Librarians! May the 13th!

Dear colleagues! Find your Homework for the 13th of May!

To do:
1. Please, wish Happy Mother's Day to your colleagues here: edukacija.psvb.lt/forumas/6-say-hello-here
....and please, Say Hello to British Princess! Can you help to guess the name of the Princess? :http://edukacija.psvb.lt/forumas/7-ask-anything
2. Please, play Forum Games here: edukacija.psvb.lt/forumas/12-games Two Games is A MINIMUM! Check out your mistakes!
3. Please, do the exercises. You can post your exercises here, but only if you check your mistakes!
From your Workbook:
Do the puzzle ([pazl] - dėlionė) on the page Eight:


Do two exercises on the page Eight (2a: write short forms with "to be" ; 2b: write negative sentences with "to be"!) :


From your Interactive CD:
A. Go to Vocabulary Bank. Do "Countries and Nationalities"
B. Go to Words and Phrases. Do 1B
C. Go to Sound Bank - More Consonants: click on (paspauskite ant) W [ue] -Witch [uič] - ragana. Listen and practice to say words with the sound "W" (where, white (baltas), witch, one )


Good luck!

1. Puzzle: 1- Japanese, 2-Italian, 3-Brazilian, 4-Polich, 5-Chinese, 6-Hungarian, 7-Englich, 8-Mexican, 9-Britich, 10-Turkich, 11-American, 12-Russian.(=s)
2. a) Hi's Brazilian (=He), We're late, You're in class A, I'm a teacher, Millie's from England, They're in room 10.

RitaB, your puzzle is correct, but where is the mystery word from the puzzle? Please, find it.

the mystery word [mi: steri uord] - paslaptingas žodis

The mystery word is in grey squares. It starts with the letter N.
[de mystery uord iz in grei skue: /r/z. it sta: /r/ts uit de lete en] Paslaptingas žodis yra pilkuose langeliuose. Jis prasideda raide N.

Spanish Japanese Italian Brazilian Polish Chinese Hungarian English Mexican British Turkish American Russian Nationalities.
Miguel's from Spain. He' Spanish.
Yoshika's from Japan. She's Japanese.
Fabio's from Italy. He's Italian.
Paolo's from Brazil. He's Brazilian.
Dorota's from Poland. She's Polish.
Jiao's from China. She's Chinese.
Edvard's from Hungary. He's Hungarian.
George is from England. He's English.
Mikaela's from Mexico. She's Mexican.
Karen's from Britain. She's British.
Fatima's from Turkey. She's Turkish.
Leanne's from the United States. She's American.
Anton's from Russia. He's Russian.

They're from Italy.
I'm in Room seven.
He's Brazilian.
We are late.
You are in Class A.
I'm a teacher.
Millie is from England.
They're in Room ten.

No, I'm not from Spain.
No, she isn't late.
No, we aren't Mexican.
No, they aren't American.
No, he isn't a teacher.
No, you aren't in Room seven.
No, it isn't in Hungary.
No, I'm not Polish.

To Janina:

1. Spanish 2. Japanese 3.Italian 4. Brazilian 5. Polish 6.Chinese 7. Hungarian 8. English 9. Mexican 10. British 11. Turkish 12. American 13. Russian .

1.Miquel's from Spain. He's Spanish.
2. Yoshika's from Japan. She's Japanese.
3. Fabio's from Italy. He's Italian.
4. Paolo's from Brazil. He's Brazilian.
5.Dorota's from Poland. She's Polish.
6. Jiao's from China.She's Chinese.
7.Edvard's from Hungary. He's Hungarian
8. Mikaela's from Mexico. She's Mexican.
10. Fatima's from Turkey, She's Turkish.
11. Leanne's from the Unitate States. She's American.
12.Anton's from Russia, He's Russian.

They're from Italy.
I'm in room seven.
He's Brazilian.
We are late.
You are in class A
I'm a teacher.
Millie from England. (=Millie's from England )
They're in room ten


No, I'm not from Spain.
No, she isn't late
No, we arent's Mexican. (no 's! nereikia 's - aren't [a:nt] reiškia 'esame' , o 's reiškia 'yra', tad išeina: '...mes nesame yra..' )
No, they arent's American. (no 's!)
No, he isn't a teacher.
No, you aren't in Room seven.
No, it isn't in Hungary.
No, I'm not Polish.

1. Japanese, Italian, Brazilian, Polish, Chinese, Hangarian, English, Mexican, British, Turkish, American, Russian.
2. He's Brazilian. We are late. You are in class A. I'm a teacher. Mille is from England. They're in Room 10.
3. No, we aren't Mexican. No, they aren't American. No, he isn't a teacher. No, you aren't in Room 7. No, it isn't in Hungary. No, I'm not Polish.

Well done! I'm happy that ([dat] kad) you do the homework. These flowers are for you!


Are exercises from the interactive CD clear? Ask if you don't understand
clear [kliea:] - aiškus.