FRIDAY Autumn classes homework :)

My typical Sunday.
On Sunday I usually wake up late about nine-ten o'clock. I drink a large glass water and still in bed I check email and browse online. I get up about eleven-twelve o'clock. I have a shower and drink coffee, I have my breakfast. After a late breakfast I and my husband go to the village to visit my mom. There we have a lot of work outside, or we relax outside we have lunch on grill with my familly. We come back home in the evening. We watch TV. I go to bed early about eleven o'clock p.m

Thank you, this is a very nice account.
Remember:
to go to - eiti/ vykti į - always say 'to', except (išskyrus) 'home' : I go to Spain, I go to a cafe, I go to the cinema, BUT I go home.
If you say o'clock, don't say p.m.: 10 o'clock in the evening OR 10 p.m.; 9 o'clock in the morning OR 9 a.m.
online - jau reiškia "internete" (on +line - ant linijos) , todėl nebereikia pridėti "in"
outside - jau reiškia "lauke" (out +side - lauko pusėje) , todėl nebereikia pridėti "in" (tas pats būtų ir su inside - viduje: I'm inside - aš esu viduje)

Hello,
My typical Sunday.
On Sunday I get up about 9 a.m. First I have a shower. Then I drink coffee with a cake and I watch TV. On Sunday I usually cook Lithuanian traditional food for lunch. It is grated potato pudding or potato pancakes or cabbage rolls or zeppelins. After lunch I do housework. Sometimes I drive to wash my car when it is dirty. Or sometimes I drive to visit my mom. I go to bed about 10 p.m. Then I read book. And I go to sleep.

Thanks for cabbage rolls. It's a new word for me Do you read English books before you go to sleep?

No, I don't. I read only Lithuanian books, because I don't have English books.

I hope that in the future we will have English Reading Club at the library

Hi, fellow English learners! Here is your homework for next week (the 26th to the 31st of October)

1. Please vote when to meet the last week of the month! The voting ends this Monday in the evening!
edukacija.psvb.lt/forum/7-ask-anything/1...vote-balsuokite#2566

2. Learn Past Simple of to be (I/He/She/It Was/Wasn't We/You/They Were/Weren't) Grammar Rules are on page 96 of Student Book - 5A

3 Learn when to say at (1), in (2) and on (3) with places:


4. Learn new words: a mechanic [me ka:nik ]-mechanikas; an aerobics teacher/instructor [ins trak te] - aerobikos treneris; a soldier [soldže] - kareivis; yesterday [jestedei] - vakar; last Monday [lea:st] - praeitą; before [bifo:] - prieš (tai)

5. Do pages 36-37 in your Workbooks. Don't do the exercise about Van Gogh [ve:n gof] it is for the next time in the class


6. Listen to audio '17 Track 17' from 'NEF Workbook Audio CD'. Repeat...


8. Write about you. Feel free to fantasize, this is not an interrogation at the police station But stay real, don't write that you were at the dinner at the White House together with the president Barack Obama

So we meet this Thursday, at 4 PM. See you in the classroom!
Be ready to talk where you were yesterday.

Here are my answers:

Where was I at 6.30 am yesterday? I was in my bed. And where I was at 10 am? I was in my office and at my computer (but I'm not sure, I can't remember very well.)
Where was I at quater past three in the afternoon yesterday? I was in the square of Vytautas Didysis. I was in a hurry to the library from the shop. I remember this because there's a post with a clock on it in the square. The clock was one hour late and I was very afraid for one second.
Where was I at 9 in the night yesterday? I was on the road from my garden. I was on my bicycle. I was with two big bags of apples and these bags are now at my home.
Where was I at 11 o'clock in the night yesterday? I was in my kitchen. I was at the table. My dinner was very late.
Where was I last Saturday night? I was at home, in my room, at my computer. I was online.

Hello,
My homework.
Where were you yesterday at 6.30 in the morning? I was in my flat.
Where were you yesterday at 10.00 in the morning? I was in a meeting with my friends.
Where were you yesterday at 3.15 in the afternoon? I was in the restaurant with my daughter.
Where were you yesterday at 5.30 in the afternoon? I was in the cinema with my family. (=at the OR in a cinema; I was at the cinema - aš buvau kine/ I was in a cinema = aš buvau kino teatro viduje; a- nes šiuo atveju mes nežinome to pastato )
Where were you at 9.00 last night? I was in the gym club (=at the gym club = tiesiog klube OR in a gym - sporto salės (gymnasium) viduje)
Where were you at 11.00 last night? I was in my bed.
Where were you last Friday?. I was at Paskevicius‘ concert with my friend Alma.
Where were you last Saturday night? I viz(=s)ited my mom.

