Wednesday 18/19

Please, listen to the British Eurovision song at home:


Hear these words that I sing to you - Išgirsk šiuos žodžius, kuriuos dainuoju tau
I will make it clear, it's me and you - Pasakysiu aiškiai, tai aš ir tu
We can have this love that we’ll never lose -Mes galime turėti šią meilę, kurios niekada neprarasim
It's bigger than us - Ji didesnė už mus

Take my hand and I'll lead you home - Imk mano ranką ir aš parvesiu tave namo
Can you understand? - Ar supranti?
You will never be alone - Tu niekada nebebūsi viena.

It’s bigger than us - Ji didesnė už mus
It's bigger than you and me - Ji didesnė už mane ir tave
It's bigger than us - Ji didesnė už mus
It's bigger than everything we see - Ji didesnė už viską, ką mes matom.
'Cause I can feel the universe - Nes aš galiu jausti pasaulį,
When I'm feeling you breathe - Kai jaučiu tave kvėpuojant
It's bigger than us - Ji didesnė už mus
And it's bigger than you and me - Ir didesnė už mane ir tave
It’s bigger - Ji didesnė


I won’t give up and I won't let go - Aš nepasiduosiu ir nepaliksiu
Cause this kind of love is gonna be our only hope - Nes tik tokia meilė bus mūsų vienintelė viltis....................

It's bigger than us
It's bigger than you and me....................


Get ready (pasiruoškite) for the lesson of the 27th of March
Do the test for Unit 14:


Some words from the test:
to get dressed - apsirengti
It doesn't matter - nesvarbu
to be interested in - kuo nors domėtis
Same to you! - To paties ir tau!
to try on - pasimatuoti
to move to - persikraustyti
to look for - ieškoti
charity [čariti] - labdara
an event[ivent] - renginys, įvykis

On the Forum, write the answers to the questions:
Where were you born?
Where did you grow up?
Where did you go to school?
Who do you live with?
What are you going to do for the holiday?

I was born in small village near Kupiskis.
I grew up in my home country.
I went to school in Kupiskis.
I live with my husband now.
I'm going to go to Jurmala on next summer.We are going to walking and sunbathing by see. We are living in resort 'Astra". We are going to go by our car.

Jei sakote next- (kada?) sekančią - nereikia preišdelio on (arba in)

Hello,

I was born in Pasvalys district, village Moliūnai.
I grew up there too.
I went to the School Krikliniai.
Now I live with my husband.
Our children come to Lithuania on holiday in August. Then we're going to Nida. We are going to stay in the hotel for 5 days.

Today we are going to talk more about our holidays and we are going to listen to the song "Ibiza"
Ibiza is a Spanish island in the Mediaterranean. It is famous for its beaches and good weather.



I don't wanna be a bus driver
All my life
I'm gonna pack my bags and leave this town
Grab a flight
Fly away on Venga Airways
Fly me high, Ibiza sky
I look up at the sky
And I see the clouds
I look down at the ground
And I see the rainbow down the drain
Fly away on Venga Airways
Fly me high, Ibiza sky
Whoah! We're going to Ibiza
Whoah! Back to the island
Whoah! We're gonna have a party
Whoah! In the Mediterranean sea
Far away from this big town
And the rain
It's really very nice to be
Home again
Fly away on Venga Airways
Fly me high, Ibiza sky
Whoah! We're going to Ibiza
Whoah! Back to the island
Whoah! We're gonna have a party
Whoah! In the Mediterranean sea
Whoah! We're going to Ibiza
Whoah! Back to the island
Whoah! We're gonna have a party
Whoah! In the Mediterranean sea
Whoah! We're going to Ibiza
Whoah! Back to the island
Whoah! We're gonna have a party
Whoah! In the Mediterranean sea....

Hi,
I was born in Kaunas district.
I green up in Pajiešmeniai. =grew
I went school in Saločiai and Pasvalys.
Now I live with my mother, husband and dog.
I plan to go to Palanga by the sea during the holidays

Here is your homework for the third of April [eipril] (balandžio 3)

1.
Watch the video for Unit 14: What are you doing for the next holiday

New words: on my own [on mai oun]- vienas pats, viena pati; architecture [arkitekče] - architektūra; ancient buildings [einšent bildingz] - senoviniai pastatai; scenery [si:neri] - gražus peizažas; Empire State Building [empaje steit bilding] - Imperijos valstijos pastatas (žymaus Niujorko dangoraižio pavadinimas); to fly [flai] skristi; to walk around the city [uok eraund] - pasivaikščioti po miestą; to relax on a beach - ilsėtis paplūdimyje

2
After you watch the video, please do this exercise:
Apie kuriuos žmones yra šie sakiniai? Which people are these sentences about?


