Lekcja 13 (2025.05.13) - Negocjacje i umowy

1 The company leases its equipment to smaller businesses. (Present Simple) 2 I signed a lease for the apartment yesterday. (Past Simple) 3 We are going to renew the lease next month. (Future Simple)

1 The contract contains several important stipulations. (Present Simple) 2 The lawyer explained the stipulations of the agreement last week. (Past Simple) 3 We will review the stipulations before signing the contract. (Future Simple)

1 The contract includes various provisions. (Present Simple) 2 The parties agreed on the provisions of the new law last year. (Past Simple) 3 They will discuss the provisions in the upcoming meeting. (Future Simple)

1 Regular maintenance is required for the machinery. (Present Simple) 2 The technician performed maintenance on the system last week. (Past Simple) 3 We will schedule the maintenance for next month. (Future Simple)

1 The tenant pays rent on the first of every month. (Present Simple) 2 The tenant moved out of the apartment last week. (Past Simple) 3 The new tenant will move in next month. (Future Simple)

1 The landlord is responsible for repairs. (Present Simple) 2 The landlord increased the rent last year. (Past Simple) 3 The landlord will meet the new tenants tomorrow. (Future Simple)

1 The provision of food and water is essential for survival. (Present Simple) 2 The company made provisions for unexpected expenses last year. (Past Simple) 3 They will provide the necessary provisions for the journey. (Future Simple)

1 She bargained for a better price at the market. (Past Simple) 2 We bargained hard for the deal yesterday. (Past Simple) 3 They will have bargained for the best terms by the time the meeting ends. (Future Perfect)

1 He gets evicted if he doesn't pay the rent on time. (Present Simple) 2 They got evicted because they were late with the payments. (Past Simple) 3 She might get evicted if the landlord doesn't accept her proposal. (Future Simple)

1 He gets paid every Friday. (Present Simple) 2 She got paid after finishing the project last week. (Past Simple) 3 They will get paid at the end of the month. (Future Simple)

1 I can't afford to buy a new car right now. (Present Simple) 2 They couldn't afford to go on vacation last year. (Past Simple) 3 She will be able to afford to travel after saving some money. (Future Simple)

1 He gets fired if he doesn’t meet his targets. (Present Simple) 2 She got fired for being late to work repeatedly. (Past Simple) 3 They might get fired if the company doesn’t improve its performance. (Future Simple)