How do you call a small shop with an open front or a table with things for sale
stall
TRANSLATE: vietinė mugė
local fair
Correct mistakes: "I want to color my hair"
"I want to dye my hair"
TRANSLATE: "Tai yra dviejų dienų darbas"
It's a two days' work
POSSESSIVE PRONOUN: "A friend of ____ is going away. So, I'm looking after his dogs"
MINE
How do you call the thin liquid that is left from milk after the solid part (called curds) has been removed? (išrūgos))
whey
TRANSLATE: "tarpininkas"
middle-man
what the sysnonym for "2 weeks?"
fortnight
Which one is correct: A: I never buy meat at buthers' B: I never buy meat at butcher's
B: I never buy meat at butcher's
Which one is correct: A. Meet me at Julia's B. Meet me at Julia
A: Meet me at Julia's
How do you call a circle where several roads meet?
roundabout
How do you call the part of a shirt, coat, dress, etc. that fits round the neck and is often folded over?
collar
POSSESSIVE PRONOUN: "I'd love to have a house of ____ own"
MY own
POSSESSIVE PRONOUN: "My grandma loves gardening. She grows all ____ own vegetables""
HER
How do you call a place that sells fish?
fishmonger's
TRANSLATE: "sandėlis"
WAREHOUSE