VOCABULARY to wear - nosić, mieć na sobie, być ubranym office - biuro media - media informal - nieformalny design - plan, projekt layout - plan, układ, rozkład t-shirt - t-shirt (koszulka) open shirt - rozpięta (pod szyją) koszulka denim - materiał dżinsowy denim trousers - dżinsy combat trousers - 'bojówki' barefooted - bosonogi, (chodzący) na bosaka sweatshirt - bluza slacks - spodnie (AmE) pretty much - przeważnie, raczej tak trousers - spodnie smart - tu: elegancki to enjoy - lubić, cieszyć się czymś/z czegoś to improve - polepszać się part and parcel - istotna/ważna część way - sposób to run - tu: zarządzać

LESSON 4
Is this what you normally wear to work?

Steve: I'm in the offices of Deep-end, a new media company. These offices are very informal in both design and layout. Most people are wearing t-shirts, open shirts, denim and even combat trousers. I'm going to speak to some of them.



Steve: Now here's somebody who's looking really relaxed. You're barefooted, you've got a blue sweatshirt on, black slacks, and you look really relaxed today. Is this what you normally wear to work?

Man: Yeah, pretty much. In fact probably with the trousers I'm probably smarter than I usually am.

Steve: And what's your job here?

Man: I'm design director of Deep Group. So I've been with the company since it started. I work with my friends and come in and enjoy myself every day, it's great... the better the atmosphere, I think, the more the work improves. So it's all part and parcel of the way we run the place.

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OBJAŚNIENIA

W co jesteś ubrany? Co masz na sobie?

Możemy to powiedzieć na dwa sposoby:

What are you wearing?
What have you got on?

im... tym

the better ... the more
the more ... the better

the way we run the place - tu: sposób, w jaki kierujemy firmą/zarządzamy przedsiębiorstwem

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	Lesson 4

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