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Jeśli korzystałeś/aś z naszych kart mini to dobrze wiesz, że potrafią rozkręcić świetne dyskusje! \nW tym sezonie przychodzimy do Ciebie z potrójną serią kart mini – znajdziesz w niej pytania na każdą pogodę, każdą porę roku, każdy miesiąc, a nawet – na różne wyjątkowe święta! \nSkusisz się?

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Przykładowe pytania:

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Rainy Day Queries\n Can you think of why someone would want to walk in the rain without an umbrella?\n What kind of superpowers would Rainman or Rainwoman have? Would they be a superhero or a super villain?\n Does every cloud have a silver lining? Can you always spot the good in the bad?\nSunny Day Queries\n The Japanese use the term Tsundere to describe someone who initially comes across as cold and harsh but, as you get to know each other, becomes warmer and friendlier. What do you think are the pros and cons of being such a person? What about befriending such a person?\n Add time expressions to the following sentences: “The sun is shining”, “The sun has been shining”, “The sun shines” and “The sun used to shine”.\n Some people worry about having their beach bodies ready for the summer. Should we think about that? Why (not)?\nAll-year-round Queries\n January \nOne of the Mondays in January is called Blue Monday and it’s supposed to be the most depressing day of the year. How would you spend it to beat the blues?\n June\nJune is the time when school is coming to a close. What can teachers do to keep their students engaged? Should they even try? Why (not)?\n November\nNovember 8 is Tongue Twister Day. What tongue twisters in English do you know? What about your native language? What is the most difficult word or phrase in English that you have ever learnt? Is English pronunciation difficult, in your opinion?

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Autorką kart jest Ewa Torebko.

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Wersja angielska:

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If you\'ve used our mini cards then you know very well that they can rock great discussions! \nThis season we come to you with a triple series of mini cards - you\'ll find questions for every weather, every season, every month and even - for various special holidays! \nWould you be tempted?

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Sample questions:

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Rainy Day Queries

\nCan you think of why someone would want to walk in the rain without an umbrella?\nWhat kind of superpowers would Rainman or Rainwoman have? Would they be a superhero or a super villain?\nDoes every cloud have a silver lining? Can you always spot the good in the bad?\n

Sunny Day Queries\nThe Japanese use the term Tsundere to describe someone who initially comes across as cold and harsh but, as you get to know each other, becomes warmer and friendlier. What do you think are the pros and cons of being such a person? What about befriending such a person?

\nAdd time expressions to the following sentences: “The sun is shining”, “The sun has been shining”, “The sun shines” and “The sun used to shine”.\nSome people worry about having their beach bodies ready for the summer. Should we think about that? Why (not)?\n

All-year-round Queries

\nJanuary \n

One of the Mondays in January is called Blue Monday and it’s supposed to be the most depressing day of the year. How would you spend it to beat the blues?

\nJune\n

June is the time when school is coming to a close. What can teachers do to keep their students engaged? Should they even try? Why (not)?

\nNovember\n

November 8 is Tongue Twister Day. What tongue twisters in English do you know? What about your native language? What is the most difficult word or phrase in English that you have ever learnt? Is English pronunciation difficult, in your opinion?

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