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ŽODŽIAI VELYKOMS

boil-virti
boiled(boild)-virtas
hard(hąd) boiled- kietai virtas
hard boiled eggs-kietai virti kiaušiniai
plastic(plęstik) eggs- plastikiniai kiaušiniai
pour(poo)- įpilti
spoon-šaukštas (spūn)
stir(stė)-pamaišyti
add(ęd)-pridėti, įpilti ko nors
mix-išmaišyti
taste(teist)-paragauti
chop(čop)-pjaustyti gabaliukais
slice(slais)- pjaustyti riekelėm
wash-nuplauti
decorate(dekoreit)-puošti
peel(pyl)-nulupti
grate(greit)-sutarkuoti
leave(lyv) to cool(kūl)-palikti atvėsti
pot-puodas
bowl(baul)-bliūdas
basket- krepšelis
Easter Basket-Velykų krepšelis
plate(pleit)-lėkštė
a glass-stiklinė
dye(dai)- dažyti
food(fud) colours(kalėz)- maistiniai dažai
Easter(yste) egg-velykų kiaušinis
Happy Easter!- Smagių Velykų!
custom(kastom)/tradition(tradišn)- tradicija
Easter dinner-Velykų pietūs
church(čėč)- bažnyčia
Easter service(sėvis)- Velykų pamaldos

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1. Who do you look like in your family? Do you have a similar personality?
2. Do you have a favourite painting? Can you describe it?
3. Where did you go for your last holiday? Did you have a good time?
4. Do you take a lot of photos? What do you usually take photos of?
5. Do you prefer films with a happy or sad ending?

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You write letters.
Do you write letters? Yes, I do/No, I don't
What do you write? I write letters.

She writes letters.
Does she write letters? No, she doesn't/Yes, she does.
Why does she write letters?

You wrote letters.
Did you write letters? Yes, I did/No, I didn't
Why did you write letters?

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KLAUSIMAI BŪSENOS LAIKE: to be (am, is, are)

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KLAUSIMAI BŪSENOS LAIKE: to be (am, is, are)

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You are at home.
Are you at home?
Where are you? I am at home.

She is a teacher.
Is she a teacher? Yes, she is/No, she isn't
Why is she a teacher?

He was at war.
Was he at war? Yes, he was/No, he wasn't.
When was he at war? In 1945.

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I can swim.
Can you swim? Yes, I can/No, I can't
Why can't you swim? I am afraid of water :)

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You are working.
Are you working now? Yes, I am/No, I am not
Why are you working? Because I love my job :)

She is drawing.
Is she drawing now? Yes, she is/No, she isn't
What is she drawing now? A picture.

We were sleeping.
Were you sleeping? Yes, we were/No, we weren't
Why were you sleeping? I was tired.

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I am                     We are
You are                You are
He/She/It  is        They are

I was                    We were
You were                You were
He/She /It was    They were

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curly- garbanoti
straight- tiesūs
beard- barzda
moustache- ūsai
bold- plinka
tall/thin-aukštas/plonas
medium hight- vidurinio ūgio
quite short- gana žemas
overweight-viršsvorio turi

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clever- protingas
friendly
funny
generous- dosnus
kind- geras
lazy- tingus
shy- drovus
talkative- šnekus, plepus
extrovert/introvert
hard-working
mean- šykštus
quiet-ramus
serious-rimtas
stupid-kvailas
unfriendly
unkind-negeras

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blouse-palaidinė
cardigan- megztinis susagstomas
pullover (megztinis aukštu kaklu)
coat/rain-coat/winter coat
labcoat (medicininis)(medical clothes, medical gown)
jacket- švarkas
leggings
pyjamas
shirt-matškiniai
shorts
skirt-sijonas
socks- kojinės
suit-kostiumas
sweater/jumper- megztinis
tights- tamprės
top-viršutinis rūbas
tracksuit-treningas
trousers-kelnės
T-shirt- marškinėliai
underwear-apatinis trikotažas
boots-batai/botai
flip-flops-šlepetės vasarai pliažui
bathrobe (vonios chalatas)
dressing gown (kambarinis chalatas)
sandals
shoes
slippers
trainers-sportbačiai
high-heels
belt-diržas
cap/hat
gloves-pirštinės
scarf-šalikas
tie-kaklaraištis
bracelet- apyrankė
earings-auskarai
necklace-karoliai
ring-žiedas
apron-prijuostė

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Jis pila pieną į stiklinę. (procesas)
Jis visada laiko pieną stiklinėje.( faktas)

Jis stovi prie lango.(procesas, veiksmas dabar)
Jis miega prie lango. (faktas, nuolat ten miega, ten jo lova, šiuo metu nemiega, nes ne naktis)

Pienas yra šiltas (yra)

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CLOTHES - describing what people are wearing

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Describing Clothes and Actions . Learn English

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Real English 40b - Describing People SUBTITLED

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to be scared
to be afraid of- I am scared
Are you scared of war?
Are you afraid of war?

