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K (kei) k
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N (en) n
O (0) o
P(pi) p
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U(ju) u
V(vi) v
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Z (zed) z
Shënim :Gjuha angleze ka disa ndarje. British, American English dhe International English kryesisht në të
folur ose shkurtime dialekti kështu dhe alfabeti shqiptohet sipas international English.
Zanoret: e forta në anglisht lëngëzohen ose shkrihen me bashkëtingëlloren pasuese kurse bashkështingëlloret e
zëshme shpesh marrin trajta në raport me zanoren ku bie theksi ose atë që kanë me afër sipas fjalës.
Tingujt: Për gjuhën Angleze tingujt kanë një sistem te veçantë, sepse shkrimi në anglisht shpesh është ndryshe
nga Shqiptimi. Tingujt shpesh shqiptohen në fillim, në mes dhe në fund te fjalës duke shkuar njësh me theksin e
saj. Një tingull mund të ketë lexime te ndryshme në fjalë të ndryshme.
Intensiteti: Rrokjet në Anglisht ndryshojnë në varësi të theksit tonik( dmth kur Toni i fjalës është edhe theks
përkatës) shembull rrokja e theksuar shqiptohet me fort sesa rrokjet e tjera. Zakonisht janë emrat, foljet dhe
mbiemrat ato që ndryshojnë intensitetin e toneve në rrokje dhe theksohen me fort, duke dhënë edhe një
shqiptim më të mirë të anglishtes së folur. Apostrofa është një element dallimi i rrokjes së theksuar në Anglisht.
(shenja’)
Toni: Në fillim të ligjëratës zëri mund të jetë i rëndë ose i thiktë prerazi duke shquar rrokjen me theksin
kryesor në fjali sipas rastit.
Çfarë janë ata? (Mund te quhen në dy forma : Përemra dëftorë ose pyetës ose Rrethanor)
Në kapitullin e parë fillojme me pyetjet kyçe të një bisede e cila lidhet me disa situata praktike të
përdishtme.
Psh. Who-Kush?
Shembull:
Pyetja Who-Kush, Cili, Cila?(përemri pyetës) shërben për tu drejtuar një njeriu apo më shumë për të treguar
gjendje, arsye apo rrethanë dhe është shumë e përdorshme në Anglisht.
Kemi dhe shembullin dëftor- Who is this? (ky, këtu –this) who is that? ( ai atje- that).
Për të përdorur 7 Çelësat e Anglishtes dmth : Kush, Ku, Si (Sa) Pse, Kur , Çfarë? Kë?
(Përdorimi në fjali )
Who, Where, How, Why,When, What, Which ?- Duhen ditur disa folje ndihmëse siç janë :To be (Jam) , To
Have(Kam) , To Do(bëj) . To Like(pëlqej)
Singular: Njëjës:
He (she) it is -Ai(ajo) është He(She) It has – Ai(ajo )Ka He (She )it does- Ai bën
Plural: Shumës
They are - Ata janë They have -Ata kanë They do - Ata bëjnë
Folja To Like(pëlqej)
Singular: Njëjës:
Plural: Shumës
We like - Në pëlqejmë
Ushtrime: Për të mësuar më mirë: Pyetjet :Kush, Ku, Si (Sa) Pse, Kur , Çfarë? Kë?(Përdorimi në fjali )
5-When he has finished the high school?- Kur e ka mbaruar ai shkollën e mesme?
6-What you had bring from the house?- Çfarë ke sjellë ti nga shtëpia?
I (to be) new in town. You (to have) my book . (singular)….. had tomorrow her birthday . (plural) like the
football. Are you well and (fjali pyetëse) …. Have you been before? ….. Are you doing? …..is your brother
now? Which can I … (to have) …..? ……. Are they ?How long is… (singular)?
1- Jam I ri në këtë qytet. Ti ke librin tim. Ajo ka nesër ditëlindjen. Neve na pëlqen futbolli. A jeni mirë
dhe ku keni qënë me parë deri tani?
Cilin mund të marr, këtë apo atë? Kush janë ata atje? Sa i gjatë është ai? Kur mund të vijë mësuesja
sonte? Çfarë keni me vete? Si e pëlqeni kafen?
Fjalor:
Town- Qytet,
brother-vëlla,
sister-motër,
teacher-mësues/mësuese
Coffee-kafe,
book-libër,
birthday-ditëlindje,
football-futboll.
Well-mirë,
before- më parë,
( To)Can-mundem,
Now-tani,
Tonight-sonte,
I-unë,
You-ti, juve ju ,
He-ai,
She-ajo,
We-ne,
They-ata(ato)
Kapitull 2 (Two)
Leksioni: Koha dhe Ora si mund ta njohim atë?
Titulli: What time is it? – Sa është ora? How much is it?-Sa e keni orën?
It is four and fifteen of the morning- Është katër e një çerek e mëngjesit.
Koha e Zgjedhimit ; Për përdorime të ndryshme do të mësojmë folje të tjera që përdoren në situata të
ndryshme bisedash. Si:
I play -Unë luaj I know – Unë di I take -Unë marr I Bring – Unë sjell
You play – Ti luan You know-Ti di You take- Ti merr You bring – Ti sjell
He(She) plays - Ai-ajo luan He knows- Ai di She takes- Ajo merr It brings – Ai Sjell
We play -Ne luajmë -We know -Ne dimë We take -Ne marrim We bring –Ne sjellim
You play –Ju luani - You Know- Ju dini You take-Ju merrni You bring-ju sillni
They play-Ata luajnë – They Know-Ata dinë –They take-Ata marrin-They bring-Ata sjellin..
Këto folje dhe zgjedhime ndihmojnë në rritjen e bashkëbisedimit prandaj mund të përdoren gjerësisht
në anglisht.
Ushtrime: Thuajeni ndryshe fjalinë duke përdorur Kohën dhe vendin sipas rastit.
I play in the piano with very good notes and smooth accord.- Unë luaj në piano mirë duke luajtur saktë notat
dhe akordet. Every morning for me is like a dream when I really know what to do.- Çdo mëngjes për mua është
si një ëndërr kur e di mirë se çfarë duhet të bëj. We are taking the visas for France next week and we would
like to travel around Paris. – Ne duam të marrim vizat përFrance javës tjetër dhe duam të udhëtojmë rreth e
qark Parisit. They are slepping in Thursday night at nine o’clock in Torino Hotel.-Ata do të flenë të Enjten
mbrëma në orën nëntë në Hotel Torino.
I play ( soccer with) friends all days of the weeks. Sometimes Fridays I ( to do ) learn English and German
with students and I ( to teach) for 4 hours per day. I really ( e di) what to do almost of the time, but some
nights ( to work) have for this.
I am reading this week “Balzac’s Novels “because I am in Tirana and I have A lot of time (me bëj- to do )
everything. I am working with English methods because I like foreings languages and I have a lot of reason
(me plotësuar – accomplish) this.
Fjalor:
Take-marr
Around –përreth
Week-java
Everything-gjithçka
Kapitull 3 (Three)
Në këtë mësim do të merremi me Numrat, Ditët, Muajt dhe aspekte të jetës së përditshme.
Koha e Zgjedhimit : Për të ilustruar më mirë, ditët dhe numrat kemi zgjedhur foljet.
You are swimm ing - Po noton - You are work ing - Po punon You are read ing- Po lexon
He is swimm ing - Po noton - It is work ing - Po punon She is read ing- Po lexon
We are swimm ing - Po notojmë - I am work ing - Po punojmë I am read ing- Po lexojmë
You are swimm ing - Po notoni - I am work ing - Po punoni I am read ing- Po lexoni
They are swimm ing - Po notojnë - They are work ing - Po punojnë They are read ing- Po lexojnë
To Sleep (Flej)
You are sleep ing well –Ti po fle mirë siç duhet .
Now I am swimm ing - Tani Po notoj - Where are you work ing - Ku Po punon ti tani? What is he read ing-
Çfarë Po lexon ai? Which train we are work ing for ? Për cilin tren po punojmë ne?
When they are read ing this ? – Kur po e lexojnë këtë ata?
Why are we swimm ing Fridays afternoons ? – Pse do të notojmë të Premteve mbasdite ?
How are you sleep ing ? Down or Up? -Si po flini? Lart a poshtë?
Unë kam lindur në të nëntën ditë të Korrikut 1977, kur Bitëllsat po këndonin në Singapor. Nëna ime më merr
me vete të Merkurave dhe ne shkojmë të notojmë të gjithë si familje në plazh. Ai flen gjithmonë të Hënave në
Mëngjes deri në orën katër e pesë minuta të pasditës. I sati jeni në listën e pritjes? Unë isha i njëzet e treti në
listën e ditës së nëntë të pritjes.
Fjalor:
to swimm-notoj
To think- mendoj
list-lista,
Beach-Plazh,
Mom-Nëna,
Koha e Zgjedhimit : Në këtë leksion do të zgjedhojmë kryesisht folje që kanë të bëjnë me punën apo
zanate si;
Singular: Njëjës:
You work- Ti punon You drive - Ti vozit you learn -Ti mëson
He (she) it works-Ai(ajo) punon He(She) It drives– Ai(ajo )vozit He (She )it learns- Ai (ajo) mëson
Plural: Shumës
They work – Ata punojnë They drive –Ata vozisin They learn- Ata mësojnë
Singular: Njëjës:
I write - Unë shkruaj I read – Unë lexoj
Plural: Shumës
Koha e Zgjedhimit dhe foljet: Në këtë moment foljet e mësipërme i kemi zgjedhuar në formën pësore për
të treguar jo vetëm veprim por edhe gjendje me foljet ndihmëse To Be( jam ) – To have ( Kam) To do ( bëj)
Singular: Njëjës: To work- Me punue To drive; -vozis To learn –me mësue me foljet ndihmëse
I am work ing – Unë jam duke punuar I have work ing-Unë kam punuar Do I work? -Unë duhet të
punoj..
You are working - Ti je duke punuar You have working - Ti ke punuar Do you work? – A do ti të
punosh?
He (she) it is work ing -Ai(ajo) është duke punuar He(She) It has work ing – Ai(ajo )Ka punuar He (She )it does
work - Ai ( ajo) duhet të punojë .
Plural: Shumës
We are work ing- Ne jemi duke punuar We have worked - Ne kemi punuar We does working – Ne duhet të
punojmë
You are working – Ju jeni duke punuar You has worked – Ju keni punuar You does working – Ju duhet të
punoni
They are working - Ata janë duke punuar They have worked -Ata kanë punuar They does working - Ata duhet
të punojnë
Singular: Njëjës:
Plural: Shumës
Singular: Njëjës:
You work- Ti punon You drive - Ti vozit you learn -Ti mëson
He (she) it works-Ai(ajo) punon He(She) It drives– Ai(ajo )vozit He (She )it learns- Ai (ajo) mëson
Plural: Shumës
They work – Ata punojnë They drive –Ata vozisin They learn- Ata mësojnë
Singular: Njëjës:
Plural: Shumës
Singular: Njëjës: To work- Me punue To drive ; -vozis To learn –me mësue me foljet ndihmëse
I am not work ing – Unë s’jam duke punuar I have not work ing-Unë s’ kam punuar I does not work – I
Does’nt work -Unë s’ duhet të punoj..
You are not working - Ti s’je duke punuar You had not working - Ti s’ke punuar Do you not work? –
A s’ do ti të punosh?
