Mind your language

Mind Your Language Learn English By Movies Season 1 ep 1 The First LessonImádom, annyira humoros, egy szegény angoltanárról, akinek mindenféle nációval kell boldogulnia.
Nem kezdőknek való, inkább azoknak, akik értik a nyelvi humort, a nyelvi szójátékokat, amiket a külföldiek el tudnak követni az angollal.

Ezt nehogy megtanuljátok! 

• And squeeze me please lady
• Yeah I'm coming here for to be learning the English.
• You are early. 
• No, I am Ali. 
• I beg your pardon. 
• My name is Ali. Ali Nadim I am coming here for to be learning the English. 
• Yes you wish to join our course of English as a foreign language. 
• And I'm hoping to be unrolled. 
• Hoping to be unrolled. 
• That's what you say in your silly bus. :-)

Gerund - Infinitive

A gerund - vagy inges alak nagyon szépen angolossá teszi a beszédünket, és lerövidít sok bonyolult

szerkezetet, például that/should-os - (hogy valaki csináljon valamit)  mellékmondatot.

(Például: I suggested (to him) that he should do some sports. - helyett: I suggested him doing some sports.)

 Már egész korán meg kellett tanulnunk, hogy a szeret-nem szeret jelentésű igék után az igei tárgy (amit szeret-nem szeret az ember csinálni), -inges alakban, tehát gerund formában áll.

Vannak olyan igék, főnevek, szerkezetek, amik után lehet gerundot is és főnévi igenevet is használni.

Van amikor csak gerundot, és van amikor más a jelentése a kettőnek. Meg kell tanulni. Lehetőleg kis mondatokkal, eleve a szó tanulásakor már úgy kiírva a szótárba.

ADMIT (beismer)
~ (to) doing sth: He admits (to) having neglected his children.
~ (to) sth: He admits (to) his mistakes.
~ (to sb) (that): He admitted (to his parents) (that) he had failed his exam.
APPRECIATE (méltányol, értékel)
~ sth: I really appreciate your kindness.
~ doing sth: I appreciate being treated like a princess.
~ sb doing sth: We would appreciate you helping us. (hálásak lennénk) 
~ that: I appreciated that he took me home.
AVOID (elkerül)
~ sb/sth: The crash couldn't be avoided. (elkerülhetetlen volt)
~ sb/sth doing sth: They built a dam to avoid the water flooding the city.
~ doing sth: He tried to avoid meeting them.
HELP (CAN'T HELP) (nem tud megállni vmit)
can't/ couldn't ~ doing sth: I couldn't help laughing when I heard that incredible story. (nem tudtam megállni nevetés nélkül)
can't/ couldn't ~ but do sth: I couldn't help but laugh when I heard that story. (csak nevetni tudtam)
STAND (CAN'T STAND) (ki nem állhatja)
~ sth/doing/to do sth: I can't stand (watching/to watch) bad films.
~ sb doing sth: I can't stand people laughing at me.
~ it wh: She can't stand it when people criticize her.
CONSIDER (megfontol)
 (megfontol)
~ sth: I've heard that you are considering a new career.
~ doing CONSIDER sth: We consider moving.
~ wh: We have to consider where to go on holiday
DELAY (elhalaszt)
~ sth: They agreed to delay the offensive.
~ doing sth: They delayed introducing new measures.
DENY (tagad, megtagad)
~ sth: He denied the accusation. (visszautasította a vádakat)
~ sth (to sb): He denies nothing (to her).
~ (sb) (sth): He denies (her) (nothing).
~ doing sth: He denied stealing the car.
~ (that): He denied (that) he had stolen the car.
~ oneself (sth): Don't deny yourself (anything)!
DISLIKE (nem szeret)
~ sb/sth: I don't dislike him at all.
~ it wh: She dislikes it when people are aggressive.
~ doing sth: I dislike hurting my father.
~ sb's doing sth: He disliked her leaving home.
FANCY (tetszik, kedvére van)
~ sth: Do you fancy a beer? (Nem kérsz egy sört?)
~ sb: I am sure he fancies you. (tetszel neki)
~ oneself (as) sth: He fancies himself (as) a famous politician. (úgy tekint magára)
~ doing sth: Do you fancy having a drink tonight? (volna kedved)
~ (that): He fancied (that) he could fly. (azt képzelte)
IMAGINE (képzel, elképzel)
~ sth adj: Little children imagine animals free and happy.
~ doing sth: She can't imagine living in a big city.
~ sb doing sth: I can't imagine him shouting.
~ that: She imagined that she was rich.
INVOLVE (maga után von)
~ sth: The technique involves the use of tiles.
~ (sb/sb's) doing sth: The actor's contract with the company involves (him/his) using their product. (a szerződés része az, hogy)
~ sb in (doing) sth: The chairman should involve the board in (making) decisions. (be kellene vonnia az igazgatótanácsot a döntéshozatalba)
JUSTIFY (igazol)
~ sth: His result justified the faith his trainers had put in him.
~ sth to sb: He had to justify his decision (to the committee). (meg kellett indokolnia)
~ (sb/sth) doing sth: These circumstances justify (us) spending more money. (indokolják)
MIND (bán, zavar)
~: He got up late, but he didn't mind. (de nem bánta)
~ sth: I don't mind the noise at all. (nem zavar a zaj)
~ doing: Do you mind working in the garden? (bánod, ha a kertben kell dolgoznod)
~ sb/sb's doing sth: I hope you don't mind me/my opening the window. (remélem, nem zavarja)
POSTPONE (elhalaszt)
~ sth (to/until sth): They postponed the outing (until Monday).
~ doing sth: They postponed building the new underground line.
RESIST (ellenáll)
~ (sth): The police resisted the demands of the kidnapper.
~ doing sth: She resisted telling him about the surprise.
RISK (kockáztat)
~ sth: He risked his life for his turtle.
~ sth on sth: He risked everything on roulette.
~ doing sth: How could he risk losing all his money?
~ sb doing sth: He couldn't risk his partner telling everything to the police so he killed him.
SUGGEST (javasol)
~ sth (to sb): He suggested a solution (to me).
~ sb/sth (for sth): Who would you suggest for this role? (kit ajánlanál)
~ sb/sth (as sth): Who would you suggest as Desdemona ? (kit ajánlanál)
~ doing sth: I suggested seeing a film.
~ sb's doing sth: I suggested his taking up some sport.
~ (to sb) (that): I suggest (to him) (that) he takes up some sport.
~ (to sb) (that) sb (should/might) do sth: I suggested (to him) (that) he (should) take up some sport.
it is ~ed that sb/sth (should) do sth: It has been suggested that everybody (should) vote.
~ (to sb) wh: He suggested (to me) where to look for a job.
~ sth (to sb): The evidence suggested murder (to the detective). (sugallt)
~ (that): The evidence suggests that Mr. Smith has been murdered. (a bizonyíték arra utal)
TOLERATE (elvisel)
~ sth: I can't tolerate his behaviour.
~ doing sth: She won't tolerate being refused.
~ sb doing sth: I won't tolerate you being late.
MISS (hiányzik)
~ (sth): He tried to score a goal, but he missed (it). (mellé lőtt)
~ doing sth: I miss running in the morning
INSIST (ragaszkodik)
~ on (doing) sth: He insisted on (taking) the bigger cake.
~ on sb/sb's doing sth: I insist on you/your taking the bigger cake.
~ that sb (should) do sth: He insisted that he (should) concentrate on improving his speaking skill.
OBJECT (ellenez)
~ to sb/sth: The president objected to the new financial policy.
~ to (sb/sb's) doing sth: I objected to (him/his) leaving the camp. (elleneztem, hogy elhagyja)
~ that: He objected that he was dismissed without any

