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    The document contains examples of confusing verbs in Czech and their English translations. It provides 11 sentences with verbs that have multiple meanings in Czech like vyhrát/vydělat (win/earn) and najít/hledat (find/look for). The sentences illustrate situations involving work, appearance, clothing, communication, location, and secrets.

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    The document contains examples of confusing verbs in Czech and their English translations. It provides 11 sentences with verbs that have multiple meanings in Czech like vyhrát/vydělat (win/earn) and najít/hledat (find/look for). The sentences illustrate situations involving work, appearance, clothing, communication, location, and secrets.

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    Confusing verbs – procvičení

    Peter has a new job and he wins/earns a lot more money.

    His brother doesn’t look/look like very happy.

    I can’t wear/carry this shirt today. It doesn’t go with my pants!

    I need you to say/tell me something.

    Oh no! I missed/lost my glasses and I can’t find them.

    - Where is Dylan? – He’s watching/looking at TV.

    I’m going to know/meet Josh tomorrow.

    I’m going to bring/take this to Alice and then I’ll come back.

    - What are you looking for/finding? – My wallet, I don’t know where I put it.

    Don’t worry, I won’t tell/say your secret to anyone.

    He doesn’t look/look like his brother a lot, they have different hair and eyes.

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