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The man saw her on the platform. She liked him. Soon she sat down next to him. They talking about books. They went at the station coffee
bar. The woman woks for Citibank and said that's interesting job. The man works in the property and livs a flat near the river. The man gave
her the phone number. Next morning there was a text message from Olivia. The woman invited the man at the Cambrige Theatre. The man
waited at the theatre the bar, but Olivia didn't come. The man was angry and left the theatre. When man come back at home. He opened the
door and turned on the light.

Corrected:
The man saw her on the platform. She liked him. Soon she sat down next to him. They talked about books. They went at the station coffee bar. The woman worked for Citibank and said that's an interesting job. The man worked in a bank and lived in a flat near the river. The man gave her the phone number. Next morning there was a text message from Olivia. The woman invited the man to the Cambrige Theatre. The man waited at the theatre, in the bar, but Olivia didn't come. The man was angry and left the theatre. When man came back _ home. He opened the door and turned on the light.
Where's the end?

The man saw a tall blonde woman with dark blue eyes on the platform of the train station.On the train she sat down next to man.They talked about the books.The woman said that she works in property-flats and houses.The man works for Citibank and lives in an expensive part of London.They exchaged their phone numbers.The woman invited the man at the Cambridge Theatre.The man went to the theatre.Olivia didn't comme.The man was angry.He went home.When he turned on the light your flat looked very different.There wasn't a TV.In the bedroom wasn't laptop.But there was a nise smell Chanel Number 5.

The man saw a tall blonde woman with dark blue eyes on the platform of the train station.On the train she sat down next to the man.They talked about _ books.The woman said that she works in property-flats and houses.The man works for Citibank and lives in an expensive part of London.They exchanged their phone numbers.The woman invited the man to the Cambridge Theatre.The man went to the theatre.Olivia didn't come.The man was angry.He went home.When he turned on the light his flat looked very different.There wasn't a TV.In the bedroom there wasn't a laptop.But there was a nice smell of Chanel Number 5.

The man saw the woman on the platform, when the train stopped. She sat own on the train next to him. He liked her. They chatted about books until the train arrived at Victorias station. After went they at the station coffee bar. They talked about their job. The woman was Olivia. She told, that she works in London in property – flats and houses. The man said that his works for Citibank. Olivia liked that the man lives in expensive part of London! They exchange their phone numbers. Olivia send a text message to the man next day. She invited the man to the Cambridge Theatre. He arrived at the Theatre, got the tickets and waited Olivias in the bar. Olivia didn't come. He called her, but her phone was off. He was angry. When he came back home, he seen, that Olivia was in his flat.

The man saw the woman on the platform, when the train stopped. She sat down on the train next to him. He liked her. They chatted about books until the train arrived at Victorias station. After they went to the station coffee bar. They talked about their jobs. The woman was Olivia. She told, that she works in London in property – flats and houses. The man said that he works for Citibank. Olivia liked that the man lives in an expensive part of London! They exchanged their phone numbers. Olivia sent a text message to the man next day. She invited the man to the Cambridge Theatre. He arrived at the Theatre, got the tickets and waited for Olivias in the bar. Olivia didn't come. He called her, but her phone was off. He was angry. When he came back home, he saw, that Olivia was in his flat.

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When the train stopped, the man saw a tall, blonde women with dark blue eyes on the platform. When the train left the station, this woman sat down next to the man. They chatted about books. When the train stopped they went to the station coffee bar. There were drink coffee and talked. The women talked, that she works in property - flas and houses. She knews , where this man works and lives. When they said goodbay, the man gave her his phone number. On Friday morning she called him and invited to the teatre. The man arrived at the teatre, but woman did not come. The man was angry. When he went home, the woman was in his flat...

