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Mastering interrogative sentences is a crucial step in learning Lithuanian, especially if you aim to communicate effectively and naturally. By familiarizing yourself with the structure and various forms of questions, you will enhance your conversational skills and deepen your understanding of the language. Lithuanian interrogative sentences can be quite different from those in English, featuring unique question words and syntax. Our exercises are designed to help you practice forming and using these sentences correctly, whether you are asking for information, seeking clarification, or engaging in everyday conversations. These practice exercises cover a range of question types, from simple yes/no questions to more complex ones involving who, what, where, when, why, and how. Each exercise is structured to reinforce your learning through repetition and practical application. As you work through the exercises, you'll gain confidence in using interrogative sentences in various contexts, improving both your spoken and written Lithuanian. Whether you are a beginner or looking to refine your skills, these exercises offer a comprehensive approach to mastering Lithuanian questions.
1. *Kur* tu gyveni? (Question word for "where").
2. *Kas* tavo vardas? (Question word for "who").
3. *Kada* tu gimei? (Question word for "when").
4. *Kiek* tau metų? (Question word for "how many/how much").
5. *Kodėl* tu vėlai atėjai? (Question word for "why").
6. *Kaip* tu jautiesi? (Question word for "how").
7. *Ar* tu nori arbatos? (Question word for yes/no questions).
8. *Koks* tavo mėgstamiausias filmas? (Question word for "which/what kind").
9. *Kuri* knyga tau labiausiai patinka? (Question word for "which" in feminine form).
10. *Kas* tavo mėgstamiausias autorius? (Question word for "who").
1. *Kaip* tau sekasi? (Question word for asking about well-being).
2. *Kur* yra artimiausia stotelė? (Question word for asking about location).
3. *Kada* tu grįši namo? (Question word for asking about time).
4. *Kodėl* tu vėlai atėjai? (Question word for asking about reason).
5. *Kiek* kainuoja šis daiktas? (Question word for asking about quantity or price).
6. *Kas* yra tavo mėgstamiausias aktorius? (Question word for asking about a person).
7. *Ką* tu valgai pusryčiams? (Question word for asking about an object or action).
8. *Kuris* iš šių filmų tau patinka labiausiai? (Question word for asking about choice).
9. *Kaip* tu jautiesi šiandien? (Question word for asking about state of being).
10. *Ar* tu mėgsti keliauti? (Question word for asking about preference).
1. Ar tu *kalbi* lietuviškai? (verb for speaking)
2. Kada *buvo* tavo gimtadienis? (verb for past tense of "to be")
3. Kas *yra* tavo geriausias draugas? (verb for present tense of "to be")
4. Kokia *yra* tavo mėgstamiausia spalva? (verb for present tense of "to be")
5. Kur tu *gyveni*? (verb for living)
6. Kodėl *mokaisi* lietuvių kalbos? (verb for studying)
7. Kada *važiuosi* į Lietuvą? (verb for future tense of "to go by vehicle")
8. Kiek *turi* brolių ir seserų? (verb for having)
9. Ką tu *darai* savaitgaliais? (verb for doing)
10. Ar tu *skaitei* tą knygą? (verb for past tense of "to read")
