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Reviews practise both sides: wherever Lukas and Lena would say something differently, you do it once as each.

The clock and the ordinals

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Time	It is	Ordinal	Meaning
1:00			first
first
3:00			third
third
7:00	·		seventh
seventh
9:00	·		ninth
ninth
8:45		–
17:30		–

or asks the time. : from nine until half past five. Ordinals agree like adjectives: , at the third table · , at number 7.

When: the accusative of time

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Nominative	Accusative	Meaning
-is → -į
…	…	Monday … Sunday · on Monday … on Sunday
Monday … Sunday · on Monday … on Sunday
		night · at night
night · at night
		the weekend · at the weekend
the weekend · at the weekend
-as → -ą
		morning · in the morning
morning · in the morning
		evening · in the evening
evening · in the evening
-ė → -ę
		the afternoon · in the afternoon
the afternoon · in the afternoon
-a → -ą
		each day · every day
each day · every day

How often: , always · , usually · , often · , sometimes · , never, with on the verb. , twice a day · , on Fridays.

Reflexive verbs

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Person		With	Meaning
Singular
			I get up · I don't get up
I get up · I don't get up
			you get up · you don't get up
you get up · you don't get up
·			he, she gets up · doesn't get up
he, she gets up · doesn't get up
Plural
			we get up · we don't get up
we get up · we don't get up
			you get up · you don't get up
you get up · you don't get up
·			they get up · they don't get up
they get up · they don't get up

The same with , to wash: , and , to learn: . After a prefix, -si- sits inside: , it starts · , I order.

The imperative: do it! don't!

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Infinitive	With	Meaning
	·	to come
to come
	·	to give
to give
	·	to wait
to wait
	·	to sit
to sit
	·	to be late
to be late

After , the object goes into the genitive: Don't give the cat any fish. A notice to everyone uses -kite, or with the infinitive.

Practice 1/7 · The right form

A bit of everything

Choose the right word for the gap.

Darbas prasideda .
Work starts at nine.
Tomas sėdi prie stalo.
Tomas sits at table three.
– susitikimas su šefu.
On Thursday, a meeting with the boss.
Aš pusę septynių.
I get up at half past six.
Aš pusę septynių.
I get up at half past six.
Ryte aš .
I don't get up in the morning.
Miciau, čia!
Micius, come here!
Miciau, čia!
Micius, come here!
rytoj, prašau.
Please don't be late tomorrow.
As Lukas
Savaitgalį aš devintą. Aš labai pavargęs.
At the weekend I get up at nine. I'm very tired.
As Lena
Savaitgalį aš devintą. Aš labai pavargusi.
At the weekend I get up at nine. I'm very tired.
Jonai, kada tu ?
Jonas, when do you get up?
Jonai, kada tu ?
Jonas, when do you get up?
Tomai, man rašiklį, prašau.
Tomas, give me a pen, please.
Tomai, man rašiklį, prašau.
Tomas, give me a pen, please.

Days, people, do and don't

Choose the right word for the gap.

Šiandien . Mes nedirbame.
Today is Sunday. We don't work.
aš skaitau.
On Sunday I read.
Man dabar .
For me it's night now.
Rytoj !
It's the weekend tomorrow!
Rytoj !
It's the weekend tomorrow!
Micius pusę septynių.
Micius gets up at half past six.
Mes septintą.
We get up at seven.
Mes septintą.
We get up at seven.
Rūta, ar jūs šeštą?
Rūta, do you get up at six?
Rūta, ar jūs šeštą?
Rūta, do you get up at six?
Ponia Ona, į kavinę!
Mrs Ona, come to the café!
Elze, !
Elzė, wait!
Elze, !
Elzė, wait!
Kolegos, ant stalo!
Colleagues, don't sit on the desk!

Practice 2/7 · Finding words

Find the words

Tap the verbs that ask or tell someone (not) to do something.

