2017 MONDAY

My homework
2.
1. His surname is Salvatore.
2. He`s from Calabria in the south of Italy. =S
3. His mother is Argentinian.
4. His best friend Marco is a student in Rome.
5. The Language centre is in Rome.
6. The`re are the students from Africa, Azia, America and Europe. =There
7. Jean-Paul is the French teacher.

1. I`m from Lithuania.
2. My surname is Spikliene.
3. My phone number is: eight, six, eight, six, double one, four, six, three.
4. My address is: Musos street 19, Svobiskis village, district of Pasvalys.
5. My mother`s name is Alexanda.
6. My father is Lithuanian.
7. Yes, it is in the east of Europe.
8. My english classes are on Monday.
9. No, she isn`t.
10. No, it isn`t. I'm going to Pasvalys by car.

In English some words always have first capital letters: I (aš), all languages and nationalities (Lithuanian, English, Asian...), World directions (the North, the South, the East, the West), days of the week (Monday), months (February), titles (pavadinimai: "Karlsson Who Lived On The Roof").
How many mistakes are there in this text?

1. His surname is Salvatore.
2. He's from Calabria in the South of Italy.
3. His mother is Argentinian.
4. His best friend Marco is a student in Rome.
5. The Language Centre is in Rome.
6. There are the students from Africa, Asia, America and Europe.
7. Jean-Paul is the French teacher in The Language Centre.

1. I'm from Lithuania.
2. My surname is Vaicekoniene.
3. My phone number is: eigh six nine nine three three three four four.
4. My address: Aukstagojo street 20, Kalno village, district of Pasvalys.
5. My mother's name is Janina.
6. My father is Lithuanian.
7. Yes, it is.
8. The English classes are on Monday.
9. No, she isn't.
10. No, it isn't.

c My name's Leos. I'm from Brno in the Czech republic, and I speak Czech, German and a little English. My teacher is Americian. Her name's Kate. My English classes are on Mondays and Wednesdays.

Perfect

1.Giorgio's surname is Salvatore.
2.Giorgio is from Calabria in the south of Italy. =S
3.His mother is Argentinian.
4.Marco is a student in Roma.
5.The Language centre is in Roma.
6.At the school the students are from Africa,Asia,America and Europe.
7.Jean-Paul is the French teacher.

1.I'm from Lithuania.
2.My surname is Skvireckienė.
3.My phone number is 868239781.
4.My address:Paberžėlių street 5,Pasvalys.
5.My mother's name is Emilija.
6.My father is Lithuanian.
7.Yes,it is.
8.My English classes are on Mondays.
9.No,she isn't.She is from Lithuania.
10.No,it isn't.My hause is far from my language school. =o

1. What is Giorgios surname? Giorgios surname is Salvatore.
2. Where is Giorgio from? Giorgio from Calabria in the south of Italy.
3. What is mothers nationality? Mothers nationality is Argentinian.
4. Who is a student in Rome? Marco is a student in Rome.
5. Where is The Language Centre? The Language Centre is in Rome.
6. Where are the students at the school from? The students are from Africa, Asia, America, and Europe.
7. Who is Jean-Paul? He is the French teacher.

1. I am from Lithuania.
2. My surname is Kondratavičienė.
3. My phone number is 868525973.
4. My address is Vilties street 8 -7, Pasvalys.
5. My mothers name is Eugenija.
6. My father is Lithuanian.
7. Yes, it is.
8. My English classes are on Mondays.
9. No, she is not. She is from Lithuania.
10. No, it is not. My hause is far .

1.Giorgio's surname is Salvatore.
2.Giorgio is from Calabria in the South of Italy.
3.His mother is Argentinian.
4.Marco is a student in Roma.
5.The Language centre is in Roma.
6.At the school the students are from Africa,Asia,America and Europe.
7.Jean-Paul is the French teacher.

1. I'm from Lithuania.
2. My surname is Balčiūnas.
3. My phone number is 866686668.
4. My adress is Taikos street 15-23,Pasvalys.
5. My mother's name is Zinaida.
6. My father is Lithuanian.
7. My country is in Europe.
8. My English classes are on Mondays.
9. No, she isn't. She is from Lithaunia.
10. No, it isn't. I live half a kilometer from my language school.

Dear Monday students,
Here's what to do for next time, the thirteen of February:
1.
G to Practical English 1 on iTutor - watch 3 videos and do all exercises!

2.
Do the exercises on page 10 in Workbook
Please, find the best hotel for three families in exercise 4!

3.
Do Test 1 on iChecker:

4.
Read about London and write on the Forum answers to my questions

Here are the questions to answer:
1. How many bridges are there in London now?
2. What famous buildings are there on the southern side ([said] - pusė) of the River Thames and what on the northern side?
3. Who is Robert McCoulloh?
4. How many fish were there in the Thames in the middle of our century ([senčiuri] amžius)?

1. How many bridges are there in London now? There are thirty-four bridges.
2. What famous buildings are there on the southern side of the RiverThames and what on the northern side? There is The London Eye and Shakespeare's Globe Theatre on the southern side of the River Thames. There is Westminster Abbey and St. Paul's Cathedral on the northern side of the River Thames.
3. Who is Robert McCoulloh? Robert McCoulloh bought the old London Bridge and moved it to Arizona, in the United States.
4. How many fish were there in the Thames in the middle of our century? By the 1950s, there were no fish.