When the train stopped, the man saw a tall, blonde woman with dark blue eyes on the platform. When the train left the station, this woman sat down next to the man. They chatted about books. When the train stopped they went to the station coffee bar. They drank coffee and talked. The women said, that she works in property - flas and houses. She knows , where this man works and lives. When they said goodbye, the man gave her his phone number. On Friday morning she called him and invited to the teatre. The man arrived at the teatre, but woman did not come. The man was angry. When he went home, the woman wasn't in his flat, she went to his flat while (kol) the man was at the theatre and stole his things...

Thank you for telling the story on the Forum, everyone!

Let's read about Halloween. Brits don't visit graveyards on All Saints Day, they celebrate Halloween. And after a few days, on the fifth of November, they celebrate Guy Fawkes Day.
YOUR HOMEWORK FOR THE 7th OF NOVEMBER - Read the text and tell it in short. Write your short account on the Forum.

You can answer these questions:[/b]
1. What do Lithuanians celebrate on the first of November? What do Brits celebrate on the first of November?
2. How do Brits celebrate this day? (Are there any parties and games? Why do they dress like ghosts and witches? What do they do with pumpkins?)
3. What do Brits celebrate on the fifth of November? What do they remember and rejoy when they make bonfires outside?

WORDS. ASK IF YOU DON'T KNOW a word in the text!
All Saints Day - Vėlinės; Halloween - Helouvynas; Guy Fawkes Day [gai foks dei] - Gajaus Fokso diena; a graveyard [greivja:d] - kapinės; to celebrate [selebreit] - švęsti; a festival - šventė; a pagan [peigan] - pagonis; a Christian [krisčen] - krikščionis; a spirit - dvasia; a ghost [goust] - vaiduoklis; to keep [ki:p] - laikyti ; to keep away [ki:p auwei] - laikyti per atstumą, neprisileisti; a jack o'lantern [džekou lantern] - išpjaustytas moliūgas; a pumpkin [pamkin] - moliūgas; to fall [fo:l] - kristi; to fall off [fol of] - nukristi; to cut [kat] - pjauti; to cut off [kat of] - nupjauti; a trick [trik] - pokštas; a treat [tri:t] - skanėstas; to go trick or treating - eiti per žmones prašant "pokštas ar saldainis"; to throw [throu] - sviesti, mesti; flour [flaue] - miltai; a plot [plot] - sąmokslas; a plotter [plote] -sąmokslininkas to follow a religion [folou e relidžn] - sekti, išpažinti religiją; gunpowder [ganpaude] - parakas; underneath[andenith] - po; to put in prison [put in prizn] - pasodinti į kalėjimą; to torture [to:/r/če] - kankinti; to build a fire [bild e faje] - sukrauti laužą; a bonfire [bonfaje] - didelis šventinis laužas; to push [puš] - stumti, kimšti
Let's start reading:
The pagans who lived in Britain two thousand years ago celebrated their New Year on 1 November. Then the Christians came and people celebrated Hallowmas, a three-day festival between 31 October and 2 November. 31 October was called All Hallow's Eve and slowly the name changed to Halloween.
In November, winter is near, and hundreds of years ago people thought that bad spirits, like ghosts, came in the winter. They wanted the bad spirits to go away, so they made fires outside and made jack o'lanterns. To do this they took a big autumn vegetable usually a pumpkin - and cut off the top.
They made a big hole inside the pumpkin and cut a face in the side. Then they put a light inside the pumpkin and put the top on again. People still enjoy doing this today. You can see jack o'lanterns, with their bright eyes and mouths, outside at Halloween.

To keep the bad spirits away people also dressed like witches and ghosts. Children still do this if they go to Halloween parties. People often put up decorations for Halloween parties and play games. The decorations are usually black (for dark nights and death) and orange (for autumn vegetables).

One Halloween party game is called 'bobbing for apples' . Many apples fall off the trees in autumn si they are easy to find. Someone puts some apples in a big bowl of water. The apples stay on top of the water. The first player often puts something over their eyes so they cannot see. They must keep their hands behind their back and take an apple out of the water with their teeth. Then the next player tries. It can be very difficult and players usually get very wet!