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1.ŽIŪRIM KAS SAKINY: Faktas, procesas ar būsena.
2.JEI BŪSENA, sakiny bus veiksmažodis "būti"(to be), jį iškeliam į sakinio priekį.
We ARE at home.
ARE you at home?
Why ARE you at home?
3.JEI FAKTAS, ŽIŪRIM AR JIS esamasis (pridedam do/does), būtasis (pridedam did), būsimasis (pridedam will):
We always WRITE letters.
DO we always Write letters?
Why DO we always WRITE letters?

We worked in the park.
DID we WORK in the park?
When DID we work in the park?

They will go on holiday.
WILL they go on holiday?
When WILL they go on holiday?

4. JEI PROCESAS, vėlgi, ziūrim ar jis esamasis, būtasis ar būsimasis: to be+ing
We ARE(were, will be) CLEANING the room.
ARE we CLEANING the room?
Why ARE we cleaning the room?

5. IŠ KUR ŽINOTI, KĄ PASIRINKTI? IŠSIVERSKITE SAKINĮ. IŠKART SUPRASITE AR BŪSENA, AR FAKTAS, AR PROCESAS. TIK TADA DARYKITE KLAUSIMĄ:
Jai nepatinka atostogos. (faktas)
She doesn't like holidays.
Does she like holidays?
Why doesn't she like holidays?

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Shop assistant: Can I help you?

Customer: Yes, have you got this T-shirt in other colours?

Shop assistant: We’ve got it in white, black, red and purple. What size do you want?

Customer: Medium.

Shop assistant: OK, in medium we’ve got black and red.

Customer: And in purple?

Shop assistant: No, just black and red.

Customer: OK, red. Can I try it on?

Shop assistant: Yes, of course. The changing rooms are over there.

(pause)

Shop assistant: Is it OK?

Customer: Yes, I’ll take it.

Shop assistant: That’s £10.95. Would you like to pay by credit card or with cash?

Customer: Cash please. Here’s twenty.

Shop assistant: OK, thanks, that’s nine pounds, 5 p change and here’s your receipt.

Customer: Thanks. By

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We went on holiday. I took a tent with me. My friend bought drinks and food.
I wrote a book last year.(pernai parašiau knygą)
Did you write a book last year?(ar tu pernai knygą parašei?)
Yes, I did/No, I didn't
TAISYKLĖ: praeities baigtas faktas, įvykis, dažnai nurodoma kada įvyko)
SUDARYMAS: veiksmažodžio 2 forma

-Did you go on holiday?
-When did you go on holiday?
-What did you take with you?
-What did your friend buy?

FAKTO ESAMASIS LAIKAS:

I read books every day.(aš nuolat skaitau)
Do you read books every day?(ar tu nuolat skaitai?)
Yes, I do/No, I don't
She always reads books .(ji nuolat skaito)
Does she always read books?(ar ji nuolat skaito?)
Yes, she does/No, she doesn't
TAISYKLĖ: veiksmas nuolat
SUDARYMAS: veiksmazodzio 1 forma, klausimai ir neiginiai su- DO/DOES

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AFTER THAT, One afternoon in October, suddenly, the next day, 2 minutes later, when, the, , because, so, but, although(nors)

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I was reading a book. She was making a fire. He was putting up the tent.(aš skaičiau knygą)(ji kūrė laužą)(jis statė palapinę)

-Were you reading when I came?(ar tu skaitei, kai aš atėjau?)
-What were you reading?(ką tu skaitei?)
-What was she making?(ką ji darė?)
-Who was putting up the tent?(kas statė palapinę?)
TAISYKLĖ: veiksmas eigoje konkrečiu metu PRAEITYJE.
SUDARYMAS: to be(was, were)+ing

PROCESO ESAMASIS LAIKAS:

I am reading a book now.(dabar skaitau knygą)
Are you reading a book now?(ar tu dabar skaitai?)
Yes, I am/No, I am not)
She is reading a book now.(ji dabar skaito)
Is she reading now?(ar ji dabar skaito?)
Yes, she is/No, she isn't)
TAISYKLĖ: veiksmas eigoje dabar
SUDARYMAS: to be(am, is, are)+ing

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FAKTO IR PROCESO BŪTIEJI VIENAME SAKINYJE

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FAKTO IR PROCESO BŪTIEJI VIENAME SAKINYJE

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BŪTOJO FAKTO veiksmas įsiterpia į BŪTOJO PROCESO veiksmą. Kažkas vyksta eigoje, ir į ją įsiterpia kitas veiksmas.