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Job Interview dialogues

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JOB INTERVIEW SZÖVEG
HALLGASD, OLVASD ISMÉTELD UTÁNUK!
Különböző munkákra, különböző kérdésekre adott válaszok.
Ez alapján felkészülhetsz a legváratlanabb interjúkérdésekre is.
Lelkes tanítványok leírták, olvassátok szeretettel, felajánlom:

1
- Hello Mrs Smith, how are you?
- I am fine, thank you
- Please have a seat.
 - Would you like some coffee or tea?
- Nothing thank you, I am fine.
2.
- Good morning miss Anderson! How are you today?
- Fine thanks.  And you?
-  I'm fine thank you. Please follow me!
- We will meet in the conference room.
- Okay

How do you play / do these sports?

BADMINTON 
A racquet sport played by either two players (singles) or two pairs (doubles). Played on a court divided by a net with racquets and a shuttlecock. You play a game of badminton. 

CRICKET

A teamgame, usually played outdoors, on a cricket pitch, with a bat, a cricket ball, and stumps, There are11 players on each team. You play a cricket match.

DARTS

Darts is played by two players. Darts are thrown at a dart board. You play a game of darts or a darts match.

FOOTBALL (FOOTY)

A team sport, usually played outdoors, on a football pitch, with a round football, a goal, with two teams of 11 players, and a goal keeper (goalie). You play a game of football or a football match. Americans insist on calling it soccer.

GOLF

Usually played by individuals, golf is played on a golf course, using several types of golf clubs and a golf ball. You play a game of golf or a round of golf.

Szólások mondások angolul - képekkel

1.EGGHEAD
 Josh got 100% on all three chemistry exams, what an egg head!

2. BIG CHEESE
Steve Jobs was the big cheese of the technological world.

3. COUCH POTATO
It's a beautiful day outside! Don't be such a couch potato; go and play with your friends.

Üzleti angol idiómák

1. a foot in the door

to manage to enter an organization, a field of business, etc. that could bring you success

• I always wanted to work for that company but it took me two years to get a foot in the door.

2. cash cow

the part of a business that always makes a profit and that provides money for the rest of the business

The new product became the company's cash cow.

3. too many chiefs, not enough Indians

used to describe a situation in which there are too many people telling other people what to do, and not enough people to do the work

There are too many chiefs and not enough Indians in that company.

4. eager beaver

an enthusiastic person who works very hard

George is an eager beaver and is certain to succeed in business.

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1. What were the three most positive events in your childhood?

Why were they significant to you?
What changed inside of you, as a result of those events?
What beliefs did you adopt as a result?
How do those events affect you today?

2. What were the three most negative events in your childhood?
Why were those three significant? What changed inside you as a result of those events?
What beliefs did you adopt as a result?
How do those events affect you today?

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