Wednesday 18/19

Wow, Silvija, wow! Your comment is so good!

Hello,

1. Nick ordered fish and chips, Molly ordered vegetable curry and rice on Friday.
2. Mum wrote a list of products before she is going to the supermarket.
3. The family ate a big lunch on Sunday. The father and the children ate Roast Beef and Yorkshire pudding with potatoes, broccoli, carrotes and gravy. The mother had a vegetables tart because she is a vegetarian. They all had some apple crumble and custard for dessert.

Wonderful In English a list of products that people need to buy is called "a shopping list"

About food in family:
1.Molly ordered Indian food- curry and rice. She have got vegetables curry and rice.
Nick ordered fish and chips. he takes some ketchup on the top.

2.Mother made a shopping list befor she went to the supermarket. She wrote all the products-milk,pasta,cheese,bread,cereal,tea and vegetables- carrots,broccoli,potatoes,muchrooms,pepers and tomatoes.

3.Father and two children had Roast beef with potatoes,broccoli,carrots and gravy. For dessert they had apple crumble and custard.Mum is vegetarian ,she had the vegetable tart instead.

Yes,I think that coffee smeeled better in old days.

1. Nick ordered fish and chips.
Molly ordered vegetables curry and rice.
2. Mother wrote a list of products before going to the supermarket: cheese, milk, pasta, carrots, bread, potatoes, mushrooms, peppers, tomatoes, ready meals, cereal, tea. Mum bought meat and lots of vegetables.
3. On Sunday father, Nick and Molly ate Roast Beef and Yorkshire pudding. On the plate next to the meat was=there were potatoes, broccoli, carots and gravy. Dessert was apple crumble and custard. Mom doesn't eat meat because she is vegetarian.

You wrote everything Mom put on her list That's very good.
... there were potatoes : po 'buvo' iš karto eina daugiskaita (bulvės) - negalima sakyti 'was'
there was/ there were - buvo. Reikia vartoti there

This is the homework for the 30 (thirtieth) th of January
We are learning to ask:
What are you doing? Ką dabar darai?
What are you wearing? Ką dabar vilki?

Do the exercises from the Workbook unit 12, pages 76-77 and 78-79
(don't do Vocabulary)
a top - bliuskutė, plonas megztukas; a shirt - marškiniai, baltiniai; a T-shirt - marškinėliai; a suit [siu:t] kostiumas...

a duck [dak] - antis, ančiukas


Please write on the Forum!
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Watch this video and write the answer to the question:
What are you doing today?

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1Watch this video and write the answer to the question:
What are you wearing today?

Hello, I'm writing what I'm doing. I'm cooking meal for our dinner. I'm watching TV in my kitchen. I'm listening to the radio in our sitting room. He is repairing our machine=car / automobile [automobail] . We are digging=shovelling [šūvelin] snow in our yard.
What are you wearing?
I'm wearing my warm shoes. I'm not wearing summer clothes in the winter. I' m wearing red trousers and black sweater. He's wearing a nice shirt. I'm wearing black boots.

Thank you Birute. It is brilliant as always
a mashine - anglų kalboje bet koks aparatas, bet ne mašina.
to dig - kasti gilyn, bedžioti; to shovel [šuvel] - nukasti su kastuvu (a shovel)

What am I wearing at the moment?
I am wearing a green shirt and dark brown (tamsiai rudus) trousers. This type of trousers are called leggings [legingz - timpos]. I'm wearing warm winter boots.
What am I doing right now?
I'm sitting in the library classroom at the computer. I'm thinking what we will do tomorrow.
I am also listening to the song "Bright" (Šviesuma)
I'm also sneezing [snyzin] (čiaudau) because I have a cold (peršalimą). I have a runny nose [rany nouz] (turiu slogą)
I hope you all are well. Don't get a cold! (Neperšalkite!)
See you tomorrow

Hello,

I am cooking meat with potatoes and vegetables for our dinner. We are eating dinner and drinking tea.

I am wearing underwear, a pink sweater , blue jeans, a brown jacket, a scarf and a black hat.
I'm wearing warm winter shoes.

Perfect!