When we CAME(faktas) to the hotel he WAS already WAITING (procesas) for me.
When we WERE MAKING(procesas) dinner it STARTED(faktas) to rain.
I was reading a paper when you came.(aš skaičiau laikraštį, kai tu atėjai)(fakto būtasis laikas įsiterpia į proceso būtąjį laiką)

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Praeities Veiksmas, bet turintis ryšį su dabartimi, turintis rezultatą dabartyje- just, already, ever, never

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Praeities Veiksmas, bet turintis ryšį su dabartimi, turintis rezultatą dabartyje- just, already, ever, never

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I have already read the book. You can take it, here it is.
I have won a prize. She has won a prize.

I have written a letter.(parašiau laišką-rezultatas matomas dabar)(yra praeities/dabarties ryšys- rašiau prieš 2 valandas, dabar jau štai parašytas)
Have you written a letter?(ar jau parašei?)

SUDARYMAS: HAVE/HAS+3 veiksmazodzio forma

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procesas kaip rezultatas, arba TRUKMĖ- FOR

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procesas kaip rezultatas, arba TRUKMĖ- FOR

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I HAVE BEEN READING A BOOK for 3 MONTHS.(SKAITAU JAU 3 MĖNUO)
i HAVE BEEN BUILDING A HOUSE FOR 5 years.(statau jau 5 metai)
She HAS BEEN PAINTING this picture for a month.(jau mėnuo, kaip tapo šį paveikslą)
Sudarymas: have/has+been+ing
TAISYKLĖ: veiksmas prasidėjo anksčiau ir lig šiol tęsiasi, parašyta kiek laiko tęsiasi (for)

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Skirtumas tarp FAKTO BŪTOJO ir REZULTATO

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Skirtumas tarp FAKTO BŪTOJO ir REZULTATO

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I wrote a letter yesterday(Fakto būtasis. Užbaigta praeitis, dažnai stovi laiko aplinkybė KADA veiksmas įvyko (yesterday, last year, in 2022, on Sunday)

I have written a letter (Rezultatas, praeities veiksmo rezultatas matomas dabar, dažni intarpai- already, just, never)

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Skirtumas tarp Proceso esamojo ir Trukmės laiko

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Skirtumas tarp Proceso esamojo ir Trukmės laiko

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I am writing now (dabar rašau)
I have been writing FOR 3 hours. (rašau jau 3 valandas, prieš 3 valandas pradėjau ir vis rašau, yra laiko tarpas)

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Present perfect tense is one of the commonly used verb tenses in English. It describes unfinished actions, experiences or actions without a definite time in the past. We use present perfect tense without a definite time expression such as "last week", "two days ago" or "in 2018". Instead of these we use "just", "already", "yet" etc. The auxiliary verbs of present perfect tense are " have" and " has ". The verbs are always in the past participle form.

⬤ Formation of present perfect tense

To make positive (affirmative) sentences we use the formation of "have/has" + Past participle verb". For negative sentences we use " not" after the auxiliary verbs "have" and "has". The short forms are " hasn't" and " haven't". You can use " 's" and " 've " as short form of "has" and "have".
Examples with Pictures Dialogue exercise Sentence scramble game Translation exercise
⬤ Positive (Affirmative) sentences

I have lost my pen.

They have watched TV.

Frank has hurt his leg.

My friends have gone to İstanbul.

I haven't met him before.

Oliver hasn't listened to the teacher.

He hasn't phoned me.

It hasn't rained so far.

⬤ Interrogative sentences

Have you seen that film before?

Has he booked a hotel room?

Where have you been?

Why have you called the police?

⬤ Sentence forms in present perfect tense

⬤ Explanations and usages of present perfect tense

The explanations and usages of present perfect tense are below.

