Szókincs
Talking about your duties and chores
Szereted a házimunkát? Mi sem 🙂 De ez is lehet téma az érettségin, így az alapoktól indulunk ebben is. Most a lakásokról és házakról, később pedig a házimunkáról is begyakorolhatsz néhány kifejezést.
| Beth lives in a two-storey building. – Beth egy kétszintes épületben lakik. | Linda lives in a luxurious apartment building in a distinguished area in TalkCity. – Linda egy luxusapartmanban lakik TalkCity rangos negyedében. | Sally lives in an affordable, yet tiny flat. – Sally egy olcsó, de kis lakásban lakik. |
| Her apartment has a big sitting room and two comfortable bedrooms. – A lakásában egy nagy nappali és két kényelmes hálószoba van. | She has a breathtaking view over the city and and the interior is custom-made. – Lélegzetállító kilátása van a városra, a lakás belseje pedig egyedileg készült. | Her flat has one bedroom and a small sitting room with the kitchen together. – A lakásában egy kis hálószoba és a konyhával egybekötött nappali van. |
| The furniture is modern and there is a balcony as well. – A bútorzat modern és van egy erkély is. | Her neighbors are nice and quiet, though. – A szomszédai viszont kedvesek és csendesek. | |
| The area is quiet. – A környék csendes. | ||
| armchair – fotel | chair -szék | mattress – matrac |
| bed – ágy | fridge – hűtő | washing machine – mosógép |
| dishwasher – mosogatógép | sideboard – faliszekrény | desk – íróasztal |
| cupboard – konyhai szekrény | table – asztal | sink – mosdó, mosogató |
| bathtub – kád | wardrobe – ruhásszekrény | fire place – kandalló |
És most hallgasd is meg a kifejezéseket, hogy biztosan jól menjen a kiejtés:D
| fold – összahajt(ogat) | iron – vasal(ó) | hall – hall (ablak nélküli szoba, előszoba) |
| bathroom – fürdőszoba | mop – felmos(ó) | change the sheets – ágyneműt áthúz |
| wash up – mosogat | clean – tiszta/tisztít | mirror – tükör |
| dishes -edények | vacuum – porszívó(z) | scrub – dörzsöl, tisztít |
| kitchen – konyha | bed – ágy | sofa – kanapé |
Most pedig válaszold meg a kérdéseket! Adunk hozzá néhány tippet, mit is válaszolj! Írj egy monológot ezekkel a témakörökkel, és vedd fel magad. Hogy tetszik? Nem tetszik? Vedd fel még egyszer, hogy folyamatosan és hibátlanul menjen!
B2 10 questions to answer:
- What are your typical daily tasks?
- How do you organize your daily responsibilities?
- What tasks do you enjoy the most during the day?
- How do you deal with unexpected tasks?
- How do you motivate yourself to complete tasks you don’t enjoy?
- What are some tasks that you need to complete every day?
- How do you prioritize your tasks?
- How do you balance work and relaxation?
- What do you do when you feel overwhelmed with tasks?
- How do you stay organized throughout the week?
B2 10 phrases you can use:
- I usually start my day by going to class or work. Afterward, I do my homework, go to football practice, and then relax by reading or watching TV.
- I like to use a planner to keep track of what I need to do each day. I write down my tasks and try to prioritize the most important ones.
- I enjoy going to football practice and reading in the evening. These activities help me unwind after a busy day.
- If something unexpected comes up, I try to adjust my schedule and prioritize what needs to be done first. It can be stressful, but I usually manage by staying flexible.
- I try to break them into smaller steps and reward myself afterward. Sometimes I listen to music or think about how good it will feel once I’ve finished.
- Every day, I need to go to school or work, do some studying, and keep my room clean. I also try to exercise and eat healthy meals.
- I usually prioritize tasks based on deadlines. If something is due soon, I work on that first. I also try to complete difficult tasks early in the day when I have more energy.
- I make sure to schedule some downtime after I finish my tasks. For example, after studying for a few hours, I’ll take a break and watch a movie or go for a walk.
- When I feel overwhelmed, I take a step back and make a list of everything I need to do. I break the tasks into smaller pieces and focus on one thing at a time. Taking short breaks also helps.
- I use a weekly planner where I write down my classes, assignments, and other commitments. I also use reminders on my phone to keep track of deadlines.
C1 10 questions to answer:
- How do you ensure that your daily tasks align with your long-term goals?
- How do you manage tasks when you’re faced with conflicting priorities?
- How do you handle tasks that require a lot of time but offer little immediate reward?
- How do you approach managing tasks that involve collaboration with others?
- How do you evaluate your effectiveness in managing tasks?
- How do you adapt your daily routine when unexpected challenges arise?
- How do you balance personal development tasks with professional or academic responsibilities?
- How do you maintain focus on tasks that require sustained attention?
- How does time management affect your overall productivity?
- How do you feel about the idea that time is a limited resource?
C1 10 phrases you can use:
- I always try to keep my long-term goals in mind when planning my daily tasks. For example, if my goal is to improve my fitness, I make sure to include regular exercise in my routine. I also set smaller goals along the way to track my progress.
- When priorities conflict, I assess the importance and urgency of each task. I focus on the one that aligns more with my goals or has a closer deadline. Sometimes, I have to compromise or delegate tasks if possible to avoid stress.
- I remind myself of the long-term benefits and break the task into manageable parts. I set mini-deadlines to track my progress and stay motivated. Sometimes, I also mix these tasks with more enjoyable ones to keep my mood positive.
- When working with others, I prioritize communication and delegation. We discuss the roles and set clear deadlines. I also make sure to regularly check in with everyone to ensure that the task is progressing smoothly. Collaboration requires both flexibility and good coordination.
- I often reflect on how I felt during the process—whether I met deadlines, stayed organized, and avoided unnecessary stress. If I find areas where I struggled, I look for solutions, such as better time management or improved focus, to make adjustments for the future.
- I stay flexible by keeping some buffer time in my schedule for unexpected situations. When a challenge arises, I shift priorities and focus on the most immediate concern. Sometimes, I postpone less important tasks or ask for help if needed.
- I schedule time for both. For example, after completing my work or study obligations, I dedicate an hour to learning new skills or exercising. This balance helps me grow in both personal and professional aspects of life. Time management is crucial for this balance.
- I use techniques like the Pomodoro method, where I work for 25 minutes and then take a 5-minute break. I also eliminate distractions by turning off notifications and finding a quiet place to work. These methods help me maintain concentration and work efficiently.
- Good time management has a huge impact on my productivity. By planning my day and setting priorities, I can complete tasks efficiently and reduce stress. When I manage my time well, I also have more space for relaxation and personal activities.
- I completely agree with that idea. Time is limited, and how we use it determines our success and happiness. That’s why I try to be mindful of how I spend my time, focusing on activities that bring me closer to my goals and bring value to my life.
Gyakorlás
Phrasal verbs to use
clean up – kitakarít
take out – kivisz (szemetet)
wipe off – letöröl
mop up – felmos
wash up – mosogat
