Wh-Questions Practice and Meat Vocabulary
October 22, 2025
Pronunciation Practice
| /ʃ/ | /aʊ/ | /j/ | /æ/ |
|---|---|---|---|
| shallow | a cow | yes | an abbey |
| a tradition | a doughnut | yesterday | a jam |
| a translation | now | yet | a pancake |
Nouns (Lessons 47–50)
| English | Pronunciation | Lithuanian |
|---|---|---|
| abbey | /ˈæbi/ | vienuolynas |
| blossom | /ˈblɒsəm/ | žiedas |
| capacity | /kəˈpæsɪtɪ/ | talpa |
| cloth | /klɒθ/ | medžiaga |
| eyelid | /ˈaɪlɪd/ | akies vokas |
| finger | /ˈfɪŋɡə/ | pirštas |
| fruit | /fruːt/ | vaisius |
| goat | /ɡəʊt/ | ožka |
| goatherd | /ˈɡəʊθɜːd/ | ožkaganys |
| god | /ɡɒd/ | dievas |
| guest | /ɡest/ | svečias |
| handkerchief | /ˈhæŋkətʃɪf/ | nosinė |
| litre | /ˈliːtə/ | litras |
| meat | /miːt/ | mėsa |
| monk | /mʌŋk/ | vienuolis |
| nose | /nəʊz/ | nosis |
| piece | /piːs/ | gabalėlis |
| plant | /plɑːnt/ | augalas |
| plastic | /ˈplæstɪk/ | plastmasė |
| prayer | /preə/ | malda |
| prior | /ˈpraɪə/ | vienuolyno vyresnysis |
| sailor | /ˈseɪlə/ | jūreivis |
| shop assistant | /ˈʃɒp əˌsɪstənt/ | pardavėjas |
| story | /ˈstɔːrɪ/ | pasakojimas |
| water | /ˈwɔːtə/ | vanduo |
Food Vocabulary (Meat and Cooking)
| English | Pronunciation | Lithuanian |
|---|---|---|
| fried meat | /fraɪd/ | kepta mėsa (keptuvėje) |
| roast meat | /rəʊst/ | kepta mėsa (orkaitėje) |
| boiled | – | virta |
| minced | /mɪnst/ | malta |
| salted | /ˈsɔːltɪd/ | sūdyta |
| smoked | /sməʊkt/ | rūkyta |
| stewed | /stjuːd/ | troškinta |
| pickled | /ˈpɪkld/ | marinuota |
| canned meat | /kænd/ | konservuota mėsa |
| chicken | /ˈtʃɪkɪn/ | vištiena |
| duck meat | /dʌk/ | antiena |
| turkey | /ˈtɜːkɪ/ | kalakutas |
| mutton | /ˈmʌtən/ | aviena |
| beef | /biːf/ | jautiena |
| pork | /pɔːk/ | kiauliena |
| flitch | /flɪtʃ/ | rūkyta lašinių juosta |
| ham | /hæm/ | kumpis |
| sausage | /ˈsɒsɪdʒ/ | dešra |
| hot dog | – | bandelė su karšta dešrele |
| chop | /tʃɒp/ | šnicelis |
| cutlets | /ˈkʌtlɪts/ | kotletai |
| beefsteak | /ˈbiːfsteɪk/ | bifšteksas |
| roast pork | – | kiaulienos kepsnys |
| tongue | /tʌŋ/ | liežuvis |
| stuffed cabbages | – | balandėliai |
| minced meat | – | malta mėsa |
| ladle | /ˈleɪdl/ | samtis |
| chopping board | /ˈtʃɒpɪŋ/ | pjaustymo lentelė |
Grammar: Wh-Questions (Simple Tenses)
A Wh-Question asks for specific information (not Yes/No).
Word order: Wh-word → Auxiliary → Subject → Verb.
Examples
🧍 Emily always goes to her work on foot
Who always goes to her work on foot? — Emily does.
What does Emily do? — She goes to work on foot.
When does Emily go to work? — Always.
Where does Emily go? — To her work.
How does she go? — On foot.
🌸 Forget-me-nots are beautiful flowers
What are beautiful flowers? — Forget-me-nots are.
🏊 Pete can swim well
Who can swim well? — Pete can.
What can Pete do well? — Swim.
🎭 Linda invited us to a performance not long ago
Who invited us? — Linda did.
Whom did she invite? — Us.
❄️ It was cold in January
When was it cold? — In January.
🤝 I shall meet Nick tomorrow
Who will meet Nick? — I shall.
When shall I meet Nick? — Tomorrow.
Exercises
Exercise 1Make Wh-Questions
Write Wh-questions for the answers.
- Emily goes to her work on foot. → ________
- Pete can swim well. → ________
- Linda invited us to a performance. → ________
- It was cold in January. → ________
- I shall meet Nick tomorrow. → ________
Exercise 2Fill in the Question Word
Use who, what, where, when, how, whose.
- ________ cooks dinner at your home?
- ________ meat do you prefer – beef or pork?
- ________ is sitting near the window?
- ________ are you looking for?
- ________ book is this?
Exercise 3Choose the Correct Question
Choose the correct question.
-
She eats meat.
a) Who eats meat?
b) Does who eat meat? -
They like soup.
a) What do they like?
b) Do they like what? -
The monk lives in the abbey.
a) Where does the monk live?
b) Does the monk live where? -
We shall meet tomorrow.
a) When shall we meet?
b) Shall we meet when? -
Pete can swim well.
a) What can Pete do?
b) Can Pete what do?
Exercise 4Vocabulary – Meat Types
Match the words with meanings.
| Word | Meaning |
|---|---|
| beef | meat from a cow |
| mutton | meat from a sheep |
| pork | meat from a pig |
| chicken | meat from a hen |
| duck | meat from a duck |
Exercise 5Translate into English
Translate into English.
- Kas kepa mėsą?
- Kur gyvena vienuoliai?
- Kada Linda pakvietė mus?
- Ką daro Pete?
- Kaip ji eina į darbą?
Exercise 6Complete the Answers
Answer in short form.
- Who goes to work on foot? — ________
- What can Pete do? — ________
- Where does the monk live? — ________
- When was it cold? — ________
- Who will meet Nick? — ________
Exercise 7Fill in the Missing Words
Fill with words from the lesson.
- The ________ lives in the abbey.
- A ________ sells goods in a shop.
- The ________ sails across the sea.
- A ________ prays every morning.
- I bought one ________ of water.
Exercise 8True or False – Wh-Questions
Write True or False.
- Wh-questions always start with a question word.
- “Who” is used for things.
- The word order in Wh-questions is the same as in statements.
- “What” is used for objects or actions.
- “Where” asks about a place.
Exercise 9Create Your Own Questions
Write five Wh-questions about food.
Example:
What meat do you like best?
Exercise 10Mixed Review
Fill in the correct Wh-word.
- ________ invited us to the performance?
- ________ flowers are beautiful?
- ________ can swim well?
- ________ weather was in January?
- ________ will meet Nick tomorrow?
- ________ sells meat in the shop?
- ________ meat do you like best?
- ________ is the capital of England?
- ________ are you looking at?
- ________ made this cake?