⬤ Usage 1- Unspecified Time

We can use the present perfect tense to talk about actions with unspecified time before now. You can use "ever, never, already, yet, before, once, so far, many times etc." However we don't use "yesterday, last week, 2 years ago, in 2006" because these are specific times unlike the ones above.

I have just finished my homework.

We haven't talked about the new year yet.

The bus has already arrived.

⬤ Usage 2- Experiences

We can also use the present perfect tense to talk about our experiences. Remember that if you want to use a specific time with your experience, use simple past tense.
We use "ever", "never", "before", "been to" to talk about experiences. You can use "Have you ever" to ask experiences.

I have visited Bosphorus before.

We have watched that film before.

I haven't eaten sushi yet.

She has never been to England.

Have you ever seen a car accident?

⬤ Usage 3- Finished action with a present result

We can also use the present perfect tense to say that there is a result because of a recent action in the past.

I have washed my car.

He has had a haircut.

Mark has lost his bicycle.

⬤ Usage 4- Unfinished Actions

Present perfect tense is also used to talk about unfinished actions that is true up to the present. "Since, for, how long" are the common expressions to use for this usage.

I've worked in this company for 6 years.

They have lived in this city since 2012.

We have been friends for years.

⬤ Usage 5- Change Over Time

We can use the present perfect to talk about actions that continuously happen over time.

The children have grown up since the last time I saw them.

The world has changed a lot.

She has got weight since I saw her.

⬤ Learn "since, for, already, yet, just etc" with memory cards.

Click on the cards and say the meaning of them in your native language.

⬤ Pictures and related example sentences

Here are some pictures that will help you learn present perfect tense.

⬤ A dialogue for present perfect tense

Here is a dialogue to learn present perfect tense. You can make similar dialogues.

1. Hi Sally!

I've heard that you are getting married next month.

2. Yes. That is true.

I'm very excited.

I've never been so excited in my life!

⬤ Sentence translation activity

Here you can see some examples of present perfect tense. Try to translate the sentences on the cards into your own language.

⬤ Sentence scramble activity

Play sentence scramble activity here to practice present perfect tense. Click on the words of the sentences in the correct order to complete the sentences.

⬤ Example sentences about present perfect tense

These are 10 sentences to learn present perfect tense.

➔ 10 examples of present perfect tense

1. I have searched for it many times.

2. Isabel has already fed the dog.

3. She has missed the bus.

4. He has studyed English for 2 years.

5. Michelle has just left a message for you.

6. Margaret has been a student here since March.

7. I have forgotten my room number.

8. I think we've lost our way.

9. I haven't watched that film before.

10. Adam has been a dentist for 7 years.

⬤ Questions and answers

You can read the questions and the answers here to learn the formation of affirmative and interrogative forms of present perfect tense.

➔ 10 questions and answers about present perfect tense

1. How long have you been here?
I have been here for 4 years.

2. Have you eaten raw meat before?
Oh! No. I have never eaten.

3. Where have you been?
I have been with my classmates.

4. Have ever you touched a snake with your bare hands?
No, I haven't touched it in my whole life.

5. Where has she gone?
She has gone to a nearby market.

6. Have you sent the letters yet?
Sure. I have already sent them.

7. Have you washed your hands?
Yes, I have.

8. Has anybody seen my glasses?
Yes. They were on your book.

9. How many books have you read this month?
I have read 6 books.

10. Which song have you learnt to play recently?
"Have You Ever Seen The Rain?"

➔ Reading passage

Since 1980s, technology has changed a lot. The first computers were very simple and they didn't have much capability. They didn't have much memory. They were not powerful devices. They had small screens, too. Early computers were also very expensive. Now computers have become very powerful with strong memory cards and CPUs. Programmers have designed many useful software. Internet has been an important part of our lives. Thanks to computers and Internet we have had access to a great deal of information online.

External resources:
This is a pdf document as a worksheet about present perfect tense

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Present Perfect Tense - With Usage Pictures and Example Sentences

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You can learn clothes vocabulary in English on this page online and for free. In this online lesson you can learn clothes with activities such as games, pictures, sounds, flash cards, tests, quizzes, puzzles, exercises, examples and reading passages. First you should study the word list of clothes together with vocabulary images and sounds below. Then you can go on with our online vocabulary activities. Learning English vocabulary is fun and easy here.