1. There are 34 bridges in London.
2. There are The London Eye and Shakespeare's Glore Theatre on the soutern side of the River Thames. There are Westminster Abbey and St Paul's Cathedral on the northern side.
3. Robert McCoulloh is a person who bought London bridge.
4. There were no fish because the water of the river was dirty and dangerous.

My answers on the questions:

1. There are thirty-four bridges in London now.
2. There are the London Eye and a =the Shakespeare`s Globe Theatre on the southern side of the River Thames. There are a =the great church Westminster Abbey, and a =the St. Paul`s Cathedral on the northern side. (In English we have to use 'the' with names. )
3. Robert McCoulloh is the purchaser from the USA. He bought the old London Bridge and moved it to Arizona.
4. The Thames water in the middle of our century was very dirty and dangerous. Therefore there were no fish.

1.There are thirty-four bridges in London now.
2.There is the London Eye and Shakespeare's Globe Theatre on the southern side of the River Thames.There is Westminster Abbey and St.Paul's Cathedral on the northern side of the River Thames.
3.Robert McCulloch bought the London bridge.
4.By the 1950s,there were no fish.

You did well, guys!

About 'there is' and 'there are':
1
If you start to list (vardinti) with one thing - say 'there is' (There's your father and your mother at the door!)
2
If you start to list with several (keliais) things - say 'there are': (There are some Norwegians and our town mayor at the basketball match.)
3
But sometimes you can use 'there are', if everyone knows that you are going to list (At the airport check-in: 'In my travel bag there are: one pair of trousers, two pairs of pants, two shirts, cosmetics bag and a book... There is nothing prohibited!')
That's why I didn't correct 'there are' in the answer for question 2.

1.There are thirty-four bridges in London now.
2. There are The London Eye and Shakespeare's Glore Theatre on the soutern side of the River Thames.
There are Westminster Abbey and St Paul's Cathedral on the northern side.
3.Robert McCoullch is a person who bought London Bridge and moved it to Arizona,in the United States.
4.By the 1950s, there were no fish.The Thames water was wery dirty and dangerous.

Hello, Vaida! Your comment is without mistakes Did you practice your English at your son's in Scotland?

1.There are thirty-four bridges in London now.
2. There is The London Eye and Shakespeare's Glore Theatre on the southern side of the River Thames.
There is Wesminster Abbey and St. Paul's Cathedral on the northem side of the River Thames.
3.Robert McCoulloh bought the London Bridge and moved it to Arizona.
4.By the 1950s the Thames water was wery dirty and dangerous.There were no fish.

1. There're thirty-four bridges in London now.
2. There're The London Eye and Shakespeare's Glore Theatre on the soutern side of the River Thames. There're Westminster Abbey and St Paul's Cathedral on the northern side.
3. Robert McCoullch is a person who bought London Bridge and moved it to Arizona, in the United States.
4. By the 1950s, there were no fish. The Thames water was wery dirty and dangerous.

Here's what you have to do for the twentieth of February:
1.
Do all exercises from unit 2A on iTutor

2.
Do all exercises in unit 2A in Workbook. Use iChecker


3.
Read page 7 in 'London'
Remember the words: a theater [tiete] - teatras; a globe [gloub] - gaublys; a play [plei] - pjesė, vaidinimas; to play - vaidinti; a mousetrap [mauztre:p] - spąstai pelėms; a trap [tre:p] - spąstai; Southwark [se /d/ e /r/ k] - it's one of the oldest city parts in London near the centre and the Thames; Shakespeare [šeik-spie a] Šekspyras


4.
Write on the Forum:
A.
Change these words into the Past and put them in the right places in the sentences
(pakeiskit šiuos žodžius į praeities laiką ir įstatykite į atitinkamas vietas sakiniuose)
build destroy fall fight give say see stand take write
(a) Caesar ________ ‘Veni, vidi, vici’.
(b) The first London bridge ________ for 622
years.
(c) The Romans __________ the new town the name Londinium.
(d) Boudica was a British queen who ______ the Romans.
(e) A great fire _________ most of Londinium.
(f) The Vikings London in 1013.
(g) The Vikings ______ into the river.
(h) Edward I ____ the first Westminster Abbey.
(i) Andrew Lloyd Webber ____ the music for "Cats".
(j) Londoners ____ Shakespeare’s plays (pjeses) at the Globe Theatre.
B.
Write the answers for these questions:
(a) What was first: the construction of the Globe Theater or the birth of William Shak9espeare?
(first - pirmiausiai, the first - pirmas)
(b) Which plays from the text do you know? Aghata Christie's Mousetrap? Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet? Lloyd Weber's Cats or Evita? If you know any (kokį nors), do you like it?
(c) Which person from exercise 5 (Workbook, page 12) has a different bag everyday, but always takes the same things (a purse, keys, tissues, a magazine)? Is it speaker 1, speaker 2, speaker 3 or speaker 4?