FRIDAY Autumn classes homework :)

1. 1. They never go to bed late.
2. He takes a shower in the morning.
3. They always have a breakfast at half past seven.
4. She sometimes goes shopping after work.
5. They go for a walk at the weekend.
6. He has a sandwich for breakfast.
7. She usually comes back at 5,30.
8. They have a dinner together.

2. a) Yesterday I got up early because my first class was at 9 o'clock. First I had a shower and then I ate cereal for breakfast. I went to university by bus. After my class I had a coffee 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 had lunch at home. I didn't have lunch at home.
Jamie went to work. Did Jamie go to work?
We got up late on Sunday. We didn't get up late on Sunday.
Did they have dinner at the restaurant?
Did Molly go home by train?
I didn't have breakfast before work.
Did you have a coffee after lunch?
We didn't go shopping yesterday.

c)
1. Did you go to the gym after class?
No I didn't. I went to the cinema.

2. Did Oliver has(=ve) a coffee for breakfast?
No, he didn't. He had a tea.

3. Did they go shopping on Saturday?
Yes, they did. They went shopping to the shopping center.

4. Did you have lunch together?
Yes we had. We had a pizza.

5. Did Sarah come home after work?
No she didn't. She went to her English class.

Wonderful! I think you know grammar rules well and your mistakes are due to the lack of practice. We all need more practice!

Hi, everyone!
Here is your homework for next week, Friday the 13th!

Learn new words on page 113 in Student Book (listen to audio 5.18 in 'NEF Class CDs')

Learn Grammar Rule 5B on page 96 in Student Book

Do exercises on pages 40-41 in Workbook ( listen to audio 19 in 'NEF Workbook Audio CDs')

Read the text about Joanna on page 49 in Student Book. Do exercise d (write the verbs in past simple) and listen to audio 5.19 'NEF Class CDs'.

Do exercise f on page 49 in Student Book. Do you know someone who went to a foreign country to work or to study in there? Did they go by plane or by car? What bad or good things did they experience during their stay? How long did they stay in this country? Where did they live? Did they rent a car or did they use public transport? What language did they speak? Did they make friends with local people? Did they like local food and local customs? Did they fall in love?
to experience [ekspi:riens] - patirti (Regular: experienced); local [lokal] - vietinis; to fall in love [fo:l in lav] - įsimylėti (Irregular - fell)
You can also write about you - about your stay or about your holiday in a foreign country.
Write your story here, on the Forum.

My story:
About fifteen years ago I was a student in Vilnius and I lived in a room in halls of residence (/holz of rezidens/ studentų bendrabutis). I had a roommate(/ru:m meit/ - kambariokas(-ė) ). My roommate went to study in France on Erasmus program. She spent in France six months. She lived in a small town of Fontainebleau near Paris and studied economics. She rented a room in a house of an old French lady. The house was near the university and my friend walked to her classes every morning. She met a lot of foreign students in her class and she made good friends with them. The students came from all over the Europe: from Russia, from Spain, from Italy, from Sweden. My friend liked Fontainebleau very much. It is a beautiful town with big woods and it has a beautiful old palace. But she didn't make good friends with the old French lady who rented her the room. The old lady was very stressed when my friend cooked in the kitchen or used the bathroom. She said that students could eat in restaurants and the bathroom could be used once a week. My friend wasn't happy with it because restaurants in Fontainebleau were expensive and she wanted to take a shower every morning. She moved out. Her students friends invited her to stay in their flat and pay the rent together. Sometimes students had classes in a university in Paris. My friend liked the old town of Paris, but she didn't like noise and rubbish in the streets and grey colour of modern buildings.
Verbs in my story:
be - was /z/
live-lived (R) /d/
have-had (I) /d/
rent - rented (R) /id/
study-studied (R) /id/
walk-walked (R) /t/
meet-met (I) /t/
make-made (I) /d/
come-came (I) /m/
like-liked (R) /t/
cook-cooked (R) /t/
use-used (R) /d/
can-could (I) /d/
want -wanted (R) /id/
invite - invited (R) /id/
move out - moved out (R) /d/ išsikelti į kitą vietą

Story,

My sister Simona was in Bulgary in the sity Rose.(=Bulgaria, city of Rose)
It was International Erghotheraphy courses.
She came to Bulgary by plain.
It was a spring (='the' or nothing (nieko)). She lived in a hotel in front of the river Dunojus(=Danube /danju:b/).Che walked to university on foot. (to walk - eiti pėsčiomis, vaikščioti)
Lessons was (=were) in English.. My sister speaks in English very well.
She met new peoples from all over the world. Courses last (=lasted) two months.
She went to excursion every weekend.She ate local food, learnt local dances,learnt to understand their culture.
Food was very good and portions were very big (big ='large'.)
She won't forget beautiful days in Bulgary(ia).

Thank you! What is ergotherapy? Is it about treatment with diet and exercise?
'To walk' = 'eiti pėsčiomis' , don't say 'on foot' (you can say 'to go on foot' but not 'to walk on foot'). 'To speak English' - to know to speak the language in general (apskritai). You can say to your friends: 'Let's speak in English!', when you want to chat in English with them.

It is activities of daily living skills, for people who lost skills.

