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adverb - used to talk about a period of time you are at home (or somewhere else) instead of being at work
noun - the day of the week that religious people (especially Christians or Jews) devote to God and do not work etc.
noun - the last part of a book, letter, essay etc. that summarizes what the work was about and what it means
verb - to pay a person or company to do some of the work that you have agreed to do for someone else
noun, informal - a complete and detailed practice of something that is done to make sure the real thing will work or run smoothly
noun, informal - a complete and detailed practice of something that is done to make sure the real thing will work or run smoothly
noun, British English - an extra sum of money that some people get if they work somewhere where the cost of living is very high
noun, British English - a temporary job, usually as a part of a course, which gives you some experience of a particular kind of work
noun, British English - an office in which a lot of employees work using phones, for example providing information to customers, or taking customers’ orders
verb, informal - to do something (such as go to a bar, work out, etc.) in order to release tension, anger or excess energy
noun - the first part of a book, letter, etc. that says what the rest of the work is going to be about
noun - a situation in which someone does not have enough work to do or when someone has a job that does not use all their skills
noun - a brief summary or overview that provides the main points or highlights of a longer piece of work, such as a book, movie, or play
noun - a particular area of work or study that you know a lot about and spend a great deal of your time and energy on it
Přítomný prostý čas 2: záporné věty
Marek Vít | 5. 2. 2008 | komentáře: 15
Jak se tvoří a používá přítomný prostý čas v záporných větách.
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