MONDAY Winter Homework

My homework
4.A
1.My husband sometimes makes dinner,
2.I always have in the morning a shouer. -->in the morning
3.He usually has breakfast at home.
4.They always go to work by bus.
5.We sometimes have a sandwish for lunch.
6.The restaurant usually closes late.
7.She never goes shopping after work.

4.B
1.Alex sometimes goes=does housework at =in the evening.
2.We always do housework at the weekend.
3.Spanish people usually speaks lunch at home.
4.I never drink coffee in the evening.
5.My sister always gets up early.
6.I never speak English at work.
7.We sometimes watch TV after dinner.
8.My husband usually finishes work at 7.30 p.m.

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My homework about the singer James Blunt:
James Blunt is a British singer and songwriter. He is rich and he is famous all over the world. But he isn't a typical pop star, he is different from other stars. He doesn't like big cities, he doesn't want to meet his fans. He lives alone in a big old house near the sea in Spain. He doesn't have a TV because he doesn't like to watch it. He wears cheap clothes, he does housework and he likes to work in his garden. He usually cleans his house in the morning. Then he makes a fire and sits on the sofa, plays his guitar and sings. He never cooks for lunch, he usually goes shopping to a market in a Spanish village and he usually buys bread, tuna tins or some ham. In the evening he often goes out and meets his friends. They go to a club to have dinner together. After dinner James Blunt comes back home and goes to sleep. He is very happy with his simple life.

This song has made (padarė) James Blunt famous and rich:

James Blunt lives in a beautiful old house.It's about 150 years old.He gets up at about 9.30 A.M.
He always wears jeans and a T-shirt.He doesn't has=ve breakfast.He makes a fire and cleans the
house.He then play the piano,sits on the sofa and plays the guitar.James goes to buy bread and tuna
or maybe ham or cheese for lunch.He doesn't watch TV.James goes out with friends in the evenings.
They have dinner at one of the old Spanish bars,and then they sometimes go to a club.

Thank you Please, learn to tell.

James Blunt is a singer and plays the piano and the guitar.
He lives in a small village in a beoutiful abaut 150 years old house.
He usually gets up 9.30 and have=s a shouer.
James is a sporty type for man.
He always wears jeans and a T-shirt.
He never has breakfast.
For lunch James has bread and a tin of tuna or chesase.
He sometimes<--- likes sometimes to work in the garden but he doesn't likes to cook.
James doesn't have a TV but he has a music system.
In the evenings<--- He and friends in the evenings have =go to the old Spanish bars for dinner.
We=They sometimes go to a club.
He goes to bed and looks out of the window at the night sky and thinks how wonderful life is.

Thanks. Learn to tell now

It is Saturday morning, ten to eleven o'clock. I'm sorry I'm so late to post homework..

You homework is to write very simple sentences about life in Hammerfest and learn to tell.
The text is on pages 36-37 in Student Book, the audio is 45 4.7 in NEF Class CDs - CD3

Please, use new words:
It is light [lait] - yra šviesu; It is dark [ da:k] - yra tamsu; it snows [snouz] - sninga; weather [uede] - oras; it is closed [klouzd] - uždaryta; it is open [oupen] - atidaryta; the winter, the spring, the summer, the autumn [uinter, spring, same, o:tam] - žiema, pavasaris, vasara, ruduo; midnight [midnait] - vidurnaktis; the sun [san] - saulė; the North [north] - Šiaurė, the Arctic Circle [ A:ktik Ciokl] - Poliarinis ratas; 24 hours - para; hot / cold [hot kold] - karšta / šalta; inside / outside [insaid / autsaid] - viduje / lauke; to play golf [golf] - žaisti golfą, to play the accordion [ako:dion] - groti akordeonu; to ski [ski] slidinėti; to see [si:] - matyti; to go to see friends - eiti pasimatyti su draugais; to do sport , to do sports - sportuoti; to do exercise [egzesaiz] - mankštintis; a snowmobile [snoumobil] - sniegomobilis; to stay [stei] - pasilikti, neišvykti; to leave [li:v] - palikti, išvykti

Please, open audio 45 4.7 in NEF Class CDs - CD3, listen and read the text on 36-37 pages:
click here for a bigger picture (paspauskit čia didesniam vaizdui): i.imgur.com/XPPdrz2.png