In Canada and the USA, and in some other English-speaking countries, children go 'trick or treating'. They dress like witches and ghosts, and go, often in a small group, to the houses of people who live near them. When someone answers the door, the children say: ''Trick ol treat?' Then the person in the house must decide. Either they give the children a treat - something nice, like fruit or chocolate - or the children do something bad like throw an egg or some flour in the house!

November brings more fires and fireworks. Sometimes you will hear people say, 'Remember, remember the fifth of November'; they are talking about Guy Fawkes Night. The story of Guy Fawkes Night begins in 1605. At that time James the First was king of England. But some people did not want him to b the king, because they followed a different religion from James. So a group of them - a man called Guy Fawkes and his friends - made a plot to kill King James and his government at the Houses of Parliament in London on 5 November 1605. They put thirty-six boxes of gunpowder in a room underneath the Houses of Parliamenr because they wanted to kill a lot of people. But the plan did not work. One of the plotters wrote a note to someone about it. At about midnight on 4 November, the king's soldiers found Guy Fawkes and the gunpowder. They sent him to prison but he did not want to give the names of his friends. They tortured him, and five days later he said all their names. Some of the plotters tried to escape, but in January 1605 Guy Fawkes and sorne of his friends were killed in front of the Houses of Parliament. When people heard that the plotters were dead, they celebrated with lots of fires in the streets. King James was alive and well!
Since that time, every year on 5 November in most parts of Britain people build a big fire outside, with all the dead leaves and old pieces of wood that they do not want. The fire is called a bonfire. Children push newspaper into old clothes to make something that looks like a man.

The man was waiting for a train and met with a woman. The woman he really liked. Olivia's eyes were beautiful. She smelled very delicious perfume. They have agreed meet in the theater, but she didn't come. He was very angry and went home.

She smelled very delicious perfume. = She wore/gave off a very delicious perfume
to wear, to give off - kvepėti, skleisti kvapą. To smell - užuosti arba kvepėti kaip (pvz. she smells (kaip?) bad, she smells (kaip?) like a flower)

On the first of November Lithuanians celebrate All Saints Day and Brits celebrate Halloween. Brits want the bad spirits to keep away. People build fires outside and put the lights inside the pumpkin. People dress like ghosts and witches that to keep the bad spirits away. There are parties and games at Halloween. Children go ,,Trick or treating".
On the fifth of November Brits celebrate Guy Fawkes Day. They remember the story of Guy Fawkes Night. At That time James the First was King of England. Guy Fawkes and his friends wanted to kill King James and a lot of people. But the plan did not work. Guy Fawkes and some of his friends were killed in front of the House of Parliament. And people celebrate it with lots fires in the streets.

1.People build fires outside and put _ lights inside the pumpkin. - Apskritai žiburėlius (lights), o ne konkrečius, todėl nereikia 'the'
2.That time - tas kartas,tas metas; At that time - (kada?) Tą kartą, tuo metu .

Thank you, Janina, this is excellent!

The man saw the blonde woman on the platform, when train stopped. Him very liked this woman. She sad next to man and they chated about books until the train arrived at the station. Then they sat at the station coffee bar, drank coffee and talked about their job. They said goodbye and exchange their phone numbers. Next day she called to man, she wanted to meet he...The man have two tickets to the teatre, but woman didn't come, her phone was off...The man was angry, he went home. When he opened the door of the flat he saw turned on the light...

The man saw the blonde woman on the platform, when the train stopped. He liked this woman very much. She sat next to the man and they chatted about books until the train arrived at the station. Then they sat at the station coffee bar, drank coffee and talked about their job. They said goodbye and exchanged their phone numbers. Next day she called the man, she wanted to meet him...The man had two tickets to the theatre, but the woman didn't come, her phone was off...The man was angry, he went home. When he opened the door of the flat he _ turned on the light...