My homework:
1.
a)
1. I was in a hurry yesterday morning.
2. They weren't at school yesterday.
3. She was at the school last night.
4. We weren't at home yesterday.
5. Was he at work yesterday afternoon?
6. They were at the airport yesterday morning.
7. Were you at London yesterday?
8. I wasn't late yesterday.

b)
1. Was Picasso a painter? Yes, he was.
2. Were the Beatles from United States? No, they weren't.
3. Was Agatha Christie a writer? Yes, she was.
4. Were Monet and Matisse British? No, they weren't.
5. Was Rudolf Nureyev from Poland? No, he wasn't.
6. Were the Marx brothers American? Yes, they were.
7. Was Edith Piaf an actress? No, she wasn't.
8. Were Proust and Tolstoy writers? Yes, they were.

c)
1.
A Where were you last night?
B I was at the cinema.
2.
A Was your brother at home yesterday?
B No, he wasn't.
3
A Were your children at school last week?
B No, they weren't.
4
A When was your birthday?
B It was yesterday.
5
A Were you at the restaurant at 10.30?
B No, we weren't.
6
A Who were with you yesterday afternoon?
B I was with a friend.

About my yesterday:

Where was I yesterday at 7 am? At 7 o'clock in the morning I was in my bed I was waiting for my alarm clock to go off, because I get up 7.15 am.
Where was I yesterday at 10.00 in the morning? I was at work with my colleagues.
Where was I yesterday at 3.15 and at 5.13 at the afternoon? I was on my chair by my computer at 3.15 pm yesterday. At 5.13 pm I was in the meeting.
Where was I at 9 o'clock last night? I was sitting on my sofa in my room and reading an interesting book.
Where was I at 11 o'clock last night? I was in the United States of Dream Country
Where was I last Friday? Last Friday was very various (=full of events, full-on)- I was at my work, in the English class, in ( =at ) the Pasvalys pool, at home.
Where was I last Saturday night? I was near a clock, because it was a time to turn the clock

1.a.
I was in a hurry yesterday morning.
They weren't at school yesterday.
She was at the cinema last night.
We weren't at home yesterday.
Was he at work yesterday afternoon?
They were at the airport yesterday morning.
Were you in London yesterday?
I wasn't late yesterday.

b.
Was Picasso a painter? Yes, he was.
Were the Beatles from the United States? No, they weren't.
Was Agatha Christie a writer? Yes, she was.
Were Monet and Matisse British? No, they weren't.
Was Rudolf Nureyev from Poland? No, he wasn't.
Were the Marx brothers American? Yes, they were.
Was Edith Piaf an actress? No, she wasn't.
Were Proust and Tolstoy writers? Yes, they were.

c.
1.
A. Where were you last night?
B. I was at the cinema.
2.
A. Was your brother at home yesterday?
B. No, he wasn't.
3.
A. Was your children at school last week?
B. No, they weren't.
4.
A. When was your birthday?
B. It was yesterday.
5.
A. Were you at the restaurant at 10.30?
B. No, we weren't.
6.
A. Who were you with yesterday afternoon?
B. I was with a friend.

Where was I at 6.30 am yesterday? I was in my bed.
Where was I yesterday at 10.00 in the morning? I was at work.
Where was I yesterday at 3.15 and at 5.13 at the afternoon? I was at a large machine and filled it up with the cream for export.
Where was I at 9 o'clock last night? I was with parents.
Where was I at 11 o'clock last night? I was in a dream and I caught a big fish.
Where was I last Friday? I was at work all night.
Where was I last Saturday night? I was with friends.

My homework.

I was at home yesterday in the morning. I sported(=did sport), drinked(=drank) coffee.For breakfast I had a mush (=porridge- košė).
I was at home yesterday at 3.15 pm.I had my lunch and relaxed in my bed. Also I finished to read the book
I was at market at 9 pm Later we had dinner at home.
We were at a club last Friday with my husband. We danced and drinked (=drank) cocktails.

My homework.
Where were you yesterday at 6.30 in the morning? I was in my bed.
Where were you yesterday at 10.00 in the morning? I was in my job.=at work
Where were you yesterday at 3.15 in the afternoon? I was in a car.
Where were you yesterday at 5.30 in the afternoon? I was in my kitchen with my family.
Where were you at 9.00 last night? I was at home, in my room, at my computer. I was online.
Where were you at 11.00 last night? I was in my bed.
Where were you last Friday?. I was at Paskevicius‘ concert with my friend Violeta.
Where were you last Saturday night? I was at the cinema.

Thanks Alma and Renata. I think it is better (geriau) to say 'porridge' for 'košė'. It is common in Britain to have porridge for breakfast ( www.bbcgoodfood.com/recipes/1431/perfect-porridge ) Say 'at work' when you are at your workplace. Job is 'profesija', 'darbo pareigos' in Lithuanian.

My homework.
Were was I yesterday at 6.30 am?s in my bed. I geot up 7' oclock in the morning. I was at the market. I bought pork meat. At 7.30 a.m I walked to work. At 10 a.m I had a coffee break with my colleagues. At 4a.m I was in Panevėžys at a hospital I was to visit a doctor. I came back at 7'oclock in the evening. I was in my bed at 10 o'clock p.m .In The last Friday I was in the my work, after work I was in the English class. I was in the shop. At 8 oclock p.m I was to visit my son's family. In the spring he will be a
father. In the last Saturday I was at the cinema Babilonas.