He (she) it is not work ing -Ai(ajo) s’ është duke punuar He(She) It has not work ing – Ai(ajo ) s’ Ka punuar He
(She )it does not work - Ai ( ajo) s’duhet të punojë .P.S( She doesn’t work – She hasn’t work- She isn’t working)
Plural: Shumës
We are not work ing- Ne s’jemi duke punuar We have not worked - Ne s’kemi punuar We does not working –
Ne s’duhet të punojmë
You are not working – Ju s’jeni duke punuar You has not worked – Ju s’keni punuar You does not working –
Ju s’duhet të punoni .
They are not working - Ata s’janë duke punuar They have not worked -Ata s’kanë punuar They does not
working - Ata s’duhet të punojnë .
Singular: Njëjës:
I Like not working - Unë s’pëlqej të punoj – I don’t like -(formë e shkurtër)
Plural: Shumës
You like not working – Ju s’ pëlqeni të punoni- You don’t’ like working
They like not working – Ata s’pëlqejnë të punojnë – They don’t like working
Shënim; Forma mohore e foljeve dhe veprimeve bëhet edhe me pjesën not, (nuk ose s’) ose do not- don’t
(s’do) para foljes ose mbrapa si dhe për efekt leximi dhe shkrimi marrin formën e shkurtuar.
Shembull me foljet ndihmëse :
Ushtrime :: Përdorni formën mohore dhe pohore në foljet e mësipërme me fjali të ndryshme si më
poshtë…
1-I like swimming on Saturdays, do you like it?
No. We don’t like it. 2- They aren’t coming with us on the cinema but do you want to come? No. We don’t
come. 3- She is playing in her room with the piano. Are you listening this? No. We aren’t .
Provojeni në të gjitha vetat dhe format sipas shembujve që dini deri tani.
We have work all the days of the week and now we are (making) a break with our friends drinking beer and
with some hot- sandwiches. (To be) coming with us? They ( to do not) mist also the feast and will come
soon to join us. Make a wish and let’s go for it!... We (do not) like working on Sundays ever with payments
because is time for relax. Maybe you ( do to work) but we still appeal for refreshing moments with beers and
hot-sandwiches.. Let‘s have fun all together!....
Ne kemi punuar gjithë javës dhe tani po bëjmë një pushim, duke festuar me miqtë tanë, duke pirë birrë dhe
duke ngrënë sanduiçe të ngrohta. A do të vini me ne ? Edhe ata të tjerët nuk do të mungojnë në festën tonë
dhe shpejt do të bashkohen me ne. Plotësonani një dëshirë dhe të shkojmë bashkë të kënaqemi!.. Neve nuk na
pëlqen të punojmë të Dielave madje edhe me pagesë të mirë sepse është koha për pushim dhe qetësi. Mbase ju
keni për të punuar por ne gjithsesi ju thërrasim që të gjeni çaste freskie me birra dhe sanduiçe të ngrohta ..
Ejani dhe le të gëzojmë të gjithë së bashku!....
Fjalor:
Payments-pagesa
Beer-birra
Together- së bashku
Sandwiches- sanduiçe
Hot-dog- panine të mbushura
Cinema-kinema
Relax- pushim,çlodhje
Maybe-mbase, ndoshta
Days-ditë,
Week- java
Leksioni: Si të përdorim A dhe This në forma të ndryshme dhe situatë të ndryshme në anglisht për të
treguar diçka ose dikë ose gjendje dhe ngjarje me përkatësi e pronë etj..
In New York City of Tirana I come this november 2010. I am studing for economy and I need to have a very
good graduation so I can be able to an international job recruiting market. A friend of my sister , told me than
here I have some possibilities for it. Any university has something to learn for their ‘s students but I like Tirana
New York University. I am an American citizen also and also these opportunities are a motif for good results.
Those days I have some exams. I think I will do my best for that. I bring from USA my culture and tradition but
anyone of us is a part of the student’s world with his talents and skills , customs and heritage. Then I feel so
good like an English man in Tirana..
I bring – Unë sjell (diçka) , I cut- Unë pres, I reserve- Unë reservoj I think-Unë mendoj
You bring – Ti sjell, You cut – Ti pret, You reserves- Ti rezervon- You Think- Ti mendon
He brings- Ai sjell( diçka) , She cuts –Ajo pret(diçka) It reserve –Ai rezervon
We bring-Ne sjellim( diçka) ,We cut –Ne presim(diçka) We reserve –Ne rezervojmë, We think- Ne
mendojmë
You bring- Ju sillni( diçka) , You cut –Ju prisni (diçka) You reserve –You rezervoni(diçka), You think- Ju
mendoni
They bring- Ata sjellin, They cut-Ata presin, They reserve –Ata ruajnë- They think- Ata mendojnë
I (to bring) something for the feast. Mariana told me that she ( to reserve) a place in this activity so I could
take (with me ) also some friends. I think that to be sociable and friendly with others can help ( to discover)
the world.
When I meet Mariana at the feast, she (to cut) a piece of cake for me. (What-ever )I enjoy also the dance and
the music. My friends have ( to be) very much satisfatied about this. They think also then ( any --- of we) has
learned forever something special. Then without friends “the men” is like the bird in the sky..
Tekst: Në këtë tekst do të rrëfejmë një prezantim personal të vetes dhe profesionit. (Përdorni dhe përsëritni
shprehje dhe folje edhe nga mësimet e mëparshme deri në 20 rreshta me numra, javë, ditë dhe zakone)
I am 34 years old. I am born in Tirana, then I study for medicine, which I like very much. When I was young I
collected Newspapers, pictures and notes with informations from biology, chemistry and medecine. I would
like to be a doctor, but the studies are very long. I think whatever than with passion and patient I will be able to
have a licence for this. My friends also told me than to help people is good, then also discovering wicknees
and disease for recovering health is like a blessing. For me the life and the doctor are like angels.
Unë kam ardhur në Universitetin e Tiranës nga Nju Jorku. Fillimisht këtu u ndjeva mysafir sepse duke qënë
shtetas amerikan, ardhja në një kulturë tjetër ishte e vështirë për mua. Megjithatë secili prej nesh sjell, zakonet,
mënyrat dhe kulturën e vet tradicionale, sepse kjo e bën botën edhe të ndryshme edhe të bashkuar rreth vlerave
që ke mundësi ti mësosh dhe ti shpalosësh në Universitet. Vërtet ndihem si një Anglez në Tiranë.
Fjalor:
Disease –sëmundje
Wicknees- dhimbje
Doctor- Mjek
Culture- kulturë
Medicine-mjekësi
Newspapers- gazeta
Recovering-shëroj, shërim,
Health- shëndet
Studies-studime
Leksioni: Përdorimi i lokucionit “ With me- me mua, Without me –Pa mua, Whatever- Gjithsesi, Not Ever-jo
gjithmonë, Forever-përgjithmonë, në Fjali të ndryshme, si dhe ndërtimi i strukturës fjalore.
I was hearding somethings from the radio when they have come and knock it to the door. Without Liza and
With the children at home it was difficult for me to receive hospitality that night.. Whatever I have cooked
some macaroni and without sauce it was delicious. But not Ever I can do this. My wife came to the house
very late but without me this evening will be a disaster . Forever in the house we must have the female
presence if we want to made good presentation.
Koha e Zgjedhimit
Në këtë mësim kemi foljet To heard( me dëgjue) to teach( me shpjegue) to send( me dërgue),
to smell( me shijue)
I hear -Unë dëgjoj I teach- Unë shpjegoj I send- Unë dërgoj I smell- Unë shijoj (nuhat)
You hear -Ti dëgjon You teach- Ti shpjegon, You send-Ti dërgon You smell- Ti shijon (nuhat)
We heard –Ne dëgjojme -We teach- Ne shpjegojmë, We send- Ne dërgojme We smell- Ne shijojmë( Ne
nuhatim)
You heard- Juve dëgjoni . You teach- Ju shpjegoni , You send- Ju dërgoni You smell – Ju shijoni(Ju nuhatni)
They heard- Ata dëgjojnë – They teach-Ata shpjegojnë , They send –Ata dërgojnë ,They smelt – Ata
shijojnë( ata nuhasin)
Ushtrime: Përdorni foljet dhe lokucionet e mësipërme në një rrëfim ngjarjeje personale duke treguar sesi keni
përballuar një mbrëmje spontane me miq.
Tekst: My mom is a teacher. She teach literacy and foreing languages. I like to teach too, but more I like to
hear the others.. Well some days my mom also send me to the library to buy books or to find author’s and
make somes researches . My mom smell very good if I have broke somethings or make errors. But I like to be a
good student and a friendly person…
Fjalor:
Mom- nëna
Teacher- mësues
Library-librari
Literacy –letërsi
Others- të tjerë
Kapitull 7(Seven)
Leksioni: Përdorimi i Formave - Of course, Certainly, For sure- Surely, Exactly, Already,
Sometimes is not easy to be correct with anyone. Certainly often people make mistakes. But is a value to
understand the others. When you are friend between is also Already more easy but sometimes friends also Can
run wrong way.. For sure we need to communicate and to be honest with each other. Of course is a long life
around and stories, memories also situations than people know before and surely need to be appreciate .
Anywhere is the trouble-men of relations but certainly when friendship runs for understanding everything
will be all wright. Exactly the spirit of veritas is build in relationship and nobady can broke nothing.. To be
correct and friendly with anyone is not only a value but is also refreshing memories..
Koha e Zgjedhimit Foljet I know- Unë njoh, I Understand- Unë kuptoj, I run for -Unë vrapoj (garoj) për….
He, she,it knows- ai/ajo njeh He/She understands –Ai kupton He/she runs-Ai vrapon
Ushtrime: Përdorni format e foljeve të zgjedhuara dhe mënyrat e ndajfoljeve në fillim të tekstit për të treguar
një histori të vërtetë.
In my town I know almost every body. We are a small city in the north and we know each other very well. Our
houses are closer to one-other and every morning we run together for sports in the lake valley.. When I came to
my town after the studies I couldn’t exactly understand how much the city was changed . Normally it was for
sure a new retablishment for me but for this already now is just good memories. Every day I run with my dog
outside the country because I like the nature and the fresh air.. Of course I know all the streets and buildings but
often I see new citizens coming and buying new appartements.. They understands then the city will grow up
but surely need to be clean. So every morning some people are cleaning the garden and the stairs to be correct
and friendly with anyone.. I like this situation because help to made a friendly environement and also a green
city..
Tekst: Ktheni tekstin e mësipërm nga forma pohore në formën mohore duke përdorur format I Like- I don’t
Like, I have- I haven’t , You are- You aren’t
Unë jam pothuaj si i ri në qytetin tim , sapo jam kthyer nga studimet. Ekzaktësisht në fakt dikur i mbaja mend
rrugët dhe ndërtesat por tashmë ka ndryshuar gjithçka me ndërtimet e reja saqë dukem si i huaj. Shpesh
përpiqem të kujtoj diçka nga fëmijëria por kuptoj se natyrisht ndryshimi ka bërë punën e tij. Shumë banorë të
rinj kanë ardhur dhe kanë blerë shtëpira dhe apartamente, gjithashtu edhe vila dhe komplekse janë
ndërtuar.Qyteti po rritet po gjithsesi banorët e kuptojnë se ai duhet të mbetet i pastër. Shpesh shoh njerëz që
pastrojnë dhe më vjen mirë sepse nuk duhet të jemi miq vetëm me njëri-tjetrin por dhe me ambientin.Sepse
natyra është edhe jeta jonë dhe historia e kujtimeve të rifrekuara ashtu si ajri i pastër i qytetit…
Fjalor:
Body- Trup
Environement-mjedis
Situation-situatë
Help- ndihmë
Streets-rrugë
Buildings- ndërtesa
Mornings- mëngjeseve
Evenings-Mbrëmjeve
Memories- kujtime
Refreshing- të rifreskuara
Grow in up- rritet, zmadhohet…
Titulli: Format e Politesës në Anglisht, -Please, Can I , Should I, Would I , Forgive me, Thank you, I
appreciatë, Sorry, Excuse-me, etc,
Koha e Zgjedhimit Foljet me qëllim përdorimin e politesës dhe format ndihmëse në pjesoren e shkuar…
I forgive you – Unë të fal ty I can – Unë mund I thank- Unë falenderoj
You forgive me – Ti më fal mua You can- Ti mund You thank- Ti falenderon
She forgive it- Ajo fali atë She can-Ajo mund She thanks- Ajo falenderon
You forgive those- Ju falni këto You can –Ju mundeni You thank- Ju falenderoni
They forgive all –Ata falin të gjitha They can- Ata munden They thank-Ata falenderojnë
He appreciates – Ai preferon
We appreciate- Ne preferojmë
Ushtrime: Ripërdorni një situatë hipotetike ku të përdorni format e politesës në formën mohore dhe pohore, si
dhe foljet e zgjedhuara më sipër..