Where's the end? Listen to audio 6.15

The first of November Lithuanians celebrated a two day - All Saints Day and the second in November - Day of the Dead. Lithuanians visit the graveyard, light candles and remember peoples and your friens.
Brits celebrated Hallowmas a three day between 31 October and 2 November. Here peoples also dressed like witches and ghosts. Brits cut the pumkins and made a big holes and cut a faces in the side, put light inside pumkin. The decorations are usualy black and orange as a pumkin. Children go to Halloween paties and play games.
In Lithuania the weekend of October our children also celebrated Halloween, cut the pumkins and also chlothes witch clothing, draw faces. Children still enjoy doing this today in Lihuania too.
On the fifth of November Brits celebrate Guy Fawkes Day. They remember the story of Guy Fawkes Night.

In November Lithuanians celebrate two days - All Saints Day on the first of November and on the second in November - Day of the Dead. Lithuanians visit the graveyard, light candles and remember peoples and your friens.
Brits celebrated Hallowmas three days between 31 October and 2 November. Here people also dressed like witches and ghosts. Brits cut the pumkins and made big holes and cut _faces in the side, put light inside the pumkin. The decorations are usualy black and orange as a pumkin. Children go to Halloween paties and play games.
In Lithuania at the weekend of October our children also celebrate Halloween, cut the pumkins and also wear witches' costumes, draw faces. Children _enjoy doing this today in Lihuania too.
On the fifth of November Brits celebrate Guy Fawkes Day. They remember the story of Guy Fawkes Night.

In Lithuanians celebrated All Saints Day the first of November.The 31 of October was called All Hallow's Eve and slowly the name changen to Halloween. In Nowember winter is near and hundreds of years ago people thought that bad spirits like ghosts, came in
the winter. They wanted the bad spirits to go away so they made jack o'lanterns. To keep the bad spirits away people also dressed
like witches and ghosts and go to Halloween parties.
On the 5 of Nowember people remember abaut Guy Fawkes Night. At that time James the First was king of England. Guy Fawkes
and his friends wanted to kill King James, but the plan did not work. In January 1605 Guy Fawkes and sorue of his friends were kill -
ed in front of the Houses of Parliament. Since that time every year on the 5 of November people build a lots fires outside and cele-
brated in the streets.

Lithuanians celebrate All Saints Day on the first of November.The 31 of October was called All Hallow's Eve and slowly the name changen to Halloween. In Nowember winter is near and hundreds of years ago people thought that bad spirits like ghosts, came in the winter. They wanted the bad spirits to go away so they made jack o'lanterns. To keep the bad spirits away people also dressed like witches and ghosts and went to Halloween parties.
On the 5 of Nowember people remember about Guy Fawkes Night. At that time James the First was king of England. Guy Fawkes and his friends wanted to kill King James, but the plan did not work. In January 1605 Guy Fawkes and some of his friends were killed in front of the Houses of Parliament. Since that time every year on the 5 of November people build a lot of fires outside and celebrate in the streets.

On the first of November Lithuanians celebrate All Saints Day, second day of November we celebrate Day of the Dead. Lithuanians visit the graveyard and light candles in graveyards . On The 31 of October British people celebrated Halloween. Young people celebrate Halloween in Lithuania too.
People put lights inside the pumpkin. To keep the bad spirits away people also dressed like witches and ghosts. People often put up decorations for Halloween parties and play games. The decorations are usually black and orange.
On the fifth of November Brits celebrate Guy Fawkes Day. They remember the story of Guy Fawkes Night.

Don't use the past - use the present, because Brits dress like witches and ghosts today too.

