FRIDAY Autumn classes homework :)

1.
I have my holiday in the summer. I relax on my holiday. I go to fish. We go to the seaside. We love the sea, beach. Very like a hot summer.
Do you do sport or exercise? What do you do? Yes, I do. I do exercise with dumbbel.
Do you listen to music? What music do you listen to? Yes, I do. I listen to all music.
Do you watch TV? What programmes do you watch? No, I don't. I watch only sports competitions.

Do you go out on Friday or Saturday night? What do you do? Yes, I do. At the weekend we go to friends'. We bake meat and play games. We have great fun.
Do you go shopping? Where do you go shopping? Yes, I do. We go shopping to Maksima, Norfa, IKI (to the local shopping centers ).
Do you walk or do sport? What do you do? I do sports. I exercise on an exercise or stationary bike
Do you go to the beach or the mountains? Where do you go? I go to the mountains. I love mountains.
Do you read a Sunday newspaper? What paper do you read? No, I don't. I usually read online news on the Lithuanian news portal Delfi
Where do you usually have lunch on Sunday? We usually have lunsch on Sunday at home.
How do you relax on Sunday evening? We watch a movie.
What time do you go to bed on Sunday night? We go to bed on Sunday night at 22.

Thank you , Arunas. It is a nice account about your holiday. Now I know that we both like see and go on our holidays to the seaside!
To go to the sea - išplaukti į jūrą
To go to the seaside - važiuoti prie jūros.

I love sea like Arunas does. I usually go to Palanga in August and I stay a lot of time on the beach. I swim and I sunbath. In the evenings, I like to walk in the park of Palanga and watch ducks and swans in the pond of the park.
On my working days, I go to the gym in the evenings. I like to exercise. My gym classes are twice a week and the trainer is good. Her name is Diana. We exercise very hard
To do sports, to play sports - sportuoti
To play tennis, basketball, football - žaisti tenisą, krepšinį, futbolą
To exercise, to workout [vorkaut] - mankštintis;
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Your homework for the next Friday, the 25th of September

Ask if you don't understand ! Write a comment ! (Paklauskite, jei nesuprantate!)
1. Revise ([rivaiz] pakartokite) the exercise 4b on the page 94 in your Student Book.
2. Do the exercises 1a and 1b on the page 32 in your Workbook.
3. Do the exercise 2 a and 2 b on the page 32 in your Workbook. Open your interactive CD and go to the SoundBank !
4. Open your interactive CD. Do the exercise 4B in Words And Phrases. Do Common Verbs 2 in Vocabulary Bank

Good luck!

Dear Friday meeting attendees! Thank you for your attendance. It is nice to see you in the classroom.

Here is your homework for the next Friday, the 9th of October. Our meeting starts at 4 PM.
1.
On the Forum:
Write if you can come or not. Write your comment here:
edukacija.psvb.lt/forumas/11-for-meeting...classes-for-visitors
Play Games - two games, please
edukacija.psvb.lt/forumas/12-games

2.
From your Student Book:
Learn the words on page One Hundred Twelve
Write 5 sentences ( can you write it here? ) about what you can and what you can't do in Pasvalys :
1. At Pasvalys Swimming Pool you can....., but you can't....
2. At Pasvalys town museum you can....., but you can't....
3. At Pasvalys town market you can....., but you can't....
4. At Pasvalys library you can....., but you can't....
5. In shops in Pasvalys you can....., but you can't....