Tekst: I like traveling . Every times when I travel I take with my switch case and my bags with documents
and clothes only for an week. Normally I don’t like to travel more than 5 or 6 days. Living around the world
more than this one week is boring.. When I go to the taxe exchange often I change the money from euro to
dollar usually I should use Traveler’s cheques but I use also Credit Card . If I need tickets I go to the guichet
and I told to reception person;
They respond normally.. Yes, please, Would you like bussines class or economic class.?. Two Economic
class, please… .Thank you sir… With my ticketing check on hand I go to buy something to drink and eat.. I
will appreciate if you should gave to me three pieces of pie and two pieces of cakes with chocolate and a bottle
of coke , please…
Sorry , sir… Can you wait for 5 minutes, please? Or in case of a lot of demands he can also speak:
Thanks again.. . I like traveling because is a lot of fun but also you find very polite people who served you
gently, and all you can do is to enjoy it…
Unë udhëtoj nëpër botë shpesh. Marr me veten çantën e bagazheve dhe çantën e dokumenteve, sepse në fakt
nuk me pëlqen të rri me shumë se 5-6 ditë në udhëtime të largëta. Të jesh jashtë më shumë se një periudhë e
tillë javore nuk është më e këndshme, madje bëhet e lodhshme.. Shpesh kur ndalem për të blerë biletën shkoj
tek check-in ose recepsioni dhe i them: A mund të më jepni një biletë ju lutem? Si urdhëron zotëri vjen
përgjigjja nga banaku.. E doni bisnes klas apo ekonomik klas biletën , ju lutem zotëri. Faleminderit!- i them unë
dhe pasi marr biletën nisem nga bari ku porosis diçka për të pirë ose për të ngrënë.-A mund të më jepni 3 copa
keku dhe 2 copa byreku ju lutem…Patjetër zotëri.. Kur ka rradhë ose jam vonë shpesh më kthen përgjigjen:Më
falni a mund të prisni 5 minuta sa të bëhen gati? – Faleminderit përsëri i them unë dhe nisem në rrugën time..
Të udhëtosh është një kulturë sepse përveç se kryen punët e tua mund të fitosh ose ndjesh mirësjellje nga të
tjerët që të shërbejnë ose u shërben. E nëse është kështu gjithmonë të ngelet vetëm të shijosh edhe ti…
Fjalor:
Appreciate –Preferoj
Enjoy- shijoj
Gently- me mirësjellje
Friendly- miqësisht
Sometimes- ndonjëherë
Often-Shpesh herë
KAPITULL 9 (NINE) Study, Work, Invest, Loans..
Koha e Zgjedhimit
I study – Unë studioj I invest- Unë investoj I give- Unë jap I take-Unë marr
You Study-Ti studion You invest-Ti investon You give- Ti jep You take-Ti merr
He /she studies -Ai studion He/She invests-Ajo investon He gives-Ai jep She takes-Ajo merr
You studies – Ju studioni You invest-Ju investoni You gave –Ju jepni You take – Ju merrni
They study -ATA STUDIOJNË They invest- ATA INVESTOJNË THEY GIVE- ATA JAPIN , THEY TAKE –
ATA MARRIN…
Ushtrime: Përdoni në këtë ushtrim njohuritë tuaja lidhur me një ndërmarrje bisnesi. Ritregoni me
fjalët tuaja tekstin në Anglisht.
I should make an offer before to conclude the negociation. They take 20% of the treaty and for me was 11% of
the contract. I have study for 5 years at Tirana Bussines University for Economic and Marketing Trade but this
must be my first international contract. I invest all of my talents to know the clients with the opportunities in
this bussines . Maybe they like to have a time before the decision. But for me it was time of count down. To
lose or to won? I give to the president of Birra Tirana the contract and I was waiting with my heart to beat like
a clock bird in the church. Finally everyone come back and the chairman spoke: It’ s already done. I was on the
sky than the success it was close to me like an old and good friend for me.. Thanks..
Tekst: Përdorni foljet e zgjedhuara me sipër dhe fjalët e reja në të gjitha vetat dhe format duke formuar fjali të
njëpasnjëshme.
Unë isha i tensionuar nga gjithë negociatat . Ishte marrëveshja ime e parë edhe pse kisha studiuar 5 vjet
ekonomi. Mbase ata do të merrnin kohën e duhur para se të vendosnin. I lashë kontratën presidentit dhe po
prisja me zemrën që rrihte si zog e kumbonte si këmbanë kishe. Më në fund ata rihynë brenda dhe kryetari tha:
U krye! Isha në qiellin e shtatë, suksesi ishte atë ditë shoku im i mirë..
Fjalor:
Finally – Në fund
Contract- Kontratë
Treaty- marrëveshje
Everyone –gjithsecili
To wait- me pritë ….
Titulli: When a man loves a woman- Kur një burrë dashuron të bukurën….
I Love- Unë Dua, I hate- Unë urrej, I buy – Unë blej , I sell-Unë shes
You love- Ti do, You hate- Ti urren , You buy –Ti blen , You sell- Ti shet
He Loves –Ai do, She hates-Ajo urren, It buys –Ai blen, He/She sells- Ai shet
You love – Juve doni, You hate- Juve urreni, You buy – Juve blini, You sell-Juve shisni
They Love-Ata duan, They hate- Ata urrejnë , They buy –Ata blejnë, They Sell- Ata shesin
Ushtrime:Përdorni foljet Love, Hate, Buy, Sell dhe fjalë që promovojnë të bukurën në tekstin e mëposhtëm…
When a man (to love) a (female) he dress a casual costume and invite her in a dating. If the (female) like the
luxe and has an intellectual culture often she can suggest (to go) in cinema or theatre or opera. They have (to
buy) the tickets for the selection part. After the nice evening the couple man and woman, they (to hate) to go
back at home early so they ( to like) to have a private discussion with a glass of good wine. They can ( to drink)
until 00.00 but women’s like to be prudent. It’s tell than sometimes the man could (to sell) his soul for a
intimate moment with a beautiful women. In modern society often is the man who (to pay ) for all, even the
dating is not finished well. The luxe and the sentiment it’ is like a rose for the women’s heart. Red but
passionate, and very cupid friend..
Tekst: Në tekstin e meposhtëm Përktheni nga Anglishtja duke shtuar fjalët që mungojnë .
In the ( high Level) society ( female) is always a priority. The man is under their command. All the desires of
the (female) must be (to love). Women’s (to hate) that man can (to be) late in a first dating. They need
attention and want (to have) everything. But the luxe has a (to make) a difference between the man and the
women.
Përktheni: Përktheni në Anglisht tekstin…
Kur një burrë dashuron një grua është i gatshëm për gjithçka. Në fakt gjithmonë në marrëdhëniet personale
gruaja ka prioritet, sepse është si puna e trëndafilit , e kuqe por me gjemba. Gruaja vlerëson tek kavalieri,
komunikimin, kulturën dhe xhepin. Normalisht në takimin e parë ata shkojnë në teatër, kinema ose koncert.
Natyrisht nuk është mirë të kthehesh direkt në shtëpi. Një pije ose një darkë do të ishte shumë komode për të
dy. Takimi i parë ka shumë rëndësi, sepse ai mbahet mend, nxit shijet dhe vendimet e tjera. Kur një burrë
dashuron vërtet një grua shpesh është gati të shesë edhe shpirtin për lumturinë e të qënit pranë saj ose zemrës së
damës ….
Fjalor:
To love- Me dashuruar
To drink- me pi
to hate- urrej
early- shpejt
cinema-kinema
theatre- teatër
beautiful- e bukur
women-grua
KAPITULL 11(ELEVEN)
TITULLI: PASKAJORJA DHE PËRCJELLORJA NË ANGLISHT. PASSIVE VOICE- PASKAJORJA DHE PËRCJELLORJA
( FORMA E PASHTJELLUAR)
The Passive Voice in English is used to form passive structures, when there is a need to put the message focus
on the action described by a predicate.
Example: Shembull
The apple is eaten. In a sentence where the Passive Voice is used, the grammatical subject represents the actual
object of the action (someone eats an apple), not the action's performer. In a passive construction the actual
action's object becomes the formal subject of the sentence; the action's actual performer can be mentioned as an
indirect object with the preposition 'by'.
Example:Shembull
The Passive Voice is formed by a personal form of the verb 'to be' and the Past Passive Participle of the
verb itself: to eat> to be eaten; to write> to be written; to see> to be seen.
Example:Shembull
It can be done by Monday. This letter is written by Nancy. Please wait to be seated.
The Passive Voice can be used in any tense or as infinitive. For example, in the case of the apple and Jack, one
can say: The apple was eaten by Jack. The apple has been eaten by Jack. The apple will be eaten by Jack. The
apple was bound to be eaten by Jack.
Argert I, Is a young boy from Kuçova. He wants to be doctor. “I am going to the medical school this year
because I want to be a doctor. My mom is a nurse and my father pharmacian so we are like Medical House. Of
course is a long course of studies but in six years I ‘m going to work very hard to have it. Normally is a difficult
job with patients, diseases and lot of works timeing, but I like working with passion. I have read every
medicaments before 15 years old and now everything is familiar to me.. I like to help people and
humanity.Maybe after I will be specialized and perhaps to be a paediatrician. I like children and looking after
them would be wonderful.”
Elsa D. is a student in Tirana. She is studying marketing and administration at university. She really enjoys
travelling and discovering landscapes so maybe will became a travel agency agent. She doesn’t now already
what and where she likes to work but after one year off, she will go around the world without visas. Elsa told
that: “We hope to find work on the way “…
Ilir and Afrim K. from Kukësi are two brothers who like to be a chief. One on the kitchen, another in the
field.Ilir like cooking, especially for a lot of people. In front of this Afrim like playing football, especially for a
lot of people. Ilir has with him sometimes hundred of cook books and read a lot of recettas. His brother Afrim
has a lot of balls and picture players like Platini, Pele, Marandona and friends. Ilir is going to work in a
restaurant in Paris, where he hopes to learn how to prepare sauces and plats “Some people really doesn’t know
how to cook imaginatively” –he says” but we have the best ingredients in the world”.
Afrim also like to be a chief in a football club. He ‘s playing for an Italian Club in Rome for 5 years already.”
To make a goal, the football player doesn’t need only the chance, but he needs also talent” . These brothers are
very focused in their works and talents because to be a chief is not easy, because they will do a hard work for
the best objectives. “One day I’d like to have my own restaurant”-speaks Ilir.
One day I’d like to won the Champions League with my team- respond Afrim. Until there they have a lot
devotion and ambition to do the best of themselves because One Day the Dream will be Reality…..
