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Lesson 6 – Czech MusicOctober 2, 2008

Tonguetwister:„Drbu vrbu“

(I scratch a willow tree.)

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Program

Revision Homework Exercises Discussion – common topics Quiz Oral examination

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Gender - tips

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GenderGender Ending Ending (singular)(singular)

Adjectives Adjectives endingending

Mconsonant,

(-e), (-a)-í / -ý

F-a, -e,

(consonant)-í / -á

N -o, -e, -í -í / -é

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Phrases – L2

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Conjugation: dělat, mít

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Previous Homework

Compulsory4/18, 7/19, 9/19, 15/20

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Homework – 4/18

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Homework – 7/19

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Homework – 9/19

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Homework – 15/20

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Exercises

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Common Topics:

The National Library U.S. Radar in the Czech Republic Relationship with EU

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For the next lesson: Compulsory

EXERCISES: 21/21; 22,23/22; 25/23 (you need the CD!)

Revision: Lesson 2 Take a look at Vocabulary and Phrases L3

OptionalGo through exercises we‘ve covered in class

again…it can only helpTonguetwister (tr 86)

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Homework session/revision

Optional

„Czech session“We might arrange it via e-mail (on

Sunday or Monday)

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Tonguetwister (tr 86):„Víte, že to kotě hbitě v bytě

motá nitě? V botě chutě plete sítě. Vy to kotě nevidíte?“

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