West Germanic languages

English is a West Germanic language of the „Ingvaeonic“ subgroup, spoken in the British Isles since the arrival of continental Germanic groups (the „Anglo-Saxons“) during the fifth century AD, and currently far more widespread, due to more recent migrations of English speakers to eg. North America, Australia and New Zealand, and due to the

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Present Simple

work

works do

does

not

work go Do

Does

work?

go?

Past Simple worked

went did Did

Future Simple will work will Will

Time words

Present Simple Past Simple Future Simple

every day often yesterday tomorrow

next week

always

never sometimes last year

usual

TENSES

INDEFINITE

Present Indefinite – veiksmas, priskiriamas esamajam laikui, bet paprastai nevykstantis kalbos momentu.

Teigiamoji forma Neigiamoji forma Klausiamoji forma Pabrėžtinė teigiamoji forma

I askYou askHe (she, it) asks We askYou askThey ask I do not (don’t) askYou do not (don’t) askHe (she, it) does not (doesn’t) ask We

Lithuania

LITHUANIA

Some facts:

Official name – The Republic of Lithuania

Highest body of power – Supreme Council

System – Parliamentary republic

Capital – Vilnius

Borders:

with Latvia – 610 km

with Byelorussia – 724 km

with Poland – 110 km

with Russia (Kaliningrad region) – 303 k

šsamus aprašymas

Z. Oh, this party was pretty cool, but I and My friends were only in official part. I come home at 5 o’clock in the morning and what do you think about this party? M. Oh, this party was not bad but I was only in official part too and after this I with my class-mates went to the garden and celebrated this wonderful festival very well. But in my opinion

– hello

– good afternoon. i haven`t seen for so long.

– yeh, me too. so tell me how you are .

– oh i`m fine. A week ago i had internet installed at my home. so now i`m very happy.

– i see. I would also like to have internet at home. but my parents don’t let me.

– my parents also objected to installing the internet. they sai

Countable and uncountable nouns:

Kai kurie daiktavardžiai yra suskaičiuojami (door, pen, book), o kiti yra nesuskaičiuojami (milk, paper, shampoo). Suskaičiuojamus daiktavardžius galime naudoti vienaskaitoje su nežymimaisiais artikeliais (a door) ir tai pat daugiskaitoje (two pens, some books). Mes negalime naudoti nesuskaičiuojamų daiktavardž

Ant Udruvės ežero stataus skardžio stovėjo Baltaragio vėjinis malūnas. Nuo neatmenamų laikų mosavo jis savo dideliais sparnais, tarytum būtų norėjęs pasikelti ir nuskristi nuo pakriūtės.

Žemai pakalnėje tyvuliavo skaidrus Udruvės ežeras, plačiai išsišakojęs tarp aplinkini%

Discover Frankfurt – From Free City to EuroCity.

Where was the famous poet Johann Wolfgang von Goethe born? Where were German emperors crowned? Why do Frankfurt’s traditional apple wine glasses carry such a unique pattern? Which is the tallest skyscraper in Europe? Where does the European Central Bank have its headquarters? Frankfurt’s superbly trained and certified tou

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I am going to speak about clothes .I really think that clothes are very important in our life and it has always been so. The statement that you can tell much about people from their clothes is true. When you meet a person you always judge about him from his clothes. For example, if a person is neatly dressed and wears clean clothes most probably he is tidy and diligent. . Or if see an elderly p

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Auxiliary verbs

Do is used to form negative and question forms of the Present Tense and did is used in the Past Simple Tense:

I don’t like it. Does she go to the University? He didn’t pass the exams. Didn’t we meet at the airport?

Do is used in the positive to give emphasis to a verb:

She is very busy. She does try hard. I did try to help, but there was

Ford Company

In the Beginning The story of Henry Ford is not of a prodigy entrepreneur or an overnight success. Ford grew up on a farm and might easily have remained in agriculture. But something stronger pulled at Ford’s imagination: mechanics, machinery, understanding how things worked and what new possibilities lay in store. As a young boy, he took apart everything he got his ha

Klaipeda – contemporary port on Baltic

Klaipeda is an attractive transit port, connecting the main transportation corridors between the East and the West. It is the most northern ice-free Baltic seaport. Harbour waters do not freeze even at -25°C.

The depth of the harbour waters at the northern part of the port quays is 14.5 meters and in perspective the depth is to reach