⬤ Clothes picture vocabulary in English with pronunciations

Learn clothes vocabulary in English with pictures and pronunciation below. To learn how to say clothes in English click on any image.
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⬤ Word list of clothes vocabulary in English

Unisex clothes

⬤ Flashcards exercise about clothes vocabulary in English online

You can learn clothes vocabulary with flashcards exercise here. There are flashcards about clothes below. Guess the name of an image. Then click on the image to open the flashcard definition. It is suitable for both young ESL learners and adults.

⬤ Memory cards exercise about clothes vocabulary in English

In this flashcards memory exercise first click on a card to open it. Then you will see a random word about clothes. Guess the meaning of it in your native language. This exercise helps you memorize English vocabulary. It is suitable for both young ESL learners and adults.

⬤ Patterns of the clothes

spotted
striped
checked
patterned
flowered
Example:
She likes wearing striped dresses.
I want to buy a checked shirt.

⬤ Materials of clothes in English

You can also see materials and patterns of clothes in English here (British Council)

⬤ Verbs about clothing in English

wear
put on
try on
get dressed
get undressed
take off
Example: Take of your shoes before you enter.

⬤ Example sentences about clothes vocabulary in English

1. She is wearing a red dress.

2. It is hot in summer. So I wear a T-shirt and a hat.

3. It is cold in winter. So I wear my sweater and my boots.

4. I need glasses in summer.

5. I like wearing sport clothes.

6. It is rainy. Wear your raincoat, please.

⬤ Asking questions about clothes vocabulary in English

1. What is he wearing? - He is wearing a blue T-shirt.

2. What kind of clothes do you wear? - I like wearing sports clothes.

3. What is on her? - She is wearing a green dress.

4. Do you like wearing hats? - No, I don't like wearing hats.

⬤ Reading passage about clothes vocabulary

My Everyday Clothes
I like to wear blue jeans and T-shirts. I wear school uniform only at school. I like sports clothes. I have different clothes of T-shirts. I like jeans and trainers, too. My white trainers are my favourite ones. They feel really comfortable. I also have a brown cap. I mostly wear it when it is too hot and sunny. My sister doesn't like T-shirts or trainers. She likes wearing dresses and shoes. We are very different in terms of clothing.

⬤ Images of clothes vocabulary to download and share

External resource links:
You can jump to clothes category page to find extra activities and games in this website by clicking . However, there are some external links that may help you. You can click to watch a video about clothes. You can play a matching game or . is another link for a worksheet from British Council. You can also download a printable pdf document and to practice with flashcards.

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I take...- aš imu
then- po to
I put....- aš dedu
I boil...- verdu
10 min- for 10 minutes

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a pot(puodas)
a pan (keptuvė)
a kettle (virdulys)
a plate (lėkštė)
a bowl (bliūdas)
a cup and a saucer (puodukas su lėkštute)
a knife (peilis)(naif)
a kitchen knife (virtuvinis didelis peilis)
a spoon (šaukštas)(spūn)
a fork (šakutė)
a glass (stiklinė)
a napkin (servetėlė)
the kitchen counter (pastatoma virtuvės spintelė)
the kitchen stove (viryklė)(stouv)
the sink (kriauklė)
a refrigerator(fridge)(šaldytuvas)(fridž)
kitchen cabinets (virtuvinės spintelės)
a dish rack (indams sudėti, nuvarvėti)(ręk)
a toaster (tosteris, skrudintuvas)(touste)
a microwave(mikro bangų krosnelė)

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meat-mėsa
fish-žuvis
egg-kiaušinis
sausage-dešrelė
cheese-sūris
butter-sviestas
bread- duona
salt-druska
pepper-popirai
vinegar-actas
oil-aliejus
sugar-cukrus
honey-medus
sweet-saldus
chocolate-šokoladas
cake-pyragas
drink-gerti
water-vanduo
juice-sultys
milk-pienas
tea-arbata
brakfast-pusryčiai
lunch-pietūs
dinner(supper)-vakarienė
order-užsakymas
padavėjas-waiter
sąskaita-check
alkanas-hungry
ištroškęs-thirsty
money-pinigai
currency-valiuta
change-grąža, smulkūs pinigai
cash-grynieji
wallet(purse)-piniginė
mellon-melionas
water-mellon-arbūzas
carrot-morka
potato-bulvė
pepper-pipiras
cabbage-kopūstas
onion-svogūnas
garlic-česnakas
beet, beetroot-burokas
cucumber-agurkas
tomato-pomidoras
squash-agurotis
pumpkin- moliūgas
eggplant-baklažanas
parsley-petražolė
dill-krapas
apple-obuolys
pear-kriaušė
plum-slyva
peach-persikas
cherry-vyšnia
grapes-vynuogės
pineapple-ananasas
pomegranate-granatas
lemon-citrina
tangerine-mandarinas
orange-apelsinas
skin-oda
peel-lupti, skusti
stone-kauliukas
seed-sėkla
vegetables- daržovės
berry(berries)-uoga
nut-riešutas
mushroom-grybas
soup-sriuba
steak-kepsnys
crab-krabas
lobster-omaras
mussels-midijos
prawns-krevetės
salmon-lašiša
squid-kalmarai
tuna-tunas
beef-jautiena
chicken-viščiukas
duck-antis
lamb-ėriena
pork-kiauliena
baked-kepta(kepiniai)
boiled-virta(boil)
fried-kepta(FRY)
grilled-griliuota
roast-kepsnys ant ugnies
steam(ed)- garuose virta