On the first of November Lituanians celebrate All Saints Day. Peoples visit the graveyard and remember their dead relatives.
Brits don't visit graveyards on All Saints Day, they celebrate Halloween. To keep the bad spirits away people dress like ghosts and witches, put lights inside the pumpkin, and play games.
On the fifth of November Brits celebrate Guy Fawkes Day. People remember a =the plot before =against King , who =that failed. At the time of the fest Brits build a big fire in the street and use=shoot (šaudo) fireworks.

prieš (veiksmais) - against
kuris (daiktams, o ne žmonėms) - that

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There are story about Halloween. Halloween begin on the first of November. Brits celebrate this day. They offen put up decorations for Halloween parties and play games. The decorations are usually black and orange. Hundreds of years ago people thought that bad spirits, like gosts, came in the winter. They wanted the bad spirits to go away, so they made fires out side and made jack o lanterns.To do this they took a big pumpkin and cut of the top. They made a big hole inside the pumpkin and cut a face in the side. Then they put a light inside the pumpkin and put the top again.
We can see jack o leanterns autside at Halloween in Lithuania too. But Lithuanians do not celebrate Halloween on the first of November. They celebrate All Saints Day. Than they go to graves yeards and light candles for died peoples.

There is a story about Halloween. Halloween begun on the first of November. Brits celebrate this day. They often put up decorations for Halloween parties and play games. The decorations are usually black and orange. Hundreds of years ago people thought that bad spirits, like ghosts, came in the winter. They wanted the bad spirits to go away, so they made fires outside and made jack o' lanterns.To do this they took a big pumpkin and cut off the top. They made a big hole inside the pumpkin and cut a face in the side. Then they put a light inside the pumpkin and put the top on again.
We can see jack o' leanterns outside at Halloween in Lithuania too. But Lithuanians do not celebrate Halloween on the first of November. They celebrate All Saints Day. Then they go to graveyards and light candles for dead people.

Lithuanians and Brits have different celebrations on the first of November. Lithuanians celebrate All Saints' Day and Brits celebrate Halloween. On that day, Lithuanians visit graves of their relatives, bring flowers or wreaths and light candles. On Halloween night, Brits carve pumpkins, put on scary costumes, wear masks and go from door to door to get some treats. This practice is known as “Trick or Treating”.

Here's what to do for the 14th of November:
1.
Remember:
What do you think of it? Ką tu manai apie tai?
I think it is awful [o:fl] /terrible - aš manau, kad tai siaubinga
I think it is great [greit] - aš manau, kad tai puiku
I like him/her/it - man patinka jis, ji, tai...
What's the last film you saw? - Koks yra paskutinis filmas (kurį) jūs matėte?
a band [be:nd] - grupė; a style [stail] - stilius; to win / won - laimėti / laimėjo; an award [o:wa/r/d] - apdovanojimas; to play the drums - groti būgnais

2.
Do exercises on pages 50 and 51 in your Workbook. Listen to audio 24 in NEF Workbook CDs


3.
Open your CD:
* Watch the video in Practical English - File 6
**Do 6C and Practical English 6 in Words and Phrases
*** Do Grammar Quiz - File 6

4.
Write about your favourite actor/singer/ politician/ TV personality/ sportsperson/ band / film / TV show/ book/ music...
Why do you like this person (this film)? Where are they from? What do this person do? Is this person (or film) famous all over the world? Did they win awards? What do your friends think of your favourite person (or film)?

Shakira
Shakira Isabel Mebarak Ripoll is from Colombia. She was born on the second of February in 1977. I like her because she is the=a great singer, the=a great dancer and the=a beautiful woman. She sings in English, in Arabic, in German, in French. She is the=a songwriter. She plays the guitar. Shakira is famous all over the world. She is the best pop singer. Her song ,,Hips Don't Lie" is the most popular in the USA. Shakira has two sons. Their father is a Spanish football star. Shakira likes a football and she sings the song ,,Waka, Waka". There is a very beautiful dance. I like it.

Shakira helps Colombian children because they are very poor. There is a monument in the birthplace of Shakira. This is a=the monument for her. Shakira has a lot of songs and her know a lot of people --->know her.