FRIDAY Autumn classes homework :)

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

My lunch.
I usually have my lunch at work. Sometimes I have it at Work's cafeteria. I have a lot of vegatables with fish or chicken. My lunch at work is for free, because it is homemade food. At cafeteria I pay about one-two euros. It is not exspensive. After lunch I have a coffee break with my colleagues. We drink coffee with dessert.

My lunch
I usualy have lunche at my work.Food I am meiking at home. (=I make food at home). I have soup and fish with vegetables, or chicken,For dessert i (=I) like to eat apple pie. And also drink coffe.

I allways have my lunch at home. I eat homemade food. I like to cook very much. So it is for free. I allways have for my lunch a cup of tea, soup or salads and a slice of dark bread. Sometimes I go to eat to cafee, I eat a fish with vegetables, salads or cold soup there. It costs about two euros. I like fruit very much, so watermelon or mango is the best dessert for me.

Exercises:

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

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 coffee and a cookie, please?
B. Latte, Americano, cappuccino?
W. An Americano, please.
B. Small (or 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.

hello. I always have my lunch at home. I like to cook, no but sometimes. I'm very busy every day, so there's time to produce .I eat sandwiches. I like dessert very much. I love apples ,pears and plums,is they are a Lithuanian fruits straight from my garden it doesn't cost for me. I buy bread and cheese in the shop, it costs about 5 euros

Hello.
I allways have my lunch at home. I eat sandwiches, soup, vegetables, homemeide(=ade) bread. I drink a cup of tea. I like Lithuanian fruits straight from my garden it not (=doesn't) costs for me. I buy cheese in the shop it costs about 2 euros .

Thank you everyone! It is really interesting to know your tastes in food. I think that we all prefer healthy food to junk food
healthy - sveikas; junk food [džank fu:d] - greitas maistas

Note:
a penny - vienas pensas; pence - pensai (dgs.)

Here is your homework for the 23th of October:
1. Please, be sure you know the words from the Vocabulary on pages 111-112 in your Student Books!
Words from the text on page 43: opening hours - darbo valandos, meal times - valgymo laikas; a meal of the day - didžiausias dienos valgis; to relax [ri lea:ks] - atsipalaiduoti; a supermarket = supermarketas (kaip Maxima) a shopping center = a shopping mall - prekybos centras (kaip Panevėžio Babilonas);
Words from the Menu Game: a cafe [ka: fė] - kavinė; coffee [kafi] - kava; a cafeteria [kafeterija] - savitarnos valgykla; a sandwich bar - užkandinė, sumuštinių baras; large/ regular - didelis/ paprastas ; a muffin [mafin] - keksiukas, a brownie [brauni] - pyrago gabalėlis; a chocolate [čokleit] - šokoladas; a slice [slais] - riekė, atpjautas gabalas; What can I get you? - Ko norėtumėt? (paž. Ką galiu jums atnešti?) Anything else? [enithing elz] - Ko nors dar? ; something - kažkas

2.
You have a piece of paper with a text on it. Please, read about the typical working day in the life of a DJ, correct mistakes and bring the paper with you to the class next Friday. Don't write the answers on the Forum! DJ [di: džei] - didžėjus; fashionable [fea:šn ebl] - madingas; equipment [ekipment] - įranga


3.
Read the text on the page 43 in your Student Book. Write about your typical Saturday/or Sunday/ or weekend here, on the Forum. Be ready to tell your story in the class!


I wish you a wonderful weekend with your families, with your friends, with your pets or alone with nature. Have a nice meal, a good sleep and a a time to relax. Take care and see you next time

Thank you, I wish you too.

My Sunday,

Sunday is my favorite day. On Sunday I usually get up about nine o'clock. About an hour I do yoga.I very like very much do (=to do ARBA doing) sport.For breakfast I have a cereal and a muffin. Usually I drink large coffee. On Sunday I have more free time, I don't need to hurry
.I have my lunche at home. I love cooking, so I get (=make - gaminu) lunch with my daughter. We cook soup and often chickens with vegetables. We eat together with my husband and children.I have two children - a daughter and a son.
After lunch we play games- Monopoly or draughts. I like to relax in my bed about an hour.
In the evening I make cake.We have diner and watch TV.
I go to bed early.Sweet dreams.

This is a very nice acount! I like it very much. Thank you. A new word for me - draughts [dra:fts]

Note:
*hour [aue] - 'an hour' [en aue]; "an" bus visada, kai žodis ištariamas su balsiu pradžioje. ("history" [histori] (istorija) - a; university [juniversity] -a; umbrella [ambrela] - an ...)