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- Excuse me, do you know where the train station is?
- Go along/Go straight up the road/follow the road- eikite keliu tiesiai.
- Then ...( tada, po to...)
- Turn left (sukite į kairę)
- Take the first left (pirmas posūkis į kairę)
- Turn right (sukite į dešinę)
- Take the first right (pirmas posūkis į dešinę)
- Go past... (praeisite pro...)
-Traffic-lights (šviesoforas)
- Intersection/crossroad- sankryža
Žiedas- roundabout
Žiede, prie žiedo- at the roundabout
sankryzoje- at the crossroad
- When you get to the intersection, ...(kai prieisite sankryžą...), turn left.(sukite į kairę)
- It's on your right/left (bus jūsų dešinėje/kairėje) (The train station is on y

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https://learnenglishteens.britishcouncil.org/skills/listening/a2-listening/giving-directions

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Do the preparation exercise before you listen. Then, look at the map and listen to the directions while you do the other exercises.

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ANNOUNCEMENTS AT THE AIRPORT(with listening bellow)

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ANNOUNCEMENTS AT THE AIRPORT(with listening bellow)

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A
Good morning. This is an announcement for all passengers travelling on the 9:25 flight TOM1223 to Rome. This flight is delayed by two hours because of bad weather.

B
Would all passengers travelling to Tokyo on flight FR3421 please have your boarding passes and passports ready for boarding. Flight FR3421 now boarding at gate 21.

C
This is the final boarding call for passengers Gemma and Ryan Grey flying to Athens on flight EZ9753. Your flight is ready to leave. Please go to gate 14 immediately. The doors of the plane will close in five minutes. Final boarding call for passengers Gemma and Ryan Grey.

D
This is an announcement for passengers travelling to Amsterdam on flight KL1050. Will all passengers with express boarding tickets and passengers travelling with young children please go to gate 6 for boarding. That’s all passengers with express boarding tickets and passengers travelling with young children go to gate 6 for boarding. Thank you.

E
Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. We have landed at JFK airport in New York where the local time is 18:30 and the temperature is 76º. We hope you have enjoyed your flight with American Airlines this evening and wish you a very safe journey to your final destination.

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Listening (Announcements at the airport)

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Listening (Announcements at the airport)

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https://learnenglishteens.britishcouncil.org/skills/listening/a2-listening/travelling-abroad

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Listen to the five airport announcements and do the exercises to practise and improve your listening skills.

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May I have your ticket, please?
May I have your passport, please?
Are you checking any bags?
Here's your boarding pass.
Boarding time is at 12:15pm at Gate 12

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=juPlEnOKl48

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At the airport English conversation | Travel English |  Learn English  |  Sunshine English

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Listen to some typical public announcements made in an airport or airplane.

Pre-boarding Announcement

Good afternoon passengers. This is the pre-boarding announcement for flight 89B to Rome. We are now inviting those passengers with small children, and any passengers requiring special assistance, to begin boarding at this time. Please have your boarding pass and identification ready. Regular boarding will begin in approximately ten minutes time. Thank you.

Final Boarding Announcement

This is the final boarding call for passengers Erin and Fred Collins booked on flight 372A to Kansas City. Please proceed to gate 3 immediately. The final checks are being completed and the captain will order for the doors of the aircraft to close in approximately five minutes time. I repeat. This is the final boarding call for Erin and Fred Collins. Thank you.

