EN · C2

Directly addressing an absent person may introduce them as an imagined addressee, but does not mean that the scene depicts an actual dialogue involving them.

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Bezpośredni zwrot do nieobecnej osoby może wprowadzać ją jako wyobrażonego adresata, nie oznacza jednak, że scena przedstawia rzeczywisty dialog z jej udziałem.

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Flashcard #4801 · C2

Directly addressing an absent person may introduce them as an imagined addressee, but does not mean that the scene depicts an actual dialogue involving them.

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EN · C2

Reading apostrophe in a literary passage.

  1. A

    Is the poet really talking to his absent mother here?

    Czy poeta naprawdę rozmawia tu z nieobecną matką?

  2. B

    Directly addressing an absent person may introduce them as an imagined addressee, but does not mean that the scene depicts an actual dialogue involving them.

    Bezpośredni zwrot do nieobecnej osoby może wprowadzać ją jako wyobrażonego adresata, nie oznacza jednak, że scena przedstawia rzeczywisty dialog z jej udziałem.

  3. A

    What do you suggest doing next?

    Co proponujesz zrobić dalej?

  4. B

    Let’s mark the difference between an imagined addressee and someone in the scene.

    Zaznaczmy więc różnicę między wyobrażonym adresatem a uczestnikiem sceny.

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Polish

Odczytywanie apostrofy w wypowiedzi literackiej.

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English

Reading apostrophe in a literary passage.

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German

Eine Apostrophe in einer literarischen Äußerung deuten.

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Spanish

Interpretar el apóstrofe en un pasaje literario.

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Russian

Прочтение апострофы в литературном высказывании.

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