Examples of using When speaking in English and their translations into Polish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Programming
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Computer
Answer: When speaking of God's will,
That is why, when speaking about investments, there will mainly be investments in our rolling stock and in the system of sales.
When speaking of them, no one has the right to have doubts as to the righteousness of the word"liberation.
When speaking about the philosophy of this budget, the prime minister
comfortable come to mind when speaking of the 4-star Hotel Petit Palace Arturo Soria in the….
This English idiom means“never” when speaking about something that you think will never happen.
And I advise you to use a more respectful tone… when speaking to me and my men.
so on are becoming the popular issues when speaking of machines.
When speaking about"specialists" one tends to think of those who are the originators of information
That is because, when speaking about a character one is more vulnerable,
I am writing about you in terms that one only ventures to use when speaking of an intimate friend.
Madam President, when speaking about sharing family responsibilities equally between men
But I notice many don't retain much of what they have learned also tend to feel embarrassed when speaking in public the pronunciation… Still,
also tend to feel embarrassed when speaking in public[especially] the pronunciation… Still,
you will not produce a vast amount of lean muscle tissue through its use when speaking of performance enhancing purposes;
as well the claim of having a supreme leader in the Pope who is infallible(without error) when speaking“ex cathedra”-that is, in the exercise
you will not produce a vast amount of lean muscle tissue through its use when speaking of performance enhancing purposes;
you will not produce a huge amount of lean muscle mass cells with its use when speaking of efficiency boosting functions;
Insane, when spoken out loud.
Thus statements about the future(e.g.,"it will rain tomorrow") are either true or false when spoken today.