Nice Can you make the list of past simple verbs in your story? If you have time, of course!
to make a list [meik e list] - surašyti sąrašą
Infinitive - past simple form - I or R (irregular or regular) - pronunciation of the ending:
to make - made - I - /d/

My story:
One year ago my daughter was an Erasmus student in Turkey , in the city of Aydin. She came to Turkey by plain (=plane). She started chemistry courses in October and finished in January. She was in Aydin and she lived in a room in halls of residence. The house was near the university and my daughter walked to her classes every morning. She met a lot of foreign students in her class. The students came from all over the Europe. There she spoke English and Turkich(=s). At the weekend my daughter went to the Mediterranean sea(=coast). She likes swimming very well(=much). In Turkey is mild climate(the climate(or the weather) is mild). In November it is +18 degrees. In Turkey she ate local food: a lot of fruit, vegatables, sweetness. She was happy. This year my daughter again studies in (=at ) university of(=in) Turkey.(or: This year my daughter went back to Turkey to study at university) She is an Erasmus student.

Wow! Your daughter speaks Turkish! I think Turkish is difficult to learn...
I think it is correct to say "to go to the Mediterranean" or "to go to the Mediterranean coast" ([koust] - pakrantė) because people in Britain don't say "to go to the sea" , they say: "to go to the seaside" or "to go to the beach" or "to go to the coast" - važiuoti prie jūros
at university - universitete
This year my daughter again studies at university in Turkey - turėtų būti"is studying" - esamasis laikas, vartojamas nurodyti ką šiuo metu veikia (this year). Mes šio laiko nesimokėm dar, bet kaip tik mokomės praeties laiką , tad galima būtų pakeisti - nuvyko vėl studijuoti : This year my daughter went back to Turkey to study at university

My story,

My son Jordan lives in London. He left Lithuania four years ago. He works in the nightclub ,Zoobar,. He goes to work by bus. He has got a girlfriend Klaudia, she is from Poland. They together rent house room (- a house or a room?) and they work together too. He has got friends from Portugal, Latvia, Brazil and Italy. They all speak English. He comes back to Lithuania one time per year by plane.
He is studying at the University of Westminster, economic management. On the weekends he works in the night club. He is very busy. He likes Chinese and Lithuanian food. He loves to live in London.

This is a very nice account, no mistakes! ("On the weekends" is American English, "At weekends" - British English)
But it only has one verb in past simple - 'left'. Can you add (pridėti) something in past simple? Maybe about the last time he came back home or you visited him in London?

1.a.
You finished work very late last night.
He watched TV yesterday morning.
My sister played tennis yesterday.
I studied French at school.
The car stopped at the red light.
My boyfriend parked his car outside the restaurant last night.
I cried a lot during the film.
The students asked a lot of questions.

b.
He didn't want a tea.
We didn't watch the film on TV.
We didin't wait at the cinema.
They didn't open their books.
She didn't look at the board.
We didn't close the window.
The film didn't end at half past ten.
The teacher didn't talk to my father.

c.
Where did your sister park?
Did he close the window.
Wath music did you listen to?
Did you like the film?
When did your brother live in Paris?
Did Jane work yesterday?
What time did your friends arrive?
Did they walk to the restaurant?

d.
1. In the car park.
2. Yes, he did. It was cold.
3. Rock and pop.
4. Yes, it was fantastic.
5. Last year.
6. No, she didn't. It was a holiday.
7. At about eight o'clock.
8. No, they went by car.

Homework:
1. a)
You finished work very late last night.
He watched TV yesterday morning.
My sister played tennis yesterday.
I studied French at school.
The car stopped at the red light.
My boyfriend parked his car outside the restaurant last night.
I cried a lot during the film.
The students asked a lot of questions.

b)
1. He didn't want a tea.
2. We didn't watch the film on TV.
3. We didn't wait at the cinema.
4. They didn't open their books.
5. Emma didn't look at the board.
6. We didn't close the window.
7. The film didn't end at 10. 30.
8. The teacher didn't talk to my father.

c)
1. Where did your sister park?
2. Did he close the window?
3. What music did you listen to?
4. Did you like the film?
5. When did your brother live in Paris?
6. Did Jane work yesterday?
7, What time did your friends arrive?
8. Did they walk to the restaurant?

d)
1. e
2. f
3. b
4. a
5. g
6. h
7. d
8. c

My story

My name is Angele. About my familly, I have a daughter, she (her) name is Austeja. I am divorsed(=c) seven years ago. One years I lived in England. This summer I arrived to my country, I am a student, I go to a driver(ing) school, I studying social work, my daughter goes to school, she does in her classes very well learn .She goes to the first class.She very good writes and reads and counts very well. Austeja's teacher is very satisfied with the achievements of her(=my) daughter

My typical sunday
On sunday I gett up 7 h. Everytime I go to(=take a) shower. I drink a lot of water. I like very much cooking for all familly.Sometimes I go to church. I like to go to a swimming pools. Together with her daughter we play and read books.Evening whit her daughter go to shower.(Student book - 111 page). After a shower we go to read tales and go to sleep. Daughter sleeps(goes to bed) at nine in the evening because on Monday she goes to school.I read books and magazines.Then I listen to soothing music.On the twelfth night I go to sleep at midnight

Please, do your homework about the subject of the lesson! Prašau, darykite namų darbus apie pamokos temą!
Our subject is past simple. Mūsų tema - būtasis kartinis laikas.
You have to write a story about an event in the past - jūs turite parašyti istoriją apie įvykį praeityje

Angeliuke, learn words about daily activities on page 111 in Student Book.

My story:
About eleven years ago I was a student. I went to work in England for three months. I worked in the field of salad. I liked to fly on an airplane. Then I first travelled on the metro. I lived together with the Polish, Ukrainians and Moldavians. We became friends. It was difficult, because my girlfriend was far away, but I wrote long letters. I sent her many photos. Now, we are always together