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

Asking and giving the way

Which street: , along the first street · , along the second street. At the corner: . How far: , close · , not far · , far.

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Amount	Genitive singular	Genitive plural	Meaning
			a kilo · of cheese · of apples
a kilo · of cheese · of apples
			half a kilo · of meat · of tomatoes
half a kilo · of meat · of tomatoes
	·	–	a bottle · of milk · of water
a bottle · of milk · of water
·	·	–	a packet · a cup · of tea · of coffee
a packet · a cup · of tea · of coffee
			a lot · of fish · of potatoes
a lot · of fish · of potatoes

After numbers: , . Buying, the accusative: , . After , the genitive: .

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				Meaning
				tomorrow · we · are going · to the lake
tomorrow · we · are going · to the lake
				at 9:12 · the train · leaves · from platform 2
at 9:12 · the train · leaves · from platform 2
				on Saturday · Rūta · buys apples · at the market
on Saturday · Rūta · buys apples · at the market

When usually comes first, where at the end. In a question, the question word comes first: When does the train leave?

is on foot, ; is by bus, train, car or bike.

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Example	Meaning
With the genitive
	by the park
by the park
	next to the bank
next to the bank
	between the bank and the pharmacy
between the bank and the pharmacy
	behind the post office
behind the post office
	on the corner
on the corner
	not far from the lake
not far from the lake
With the accusative
	opposite the park
opposite the park
	in front of the school
in front of the school

Practice 1/7 · Finding words

Tap the words in the genitive: after an amount, and after prie, tarp and iš.

– .
The post office is between the bank and the pharmacy.
, .
A bottle of milk and a kilo of tomatoes, please.
, .
A bottle of milk and a kilo of tomatoes, please.
.
Micius walks from the park to the lake.
.
I'm from Germany.
.
I'm from Germany.
, .
A cup of coffee and a bottle of water, please.
, .
A cup of coffee and a bottle of water, please.
.
Half a kilo of cheese and a packet of tea.
.
Micius eats a lot of fish and meat.
.
I'm walking from the café to the station.
.
I'm walking from the café to the station.

Practice 2/7 · The right form

Choose the right word for the gap.

Atsiprašau, ponia, tiesiai.
Excuse me, madam, go straight on.
Norėčiau kilogramo .
I'd like a kilo of tomatoes.
Norėčiau kilogramo .
I'd like a kilo of tomatoes.
Traukinys išvažiuoja dvylika.
The train leaves at 9:12.
Rytoj važiuojame .
Tomorrow we're going by train.
Mokykla yra prie .
The school is by the park.
Vaikai žaidžia futbolą .
Children are playing football in the park.
As Lukas
Aš , iš Hamburgo, bet dabar gyvenu čia.
I'm German, from Hamburg, but I live here now.
As Lena
Aš , iš Hamburgo, bet dabar gyvenu čia.
I'm German, from Hamburg, but I live here now.
Jonai, namo!
Jonas, go home!
Aš einu į .
I'm going to the station.
Aš einu į .
I'm going to the station.
Micius valgo daug .
Micius eats a lot of fish.

Choose the right word for the gap.

Ponia, autobusu. Stotis toli.
Madam, take the bus. The station is far.
Ponia, autobusu. Stotis toli.
Madam, take the bus. The station is far.
Elze, ten!
Elzė, don't go there!
Jonai, dviračiu naktį!
Jonas, don't ride your bike at night!
Jonai, dviračiu naktį!
Jonas, don't ride your bike at night!
Rytoj , Jonai!
Don't be late tomorrow, Jonas!
Puodelis , prašau.
A cup of coffee, please.
Butelis , prašau.
A bottle of water, please.
Tomas laukia .
Tomas is waiting at the station.
Rūta yra .
Rūta is in the café.
Mes važiuojame .
We're going by bus.
Mano šeima gyvena .
My family lives in Germany.
Mano šeima gyvena .
My family lives in Germany.

Practice 3/7 · Fill the gaps

Fill the gaps with the words from the box.

Šeštadienį aš einu į .
On Saturday I go to the market.
Šeštadienį aš einu į .
On Saturday I go to the market.
perku kilogramą .
At the market I buy a kilo of apples.
perku kilogramą .
At the market I buy a kilo of apples.
Paskui važiuoju į .
Then I go to the park by bus.
Paskui važiuoju į .
Then I go to the park by bus.
Parke, prie , sėdi Micius.
In the park, by the lake, sits Micius.
Parke, prie , sėdi Micius.
In the park, by the lake, sits Micius.
As Lukas
Vakare aš grįžtu pėsčiomis. Aš labai .
In the evening I walk back home. I'm very tired.
As Lena
Vakare aš grįžtu pėsčiomis. Aš labai .
In the evening I walk back home. I'm very tired.
Tomas laukia , o Rūta – .
Tomas is waiting at the station, and Rūta in the café.
Tomas laukia , o Rūta – .
Tomas is waiting at the station, and Rūta in the café.
Rytoj važiuoju į .
Tomorrow I'm going to Germany by train.
Rytoj važiuoju į .
Tomorrow I'm going to Germany by train.
Mano šeima dabar .
My family is in Germany now.
Mano šeima dabar .
My family is in Germany now.
Jonas važiuoja , o Ona – .
Jonas goes by bike, and Ona by car.
Jonas važiuoja , o Ona – .
Jonas goes by bike, and Ona by car.
yra prie stoties.
The café is by the station.
yra prie stoties.
The café is by the station.

Practice 4/7 · Building sentences

Put the words in order.

Too hard? Listen to the sentence first.

Practice 5/7 · In situations

Choose the right words for the situation.

A stranger asks the way to the station. Tell her to go straight on, then right.
You say:
A stranger asks the way to the station. Tell her to go straight on, then right.
You say:
At the market, ask for two kilos of potatoes.
You say:
At the market, ask for two kilos of potatoes.
You say:
Tell Tomas where you're from and where you live now.
You say:
Tell Tomas where you're from and where you live now.
You say:
Elzė asks where Micius's bench is. It's in the park, by the lake.
You say:
Elzė asks where Micius's bench is. It's in the park, by the lake.
You say:

Practice 6/7 · Questions

Answer the questions.

Ko norėtumėte?
What would you like? (half a kilo of cheese and a kilo of apples)
Ką perkate?
What are you buying? (a bottle of milk and a packet of tea)
Ko reikia sriubai?
What do you need for the soup? (meat and potatoes)
Kaip Jonas važiuoja į stotį?
How does Jonas get to the station? (by bike)
Kaip jūs važiuojate?
How are you travelling? (by car)
Iš kur jūs?
Where are you from? (Germany)
Kur jūs važiuojate rytoj?
Where are you going tomorrow? (to Germany)
Kas yra prie stoties?
What's by the station? (a café)
Iš kur ateina Jonas?
Where is Jonas coming from? (from the café)
Tomas nori eiti prie ežero pėsčiomis, bet ežeras toli. Ką jūs sakote?
Tomas wants to walk to the lake, but it's far. What do you say?