3.
I'm going to travel, you're going to travel, he's going to travel... (aš keliausiu, tu keliausi...)
If you have time, please listen and repeat out loud the sentences Jei turite laiko, klausykite ir pakartokite garsiai sakinius:


4.
a dream [dri:m]- svajonė; a dream country, a dream holiday - svajonių šalis, svajonių atostogos...
Write on the Forum about your dream holiday in your dream country. Imagine that you have one million euros, you can go where you like...
Įsivaizduokite, kad turite 1 milijoną eurų, galite vykti kur norite. ..
What country are you going to visit?
What time are you going to go? In the winter, in the summer, autumn or spring?
How are you going to go? By plane, ship, train, car, bus?
Who are you going to go with?
How long are you going to stay?
What are you going to do?

Hello,

1. We're going to visit to Sicily.This is the largest Mediterranean island in Italy.
2. We're going to go in the spring.
3. We're going to go by plane.
4. We're going to travel with my husband.
5. We are going to stay there for about 2 weeks.
6. We are going to travel to the capital of Sicily, Palermo;
Valley of the Temples;
Salt Fields Nature Rezerve , where sea salt is extracted;
the Etna volcano;
the Capucin Monastery

Well done! There are no mistakes
You can say: we are going to climb [klaim] (kopti) the Etna volcano, we are going to have a tour at the Capucin Monastery .

If I win a lottery I would like to go to Japan.
I' m going to go there in the spring (from March to May), when the cherries bloom [čeriz blu:m] (vyšnios žydi)
I'm going to go by plane to Siberia and then, I'm going to take a ship to the islands of Japan.
I'm going to go alone and I'm going to spend there three months.
I'm going to visit a wild nature park on the island of Hokkaido, where the cranes [kreinz] (gervės) live.
I'm going to spend some time in Tokyo and visit Japanese tea shops, have some sushi.
I'm going to have a tour in the cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
It is going to be so much fun!

Today, on the third of April, we are going to start to read the book "Weddings"
The text is here:
vk.com/doc38280199_454417310?hash=da2de7...l=bb5c20d88d16ce9a68
The audio book, part 1:

The audio book, part 2:


Please, listen to the first video until 7 min 15 sec.
Write the sentences on the Forum with the words :
a bride and a groom [e braid end e gru:m] - jaunikis ir nuotaka
a wedding party - vestuvių pokylis
a witness [uitnes] - liudininkas

Hello,

A wedding is a happy day. In every wedding there are two very important people- the bride (woman) and the groom ( the man).
On the day of the wedding, the bride wears a long white dress, and has beautiful flowers.

After the ceremony, there is a wedding party at the new home of the bride and groom. People give presents for them. At the party everyone eat , song=sing and dance.

A witness helps the bride and groom on their wedding day and their new life.

a song - daina; they sing - jie dainuoja
Only one mistake, it is a very good homework.

Here is the homework for the 17th of April:
1.
Listen to these two videos:


The text is here:
vk.com/doc38280199_454417310?hash=da2de7...l=bb5c20d88d16ce9a68
2.
Write on the Forum - make sentences with some of these words:
Parašykite forume - sugalvokite sakinius su kuriais nors iš šių žodžių:
a golden ring - auksinis žiedas
bad luck / good luck [gud lak / be:d lak] - sėkmė / nesėkmė
a bachelor [bačele] - viengungis vyras
a hen party - mergvakaris
a spinster [spinste] - viengungė moteris, senmergė (sorry for my mistake!)
jade [džeid] - nefritas (sorry for my mistake!)
a thread [th red] - siūlas, gija

Hello,

In Germany, the bride and groom give each other golden rings.
In China, some brides wear a ring with jade. This brings them good luck.
Before the wedding, the bride often has a party with her friends. This party is called a hen night or a bachelorette party. It's time to talk, laugh, and dance together.
When a groom comes out with his friends, it is called a stag night or a bachelor party.

Wonderful!
You are my most loyal student because the others are having a spring holiday from English homework

Happy Easter everyone!
Decorate Easter eggs , have a nice meal with your family and come to the English class on Wednesday, on the 24th of April !