*to like + "very much" - not "very" .
"very" always follows after a verb ("labai" visada seka po veiksmažodžio (I like very much; I thank you very much; I play tennis very well...., I feell very good )

*to like to do something OR doing something : I like to relax = I like relaxing; I like to swim=I like swimming ; I like to watch films = I like watching films

*time expressions can go at the beginning (when it is not for duration) or at the end -
laiko aprašymai gali eiti priekyje (jei tai ne trukmei nusakyti) arba gale:
On Sunday I usually cook (correct)- I usually cook on Sunday (correct) ; Two hours a day he plays the piano (wrong) - He plays the piano two hours a day (correct) ; I do yoga about an hour. (correct)

On Saturday I get up at 7 o'clock in the morning. I always have a cup of black coffee and a sandwich for my breakfast. Then I go fishing. I fish from 8 to 10 o'clock. I usually catch some perches. I come back home happy. Then I have a cup of hot tea. And I go to do housework. I always have lunch at 12 o'clock. I eat roast chicken with potatoes and vegetables. In the afternoon, from 2 to 4 PM I with my girlfriend go to Pasvalys Swimming pool. There we have a great time. We go to the sauna and we swim a lot. When we come back home we cook our dinner. I eat fish with rice and vegetables. It is very delicious. After dinner, I watch a movie on my computer. The film usually ends at 11 PM. Then I have a shower and I go to bed. It is my typical Saturday.

Nice!
Say "I go fishing" - I don't know why it is a typical phrase.
When you talk about your typical actions, your routine (nuolatinius veiksmus, savo rutiną) don't say "I am fishing", "We are swimming" - say "I fish", "we swim".
English language has three present times ( or more? ??) . We learn present simple - it is for typical actions, what you always/usually/often/rarely/sometimes/ never do
Anglų kalba turi tris esamuosius laikus. Mes mokomės paprastą esamą - tipiniams veiksmams - ką tu visada/paprastai/ retai/kartais/ niekada/ darai
I am swimming I am fishing - we will learn in the future - it is for what you do at this moment (mes mokysimės ateityje, tai yra tam, ką tu darai šią akimirką)

My typical Sunday.

On Sunday I usually get up at 9 o'clock. I drink a glass of water and do some gymnastics excercises. I work five or six days a week, so I like to have my Sunday breakfast at my best place - at home. I can relax yet, I can be slow, I drink coffee and eat porridge. After breakfast I with =and my boyfriend go for a walk. We like nature very much, so we go to parks, by the river, sometimes we go to other towns of Lietuva and are finding interesting beautiful places. At 12 o'clock I usually have my lunch. I have fish or grilled meat with vegetables at home or a cafe. After lunch we usually watch an interesting movie, sometimes we go to visit our friends or parents. At 18 o'clock I have a dinner. Often I eat fish or courd with vegetables. That's my day.

Lietuva! Poplyn loves Lithuanian language and Lithuania

My typical Sunday very often starts at eleven o'clock. I usually wake up at 9 AM, but I prefer to stay in bed for some time, relax and browse the Internet on my computer. My Sunday breakfast is coffee with milk and I have it in my bed. When I get up, I do housework, I let my cat out and I talk with my mom. My mother sometimes goes to church on Sundays but I never go there. I sometimes go shopping. I always cook on Sundays. When it is cold outside I make potato pancakes with porc or hot beetroot soup. These are my two favorite winter dishes. I like to cycle. I go on my bicycle outside the town to my garden. When there is snow, I walk because it is too cold to ride a bicycle. Sometimes I go to Pasvalys Swimmimg Pool, but there are a lot of people on Sundays and I prefer to go to the pool on weekdays. In the evening I like to make potato or pasta salad with mayonnaise. When I have my dinner I often watch TV with my mother. After dinner I go online and talk with some friends or I go to BBC Learning English website where I learn some English. It is a very good website and I recommend it to you too... Time goes fast on the Internet and I often go to sleep about three o'clock. I think I need to change my Sunday routine and go to sleep before midnight.

Thank You Jurate for correction. I wrote Lietuva

I love it how you have written one proud Lithuanian word in the middle of the English text. Come on, Lietuva, don't give up to those English speakers!

My typical Sunday
On Sunday I usually get up at 9 o'clock. I have a shower and I go to cook breakfast for my family. We eat cereal, fruit, we usually drink tea. After breakfast I go to do housework. I always have lunch at 1 o'clock. I with = and my family eat a soup, chicken with potatoes and vegetables. In the afternoon from 2 to 4 p.m. I watch TV. I like Turkic(s)h movies. We usually have our dinner at 6 p.m. After dinner I browse the Internet on my computer. Time goes fast on the Internet. At 11 p.m. I have a shower and i=I go to bed.