Librarians! Summer classes homework for you!

This is the Personal information about my brother:

What's his name? His name's Egidijus.
What's his surname? His surname is Rimkus.
What's his title? His title is Mr (Mister).
Where is he from? He is from Lithuania.
What's his address? His address is Diliauskų street Number One, Pasvalys district.
What's his postcode? His postcode is LT Three Nine One Eight Eight.
How old is he? Him forty-three years old.
Is he married? So, he married.
What's his home phone number? He does not have a phone at home. What's his mobile phone number? His mobile phone number is Eight Six One Three Three One Nine One Six.
What's his email adress? I do not know his e-mail adress.

1. Excuse me. What's your name?
Rachel Wells.
Wells?
Yes. Dablju I Double El Es. Wells. (=Double U (ju:))

2. Hi, Pol! Are you in room fourteen?
No. I am in room thirteen.

3. Is Anna Hungarian?
No, she isn't. She's Russian.
Russian?
Yes. She's from Moscow.

4.Where's you from Fiona?(=are)
Wootton.
Wootton?
Yes. It's in England.
How do you spell it?
It's Dablju Double Ou Double Ti Ou En. (=double u (ju:) )
Double Ou Double Ti.
That's right. Wootton.

5. Hello. Sit down, please.
Okay. Go to page eghteen.
Sorry?
Go to page eighteen, please. And look to picture. (=at the)

Nice job, Janina! Look at your mistakes.
Remember:
'you ' is always with 'are' (Where are you from Fiona?)
double [dabl] - dvigubas, dvivietis
to look at [luk ea:t] - žiūrėti į (Look at the picure)

Here are more exercises if you want
more [mo:] - daugiau
It's not for Janina only, RitaB and Lijana - if you want- do it too!

1.
Complete the questions - papildykite klausimus:

2.
Read the text and answer the questions:
1. What's his name? 2.What's his job? (Ką jis dirba?) 3. Does he have a family? 4. Where is his home? 5. Does he learn English?

3.
Complete the text about Yasmina - Užpildykite tekstą apie Jazminą

4.

5.
Put the sentences in the correct order - sudėkite sakinius teisinga tvarka:
extention [ekstenšn] - papildomas telefonas (taip įstaigoje atsiliepiama telefonu, kai skambintojas nukreipiamas iš centrinio telefono kitu numeriu); the cinema [sinema] - kinas; at seven - septintą valandą

What's her surname? What's her first name? Where's she from? What's her job? What's her address? What's her phone number? How old is she? Is she married?

What's his name? His name is Rafael. What's his job? He is a doctor. Does he have a family? Yes, he does. Where is his home? His home is in Toluco in Mexico. Does he learn English? Yes, he does.

My name's Yasmina Kamal and I'm a student. I'm not married. I have one sister and two brothers. I live in a flat in Cairo, Egypt. I want to learn English becouse it's an international language.

My name is Anna.
Where are you from?
I am from Japan.
What's your name? My name's Tomoko.
Max and Lisa are from Chicago.
This is my teacher. His name's Richard.
Where is she from?
This is my sister. Her name's Emma.

A Hello, extention three, double four, two.
B Hello, Merry. This is Edward. How are you?
A I'm fine, thank you. And you?
B I'm OK, thanks.

A Goodbye, Marcus.
B Goodbye, Bianca. Have a nice day.
A Thanks, Marcus. See you this evening.
B Yes, at seven in the cinema.

A Hello, two seven oh eight nine nine.
B Hi, Flora! It's me, Leo. How are you?
A Not bad, thanks. And you?
B Very well. How are the children?
a They're fine.

Janina
Amazing! Awesome! Great! Excellent! [emeizing, o:som, greit, ekselent] = nuostabu, puiku, tobula!g]

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GRAMMAR
1. b
2. b
3. a
4. b
5. a
6. a
7. b
8. b Please, write the sentence, not the letter!
9. b
10. b

VOCABULARY
a
1. a photo
2. a bag
3. an umbrella
4. a keys
5. a pen
6. glasses

b
father - mother
husband – wife
son – daughter
brother – sister
boyfriend – girlfriend

c
1. woman - women
2. child - children
3. person – people

d
1. expensive - cheap
2. big - small
3. good - bad
4. long - short
5. tall – little

e
1. forty-40
2. sixty-seven-67
3. ninety-nine-99
4. fifty-six-56
5. eighty-two-82

f
1. A These is my sister Anne. B Nice to meet you. (=This is - štai; these is- šitie yra)
2. A How old are is Rita? B I think she's 22
3. A How are you? B Fine, thanks. And you?
4. A Where's my book? B It's over there - štai ten...( I do not know what to write) , on the table.
5. A What's your address? B 25 King Street

Look at your mistakes, Lijana. In the future, don't write letters for answers - write sentences
a letter [lete] - raidė; a sentence [sentens] - sakinys

1. What's her surname? What's her first name? Where's she from? What's her job? What's her adress? What's her phone number? How old is she? She's twenty three. Is she merrid? No, she isn't.
2. His name is Rafael. Hi's a doctor. Yes, he does. He have the wife and two children. His home is in Toluca in Mexiko. No, he does'nt, but he wants to learn English for his job.
3. My name's Yasmina Kamal and I'm a student. I'm nineteen. I'm not married. I have one sister and two brothers. I live in a flat in Cairo, Egipt. I want to learn English because it's an international language.
4. My name is Anna
Where are you from?
I'm from Japan
What's your name?
My name's Tomoko
Max and Lisa are from Chicago
This is my teacher. His name's Richard.
Where is she from?
This is my sister. Her name's Emma.
5.
A Hello, extension three double four two
B Hello, Mary. This is Edvard. How are You?
A. I'm fine, thank you. And you?
B. I'm OK, thanks.

A Goodbye, Marcus.
B Goodbye, Bianca. Have a nice day.
A Thanks, Marcus. See you this evening.
B Yes, at seven in the cinema.

A Hello, two seven oh double eight nine.
B Hi, Flora! It's me, Leo, how are you?
A Not bad, thanks. And you?
B Very well. How are the children?
A They're fine.