!
Put the cat back in the bag!
, !
Micius, don't sit on the computer!
, !
Micius, don't sit on the computer!
, .
Now write a message to everyone, please.
!
Come in, and don't look at my lamp!
, ! !
Elzė, wait! Don't give Micius any cake!
, ! !
Elzė, wait! Don't give Micius any cake!
, !
Colleagues, don't sit on the desk, and don't be late!
, ! .
Elzė, don't be late! Come home at six.

Practice 3/7 · Fill the gaps

Tomas's Friday

Fill the gaps with the words from the box.

Tomas šeštą.
On Friday Tomas gets up at six.
Jis biure būna be .
He's at the office at a quarter to nine.
Šešioliktą valandą – katino .
At four o'clock, the cat check.
Miciau, ant spausdintuvo! čia.
Micius, don't sit on the printer! Come here.
As Lukas
Jūs naujas kolega? čia, .
You're the new colleague? Come here, sit down.
As Lena
Jūs nauja kolegė? čia, .
You're the new colleague? Come here, sit down.
mes šeštą.
On Sunday we don't get up at six.
aš groju, o miegu.
At night I play, and in the daytime I sleep.
Šiandien , rytoj – .
Today is Sunday, tomorrow is Monday.
Šiandien , rytoj – .
Today is Sunday, tomorrow is Monday.
Micius miega ant Tomo kėdės.
In the afternoon Micius sleeps on Tomas's chair.
Ryte aš . Micius irgi .
I don't get up in the morning. Micius doesn't either.

Practice 4/7 · Building sentences

Put the words in order

Put the words in order.

We work from nine until half past five.
On Monday I eat soup.
When do you usually get up?
Micius, come here, please!
Micius, come here, please!
Don't give the cat any fish.
We get up at half past six.
We get up at half past six.
When do you get up, Rūta?
When do you get up, Rūta?
For me it's night now.
I'm here every day.
At the weekend I don't work.
At the weekend I don't work.

Practice 5/7 · In situations

The right words

Choose the right words for the situation.

Tell Tomas that on Thursday you get up at seven.
You say:
Tell Tomas that on Thursday you get up at seven.
You say:
Ask Rūta, politely, to give you a roll.
You say:
Ask Rūta, politely, to give you a roll.
You say:
Micius is on the printer again. Tell him not to sit there.
You say:
Micius is on the printer again. Tell him not to sit there.
You say:
Tell your colleague the time: it's a quarter to nine.
You say:
Tell your colleague the time: it's a quarter to nine.
You say:
As Lukas
Tomas wants to go for lunch now. Say you're not hungry yet, and ask him to wait.
You say:
As Lena
Tomas wants to go for lunch now. Say you're not hungry yet, and ask him to wait.
You say:
It's Friday afternoon. Tell Tomas, happily, that tomorrow is the weekend.
You say:
It's Friday afternoon. Tell Tomas, happily, that tomorrow is the weekend.
You say:
Jonas asks if you work in the evening, like him. Say you work in the morning, not in the evening.
You say:
Jonas asks if you work in the evening, like him. Say you work in the morning, not in the evening.
You say:

Practice 6/7 · Questions

The week at number 7

Answer the questions.

Kada Jonas groja, o kada miega?
When does Jonas play, and when does he sleep?
Kokia diena po sekmadienio?
What day comes after Sunday?
Micius sėdi ant kompiuterio. Ką jūs sakote?
Micius is sitting on the computer. What do you say?
Kada Micius miega ant Tomo kėdės?
When does Micius sleep on Tomas's chair?
Kaip dažnai Tomas būna biure be ketvirčio devintą?
How often is Tomas at the office at a quarter to nine?
Elzė nori duoti Miciui pyrago. Ką jūs sakote?
Elzė wants to give Micius some cake. What do you say?
Ar Jonas keliasi ryte?
Does Jonas get up in the morning?
Ar jūs savaitgalį keliatės šeštą?
Do you get up at six at the weekend?
Elzė vėluoja. Ką sako močiutė?
Elzė is late. What does her grandmother say?
Rūta jau eina. Ką jūs sakote?
Rūta is already leaving. What do you say?

Practice 7/7 · Matching

Question and answer

Match each question to its answer.

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