6.2. gy. A1 (példák)

group noun /gruːp/ [C + singular or plural verb] 1 csoport

I'm meeting a group of friends for dinner tonight.

The group meet(s) every month.

The children are taught in different age groups.

part noun /pɑːt/ 1 rész, része vminek [C]

Which part of Buenos Aires do you live in?

They learn about the different parts of the body.

Fresh fruit and vegetables are an important part of a healthy diet.

different adjective /ˈdɪf.ər.ənt/ 1 különböző, más (mint)

She seems to wear something different every day.

We're reading a different book this week.

Emily is very/completely different from her sister.

That's totally different to my experience at school.

There are many different types/kinds of bacteria.

new adjective /njuː/ 3 új, másik [always before noun]

I met Fiona's new boyfriend.

She's looking for a new job.

Have you seen Anna's new house?

a new generation of software

together adverb /təˈgeð.ər/ 1 együtt; össze- (egymással)

We worked together on a project a couple of years back.

The waiter asked if we were all together so I explained that we were two separate parties.

We should get together some time and have a drink.

We grew up together.

about preposition /əˈbaʊt/ -ról, -ről, kapcsolatban vkivel/vmivel

What's she talking about?

I've got a book about Jung.

with preposition /wɪð/ 1 -val, -vel (együtt)

I was with Sylvia at the time.

He lives with his grandmother.

I'm going to France with a couple of friends.

I used to play chess with him.

with preposition /wɪð/ 2 -val, -vel (hozzá tartozik/tartalmaz)

a house with a swimming pool

a woman with brown eyes

Phrases and idioms:

the same ugyanolyan

My twin sister and I have got the same nose.

She was wearing exactly the same dress as I was.

Hilary's the same age as me.

She brought up her children in just the same way her mother did.