Hello,
I'm watching TV.I'm reading a book.I'm eating.
I'm wearing a grey jacket and * blue scarf.I'm wearing a black trousers and * white sweater.

I'm wearing a grey jacket and a blue scarf.I'm wearing black trousers and a white sweater.

Thank you! Daugiskaitoje artikelio 'a' nereikia.

Good evening,
I'm wearing a warm, green, fluffy sweater with owls, warm green trousers and fluffy purple socks:)
Now, I'm thinking about what I can prepare for the dinner. I will probably prepare some soupe and bake some tasty waflles for dessert.
I wish you health

Thank you for good wishes
Your homework is wonderful. Now I'm feeling hungry

Hello,
What are you doing? I"m today cooking soup for our dinner. I"m always riding a book in the evening. I"m going * sleep.

What are you wearing? I"m wearing a suit, a black socks, a blue trousers, a red t-shirt.
I"m wearing warm winter clothes, that don"t get a cold.

I love your comment! Look at your mistakes

What are you doing? Today I'm cooking soup for our dinner. I"m always reading a book in the evening. I"m going to sleep.

What are you wearing? I"m wearing a suit, _ black socks, _ blue trousers, a red t-shirt. (todėl, kad daugiskaita)
I"m wearing warm winter clothes, that don"t get _ cold.
(todėl, kad a cold - peršalimas; cold - šaltis, šalta(s)

Hi,
now I am wearing a white sweater, a gray blouse, gray warm skirt, gray tights, black shoes.

I'm wearing a blue trousers, green sweater and a colored scarf. When I go outside I'm wearing a green jacket and I put a black hat on my head.
I'm doing my homework and I'm going to an English lesson.

Great! I'm waiting for you in the classroom

This is your homework for the sixth (6th) of February:
We are learning about the opposites [opozits]
Mes mokomės apie priešingybes:
leave - stay išvykti - pasilikti
buy [bai]-sell pirkti - parduoti
work-play dirbti - žaisti
turn on - turn off įjungti - išjungti
put on - take off apsirengti - nusirengti
go to bed, lie down [lai daun] - get up... eiti miegoti, atsigulti - atsikelti ....

Do the exercises from pages 79,80,81 in Unit 13 in Workbook:
passionate [pešnet] - aistringas; labai susidomėjęs, besirūpinantis kuo nors; a score [sko:] - rezultatas; pleasure [pleža] - malonumas



Read the story aloud (garsiai) and fill in (užpildykite) the diary [dajari] (kalendorių)




Please write on the Forum:
How are you feeling today?
Are tired or rested? (pailsėjęs - pavargęs)
Are you hungry or full (alkanas - sotus)
Are you thirsty? (ištroškęs)
Do you have a cold or the flu? (peršalimas - gripas)
Are you bored or excited? [bo/r/d] -iksaitid] (nuobodžiaujantis -susijaudinęs džiaugsmingai)
Are you worried or calm, relaxed? - [uorid - ka:m, rilakst] (susinervinęs - ramus, atsipalaidavęs)

How am I feeling today?
It is Monday and I am feeling rested after the weekend.
I am feeling hungry because it is 2 PM and I didn't have my lunch.
I am not relaxed, I am always a little bit worried. I don't know why. I need a holiday

Hi,
After the weekend I feel a little tired because I worked on Saturday. Now I feel like sowing (to sow - sėti) because I ate the fish soup at lunch. I drank 1 l of tea for lunch. I'm not cold = I don't have a cold?, I have no temperature. Now I'm a little bored, don't think about me right now. I'm relaxed.

Your first sentence is perfect
I don't understand the word 'sowing' . What did you mean? Ką norėjote pasakyti?
I'm not cold (Man nešalta): did you mean: "I don't have a cold" (Aš nesergu peršalimu)?

Hello,

It is Tuesday. I am feeling rested after the weekend. I‘m usually at 12 o‘clock heaving lunch. After work i go=I'm going to the cinema. I‘m relaxed.

Usually - paprastai, negalima vartoti momentinio esamo laiko:
I usually have lunch at 12 o'clock.
I'm going to the cinema - nes galbūt tik šiandien?
What film is on? Kokį filmą rodo?

Hi,
Sowing- soti, ir dabar nesergu