TRANSLATE: Aš bijau vorų!
I'm scared/frightened of spiders
TRANSLATE: Aš esu patenkintas savo darbo rezultatais
I'm satisfied with my work results
TRANSLATE: Maria labai pyksta ant Tomo. Jis ją labai nervuoja.
Maria is angry at Tom. He's getting on her nerves.
TRANSLATE: Ar tu panašus į savo tėtį?
Are you similar to your father?
PARAPHRASE: I don't like when people chew loudly.
I can't bear loud chewing.
SYNONYM: Jane is very WORRIED about Kate.
Jane is very CONCERNED about Kate.
VOCABULARY: to fry small pieces of meat, vegetables, etc. quickly while mixing them around
STIR FRY
VOCABULARY: rūgštus obuolys, prėska duona, pasenusi mėsa
sour apple, bland bread, rancid meat
VOCABULARY: karti kava, rūkyta žuvis, aštrus padažas
bitter coffee, smoked firsh, spicy sauce
Present Simple or Present Continuous: Jenny usually ______ (cycle) to school, but today she _____ (take) the bus because it _______ (rain)
cycles, is taking, is raining
Present Simple or Present Continuous: There ____ (be) a bank in a nearby town, but James ______ (have) to take the bus to get there.
is, has
Present Simple or Present Continuous: This week I ____ (stay) with his aunt, who ______ (live) in town.
I'm staying, lives
Present Simple or Present Continuous: She always _______ (complain) about how difficult her life is.
is always complaining
Present Simple or Present Continuous: John_____ (get) taller every day!
is getting
VOCABULARY: travel some distance between one's home and place of work on a regular basis.
COMMUTE
VOCABULARY: a line
a queue