Koha e Zgjedhimit Përcjellorja në anglisht është një formë e pashtjelluar e cila tregon një situatë
E vepruar ose në veprim e sipër… ajo formohet duke i shtuar foljes modale pra pjesores foljore
Dmth: to play -luaj – playing –duke luajtur. To listen –dëgjoj- listening –duke dëgjuar..
Shembull: This evening I am listening for the first time Mozart at my house.
Koha e Zgjedhimit
I cook in my home - Unë gatuaj kur jam brenda I play the guitar- Unë luaj me kitarë
You cook at your house– Ti gatuan tek shtëpia jote .You play the football- Ti luan futboll
He/She/cooks very good –Ai/ajo gatuan mjaft mirë- He/She/It plays in piano-Ai/ajo luan me piano.
We cook for the Christmas-Ne gatuajmë për Krishtlindje– We play all nights-Ne luajmë çdo natë.
You cook the fish with sauce and pepperoni.-Ju gatuani peshkun me salca dhe speca- You play -Ju luani
They cook for his birthday -Ata gatuajnë për ditëlindjen e tij- They play very good- Ata luajnë mirë.
This Saturday we are all together to Alban’s house for his birthday . ( To cook) everything for (…) day is
very hard but we enjoy it .After the meal’s we should ( to play) in the Center Hall of the City . We remember
that las week we (to have ) fishing (….) with all the group and we have also travel all around the cost of
sea. Sometimes when I am not in the party’s I like(to read ) books or ( to watch) some Movies at home. But
this Saturday is great.. I should not (to miss)…. .
Tekst:Përktheni në Anglisht
Dola me topin në dorë nga shtëpia për të luajtur me grupin, por vura re se shiu po fillonte. Teksa u ktheva të
marr xhupin, në derë u shfaq im atë që më pyeti: A i ke mbaruar projektet dhe detyrat? Ula kokën i mërzitur
sepse nuk doja ta gënjeja dhe një përgjigje e thatë doli : JO!.. Atëhere bjere topin këtu dhe kthehu të mbarosh
detyrat e tua, sepse njeriu duhet të mësohet të jetë i përkushtuar jo vetëm kur është koha për të luajtur. Në
shtëpi askush nuk guxonte t’ia kthente babit dhe prandaj duke qarë bashkë me shiun me rrebesh u futa brenda
si një pulë e lagur dhe vazhdova detyrat që më prisnin me xhelozi mbi tavolinë.
Fjalor:
Profession-Zanat,
Christmas-Krishtlindje
Ambition-Ambicie
Devotion-Përkushtim
To Cook-Gatuaj
House- Shtëpi
To play- Luaj
ANSWER ON A SEPARATE SHEET OF PAPER. THEN CHECK YOUR ANSWERS. FOLLOW THE EXAMPLES.
NO, IT HASN’ T .
VOCABULARY-- FJALOR
B: Yes, please. 1…
A: 2…
A: March 13th?
B: 3…
B: 4…
A: OK. No problem.
B: 5…
B: Great! 6…
B: 7…
B: 8…
A: 9…
A: 10…
B: It’s next to the restaurant. OK, sir, a single room with a bathroom for Saturday, March 13th.
A: That’s right. Thank you very much.
B: You’re welcome. See you on Saturday.
2 Are there any mountains (in your 4 Yes, there are some cinemas.
town)?
5 No, there isn’t.
3 Is there an internet café (in your
town)? 6 Yes, there are some nice pubs.
4 Are there any cinemas (in your town)? 7 Yes, there’s a street market on
Sundays.
5 Is there a river (in your town)?
8 No, there isn’t.
6 Are there any pubs (in your town)?
9 Yes, there are lots of sports centres.
7 Is there a street market (in your town)?
10 Yes, there is.
8 Is there an old historic centre (in your
town)? 3 1 Have you got a car?
4 Has her house got any special 9 We are not from Spain.
features?
10 She has not got any children
5 Have your parents got a lot of money?
Koha e Zgjedhimit
I (am -?) waiting for your message.. He is coming(?) now for the match in the Television. We would like(?)
to travel for Paris next week. All the city has watched (?) this tragedie in the center between them. They have
past(?) one wonderfull day in the lake with the children and friends.
meet
love
eat
dance
fly
get
visit
make
stop
ski
Ushtrime: Put the verbs in brackets in the right form.-Futini foljet me kllapa
sipas rregullit.
SHEMBULL USHTRIMOR: WOULD YOU LIKE SOMETHING (EAT)?
Would you like something to eat?
Koha e Zgjedhimit
Make and answer questions about what some people are doing at this moment using
prompts.-
‘No / He / do sport.’
‘He / work.’
science k) effects
Ushtrime : Telling the time ( Tregoni me fjalët tuaja oraret dhe kohët e treguara poshtë me format e
ndryshme )
2 Write the times in two different ways.
Shembull -1.15 = one fifteen / a quarter past one
1 1.30
2 2.15
3 7.45
4 6.10
5 9.25
6 7.20
7 8.40
8 10.05
9 12.55
10 11.50
Ushtrime Leaving a message (- Lini Mesazhin )...
3 Complete the text with the phrases from the box .- Kompletoni teksin me frazat e kutive.
• I’m calling to see what you’d like to do next weekend.
• Bye for now.
• Hello, Aleksandra. This is Mikel.
• Please phone me at 4658696 when you get home.
• And I’d love to go to the country on Sunday afternoon.
Maybe on Friday or Saturday night?
1
… . It’s Thursday morning. 2… . How about going out and dancing at the disco? Maybe on Friday or Saturday
night? 3… What about you? 4… . I’m at work . 5… .
Going out (Dal jashta.)- Vardallosja..
4 Ushtrime: Put this dialogue in the right order.- Kthejeni dialogun si duhet.
Mikel: Hi, Aneta. How about going to the cinema tomorrow?
Aneta: I’d prefer to visit the New art gallery and maybe have a drink at the pub.
Mikel: It’s about a fantastic world from a very famous book. Some creatures want
to take control of the world and some want to defend it. The special effects are really
great.
Aneta: Wonderful! So the art gallery first and then a drink at the pub?
Ushtrime :Grammar-Gramatika
2 1 doing / listening
3 to do / to play
4 going / eating
5 go swimming / go jogging
2 ‘Is he taking the dog for a walk?’ ‘No, he isn’t. He is doing sport.’
3 ‘Are you listening to music?’ ‘No, I’m not. I’m playing computer games.’
5 ‘Are they visiting monuments?’ ‘No, they aren’t. They’re reading the Newspaper.’
Mikel: It’s about a fantastic world from a very famous book. Some creatures want to
take control of the world and some want to defend it. The special effects are really
great.
Aneta: I’d prefer to visit the New art gallery and maybe have a drink at the pub.
Aneta: Wonderful! So the art gallery first and then a drink at the pub?
TITULLI : MUNDËSIA DHE MOHORJA : ABILITY: CAN, CAN’ T (M OHORJA MUND / S ’ MUND )
ANSWER ON A SEPARATE SHEET OF PAPER. THEN CHECK YOUR ANSWERS. FOLLOW THE EXAMPLES.
speak
English
Make five sentences about what you can’t or can do a little / very well using verbs from
table.
Make and answer questions about future plans using the prompts.
‘What / he / do / tomorrow?’
‘What’s he doing tomorrow?’
‘He / do / homework.’
‘He’s doing his homework.’
‘They / go / country.’
‘I / skateboard / brother.’
VOCABULARY-FJALOR
SKILLS (AFTËSI-ZANATE )
3 Match the words in the columns. More than one answer may be possible. Use the most common answers.
(BASHKONI FRAZAT DJATHTAS MAJTAS SIÇ DUHET)
Shembull 10 - a
10 cook a) in the kitchen
11 dance b) in a pool
12 go c) a boat
13 camp d) shopping
14 go on a picnic e) in the shower
15 swim f) in a tent
16 ski g) at the disco
17 read h) time, money
18 hire i) in the country
sing j) the Newspaper
Ushtrime ndryshe: Cross out the odd one out.- Bashkoni dhe ndani frazat sipas shembullit .
Drink- pi
a) water b) a coke c) breakfast
1 watch-shoh
a) a movie b) TV c) a Newspaper
2 weather- moti
a) time b) cold c) rain
3 ride- ngas
a) a bike b) a pool c) a horse
4 play-luaj
a) instruments b) sports c) bikes
5 have-kam
a) a good time b) hungry c) supper
6 camping-fushoj
a) sleeping bag b) rain c) change of clothes
7 go-shkoj
a) for a jog b) yoga c) sailing
8 leave-largohem
a) the house b) money c) a message
9 arrive-arrij
a) in London b) home c) to England
10 How is the weather?- si qënkesh moti ?
a) amazing b) great c) time
Ushtrime shkrimi dhe leximi: Planning a weekend (Planifikoni Uikendin )
Ushtrime : Put this dialogue in the right order.-Futeni dialogun sipas rregullit.
A: Hi, Pjetër. What are you doing?
A: No, I’m afraid she isn’t. She isn’t feeling very well.
B: I’m just watching television.
B: Nothing special. Why? Have you got any plans?
A: What are you doing over the weekend?
B: Great! I’d love to. How about camping near the beach?
B: What a shame! I really like her.
A: Yeah, I’m thinking of spending the weekend at the beach.
B: What about Mary? Is she going too?
A: Well, these things happen! Don’t forget your swimming costume!
A: Excellent! I love camping.
B: Who are you going with?
A: Some people from class.
Ushtrime Shkrimi dhe Leximi: A weekend away (Fundjava larg )
2 Ushtrime : Complete the dialogue with the phrases from the box.
Yes, absolutely. It was a wonderful weekend.
B: It was great.
A: …
B: I went skiing in France with some friends.
A: …
A: …
A: …
B: On Sunday night.
A: …
A: …
A: …
B: …
B: …
B: …
Grammar- Gramatika
1 Answers may vary.
2 Answers may vary: I can + verb + very well / a little or I can’t + verb.
2 ‘What did he eat for breakfast this morning?’ ‘He had cornflakes and milk.’
3 ‘What time did they start school last Monday?’ ‘They didn’t go to school on Monday.’
4 ‘Who did you play chess with yesterday?’ ‘I didn’t play chess, I cycled with my friends.’
5 ‘Did you have a good weekend?’ ‘Yes, thanks. I travelled to Madrid. It was great!’
4 1 ‘What are they doing next weekend?’ ‘They’re going to the country.’
2 ‘Are you leaving tomorrow morning?’ ‘No, we aren’t. We’re staying here tomorrow.’
4 ‘Is Aleksandra coming with you to the party on Friday?’ ‘No, she’s taking his daughter
to the zoo.’
5 ‘Are you doing anything on Saturday evening?’ ‘I’m skate boarding with my brother.’
B: Great! I’d love to. How about camping near the beach?
B: On Sunday night.
ANSWER ON A SEPARATË SHEET OF PAPER. THEN CHECK YOUR ANSWERS. FOLLOW THE EXAMPLES.)
… late for work or school. British people are usually very punctual.
Always … the taxi driver where you want to go before getting into a taxi.
Ushtrime shkrimi dhe leximi:How to write and send e-mails- Si të shkruajmë dhe dërgojmë emailed
tona.(Shembull)
4 1
Open / Close your e-mail programme and
2
click on / touch ‘New message’.
5 3 Insert / Spell the recipient’s address in the ‘To’ section of the message or 4 choose / catch onë from your
‘Address Book’.
6 In the ‘Subject’ space, 5 write / attach the title of your message.
7 6 Type / Select your message in the space below ‘Subject’.
