Службові слова англійською — B1, 36 слів
Слова теми «Службові слова» рівня B1: визначення англійською, приклад уживання та переклад українською.
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(all) on your own
самостійноDoing something without help from other people.
I made this cake all on my own without any help.
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(by) itself
саме по собіAlone, or without anything else.
The cat sat by itself in the corner of the room.
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against
протиMoving toward something or someone from the opposite direction.
She swam against the strong water current in the river.
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anybody
хто-небудьAny person; it means one person from a group, but we don't know who.
Does anybody want to go to the park with me?
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anyone
будь-хтоAny person; it means one person from a group of people.
Does anyone want to help me with this task?
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at
вміло, добреGood in doing something; able to do something well.
She is very good at playing the piano.
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be supposed to do sth
мати робити щосьUsed to say what someone is expected to do because of a rule or plan.
You are supposed to arrive at school at 8 o'clock every morning.
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can
невже, чи можливоUsed to express surprise that something is possible or true.
Can it really be Tuesday already?
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do
робити, використовувати замість дієсловаUse 'do' to avoid repeating the same verb again in a sentence.
I like coffee and he does too.
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from
відUsed to show the starting point or origin when comparing two things or people.
She is different from her sister.
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if
якщоUsed to say that something always happens when another thing happens.
If it rains, the ground gets wet.
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like
такий якUsed to give an example of something.
I like fruits like apples and bananas.
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might
може бутиUsed to say that something is possible, but you are not sure.
He might be at home, but I am not sure.
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must
повинен, мусишYou should do something because it is very important or necessary.
You must drink water every day to stay healthy.
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not
неUsed to make a sentence negative, or to say that something is untrue.
I am not hungry right now.
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nothing
неважливоNot anything at all.
Don't worry, it's nothing — just a small mistake.
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one another
один одномуEach other.
My friend and I help one another with our homework.
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other
іншийDifferent or not the same as the one before.
I like this book, but I prefer the other book.
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ought to
повинен робитиYou should do something because it is the right or good thing to do.
You ought to eat your vegetables because they are healthy.
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own
мати, володітиTo have something that belongs to you.
I own a small house in the countryside.
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really
насправдіUsed to say that something is true or factual.
I really like pizza — it is my favourite food.
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should
мати бUse 'should' to say what is the best or right thing to do.
You should eat vegetables because they are good for your health.
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that
якийUsed to connect a person or thing to more information about it.
The book that I read yesterday was very interesting.
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the
цей, та, теUsed to talk about one particular person or thing that you already know about.
I have a cat. The cat is black.
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their
їхнійBelonging to, or about, more than one person.
My friends love their new school.
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them
їх; їмUsed to talk about two or more people or things (object form).
The books were heavy, so I left them at home.
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they
вониUsed to talk about more than one person.
Sarah and Tom are my friends. They are very nice.
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used to do/be sth
раніше робив/бувUsed to say what someone did or was in the past, but does not do or is not now.
I used to play football when I was a child, but I do not play now.
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we
миThe pronoun we means you and me together, or me and other people.
We like to play in the park.
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what
щоUsed to ask about a thing you do not know.
What is that on your plate?
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whatever
що завгодноYou can choose anything you want; it does not matter which thing.
You can eat whatever you like for lunch today.
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whenever
коли б(и) неEvery time something happens.
Whenever I see my friend, I feel happy.
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wherever
де б то не булоIn any place or every place that someone goes.
Wherever you go, I will follow you.
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who
хтоUsed to ask about, or describe, the person who does something.
My friend Sarah is a teacher, who works at the school.
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whose
чийUsed to ask which person something belongs to.
Whose book is this?
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would
хотів биUsed to say what you want or would like to happen.
I would like a coffee, please.