Open your Interactive CD. Do 4B in Word And Phrases

Do the exercise 4B on page 95 in Student Book.
Remember that questions with TO BE have an inversion - prisiminkite, kad klausimai so TO BE turi apvertimą
Remember that questions with other verbs have DO / DOES at the beginning - prisiminkite, kad klausimai su kitais veiksmažodžiais turi DO / DOES pradžioje



Do this exercise too:


My homework
The Norwegian town of Hammerfest is near the Arctic Circle. In the winter it is usually light only two or three hours in Hammerfest and in the summer it is never dark. That's why tourists from all over the world like to visit this Norwegian town in the summer. In the summer, people don't often go to bed at night, they prefer to go outside and they have barbecues or they play golf. They never swim in the sea in the summer because the water is cold. The winter isn't very cold in Hammerfest, but it sometimes snows a lot. Then schools and shops are closed, people usually stay inside or they go to see their friends. When the weather is good in the winter, people go outside to ski or to ride snowmobiles. Life in Hammerfest is quiet, the air is fresh, but people leave Hammerfest because winters are too long in there.

Where do you live?
Where is the city centre?
How is your mother?
Are we late for class?
Is this your coat?
Where does Kate live?
Does your brother speak English?
Do your family like sushi?
What time does start the film start? nereikia apversti- no need for inversion

A What time do you go to bed? B At about eleven o'clock.
A When do you have English classes? B On Thursday.
A What do you want for breakfast? B Cereal, please.
A How old is your mother? B She's sixty four.
A What music does she like? B Classical music and opera.
A What's that man in the photo? B It's my wife's father.
A When do you usually go on holiday? B In the summer.
A Where does your sister work? B In a bank.
A How do you spell your surname? B Ai-Vi-I-A-Es-I-En.

1. He usually goes to university in the morning.
2. He sometimes drinks beer with his friends in the evening.
3. He never plays golf.
4. He always goes to bed late.

1. She always gets up early.
2. She usually listens to the radio in the morning.
3. She sometimes has a sandwich at work.
4. She always goes shopping on Saturday with her children.
5. She never plays computer games.
6. She sometimes goes to the theatre with her husband.

Hammerfest is a small town in Norway. In the winter it snows a lot. When the weather is good, people go outside to ski or to ride snowmobiles. A lot of tourists come to Hammerfest in the summer. In the summer it is light for twenty four hours. People are outside all the time.They fish, walk and have barbecues. Life in this town is easy, but the winter is very long, and the summer is very short.

Wonderful Please learn to tell about Hammerfest for Monday.
Good night!

My homework about life in Hammerfest
Hammerfest is a small town in the north of Norway, about one thousanth kilometres of=from the Arctic Circle. In the winter it is light for only two or three hours. People here have breakfast, lunch and dinner in the dark. Here=It isn't cold, but it is a lot of snow there. People are usually are inside, but when the weather is good, they go outside to do sports-to ski, to ride snowmobiles. In the summer here=it is light 24 hours. When=Then people go outside all the time. They fish, walk, have barbecues, but they don't swimming, because the water is very cold. Life in Hammerfest is quiet, air is fresh but people don't stay here forever.

Yra, būna = It is; anglų kalboje vartojamas beasmenis 'It'- it snows (sninga), it's cold (šalta); it's dark (tamsu)...Kartais 'it' gali būti pakeistas į 'here' arba 'there' (čia,ten), kai pasakojama kas kur randasi: There are a lot of snow in Hammerfest (Hamerfeste yra daug sniego) There are a lot of tourists in the summer (Vasarą būna daug turistų.) 'it' ar 'there' į lietuvių kalbą dažniausiai nesiverčia

It's great! There are some mistakes, but your account is very good
__Puiku! ___ Yra klaidų, bet...

My homework

Hammerfest is a small town in the north of Norway. In the winter it is dark for days and for nights. In the summer it is light for 24 hours. Here winters are very long but they aren't cold, about 3 degrees. People do a lot of sports-they ski or ride a snowmobile. Here summers are very short. In summer people fish, walk, and have barbecues. They don't swim, beaucause the water is very cold. Life here is easy. It's a quiet and beautiful place and the air is clean.