8 7 Close / Use the ‘Attach’ button on the toolbar to attach a file or web page to a message and the
‘Spelling’ icon to 8 check / select the spelling.
9 Click on ‘Send’ to 9 send / receive your message. 10 Wait / Stay until ‘Message Sent’ appears on the
computer screen.
10 Click on ‘Save’ if you want to save the message.
When you finish, 11 open / close the programme.
Gramatika e shtuar e mundësive – Duhet/ s’duhet- must & mustn’t()
Cook at home.
Smoke in class.
Ushtrime:
VOCABULARY-FJALOR USHTRIMOR
1 News- lajme
2 office- zyra
3 traffic- trafik
4 stand- qëndrim, stenda
5 clock- ora
6 crossing- kalim - trafikndarëse
7 post- pas ose vendpostim
8 light- drita
9 bus- autobuz
10 centre- qëndra tregtare
11 cashpoint- automat parash
12 station-stacion
13 internet- internet
14 machine- makineri
15 tourist information- zyra turistike e informacionit
16 café-kafene
DIRECTIONS (DREJTIME DHE KAHE )
1 Ushtrime Correct these false statements.-Korrigjoni gabimet .
People live on houses. People live in houses.
2 Ushtrime Match the words in the columns. More than one answer may be possible. Choose the most
common answer.
Shembull 17 - a
17 shopping a) centre
18 News b) office
19 traffic c) stand
20 clock d) crossing
21 post e) light
22 bus f) centre
23 cashpoint g) station
24 internet h) machine
25 tourist information i) café
train j) stop
pedestrian k) tower
3 Ushtrime : Match the directions and the definitions.-Tregoni drejtim, përcaktimin e frazave.
Excuse me, is there a tourist information centre near here?
• The tourist information centre is very near. Look! You can see it from here.
• Excuse me, where’s the tourist information centre?
• There’s a tourist information centre in the New part of town, in the middle of the main square.
• Walk to the end of the street, turn right and the tourist information centre’s next to the cinema.
Where’s your flat / house?
The tourist information centre you want to find is very near where you are and you don’t need directions.
You’d like to know if there’s a tourist information centre near where you are.
You want to know the exact location of one tourist information centre.
Ushtrime : Vendosni fjalitë në rendin e duhur:-Put the sentences in the right order.
Grammar- Gramatika
2 2 click on 3 insert 4 choose 5 write 6 type 7 use 8 check 9 send 10 wait 11 close
3 2 The tourist information centre is very near. Look! You can see it from here.
3 There’s a tourist information centre in the New part of town, in the middle of the main square.
6 Walk to the end of the street, turn right and the tourist information centre’s next to the cinema.
ANSWER ON A SEPARATE SHEET OF PAPER. THEN CHECK YOUR ANSWERS. FOLLOW THE EXAMPLES.
Make and answer questions from the prompts. ‘You / enjoy / reading?’
‘How many / chips / you / eat?’ ‘I / eat / a lot.’ ‘No / I / prefer / watch TV.’
‘How many chips do you eat?’ ‘I eat a lot.’ ‘How often / he / do / exercise?’
2 Ushtrime me ( IF) – Nëse Give advice about 1 Complete the table with the food from the box.
the situations using if and when and words in ice cream / grapes / onions / sugar / oranges /
brackets. potatoes / tea / cakes / wine / cheese / water / lemon
If (not sleep), (do more exercise). / yoghourt / juice / tomatoes / beer /
apples / lettuce / kiwis
If you don’t sleep, do more exercise.
sweets kiwis
4 ‘Who did you play tennis with last Sunday?’ ‘I didn’t play tennis, I went running.’
5 ‘What are they learning English this year?’ ‘They want to spend the summer in England.’
6 ‘Would you like something to drink?’ ‘Yes, I’d love to have a coke.’
9 ‘What was the weather like last weekend?’ ‘It was sunny and hot.’
Fruit: -Fruta
grapes, -Rrushi
oranges,-portokalle
lemon, -limon
apples- molla
Drinks:-pije
tea,-çaj
wine, -vera
beer- birra
cheese, -djathi
yoghourt- kosi
Vegetables: -perime
onions,-qepa
potatoes, - patate
tomatoes, - domate
Sweets: - ëmbëlsira
sugar, -sheqer
terrorism,-terrorizma
unemployment, - papunësia
pollution, - ndotje
poverty- varfëria
KAPITULL 17(SEVENTEEN)
Leksioni : Struktura e Shprehjes : There is, there are- Ky është , këta janë….
Titulli: Self-Check Unit Test •-Ushtrime përsëritjeje is there a / an or are there any
ANSWER ON A SEPARATE SHEET OF PAPER. THEN CHECK YOUR ANSWERS. FOLLOW THE EXAMPLES.
There is, there are- Ky është , këta janë…. Shembull :Is there a university in your town?
old historic centre? (no) • Are there … tennis courts in your area?
• There is … old castle near here.
sports centres? (lots of sports centres) • There are … bad areas in my town.
• Is there … bank in the centre?
train station? (yes)
• Have you got … television in your room?
Answer the questions using the words in brackets. • Is there … swimming pool in your house?
• There are … nice restaurants where I live.
• Is there … open air market in your city?
IS THERE A UNIVERSITY IN YOUR TOWN ? ( ONE ) • Would you like … orange juice?
• I’d like … sandwich and … coke, please.
Contractions ()
YES, THERE IS ONE (UNIVERSITY).
Have / has got ()
REWRITE THE SENTENCES WITHOUT CONTRACTIONS
Make questions with have / has got using prompts.
WHEN POSSIBLE .
NO, IT HASN’T.
ASKING FOR INFORMATION
B: Yes, please. 1…
A: 2…
A: March 13th?
B: 3…
B: 4…
A: OK. No problem.
B: 5…
B: Great! 6…
B: 7…
A: 9…
A: 10…
B: It’s next to the restaurant. OK, sir, a single room with a bathroom for Saturday, March 13th.
A: That’s right. Thank you very much.
B: You’re welcome. See you on Saturday.
1- 1 Are there any festivals (in your town)? 5 No, there isn’t.
2 Are there any mountains (in your town)? 6 Yes, there are some nice pubs.
3 Is there an internet café (in your town)? 7 Yes, there’s a street market on Sundays.
4 Are there any cinemas (in your town)? 8 No, there isn’t.
5 Is there a river (in your town)? 9 Yes, there are lots of sports centres.
6 Are there any pubs (in your town)? 10 Yes, there is.
7 Is there a street market (in your town)? 3 -1 Have you got a car?
8 Is there an old historic centre (in your town)? 2 Has his flat got an en suite bathroom?
9 Are there any sports centres (in your town)? 3 Has the room got a television?
10 Is there a train station (in your town)? 4 Has her house got any special features?
5 Have your parents got a lot of money?
4 -1 Yes, I have.
2 No, it hasn’t.
3 Yes, it has.
10 Yes, it has.
5 I do not know.
cafés,- kafene
restaurants, -restorante
kitchen, - kuzhina
fireplace, - oxhaku
bathroom, - banjoja
terrace- terraca
KAPITULL 18(EIGHTEEN) Leksioni : Mundësia dhe folja modale : Can;
ANSWER ON A SEPARATE SHEET OF PAPER. THEN CHECK YOUR ANSWERS. FOLLOW THE EXAMPLES.
GRAMMAR-GRAMATIKA.
You … remember to close the door when you leave in the morning.
‘No, I haven’t.’
2 sea b) diving
3 historical c) festival
4 water- d) attractions
5 music e) biking
6 mountain f) life
7 night- g) fall
8 orange h) grove
9 scuba i) kayaking
Ushtrime : Choose the most appropriate option.- Zgjidhni të duhurin e saktë si opsion.
canyon / forest / castle / monument / landscape / attraction / historical / exotic / garden / valley / sophisticated
C: …
C: …
R: …
R: …
C: …
C: …
C: …
R: No problem, sir.
C: …
R: …
C: Thank you very much.
R: …
Grammar- Gramatika
Beach: - plazh
sandals- sandale
Mountain:- male
boots, - çizme
skirt, - rrip
suit, - jelek
dress, -fustan
tie, - kokore
shirt- bluzë
Sports: -sporte
trainers,-trainues
castle -kështjella
monument - monumente
landscape- natyra
attraction- bukuri
forest- pyll
exotic- eksotik
historical -historik
canyon - kanion
valley- lugina
C: Yes, could I have a Newspaper too? The New York Times, please.
R: No problem, sir.
C: Where’s my room?
5 ‘What is your favourite place like?’ ‘It’s a peaceful country farm near my town.’
KAPITULL 19(NINETEEN)
Mother: (Knocking at the bedroom door) -Aren’t you boys out of the bed yet? It’s getting late.
Mother: Yes, it is. Be quick, both of you.If you are not downstairs soon, you‘ll have no time for breakfast. You
have to leave the house at twenty-five to seven.
Redialogue at home with your parents the same scene with questions and answers than find the verbs.
Newighbour: Certainly.
Newighbour: Good-bye
Adrian: I’m going to the National Museum tomorrow at ALIMPEX FAIR”S. Will you come with me?
Elsa: I should like to go with you. At what time are you planning to go?
Adrian: I’d like to go immediately after the lessons of the university that is open till eight.
Elsa: It won’t take us long to get to the National Museum, will it?
Adrian: No, it won’t of course. It’ll take around 5 minutes to get there.
Adrian: Meet me over there, after the coffee, near on the center at Citypark Station Bus. At half past three,
will that do?
Fjalor:
Downstairs-poshtë shkallëve
Tomorrow-nesër
Newighbour-fqinji
Rewrite-rishkruani .
KAPITULL 20(TWENTY)
Titulli : Format e Fjalisë me modalet : can(’t), must(n’t), should(n’t) (Mundësi pamundësi Leksioni : •
(Present Perfect + ever ( E tashme e kryer + ever) dhe Forma e formimit fjalive me -going to
(vazhdim)
USHTRIME: ANSWER ON A SEPARATE SHEET OF PAPER. THEN CHECK YOUR ANSWERS. FOLLOW THE EXAMPLES.
-GOING TO
Ushtrime : Write about future plans and
predictions using going to.
travel to England next July (I)
CLOTHES (RROBAT )
2 Ushtrime Complete the table with clothes
from the box.- Plotësoni sipas kutive :
jacket / swimming costume / trainers / skirt / coat /
suit / tracksuit / boots / dress / jumpër/ tie / scarf /
sandals / shirt / bikini
beach mountain wedding sports
bikini
2 sea b) diving
3 historical c) festival
4 watër- d) attractions
5 music e) biking
6 mountain f) life
Ushtrime : Choose the most appropriate option. Robin Hood lived here.
Receptionist: Good morning, can I help you? 1 1 must 2 Can 3 shouldn’t 4 must / should 5
should 6 Can 7 must
C: …
2 1 Are they going to go on holiday in the summer?
R: What’s your name?
2 It’s going to rain tomorrow.
C: …
3 Are you going to come to the party with us next
R: … Sunday?
C: Yes, here you are. 6 She’s going to pass all her exams this year.
R: Right, Ok, you’re in room 212. Here’s your 7 I’m going to get a lot of presents next Christmas.
key.
3 1 ‘Have you ever been to USA?’ ‘No, I haven’t.’
C: …
2 ‘Have you ever run in a marathon?’ ‘Yes, I have.’
R: From 7 to 9. Would you like breakfast in your
room? 3 ‘Have you ever read a book in English?’ ‘No, I
haven’t.’
C: …
4 ‘Have you ever studied French?’ ‘Yes, I have.’