Congratulations, Saulegraza! Congratulations to your son - soon-to-be father Congratulations to you too! You don't look like a grandma [gre:nma]
soon-to-be father [su:n tiu bi: fade] - būsimas tėtis

I'm sorry we didn't check your homework in the classroom, guys. Maybe next Friday?

Here is your homework for next Friday, the Sixth of November.
1.
Irregular [iregjula] verbs to learn in past simple- netaisyklingi veiksmažodžiai išmokti būtajam kartiniam laike:
to have - had / to go - went / to get - got / to get up - got up / to do - did / to come - came [keim] / to write - wrote [wrout] / to sit - sat
turėti - turėjo / eiti, vykti - nuėjo / gauti - gavo / atsikelti - atsikėlė/ daryti - padarė / ateiti - atėjo / rašyti - parašė / sėdėti - sėdėjo
2.
Learn Grammar Rule 5B on page 96 in your Student Books:
I went to school (+) Aš lankiau mokyklą
I didn't go to school (-) Aš nelankiau mokyklos
Did I go to school ? - No, I didn't - Yes, I did Ar aš lankiau mokyklą? -Ne - Taip
3.
Learn new words:
Dad [dea:d] - tėtis; Great [greit] - nuostabu, nuostabus; Perfect [piofekt] - puiku(s), tobula(s); Early [io/r/:li] - anksti, ankstus; of course [of ko:z] - žinoma; history [histori] - istorija; a blog [blog] - tinklaraštis; a website [websait] - interneto svetainė; to give [giv] - duoti, suteikti; to pick up [pik ap] - paimti, surinkti, nuskinti, pakelti; stressed [strest] - susinervinęs; a wedding [weding] - vestuvės; an anniversary [ea:nive/r/seri] - metinės; a century [senčiuri] - amžius; to surprise [sio/r/praiz] - nustebinti; a gift, a present [gift, prezent] - dovana; a trip [trip] - kelionė; length - ilgis ; a syringe [si rindž ] - švirkštas; a teenager [ ti:neidže ] - paauglys
4.
Do exercises on pages 38-39 in Workbooks
Don't be upset ([apset] - nenusiminkite) if you don't understand something! We check all the exercises in the class.

Note 1: Exercise 1 Vocabulary is to revise the vocabulary of daily activities (page 111 in Student Book). Write verbs in present simple
Pastaba: pirmas pratimas yra pakartoti žodžiams apie kasdienius užsiėmimus (p.111 Mokinio knygoje). Rašykite veikmažodžius esamuoju laiku:(2. Jis prausiasi po dušu ryte 3. Jie visada atsikelia pusė aštuonių 4. Ji kartais eina apsipirkti po darbo....ir t.t...)
Note 2: All missing words in exercise "Words and Prases To Learn" on Page 39 are from the text "One Day In History" (Student Book, page 47)
Visi trukstami žodžiai 39p. pratime yra iš teksto "Viena diena istorijoje" (SB, p.47)

4.
Listen to '18 Track 18' from 'NEF Workbook Audio CD'

5.
Open the interactive CD and do 'Words And Phrases' 5A and 5B
6.
You can do these exercises online:
elt.oup.com/student/englishfile/beginner...cc=lt&selLanguage=en
elt.oup.com/student/englishfile/beginner...cc=lt&selLanguage=en
Correct or not? If a sentence is correct - click on the first word and type 'correct' with small 'c'. If there is a mistake - click on it and type a correct word.
Teisinga ar ne? Jei sakinys teisingas - paspauskite ant pirmo žodžio ir surinkite "correct" iš mažosios 'c'. Jei yra klaida - paspauskite ant jos ir surinkite teisingą žodį.
elt.oup.com/student/englishfile/beginner...cc=lt&selLanguage=en

1.
They never go to bed late.
He has a shower in the morning.
They always get up at half past seven.
She sometimes goes shopping after work.
They go to do housework at the weekend.
He has a sandwich for lunch.
She usually finishes the job at 5.30.
They have dinner together.

2.a
Yesterday I got up early because my first class was at nine o'clock. First I had a shower and then I had cereal for my breakfast. I went to university by bus. After my class I had a cofee with my friends and then we went to another class together. We all had a sandwich for lunch and then we went home. In the afternoon I went to the gym and then I had dinner with my boyfriend.

b.
I didn't lunch at home.
Did Jamie go to work?
We didn't get up late on Sunday.
Did they have dinner at a restaurant?
Did Molly go home by train?
I didin't have breakfast before work.
Did you have a coffee after lunch?
We didin't go shopping yesterday.

c.
Did you go to the gym after class?
No, I didin't. I went to the cinema.
Did Oliver have coffee for breakfast?
No, he didin't. He had tea.
Did they go shopping in Saturday?
Yes, they did. They went to the shopping centre.
Did you have lunch together?
Yes, we did. We had a pizza.
Did Sarah go home after work?
No, she didin't. She went to her English class.