3.
In your Workbooks:
Do the exercises on pages Thirty Two and Thirt Three
*a reservation [rezerveišn]- rezervacija, užsakyta vieta; really [ri: li] - labai, tikrai
Ask if you don't understand something. Maybe I can help you

4.
Listen to Track 15 from NEF Workbook Audio CD

5.
From your Interactive CD:
Do 4C in 'Words And Phrases'
Do File 4 in 'Grammar Quizzes'
Listen to the sound [ue] in Sound Bank - Diphthongs [diftong] - dvigarsis
Listen to the sound C ( usually [ki:] but [si:] before E and I ) - Consonants [konsonants] - priebalsiai

Hello,
My homework

1. At Pasvalys Swimming Pool you can swim, but you can't flight. =fly (skristi), a flight - skrydis
2. At Pasvalys town museum you can see pictures, but you can't play computer games.
3. At Pasvalys town market you can bay food, but you can't bay a car. =buy
4. At Pasvalys library you can read books, but you can't play tennis.
5. In shops in Pasvalys you can pay by Mastercard, but you can't change many.=money

Thank you for your comment. Your use of words is very good. The spelling (rašyba) doesn't matter so much (nėra taip svarbu)

Here is my homework:

1. At Pasvalys Swimming Pool you can pay by credit card , but you can't buy alcohol.
2. At Pasvalys town museum you can take photos, but you can't smoke
3. At Pasvalys town market you can buy fish and meat, but you can't do sports
4. At Pasvalys library you can use the Internet, but you can't play piano
5. In shops in Pasvalys you can see a lot of things but you can't take it for free.

Where is your five sentences, guys?

1. At Pasvalys Swimming Pool you can go to the Sauna, but you can't go to the Ice room.
2. At Pasvalys town museum you can watch various ancient things, but you can't borrow them.
3. At Pasvalys town market you can buy meat, but you can't buy cow. =a cow
4. At Pasvalys library you can read books, but you can't dance in the reading room.
5. In shops in Pasvalys you can find a ball, but you can't play basketball.

1. At Pasvalys Swiming Pool you can swim Jacuzzi, but you can't take photos. =use Jacuzzi/ bathe (maudytis) / relax (atsipalaiduoti) in Jacuzzi
2. At Pasvalys town museum you can see antique housewares, but you can't smoke.
3. At Pasvalys town market you can pay by credit card, but you can't play computer games.
4. At Pasvalys library you can read books, but you can't change money.
5. In shops in Pasvalys you can find a fishing rod, but you can't to fish.

Hello,
1.At Pasvalys Swimming pool you can swim, but you can't play the piano.
2.At Pasvalys town museum you can look at the pictures, but you can't play computer games.
3.At Pasvalys town market you can buy food, but you can't do sport.
4.At Pasvalys library you can read books and newspaper,but you can't smoke.
5.In shops in Pasvalys you can buy clothes and choes,but you can't play tennis.=shoes

1. At Pasvalys Swimming Pool you can pay by credit card , but you can't play football
2. At Pasvalys town museum you can take photos, but you can't smoke
3. At Pasvalys town market you can buy fish and meat, but you can't do sports
4. At Pasvalys library you can use the Internet, but you can't play piano
5. In shops in Pasvalys you can see a lot of things but can't play tennis

Hello,
1.At Pasvalys Swimming Pool you can buy a ticket at a cash point, but you can't smoke.
2.At Pasvalys town museum you can use the phone, but you can't have ice cream.
3.At Pasvalys town market you can buy with a credit card, but you can't pay in dollars.
4.At Pasvalys library you can use the internet, but you can't have a coffee.
5.In shops in Pasvalys you can go shopping, but you can't give a present.

Hi, friends! Let's learn together! Let's do homework! Is English easy or difficult for you?

Homework for the 16th of October
1.
Do the exercises on pages Thirty Four and Thirty Five in Workbook