R: Anything else, sir?
5 ‘Have you ever eatën Japanese food?’ ‘No, I
C: … haven’t.’
B: No. Let’s meet at the park. C: Yes, could I have a Newspaper too? The New
York Times, please.
A: Finë. See you at seven o’clock.
R: No problem, sir.
Vocabulary-Fjalor Ushtrimor
C: Where’s my room?
Ushtrimi me Kuti
R: It’s on the first floor.
1 Beach: swimming costume, sandals
C: Is there a bar in the hotel?
Mountain: coat, boots, jumper, scarf
R: Yes, sir, and a gymnasium and sauna.
Wedding: jacket, skirt, suit, dress, tie, shirt
C: Thank you very much.
Sports: trainers, tracksuit
R: You’re welcome, sir. Enjoy your stay.
Ushtrimi me Vende Turistike
Ushtrime :Error analysis-Korrigjoni gabimet.
4 1 castle 2 monument 3 landscape 4 attraction 5
garden 6 forest 7 exotic 8 historical 9 canyon 10 1 It’s going to rain tomorrow.
valley
2 Shall we go away for the weekend?
Ushtrimi me Dialogun Klient- Recepsionist
3 I’m going to visit my family next weekend.
Customer: Hello!
4 Have you ever seen The Rolling Stones in
Receptionist: Good morning, can I help you? concert?
C: Yes, I’ve got a reservation for a single room 5 ‘What is your favourite place like?’ ‘It’s a
with a bathroom. peaceful country farm near my town.’
Example:Shembull
Shembuj Ushtrimesh: His car is white. I like your sister. We closed our summer house for the winter.
Their dog was noisy and restless.
In English possessive pronouns are used very often.( Në anglisht përemrat përdoren shpesh) .
Example:Shembull
Shembuj Ushtrimesh: He likes his job. I entered my apartment at 6 o'clock. The nature takes its toll.
They spent their vacation in Europe.
When a possessive pronoun is used alone, it functions as a noun and has a special form: mine; yours;
his/hers/its; ours; theirs.
Example:Shembull
Your room is larger than mine. This pen is hers. I do not have my dictionary.> Can I borrow yours? When we
saw the dog, we realized that it was ours.
Example:Shembull
He always thinks only about himself. They bought themselves new furniture.
Besides their direct meaning, reflexive pronouns are used in two more cases.
1) For emphasis:(Krijon situatë empatike)
Shembull Ushtrimesh: Do it yourself, dear. I like the melody itself, but not the lyrics. Henry finished all work
himself. She herself said so.
2) To form reflexive verbs: (Formon foljet refleksive-vetvetore )
Shembull Ushtrimesh: He cut himself. The child already can wash himself.
Mbani mend: The Present Continuous Tense is used to describe actions that are taking place at the present
moment. The Present Continuous is formed by the verb 'to be' in the Present Indefinite and the Present Active
Participle of the verb itself. ( Present Continous ) e Tashme e Vazhduar
Zgjedhimi tani kryhet me fjali ushtrimore me veta ndryshe zgjedhimi sipas foljeve.
To write: He is writing a letter now. You are writing a letter now. She is writing a letter. We are writing this.
To wait: I am waiting for a bus.You are waiting for a bus.He is waiting for a bus.We are waiting.They are
wait
To read: We are reading the script together. You are reading the script together. They are reading the script.
To play: Children are playing baseball in the park. I am playing with cards. He is playing tennis with her.
Ushtrime: Me anë të përemrave ndërtoni frazat si duhet. myself, yourself, himself, herself, itself,
ourselves, yourselves, and themselves
Ben does’nt like ( …….) because it is not the best of the class. They are coming now (…….) to paid the
bills..
Tatiana has going to the beach ( ------_) and they haven’t know it yet. First you got to be prepared by
(_____) told the older of priest to me,after you can guide them to (_-------). She has already eat for ( _-----).
We had drinked a lot in the hall of the residence,but we have also forgot to reserved (________) the rooms
to the hotel . They bought(_________) new furniture.
Tekst: Tekstin e mësipërm tek ushtrimi lart bashkojeni me tekstin e përkthimit poshtë dhe ndërtoni
dialogje me kohën Present Continous * dhe Përemrat refleksivë.
Përktheni tekstin :
He likes his job. I entered my apartment at 6 o'clock. The nature takes its toll. They spent their vacation
in Europe. You are waiting for a bus. Do it yourself, dear. I like the melody itself, but not the lyrics.
Henry finished all work himself. She herself said so. He cut himself. The child already can wash himself.
Your room is larger than mine. This pen is hers. I do not have my dictionary. Can I borrow yours?
When we saw the dog, we realized that it was ours. . We closed our summer house for the winter. Their
dog was noisy and restless.
Fjalor: ,
myself, -(vetja) ime-ja
restless- dembel
noisy- zhurmaxhi
winter-dimër
spring- pranvera
summer-vera
autumn- vjeshta
lyrics.- lirika
pencil- laps
pen- stilolaps
mine- imja
room- dhoma
hotel – hotel
nasty- lakuriq
LEKSIONI: . ARTICLES-NYJET(VAZHDIM)
The correct use of articles is one of the biggest problems in mastering English, especially for speakers of
languages that don't have articles. However, constant attention to the use of articles by native speakers of
English and thoughtful consideration of the rules allow to solve this problem successfully. Article is a special
particle that is placed in front of a noun (or a noun's modifier) in order to closer specify the object or the
concept this noun refers to. English has just two articles: the indefinite article 'a (an)' and the definite
article 'the'.
Mbani mend: Anglishtja ka vetëm dy nyje - Nyja e Pashquar (e pacaktuar) -'a (an) dhe Nyja e Shquar
( e caktuar) 'the'.
Indefinite article-Nyja e Pashquar.. –A, an, any, some,- Një, njëra, disa, ca,
The indefinite article 'a' (or 'an' before a vowel sound) is used with a singular countable noun that is either
mentioned for the first time or identified as one in a row of many similar objects. The indefinite article stems
from the numeral 'one' and can often be replaced, without loss of meaning, by words 'one', 'any', 'some'.
Example:Shembull
Give me a pen, please (one pen, any pen). We saw a house (some house). I have a difficult task (one of many
possible tasks).
Mbani mend: Absence of indefinite article with uncountable and plural nouns- Instead, indefinite
pronouns 'some', 'any' may be used. - Nyja mungon tek emrat e panumërueshëm.Por përdoren përemrat e
pacaktuar ( disa, ca,).
In English, the indefinite article can only be used with countable nouns in singular. This means that, with
uncountable and plural nouns, the indefinite meaning is conveyed by omitting an article altogether. Instead,
indefinite pronouns 'some', 'any' may be used.
Example:Shembull
Last night we had snow. Give me some coffee, please. You are our guest of honor. He waited for hours. She
doesn't have any friends.
Exception:Përjashtime
The indefinite article may be used with an abstract noun accompanied by a descriptive modifier: I felt a certain
impatience. A dull anger rose in his chest.
Definite article –Nyja e Shquar – The –( I, e, Të)- Përdoret në dy numrat njëjës- shumës
The definite article 'the' is used in both singular and plural with nouns denoting objects and concepts already
familiar to the listenër or reader, or unique objects. The definite article has its origin in the demonstrative
pronoun 'that' and can often be replaced by it. The decision about using a noun with the definite article is
determined:
1) by a specific situation or
2) context,
3) by a limiting noun modifier, or
4) by the object's nature.
Example:Shembull
1) The teacher left the door open (objects familiar to the audience).
2) He sat down on a chair. The chair felt quite comfortable (object introduced in context).
3) She went to the nearest/following/main/ only store. Bob told me about the movie he saw yesterday
(modifiers unambiguously identify the objects).
4) The moon orbits the earth (unique objects).
Koha e Zgjedhimit Folje me nyje ( to like & to have with a/an- the. )
She likes a car She has the gift for her birthday.
You like any overcome at the account You have the metting at office .
They like a studio The have the crisis of weeding now , but It will pass over.
Ushtrime: Teksti më poshtë ka disa forma . Gjeni formë e duhur me ose pa nyje.
She doesn’t have any money for ( the/ a?) dinner. Deborah like to go swimming ( an/ the?) weekend on
summer. You have readen ( the/a?) Newspaperabout ( the/ a?) accident? What she should gave to you,*(a/the
)spirit or ---- house? Take care of you , ( a/the?) friend will visit you soon. Everybody saw him to ( the/a)
garden city park.
Tekst: Vendosni nyjen që duhet mes frazave , “a, an, ose “ the” .
____ Boys arrived early in ___-- morning. ……. Friend told me than I should paid --- rent of the house at
the bank , if don’t want to have problems. ___ open mind person should not stay at home today, because this is
___ great day . Some things may be understanded when __- truth is coming, because everybody like __ truth.
The teacher left the door open. He sat down on a chair .The chair felt quite comfortable. Last night we
had snow. Give me some coffee, please. You are our guest of honor. He waited for hours. She doesn't
have any friends. Give me a pen, please. We saw a house (some house). I have a difficult task (one of many
possible tasks). The moon orbits the earth.
Fjalor:
The moon-hëna
Movie-film
Yesterday- dje
Comfortable- i rehatshëm
Chest- kosh
Kapitull 23(Tweenty-Three)
Leksioni: Parafjala me :
Space / Direction-Hapësirë-Drejtim
Across The forest is across the lake. He walked across the street.-Mes,përmes
Along Big trees grow along the road. They walked along the fence talking.-gjatë-përgjatë
Among Among friends there shouldn't be any secrets. Put the doll among other toys.-Me anë, karshi,
Down The dinner is down this road. The boy swam down the river.-poshtë, Nën
In front of She stood in front of a display window. A sports car cut in front of us.-Përballë, Në ballë,
ballazi..
Off The hotel is off the main road. Take you hands off me!-Nuk, Meqë..
Time-Kohë….
Other- tjera
Because of We could not visit her because of the rain (reason).-për arsye që
For I bought him a present for his birthday (purpose). She was there for five days (duration)-
Mbani mend: Parafjala në Anglisht lidh pjesë mes tyre foljen dhe emrin ose pjesë të nënrenditura duke i
sjellë kuptim ose rrethana fjalive pasuese.
I have worked around his house because the place was narrow for both.
She came to me along the road and gaved to me a huge hug of friendship. During those days often I
have replaced my friends at work with turns and I am glad of it. Monday morning because of the
holiday I will stay at home, but they will come to visit me again.
Tekst: Vendosni parafjalët aty ku duhet :Across, Along, Down,Up, In front of, Out (out of), During,
Since, For, Because of, Until (till)
I was hungry *( ……..) she came and gived to me some bread. They worked together (________) the
deadlines was closer. She jumped(---) and filled (------) to go out the school borders. (______) last
night we have listening to music ( …….) to the morning. ( ______) the street weren a lot of people
curious about it. *( _____-----) of the house they were waiting (_____) me. (________) yesterday she
hasn’t come home ( __--) nothing.
He looked out the window. I bought him a present for his birthday. We could not visit her because of the
rain. The door of the car was open. They didn't finish until 11 p.m. The library is up this street. They
have climbed up the hill.- The hotel is off the main road. Take you hands off me!- During my trip I
visited many beautiful cities.- The dinner is down this road. The boy swam down the river. Among
friends there shouldn't be any secrets. Put the doll among other toys. Big trees grow along the road. They
walked along the fence talking. She stood in front of a display window. A sports car cut in front of us.
Mariela put her notebook into the bag. The forest is across the lake. He walked across the street. He
works there since December.
Fjalor:
Across- Mes,përmes
Along- gjatë-përgjatë.