Translation {transleišn] vertimas:
Velykos yra
nauja pradžia
Velykos neša džiaugsmą!
Velykos yra pavasario atėjimas...
Velykos atneša šypsenas!
Velykos yra padėka Dievui
už visus palaiminimus Jūsų gyvenime!
LAIMINGŲ VELYKŲ!

Your homework for the 24th of April:
1.
Listen to the third part of The Weddings
Pasiklausykite 3-čią dalį „Vestuvių“
I'm sorry for the bad audio quality from about the 13th minute....
I don't have a better audio


2.
Write on the Forum! Write the sentences with some of these words/color]
Parašykite Forume sakinius su kuriais nors iš šių žodžių:
a reception [resepšn] -pokylis
to go on [gou on] - tęstis, trukti
special [spešal] - ypatingas, tam tikrai progai skirtas, nekasdienis
an envelope [enveloup] - laiško vokas
to take away [teik ouvei] - atimti, pasimti (the groom takes the bride away from her family and friends)
a coin [koin] - moneta
a thread [th-red] siūlas, gija
to throw [th-rou] - sviesti, mesti
to get engaged [get engeidžd] - susižadėti
to propose [propouz] - pasipiršti
a bride price [braid prais] - mokestis už nuotaką
to go to bath/ baths [gou tiu ba-th (ba-th-s) - nuvykti, nuvažiuoti į pirtį.
a speech [spyč] - kalba; to make a speech - pasisakyti, pasakyti kalbą
a destination wedding [destineišn vedin]- vestuvių kelionė
a wedding moon= a honey moon [uedin mu:n / hani mu:n] -medaus mėnuo

Have got - haven't got [hev got - hevnt got] = turiu-neturiu (dažnas žodis anglų kalboje, tas pats, kas "have")

Today, on the 24th of April we are goint to learn how to use "have got":

Hello,

After the wedding ceremony, people love a good party. This is often called a reception.

In Mexico and Italy party goes on all night, and in Russia it can go on for two days.

Special food is usually an important part of the reception.The most important food in many countries is a wedding cake.In other countries there is special wedding bread.

The groom takes away the bride from her family and friends.

Often before the bride leaves the reception, she throws her wonderful flowers to all the other young women at the party.

In the wedding reception, some guests makes a speech .The groom and the bride speak too.

The first of May is a holiday , the library doesn't work.
We will meet on the 8th of May!

This is your homework:
Have got - haven't got [hev got - hevnt got] = turiu-neturiu (dažnas žodis anglų kalboje, tas pats, kas "have")
I=you=we=they have got (aš-tu-mes-jie turime)
He=she=it has got (jis-ji turi)

I=you=we=they 've got (aš-tu-mes-jie turime)
He=she=it 's got (jis-ji turi)

I=you=we=they haven't got (aš-tu-mes-jie neturime)
He=she=it hasn't got (jis-ji neturi)

Have I=you=we=they got? (Ar aš-tu-mes-jie turime?)
Has he=she=it got? (Ar jis-ji turi?)

Yes, I=you=we=they have.
Yes, he=she=it has.

No, I=you=we=they haven't.
No, he=she=it hasn't.


Watch this video about gadgets
a gadget [gadžet] - kompiuterizuotas modernus aparatas
Gadgets are: computers, mobile and smart phones, tablets (planšetės)
a billion - milijardas


If you have got time, please answer my questions on the Forum:
1. What gadgets have you got?
2. Have you got a pet?
3. What interests have you got in your life?

Hello,

1. I have got a smartphone and a computer. I haven't got a tablet.
2. In the village we have got twelve hens and one cock. We also have got small chickens
3. I love to read books , knit. In the summer I like to work in the garden.
I have got a TV, I like watching TV in the evenings.
I have got a bike, sometimes I go out for a ride. We have got a car, I like to drive it.

This is PERFECT! No mistakes at all! Thank you, Red Rose

What have we got for today, the Eight of May (gegužės 8 d.) ?
We have got an audio book Clothes: the history of clothes, making of clothes, our daily clothes.

You can download the book from here:
www100.zippyshare.com/v/XhKaF0Sw/file.html


We are going to listen to the audio Part 1:


Here is Part 2 of the book:


Your homework for the 15th of May is:
1
to listen to the audio Part 1 until 11 min 4 sec. It is page 11 in the book:



2
to do exercises with "going to" (būsimas laikas pasakyti, ką supalnavote nuveikti)