2.
Listen to Track 16 in 'NEF Workbook Audio CD' and repeat.
3.
Open Interactive CD and do:
A.In Words And Phrases - Practical English 4
B. In Vocabulary Bank - The Time and Ordinal Numbers (Laikas ir Kelintiniai Skaičiai)
- - - - - - - - - - Typical Day (įprastinė diena)
- - - - - - - - - Common Verbs 2 (dažni veiksmažodžiai 2)
C.In Practical English watch File 4 and write the answers down to your notebooks:
Where do Craig [Kreig], Carolina, Aidan [Eiden] and Tom usually have lunch? What do they usually eat for lunch? How much do they usually pay for their lunch?
Extra questions - papildomi klausimai: Who has lunch for free? Who is from Canada? who? [hu:] - kas? for free [fo: fri: ] - už dyką
4.
Answer questions about you and write your answers here, on the Forum:
1.Where do you usually have your lunch? 2. What do you usually have for your lunch? 3. How much is your lunch?
Thank you for your answers
5.
You can find more exercises on the Internet if you want and if you have time:
Put words in sentences - sudėkite žodžius į sakinius (reikia po vieną kartą paspausti ant žodžių eilės tvarka):
elt.oup.com/student/englishfile/beginner...Language=en&mode=hub
Put words in questions - sudėkite žodžius į klausimus:
elt.oup.com/student/englishfile/beginner...Language=en&mode=hub
Choose a correct answer with can or can't - Pasirinkite teisingą atsakymą su can ar can't:
elt.oup.com/student/englishfile/beginner...Language=en&mode=hub

Good luck!

I make mistakes - bear with me!
to bear [biea:] - tverti, turėti kantrybės

I do my homework, I hope you do it too

1.Where do you usually have your lunch? 2. What do you usually have for your lunch? 3. How much is your lunch?

I usually go home for lunch, but sometimes I have it at Lėvuo school cafeteria. I have chicken or bacon or fish with chips or porridge and I always eat salad because vegetables are good for health. I always drink tea and I never have coffee for lunch. My lunch at home is for free, of course. I pay about two Euros at the school cafeteria. I think the food at the cafeteria is cheap and similar to homemade food.

Hello. Here you are my homework.

1.a.

1 thirty cents
2 twelve pounds ninety-nine
3 fifty-five cents
4 sixteen dollars fifty
5 fifteen euros forty
6 seventy-five pences

b
1 sixty cents
2 seventeen euros thirty
3 twenty pences
4 forty-five dollars
5 thirty cents
6 eighty pounds
7 ninety dollars fifty
8 six euros seventy


2b
Barman. Can I help you?
Woman. Yes, can I have a coffe and a cookie, please?
B. Latte, Americano, cappuccino?
W. An Americano, please.
B. Small, regular or large?
W. Large. How much is that?
B. Three pounds.
W. Here you are.
B. Thanks.
c
S K
cinema cat
nice close
exercise can
price difficult
cent coat
pence computer

3a
Barman. Can I help you?
Man. Yes, can I have a coffee and a muffin, please?
B. Espresso, Americano, capuccino?
M. A capuccino, please.
B. Regular or large?
M. Regular. How much is that?
B. Three pounds ten.
M. Here you are.


I usually have my lunch at home. But when I work I eat my lunch at my workplace. I allways have for the lunch a homemade food - usually chicken or bacon with pasta or potatoes and some vegetables, a cup of coffee. So my lunch is for free. I usually don't have my free time in (=at) my work, so I rarely have my lunch in my work's cafeteria. Then I eat zeppelins with juice and cake. ( You can't eat juice! "Then I eat zeppelins and I have juice and cake for a dessert ") It's my favourite food. I pay in cash three euros.

Great job, Arunas! I will make you a cup of coffee in the classroom. Do you prefer large or regular?

Note (įsidėmėk): at home, at work, at school, at university - usually "at"

Hello,
My lunch.
I usually have lunch at my work .I have a salad or a sandwich. I drink coffee or tea. Sometimes I go to the cafe Arka with my friend.I usually have a fish with vegetables,a coffee,an apple pie and an ice cream of (=for) a dessert. It costs about seven euros. It is too expensive to eat out all of the time.

Thank you! You can say a fish, a coffee, an apple pie if you want to say 'one portion'. But you can also say it without 'a': fish with vegetables, apple pie and coffee. A dessert [dese:/r/t ] is food and a desert [dezert] is a dry land without water like Sahara (dykuma). "All of the time" is correct but rare. I hear people say "all the time" on the radio or on TV