Into- brenda,mes-nën,
Up- sipër.
Since- që prej.
Of- E, dikujt
KAPITULL 24(TWEENTY-FOUR)
Example:Shembull
The lost dog was found by the newighbors. The meeting held inside the office seems endless. Pjetër sat at the
desk working. I listened to her explaining why she was late.
Vini re: Participles can be active or passive, present or past. Not all possible forms of participle can be
used as an independent part of a sentence. The most frequently used types are the Present Active
Participle and the Past Passive Participle.
Present Active Participle- Pjesorja Aktive e Tashme
The Present Active Participle is formed by addition of the suffix '-ing' to the main form of a verb.
Example: Shembull
to sit> sitting (in one-syllable words the consonant after a short vowel is doubled); to read> reading; to write>
writing (a verb's mute -e is dropped in the participle); to be> being; to have> having; to walk> walking; to fly>
flying; to die> dying (-ie transforms into -y).
The Present Active Participles are used to form modifiers and modifying clauses describing events taking
place at the same time as the action of the sentence predicate.
Example: Shembull
The dying man looks awful. The kids appear happy frolicking on the grass. The stopping car was making a lot
of noise. I saw my friend writing something in his diary.
The form of the Past Passive Participle of regular verbs coincides with the Past Indefinite form of these verbs.
Irregular verbs have individual forms of the Past Passive Participle.
Example: Shembull
to save> saved (regular verb); to lose> lost (irregular verb); to print> printed (regular); to go> gone (irregular).
The Past Passive Participle is the most widely used participle of the English language. With few exceptions,
only participles formed from transitive verbs are used alone. The Past Passive Participles can describe events
(or results of prior events) concurrent with the action of the sentence predicate.
Example: Shembull
We can hear their words whispered in the dark. The man came out of the house accompanied by two dogs.
Mikel keeps all saved money in the bank. He seemed a little confused by what she said.
Gerund-Paskajorja
Gerund is a special verbal form, which expresses the name of an action. Gerund, like the Present Active
Participle, is formed by addition of the suffix -ing to the main form of a verb, but differs from the latter in its
syntactic functions, which are the same as a noun's.
Example: Shembull
To read> reading: His favorite pastime is reading. To talk> talking: He likes talking to her. To walk> walking:
Please start walking.
Titulli: Present Active Participle- Pjesorja Aktive e Tashme dhe Past Passive Participle-Pjesorja e
Shkuar
Koha e Zgjedhimit
Gerund- Paskajorja
Vini re: Ndryshimi mes Paskajores dhe Pjesores së Tashme aktive në anglisht qëndron tek fakti se
Paskajorja është më shumë si shprehje emri i veprimit, dmth e folja e pjesores në paskajore kthehet
si aty:
Lexuar – Pjesore
to save> saved (regular verb); to lose> lost (irregular verb); to print> printed (regular); to go> gone (irregular).
Ushtrime: Futni tek koha e tashme format e pandryshueshme të foljeve atje ku mundet me qëllim që
teksti të ketë prapë kuptim.
I ask always permission when I need to travel for Paris. My family still like to have lunch together . I stay
at home for a while when she call me back and invite me for a coffee on the hall of the International
Hotel Tirana. Every weekend I walk in the bord of the sea because I like the fresh air and the relax of
the mind. My wife and my soon are very kind so I make sometimes to both wonderfull gifts of love and
fellowship.
Tekst: Dalloni ku është Gerundi( Paskajorja ) dhe ku ( Pjesorja) tek pjesa e poshtme. Ktheni tekstin
vetëm me një formë foljore si duhet.
His reading was good. He has a great image for them and listening him to speak was amazing. But he
has not worked to be excellent, even favorite for this. His trying to be acceptable and his way of
working with dignity and force were something that anyone liked to him. Writing this history of the
Great Man to the Newspaper of the city hall will be very interesting for the public, but isn’t the real
story because everybody will see with themselves eyes. Sometimes dying with glory is more important
than dying with richness or powerful.
His favorite pastime is reading. He likes talking to her. Please start walking. He seemed a little confused by
what she said. Mikel keeps all saved money in the bank. The dying man looks awful. . The kids appear happy
frolicking on the grass. The stopping car was making a lot of noise. I saw my friend writing something in his
diary. The lost dog was found by the newighbors. The meeting held inside the office seems endless. Pjetër sat at
the desk working. I listened to her explaining why she was late.
Fjalor:
Leksioni: 25
Example:Shembull
sensitive> most sensitive; interesting> most interesting; difficult> most difficult; passive> least passive, etc.
When forming the superlative degree of English adjectives and adverbs, one has to remember the following
exceptions from the rules stated above.
Exceptions:Përjashtime..
good, well> best; bad, badly> worst; many (or 'much' for uncountable nouns)> most; little> least; far> farthest
(distance) or furthest (distance or time); late> latest (time) or last (order); near> nearest (distance) or next
(order); old> oldest (age) or eldest (seniority).
She is the most interesant She has the most sensitive mind
They are the most interesant They have the most sensitive mind
Ushtrime: Ktheni Mbiemrat nga Shkalla pohore në sipërore dhe krahasuese dhe formoni fjali me to.
Clever, big, small, hungry, wonderfull, interesant, nice, good, sensitive, difficult, merciful, courageous,
lovely, beautiful, useful,
Tekst: Tek teksti më poshtë dalloni mbiemrat krahasues nga ata sipërorë. Ktheni mbiemrat pohorë
njëherë si krahasorë një herë sipërorë. Vendosini aty ku mungojnë si duhet.( Me italike)
Here is the biggest story in the World. This story tell about the Beast and the Beauty. In the human kind
never was more beautiful than this love and magic. The most magic part had been at the end when
Beauty sacrifice her life to be more obiediend to her wonderful heart and nice love than also faithfull to
her promise to return to the Beast. It is very interesant which are the motifs the most attractive ideas to
seduce the relationship between the Man and the Animal, the Beautiful and the Evil, the Man and the
Woman, just not only in the fairytale , but the Beast and the Beauty is not only this. From the century’s
to another we have learn that Love is the most wonderfull feeling in the world and also the best of it .
Many of us , much more in normal situations we are interessed to understand what love can do.
Beauty is not just a Beautiful woman, she is the most merciful and happiest woman in the world. This
is the end of the story , but not of Love. Love is always interesting of us and we of it.. Let’s go for it!...
The biggest city on USA is New York. He is very interesting for every one in the world. Like tourist or other
when you arrive to N.Y City you can see the Longest Brigde “ Manhatan Brigde Square” . It’s amazing and
wonderfull then from here you can admire the Pacific ocean and the Statue of Liberty. People there are
sometimes not the happiest but still they are cleverest for their life and history. The first name of New York
was New Amsterdam, but when Napoleon made the Treaty to give Luisiana and New York to the New
Federation of Unites States, then they changed the name to York (Desire). So the City of New York with his
capital Albany is now the light of every dreamer of the world for prosperity and happy life. But here the life
is not simple, because you need to sacrifice and work for your future. The concurrency is the narrowest for
the New-entries. The eldest of immigrants were Italians and French but now no more passive are
Albanians and Mexicans or Chinese. Because the World of Liberty than New York invite all to come is very
interesting and next chance is on your hand . Let’s go for it!..
Fjalor:
KAPITULL 26(TWEENTY-SIX)
The Past Indefinite Tense is used to describe actions or events that took place in the past. The Past Indefinite is
used in narration about past actions in general, without specifying their possible connection to the present.
English verbs are divided into two groups depending on their form in the Past Indefinite. The majority of
English verbs are the so-called regular verbs. They form their Past Indefinite Tense by addition of the suffix
-ed(-d) to the main verb form for all persons: to use> I, you, he/she/it, we, they used; to like> he liked; to
work> it worked; to want> she wanted. Many useful English verbs form the Past Indefinite not in the
standard way. These are the so-called irregular verbs. In the Past Indefinite they change their stem in
different ways; their forms can be found in the section Irregular Verbs of the electronic dictionary.
Example: Shembull
The Past Continious Tense is formed by a personal form of the verb 'to be' in the Past Indefinite and by
the Present Active Participle of the verb itself. It is used to describe a past action that was taking place
at a certain time in the past, usually indicated by another past action.
Example: Shembull
The Past Perfect Tense is used in English to describe actions or events that have already happened
before another past action. The Past Perfect is formed by the auxiliary verb 'to have' in the Past
Indefinite ('had' for all persons and numbers) and the Past Passive Participle of the verb itself. For the
regular verbs (see above) the form of the Past Passive Participle is the same as the Past Indefinite. The
Past Passive Participle of irregular verbs has a special form that can be found in the section Irregular
Verbs of the electronic dictionary.
Example: Shembull
Koha Past Indefinite- E Shkuara e pacaktuar- E kryera mbaresa me –ed e rregullt dhe e parregullta
Koha : Past Continious- E Shkuara- e Vazhduar..( Me past Indifinite e foljes to be plus pjesore me ing)
To read:-lexoj - She was reading when he came.To listen:I was listening to the music when someone
knocked .
To eat :They had eaten their dinner before we joined them.To finish Bill had finished the work when we
came.
I had eaten my dinner before we joined them I had finished the work when we came
You had eaten your dinner before we joined them You had finished the work when we came
He /She had eaten his dinner before we joined them He had finished the work when we came
We had eaten our dinner before we joined them We had finished the work when we came
You had eaten yours dinner before we joined them You had finished the work when we came
They had eaten their dinner before we joined them They had finished the work when we came
Ushtrime: Ktheni tekstin nga e shkuara e pacaktuar në të shkuarën e vazhduar dhe mëse e kryer.
I worked all the day and after I had finished everything, I went to the restaurant to take a coffee .
She wanted a book but I didn’t . We were all together when he came to visit us.
They realized theirs dreams after a hard work and patience with courage and dignity. You called them
directly and they obeided also. You wanted something and spoked something else to me.
Tekst: Teksti më poshtë duhet kombinuar mes kohësh foljore të ndryshme ashtu si duhet:
I have worked like his assistant from January to March until she had come back . After this he ( past perfect
to going ) to work with others but I ( To be past continous ) paid still from his office. Next day of 11th April I
have decided to quit the work but ( Past indefinite ) to need money more for the family and I ( shall ) to stay
( past perfect) again. This help me to perform and ( to have + past continous) results. Everytimes I ( to do
Past indefinite) well they ( to give Past perfect) another and another contracts for ( to sell). I became the
premier of the office after 7 hard work years but I still ( to remember Past perfect) everything.
Ne kemi shkuar deri në vendgjarje dhe gjetëm aty gjithë fshatin. Kur të gjithë po flisnin me njëri-tjetrin, ai foli
dhe tha me zë të lartë: Uluni se gjithçka ka mbaruar. Ne u habitëm sesi fliste ai plot passion. Duke menduar se
mbaroi fjalën harruam të merrnim fletoret me vete. Ajo që Eva tha kishte rëndësi prandaj e dëgjuam me
vëmendje. Nata kishte kaluar pa trazira, por kishte akoma dallime mes tyre dhe koha kalonte avazh –avazh pa
e kuptuar. Ne bashkë me Evën vajtëm të blinim ato që duheshin, por akoma mungonte ajo e cila duhej
vazhdimisht, kafeja dhe sheqeri. Teksa Eva kishte menduar se filluan fshatçe meqë po pinin cigare , atëherë
ra qetësia e plotë. Mëngjesi kishte arritur deri aty me gaz dhe dyshime ,por plot hare e drita.
