degree

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certainty

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clearly

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obvious

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W języku angielskim "most" przed rzeczownikiem oznacza większość osób lub rzeczy w grupie albo największą część jakiejś ilości, czyli więcej niż połowę i zwykle znaczną część całości. Można powiedzieć most people (większość ludzi) lub most water (większość wody). Przy konkretnej grupie zwykle używa się most of, np. most of the students (większość uczniów).

Co oznacza angielskie słowo "most" w tym użyciu?

most

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likely

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probably

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to bet

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to suppose

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maybe

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possible

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to wonder

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Here you will find the vocabulary from Unit 9 - Lesson 1 in the Summit 1B coursebook, such as "certainty", "suppose", "probably", etc.

Summit 1B „Rozdział 9 - Lekcja 1” Słownictwo