Hammerfest is a small town in the Norway.Only 9407 people live here.In the winter it is dark.People have breakfast,lunch,and dinner in the dark.They do a lot sports - they ski a lot and they have snowmobiles.In the summer it is light 24 hours, and people go to bed very late.People are outside all the time.They fish,and walk,and have barbecues.They don't swim because the water is very cold.Life here is easy.But the winter is very long,and the summer is very short.

Hammerfest is a small town in the north of Norway.In the winter it's dark,it isn't very cold,but sometimes a lot it snows a lot.A tourists are few.People do a lot of sports,they ski.Children usually play outside.In the evening people are at home and relax or go to see friends.In the summer it's light for 24hours a day.A lot of tourists come in the summer.Weather is hot.People areoutside all the time.They fish,have barbecues.The summer is very short and the winter is very long.Life here is easy,quiet and beautiful.

This is the photo of Hammerfest in the winter. These lights in the photo are Northern lights.
Northern lights [no/r/:then laits] - šiaurės pašvaistė

Hammerfest is a small town in the north of Norway.
Winters are very long but they are not cold,about 3 degrees.
Children usually play outside.They very like = love winter sports.
In the summer it is light twenty four hours and very mush=a lot of tourrists come there.
People goes to bed very late.
Norway's summer is very short.
People are outside all the time.
We =They fish,and walk,and have barbecues.
We =They don't swim becouse the vater is very cold.
Norway is very beautiful contry,but I don't live there - ten

Thanks! Please, learn to tell now

Here is your homework for the 21st (twenty first) of March.
You have to do exersices, learn new words and tell few sentences about life in a Lithuanian town

Don't forget to leave a comment before you come to the Englisf class: edukacija.psvb.lt/forumas/11-for-meeting...day-classes?start=90

We have an extra meeting on Thursday from 4 PM

1.
Remember English phrases:

2.
Remember new words.
Read, listen to audios 4.9 and 4.17 in NEF Class CDs and repeat!:

3.
Remember pronunciation.
Listen to audio 4.10 in NEF Class CDs and repeat!:

4.
Do the exercises from your Workbook (pages 30-31):


5.
Write about life in Pasvalys or in other Lithuanian town if you want (Vilnius? Palanga? Nida? Anykščiai? Druskininkai? )
Parašykite apie gyvenimą Pasvalyje ar kitame Lietuvos mieste jei norite.
Answer these questions:
Where is this town? Do a lot of people live there? Do a lot of tourists come there? What people do in the winter? What people do in the summer? Do they do sports? Do they swim? Do they ski? Do they go to a swimming pool? What do people do in their free time? Do they stay at home with their families? Do they go to see their friends?Do they go out? Do they go to the restaurant? Do they go to the cinema? Do they go to the theater? Do you like life in this town?

Life in Druskininkai
a spa hotel - viešbutis - sanatorija; a sanatorium [sanatorijom] - sanatorija; a medicinal bath [medisinal bath] - gydomoji vonia, to recover [rikouve] - atsigauti, pasveikti; along [elong] - palei, išilgai; Snow Arena [snou eri:na] Sniego Arena Druskininkuose; a water park [uo:te pa:k] - vandens parkas; a swimming pool [suiming pu:l] - plaukiojimo baseinas; to ride a slide [tiu raid e slaid] - čiuožti čiuožynėmis.

Druskininkai is a beautiful city in the South of Lithuania. About fourteen thousand [fo:ti:n thauzend - 14000] people live in Druskininkai and a lot of them work in spa hotels, sanatoriums, cafes because the city is famous for its medicinal baths and it has a lot of tourists. People come to Druskininkai to recover and to relax. Winters aren't very cold and summers aren't very hot in Druskininkai. People stay outside a lot of time, they walk in beautiful parks and along the river Nemunas. The city has Snow Arena where people ski in the winter and in the summer. Druskininkai has a water park. It is open in the winter and in the summer. People go to the water park to swim in swimming pools, to have mineral baths and saunas and to ride water slides. Life is nice in Druskininkai but I think it is expensive to stay at a spa hotel in Druskininkai for a Lithuanian worker. [/color]