| Przedmiot | Język angielski – transkrypcja |  |
|---|---|---|
| Data | Styczeń 2003 | |
| Stopień trudności | Poziom rozszerzony IV | |
| Czas pracy | 0 minut | |
| Sygnatura | Matura próbna | |
| Zrodlo | Centralna Komisja Egzaminacyjna | |
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| 1. Admin.: Good morning, what can I do for you?Student: Good morning, who can I talk to about making a complaint against my landlord?Admin.: That would be me. What seems to be the problem?Student: Well, I’m sharing the house with four of my friends in the Heights, we signed a rent agreement, we pay our rent on time, but the landlord doesn’t make any effort to answer our complaints. 2. Alice: It is no secret that gangs and their anti-social activities are on the increase in communities nationwide. Mr Caldero, why do so many young people become gang members?Mr Calderon: Well, I have my own opinion on this topic. Young people who decide to join a gang often come from poor areas in which there’s a general feeling of hopelessness. People tend to believe, then, that what attracts youths to gangs is financial gain and material security, a chance to let all the bad feelings out, or that it’s easier to buy drugs and guns when you are a gang member. All these factors certainly play some role, 3. Advice 1:It’s in your interest to tell your doctor everything, however embarrassing or difficult. ’Honesty between patient and doctor means you can stop playing games with each other. Don’t be afraid to voice all your fears and concerns.Advice 2:Having a cold or a bout of constipation can be unpleasant but, be honest, couldn’t you just pop along to the chemist and ask the pharmacist to recommend a good pill or syrup? Some of your health troubles really don’t require medical intervention.Advice 3:Your doctor may be a medical expert, but you are the expert on you! If you don’t understand your doctor’s comment or explanation, say ‘Sorry, could you translate that for me?’. A good doctor would want you to understand him rather than leave you absolutely confused. 4. 5. |
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