Pre-flight Announcement

Ladies and gentlemen, welcome onboard Flight 4B7 with service from Hong Kong to San Francisco. We are currently third in line for take-off and are expected to be in the air in approximately seven minutes time. We ask that you please fasten your seatbelts at this time and secure all baggage underneath your seat or in the overhead compartments. We also ask that your seats and table trays are in the upright position for take-off. Please turn off all personal electronic devices, including laptops and cell phones. Smoking is prohibited for the duration of the flight. Thank you for choosing Mountain Airlines. Enjoy your flight.

Prepare for Take-off

Captain's Announcement

Good afternoon passengers. This is your captain speaking. First I'd like to welcome everyone on Rightwing Flight 86A. We are currently cruising at an altitude of 33,000 feet at an airspeed of 400 miles per hour. The time is 1:25 pm. The weather looks good and with the tailwind on our side we are expecting to land in London approximately fifteen minutes ahead of schedule. The weather in London is clear and sunny, with a high of 25 degrees for this afternoon. If the weather cooperates we should get a great view of the city as we descend. The cabin crew will be coming around in about twenty minutes time to offer you a light snack and beverage, and the inflight movie will begin shortly after that. I'll talk to you again before we reach our destination. Until then, sit back, relax and enjoy the rest of the flight.

Safety Briefing

Ladies and gentlemen, on behalf of the crew I ask that you please direct your attention to the monitors above as we review the emergency procedures. There are six emergency exits on this aircraft. Take a minute to locate the exit closest to you. Note that the nearest exit may be behind you. Count the number of rows to this exit. Should the cabin experience sudden pressure loss, stay calm and listen for instructions from the cabin crew. Oxygen masks will drop down from above your seat. Place the mask over your mouth and nose, like this. Pull the strap to tighten it. If you are traveling with children, make sure that your own mask is on first before helping your children. In the unlikely event of an emergency landing and evacuation, leave your carry-on items behind. Life rafts are located below your seats and emergency lighting will lead you to your closest exit and slide. We ask that you make sure that all carry-on luggage is stowed away safely during the flight. While we wait for take off, please take a moment to review the safety data card in the seat pocket in front of you.

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Read and listen to some typical public announcements made in an airport or airplane. From the EnglishClub English for Work series.

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It's going to rain (spėju, kad lis- prediction)
You are going to see the Old Town(plan)

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Future arrangements naudojant Proceso laiką- Ateities nuplanuotiems veiksmams

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Future arrangements naudojant Proceso laiką- Ateities nuplanuotiems veiksmams

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I am seeing my doctor tomorrow.

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Waitress: Are you ready to order?
Jenny: Yes, please .
Waitress: Can I get you something to start with?
Jenny: No, thank you. I’d like the tuna with a green salad.
Waitress: And for you, sir?
Rob: I’ll have the steak, please.
Waitress: Would you like that with fries, or a baked potato?
Rob: Fries, please.
Waitress :How would you like your steak?  Rare, medium, or well done?
Rob: Well done.
Waitress: OK. And to drink?
Jenny: Water, please.
Waitress: Still or sparkling?
Jenny: Sparkling.
Waitress: The tuna for you ma’am, and the  steak for you, sir.
Jenny: I’m sorry, but I asked for a green  salad, not fries.
Waitress: No problem. I’ll change it.
Rob: Excuse me.
Waitress: Yes, sir?
Rob: Sorry, I asked for my steak well done  and this is rare.
Waitress: I’m really sorry. I’ll take it back to the  kitchen.

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do the ironing
do the shopping
do the vacuuming
do the washing
do the washing-up
do a course
do an exam
do housework
do sport

make lunch
make the bed
make a mistake
make a noise
make a phone call
make friends
make plans
make an excuse

dust the furniture
clean the floor
lay the table(clear)
load the dishwasher
pick up dirty clothes(from the floor)
put away your clothes
take out the rubbish
tidy the room

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basket
changing room
self service checkout
customer
receipt
shelves(shelf)
shop assistant
shopping bag
the sales
till(stalcius pinigams)
trolley

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_Can I help you? (I am just looking, thank you)
-What size are you?(I'm a medium)
_Can I try on this shirt?(Yes, the changing rooms are over there)
-This shirt doesn't fit me. It's too big for me.
-That jacket really suits you.(You always look good in red)
-I am going to take these trousers back. They are too short.

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short- shorter, the shortest
thin- thinner, the thinnest
busy- busier, the busiest
relaxed- more relaxed, the most relaxed
beautiful- more beautiful, the most beautiful
good- better, the best
bad- worse, the worst
far-further, the furthest
too much/ too many- per daug
too tired- per daug pavargęs
enough- pakankamai ( She doesn't sleep enough)( Do you eat enough vegetables?)

