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Past Events

Yesterday, timelines, memories, and personal stories

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Past Events

Yesterday, timelines, memories, and personal stories

Help learners speak about completed past actions and simple past experiences in Lithuanian.

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Introduction to the past tense
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An adult woman the next morning in a calm Lithuanian cafe, recapping yesterday with subtle cues of a completed workday.
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Lesson 1: Introduction to the past tense

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I can talk about what happened yesterday, place past events in time, and tell short personal stories in Lithuanian.

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Lesson 117 min
Introduction to the past tense

Say what happened yesterday or earlier with a few safe past-tense verbs.

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Yesterday, last week, last year

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Lesson 216 min
Yesterday, last week, last year

Place past events in time more clearly.

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Smart reinforcement

A light cross-skill system between lessons, not a formal test

Quick pulse after lesson 3, fuller reinforcement after lesson 5. The same audio gets reused for listening, speaking, and writing so the learner feels progress through familiarity, not pressure.

Pulse reviewOpens after lesson 34 min

Lesson 3 pulse review

A short listening-first reset that strengthens recognition, imitation, and one tiny writing move without turning the course into a test.

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listeningspeakingwritingvocabulary
Vocabulary audio review

Meaning shown first. 4 audio options with a 1s gap. Replay stays available for all clips and individual options.

Finish lesson 3 to open this reinforcement moment.

listening2 min
Audio meaning match
Meaning first, choose the correct clip

Hear a short set of clips and identify the phrase that best fits the situation or meaning.

speaking1 min
Say it back
Repeat two short chunks after audio

Use the same course audio for light imitation. This is self-check speaking, not pronunciation scoring.

writing1 min
One-line write
Guided sentence with support

Write one short line that recombines the phrases from the recent lessons into a believable mini-scene.

Built from these lessons
Lesson 1: Introduction to the past tenseLesson 2: Yesterday, last week, last yearLesson 3: Life events and personal experiences
Cross-skill checkpointOpens after lesson 510 min

Past Events Checkpoint

One adult, practical cross-skill moment that reuses the same module audio for scene listening, speaking, writing, and focused vocabulary reinforcement.

5 more lessons before this reinforcement moment opens.

listeningspeakingwritingvocabulary
Vocabulary audio review

Situation shown first. 4 audio options with a 1s gap. Replay stays available for all clips and individual options.

Finish lesson 5 to open this reinforcement moment.

listening3 min
Short scene listening
One scene, one gist, one detail

Listen to one short scene and identify the situation, then catch the key practical detail.

vocabulary2 min
Vocabulary audio review
Recycled audio discrimination

Reuse key-language audio to reinforce high-frequency phrases without making the learner feel tested.

speaking2 min
Guided speaking turn
One practical response aloud

Respond to the scene with one short practical answer, then compare with a model.

writing2 min
Micro writing
Two or three useful lines

Write a short functional response using familiar sentence frames from the module.

Built from these lessons
Lesson 1: Introduction to the past tenseLesson 2: Yesterday, last week, last yearLesson 3: Life events and personal experiencesLesson 4: Travel stories and memoriesLesson 5: Past-tense review mission
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Introduction to the past tense

Say what happened yesterday or earlier with a few safe past-tense verbs.

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After thatLesson 216 minPremium

Yesterday, last week, last year

Place past events in time more clearly.

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Life events and personal experiences

Talk about important milestones and personal experiences.

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Travel stories and memories

Describe a trip or outing in simple past-tense sequence.

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Past-tense review mission

Consolidate high-frequency past forms and simple narration.

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