whileotherscan’ttellthedifferencebetweenshitandshineola.Thereareluckyshits,dumbshits,crazyshits,andsweetshits.Thereisbullshit,horseshit,andchickenshit.Youcanthrowshit,slingshit,catchshit,orduckwhenshithitsthefan.Youcantakeashit,giveashitorserveshitonashingle.Youcanfindyourselfindeepshit,orbehappierthanapiginshit.Somedaysarecolderthanshit,somedaysarehotterthanshitandsomeDaysarejustshitty.Somemusicsoundslikeshit,thingslooklikeshit,andtherearetimeswhenyoufeellikeshit.Youcanhavetoomuchshit,notenoughshit,therightshit,theWrongshit,oralotofweirdshit.Youcancarryshit,haveamountainofshit,orfindyourselfupshitcreekwithoutapaddle.Sometimeseverythingyoutouchturnstoshitandothertimesyouswiminalakeofshitandcomeoutsmellinglikearose.Shit!Whenyoustoptoconsiderallthefacts,it’sthebasicbuildingblockofcreation.Andremember:onceyouknowyourshit,youdon’tneedtoknowanythingelse.I’mquIt materialistic.I’mquIt amaterialist.

ngsc ntak atu nf rtheworst.ffthe ns =pr valent

pasty=pal Sw t≠sw s t ntheris ?T grow np pul rit .C v lpartnership.elder lderl p ple.

stillh V alif t lif .

T feel n cke d. sh tte d

(a knackery=where They used to kill horses when they were old and tired) ’mb t. ’mkn cke d

T sc ago l.w thaw man.

"I went out last night and I scored." T pl thef eld .

Thenat eThelif The[səsáieti]societ Ther l t

“T keep p w ththe[jounsis]

Jon s s.”(or)KeepingupwiththeJoneses (An imaginary American family that

represent perfection and live The American Dream.)

T j mp n tthedeepend.

T b thrown n tthedeepend.(To start with the most difficult thing.)

TobeoutofyourdepthIn a situation which one is poorly prepared or unprepared to handle. T st /gaz T starey f str t nthe y s.T mak pf rlosttim .Ster otyp sSelf st m T r db tw nthelin s.1 m n

2 m n 1w man

2w m n T lety h down.(to relax) letl s [Satel]s tle H ’sb nb tten bytheg mb g .

T h tthe

b ks.(st d )b (go)g m.(go)

T ton +objectd wnmake something less harsh in sound or colour. "she saw the need to tone down her protests"T d sconn ctyourself.About Beside Next to Throughout

+100%

AboveBetween Of TillAcrossBeyond Off TowardsAfter By On Under

Against Down Onto UnderneathAlong During Opposite Until

Among For Out UpAround From Outside UponAt In Over With

Before Inside Round WithinBehind Into Since WithoutBelow Near Through

T + (90%ofcases)

T qu tg v psmok ng.

T throw nthetowel. T s rrende .

Mass mass s

T h v amass (d n )

M ss g m ss g s

T b adabh nd/oldh nd t+object. a person who is particularly skilled at something; expert ⇒ “a dab hand at chess”Ast nt:a person's fixed or allotted period of work. "his varied career included a stint as a magician" Myback’sproblems.Myb ck pr blems.

Scroll↕d wn/ p

T stroll CorsetCobblestones (Brukowce)pastr s ciastasouthernmostpart.

T nj 1. 2.y tim 3.y s lf

w thy fr nds.

Bythesam token .

in the same way or for the same reason. "there was little evidence to substantiate the gossip and, by the same token, there was little to disprove it" Slowe pac

(speed)/r thm

(dance)

T droplik afly.t’snotall t’scrack d

(agrietado) pt b .

(it does not live up to its reputation)

Cat n

1.To become popular. 2.Understand what is meant or how to do

something.

tak ff

1.To become popular. 3.

[M nt ns]m nt ns 1 nam nt n

2nthem nt ns

3nathem nt n.

4 T got them nt ns


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