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1. If I buy a house I will live in it.
( Jei pirksiu namą, jame gyvensiu)
2. If I bought a house I would live in it.
( Jeigu pirkčiau namą, jame gyvenčiau)
3. If I had bought a house I would have lived in it.
( Jeigu būčiau pirkęs namą, būčiau jame gyvenęs)
4. MIXED (3+2)
If I had bought a house I would live in it now. (Jeigu būčiau pirkęs namą, dabar jame gyvenčiau)

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I write a letter- A letter is written
I am writing a letter- A letter is being written
I have written a letter- A letter has been written.

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1. to be+3 (is written)
2. to be+ being +3 (is being written)
3. have/has+been+3 (has been written)

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PEOPLE- somebody (teig.sakinys), anybody( neig.sakinys ir klausimas), nobody.
THINGS- something, anything, nothing.
PLACES- somewhere, anywhere, nowhere

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1.Is it rude to tell someone that they need to improve their appearance?If a close friend had a problem with their appearance, would you tell them?

2.Is appearance more important in politics or show business?
3.Why do people take so many selfies nowadays? Have we become self-obsessed?

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PROCESO BŪTASIS IR FAKTO BŪTASIS viename sakiny(du būtieji)

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PROCESO BŪTASIS IR FAKTO BŪTASIS viename sakiny(du būtieji)

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1.I was reading(procesas). 2.Somebody called(faktas).
I was reading a book when somebody called.
Faktas įsiterpia į procesą/Vienas veiksmas įsiterpia į kitą veiksmą.

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Boats and boating--Equipment and supplies

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Health Problems Vocabulary and Grammar | English Lesson and Practice

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Everyday English for ESL 2 — At the Doctor's

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Learn English Vocabulary for the Body & Doctors | Friends

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PAST SIMPLE(V2)- pabrėžiame , kad veiksmai vyko praeity vienas po kito-I took the book, called my friend and left.

PAST PERFECT(had+3)- pabrėžiame, kad iš kelių veiksmų praeityje kažkuris įvyko daug anksčiau. Pvz.: Kai aš parėjau, jis jau buvo paėmęs mano knygą -When I came he HAD already TAKEN my book.

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PAST PERFECT | HAD GONE | HAD DONE | HAD HAD - English Grammar

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Kuo PAST PERFECT skiriasi nuo PRESENT PERFECT?

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Kuo PAST PERFECT skiriasi nuo PRESENT PERFECT?

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nuo PRESENT PERECT skiriasi tuo, kad PAST PERFECT kalba TIK apie BŪTUOSIUS VEIKSMUS, o PRESENT PERFECT turi ryšį su DABARTIMI:

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nuo PRESENT PERECT skiriasi tuo, kad PAST PERFECT kalba TIK apie BŪTUOSIUS VEIKSMUS, o PRESENT PERFECT turi ryšį su DABARTIMI:

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pvz: I HAVE BROKEN the window,(sudaužiau langą)(anksciau sudaužiau, bet DABAR matau REZULTATĄ.

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Gerundijus turi galūnę -ING. Verčiamas dvejopai- daiktavardziu arba bendratimi, taip jį atpažįstame. Pvz: NO PARKING- Parkavimas negalimas(daiktavardis) vs PARKUOTI NELEIDŽIAMA(bendratis).

DIDŽIAUSIA ESMĖ tame, kad yra veiksmazodziai, po kurių eina TIK Gerundijus, juos reikia žinoti, jie pateikti lentelėje: I offer to go shopping. I suggest going shopping.

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PRESENT PERFECT- akcentuojame TIK REZULTATĄ, praeities veiksmo ryšį su DABARTIMI: I HAVE WRITTEN a letter.

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS- akcentuojame, kiek laiko truko veiksmas, TRUKMĖ, jis galbūt dar tęsiasi: I HAVE BEEN WRITING a letter FOR 2 hours.

Taip pat jis reiškia, kad pasakome dėl kokio veiksmo dabar matomas kazkoks rezultatas: I am tired because I HAVE BEEN WRITING a letter FOR 2 hours.(aš dabar pavargęs, nes rašiau laiską 2 val)

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SKIRTUMAS PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS nuo paprasto PRESENT PERFECT

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SKIRTUMAS PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS nuo paprasto PRESENT PERFECT