Fjalor:
Office- Zyra
Dinner- darka
Became- u kthyen
Finished- mbaruar
Work- puna
Remember- kujtoj
Before- para
Courage- Kurajo
Dignity – Dinjitet
Restaurant- Restorant
To eat – Me ngrënë
Bills- Fatura
Patience- durim
Obediend – I bindur
Thanksgiving- Falenderues
To speak- Flas
KAPITULL 27(TWEENTY-SEVEN)
LEKSIONI: E TASHMJA E PARREGULLT (JAM, DUA, DUHET, KAM) – FAMILJA E MADHE(FAMILY MEMBERS)
Present Simple: be, do / does & have / has got (1) dhe –Mohorja - Write the negatives.
SELF-CHECK UNIT TEST – PYETJE DHE PËRGJIGJE SIPAS SHEMBUJVE PAS GRAMATIKAVE.
ANSWER ON A SEPARATE SHEET OF PAPER. THEN CHECK YOUR ANSWERS. FOLLOW THE EXAMPLES
GRAMMAR- G RAMATIKA E LEKSIONIT
He / married? (No)
Ushtrime:
It’s 56 euros.
USHTRIME:
POSSESSIVES (PËRDORNI FORMAT POSESIVE TË MBIEMRIT DHE PËREMRIT)
VOCABULARY-FJALOR USHTRIMOR
2 YOUR FATHER’S
MOTHER
3 YOUR MOTHER’S
BROTHER
5 YOUR HUSBAND’S
SISTER
teacher / nurse / journalist / waiter / photographer / waitress / student / referee / police officer / professor /
sports instructor / doctor / architect / accountant
listen / brush / get / leave / walk / read / study / have breakfast / get up / go / wake up
During the week, Pjetër wakes up at 7.00 o’clock.
Susan’s Typical Day
Every day, Susan 1… at 8 o’clock and … dressed. After that, she 3… , usually a cup of coffee and some
toast. She 4… her teeth and 5… the house at 9.00. She 6… to work to get some exercise. After work, she
7
… for a run. When she gets home, she 8… the Newspaper, 9… English or 10… to music.
Ordering food & drinks (Ushqime dhe Pije )
4 Ushtrime Match the words in the columns.- Futini fjalët në rreshta si duhet.
Shembull sipas 1 - a
Anything else?
I’m thirsty.
Excuse me.
Fjalor Ushtrimor
Teacher- Mësues
nurse - infermiere
journalist -gazetar
waiter - kamarier
photographer - fotograf
waitress - kamariere
student - student
professor -profesor
doctor- doktor
architect -arkitekt
accountant – llogaritar
father-in-law -vjehrri
grandmother -gjyshja
sister-in-law -kunata
brother-in-law -kunati
Grammar-Gramatika
1 -Grupi
9 Is he married?
2 -Grupi
2 He’s got one brother and / but hasn’t got any sisters.
8 Yes, I have.
9 No, he isn’t.
10 It costs $23.
3 –Grupi
4 It isn’t 56 euros.
5 They aren’t from the USA. / They’re not from the USA.
4 -Grupi
7 Where does your sister work? / What does your sister do?
5 –Grupi
1 Their 2 My 3 your 4 his 5 her 6 Our
quarter past two 3 quarter to eight 4 six o’clock 5 ten past nine 6 twenty past seven
7 twenty to nine 8 ten o’clock 9 quarter past twelve 10 ten to twelve
KAPITULL 28(TWEENTY-EIGHT)
Koha e Zgjedhimit
Ushtrime: Gjeni lidhëzat e duhura sipas shembullit. - I go at Home quickly after school .
When they were around the house , nobody moved but everything was quiet.
(Ushtrime):
When coal-miner and lorry-driver weren the boss worker’s of industry people lived together but now the
thinks are changed. Both parties are without employed because of the crisis in the world. Now in the
cities are more shoe-makers with private clients in order to take New products. Surgeons, Sales Manager,
doctors, fashion-designer are now the most paided in the market of professions. Also taxi-drivers have
much work and market to perform client’s request. In the society the role of the teacher is very important
even not the most paided. Actually with the developpement of contruction and transport sector
Carpentiers and ticket-conductor are also requested as job well-paid. In to the recepsion, nurse and
secretary are position that has a lot of work but not such of bills payments at the month. Only pilots are
still the best privilegied job into the society because people need to see the sky not only the dreams.
Përktheni:
I was a coal-miner when I was 16 years old in my old city. When I had arrived to the capital I decided to
have a diploma. First I didn’t now If I wanted to be a surgeon or a sales manager but after my studies I
have finished the medical studies as a doctor. My mom was sick and I was now able to cure her. I would
like to help all people whom are suffering all over the world. My father was a shoe-maker but honest
always and he believe it then I will be a doctor. Around six years I have worked as Recepsionist or like a
school teacher with foreing languages for children to earn something for my studies. I remember those
times like a dream but now I look forward. With faith, work and god will, everything is possible.
Fjalor:
Coal-miner, -minator
shoe-maker,-këpucar
surgeon, -kirug
recepsion, -recepsionist
secretary, -sekretare
pilot, -pilot
teacher, - mësues
taxi-driver,-taksixhi
carpenter, -karpentier
nurse, -infermiere
doctor, -doktor
lorry-driver-shofer kamioni
KAPITULL 29(TWEENTY-NINE)
Leksioni: How to wrote a letter – Shkruaj një letër dikujt..
You should come You Would work You don’t like working
She should comes She would works She doesn’t like working
You should come You would work You don’t like working
They should come They would work They don’t like working
Dear Honorè,
I have received your letter of Friday, than I really thank you my friend.Reading your books for me
is very wonderfull, because there I see all the cities, all the modes, all the times and countries when
family, state, love and hope are like roses flowing up for everybody. Then there I watch also the
ambition of the talented boy or girl which want to be famous or to earn monëy quickly with all
the costs. Well reading your books is more then university because we learned all languages of men
kind, poverty, aggression, murder , friendship or mercy. I hope that your love for the nature still
is modern and fascinate the world around that me also with my travelling between countries and
stories about your books. I hope we meet as soon as possible one time,
Kind regards
Dr.Balzak Agroland
1- Try to write a letter to your friend or family as the exemple when you describe your needs, News
and emotions,
2- Make Letter of Application with the Curriculum Vitae for a Job:
Tekst: Comparate those Cv Application Form and after rewrite a letter of interest for
each one ..
Please comment as well you can on the following : Skills, work ability and potential
1- Michael 2- Jane
Enthusiastic Enthusiastic
Impatient carefully
Speak and read French and German Speak and read French
Appereance Appereance
-With the ability resume of each one , please send a letter of reference for the best and try too
rewrite correct the letter.
Ushtrime: Përktheni anglisht- anglisht(sinonime ose ndryshe) mbiemrat: Pastaj bashkoni fjali me
tekst informative mbi këto cilësi.
Sympathatetic, intelligent, brave, reliable, loyal, responsible, confident, forceful, dynamic, practical,
accurate, creative, a fluent speaker, a quick worker, a good listener, an original thinker, a clear
mind, a good head for figures..
Fjalor:
Sympathatetic,-simpatik
intelligent, - I zgjuar
reliable,- I kapshëm,
responsible, - I përgjegjshëm
confident, - I besuar
forceful, - i fuqishëm
dynamic, -dinamik
practical, -praktik
creative,-krijues
Enthusiastic -entuziast
Experienced - me përvojë
Impatient - i paduruar
Speak and read French and German-Shkruan dhe Lexon gjuhët franceze dhe gjermane
KAPITULL 30(Thirty)
LEKSIONI:. FUTURE TENSES- KOHA DHE KOHËT E ARDHME TEK FOLJET
The Future Indefinite Tense, or the Simple Future, is used to describe actions that will happen or will be
taking place regularly in the future. The Future Indefinite is formed by the auxiliary verb 'will' and the
verb itself.
Example: Shembull
The 'Going to' Future Tense is used in English when the speaker is trying to express his or her intention to
do something in the nearest future. The form of this tense is a combination of the verb 'to be' in a
properpersonal form (I am, you are, he was, etc.), the words 'going to' and the verb itself.
Example: Shembull
I am going to write a letter. They were going to take a bus. We are going to finish this work. He is going
to leave for California.
You are listening You are going to work You will come
You are listening You are going to sell You will write
They are listening They are going to take They will see
I will work with the book translated all the week before to send this for editing . You will have all
my payements on the bank until Sunday. She will return home quickly after the church.
We will play football next Friday afternoon at the Center Sport City Park. You will send to us
everything you have already done until now and after we will payback the bills. They will learn the
accident from the Sunday Times Review before then us will be there at home.
He has done his work and he will return to take all the payements by cash. You ( Future tense )
To Leave the house now if you don’t pay every month rent and every bills that you have (Future
Indefinite) to close currency on the contract signed. That school is very expensive so you ( Future
Tense) to pay much more than in every school in the country. Take care of your what (Future
Indefinite) speak because nobody will respect if you are attacking honest people on the
Newspaper.
Përktheni: Përktheni nga Anglishtja në Shqip tekstin .
I will have to go next Sunday in Durrës for a metting with professionals so I will be not at office
until Tuesday, please call me back after Tuesday morning. They are going to travel in France
next 14 July to commemorate the National Day at Champs Elyssee with all of their friends. We
will take the bus for Berat if your car is still not repared until Friday. Some of those friends are
not interesting to invest in real estate now because the crisis will be very long and they are going to
invest in other matters of bussines. Please take a seat and we will disscuss friendly about your
preposition . Next Month they will come back from USA and you can present your ideas directly
to them.
Fjalor:
Bus- Autobus
Commemorate – festoj
Friends-miq
July- Korrik
Disscuss- diskutoj
Repared –riparuar
Because-sepse
Directly – direkt
Crisis- Kriza
Friendly- Miqësisht
Honest – I ndershëm
Kapitull 31(Thirty-One)
LEKSIONI: IMPERATIVE- FORMA URDHËRORE
In English, imperative sentences are formed simply by inversion of the verb's position. The main
verb form is used.
Example:Shembull
Open the door, please. Go to the grocery store. Please read this article. Give me some butter, please.
In the first person plural the form let's + verb is used. It is formed from the verb 'let' and a
shortened form of the pronoun 'us'.
Example: Shembull
The negative form of the Imperative requires use of the auxiliary verb 'to do' with the particle
'not': Do not come here any more. The contraction 'don't' is more common: Don't even think about
it.
Note that the auxiliary verb must be used with all verbs, including 'to be' and 'to do': Don't be
ridiculous. Don't do this. The first person plural is the only.
Forma Positive
Forma negative
The negative form of the Imperative 'to do' with the particle 'not':
Do not come here any more. The contraction 'don't' is more common:
Don't even think about it. Don’t never try to come back here.
I like drinking a lot but my mother don’t like it at all. We are going without desire and without plan
to a trip in Montenegro. I think always for the matchs of the Champions League, because I have
some preferred players and teams like Barcelona and Chelsea. They are still working in the top
of the navy because they are courageous and honest. Every Monday I work with my parents at
home.
Open the door, please. Go to the grocery store. Please read this article. Give me some butter, please.
Let's go to the movies. Let's finish this work before noon.Let’s have lunch together. Let’s doing
this again. Tell me about your dream!. Don't even think about it. Don’t never try to come back
here. Shut Up and work it!.. Please go with him!
1- Ha mirë, jeto mirë! Mos harro të veshësh xhupin , kur shkon në mal! Ki kujdes ku shkel!
Urdhëroni , uluni ju lutem!. Merre me vete dhe këtë, se nuk ia thotë për asgjë! Mos
fol , akoma je aty! Hajde brenda, more! Hape rrugën! Hapeni
valixhen! Merrja atij lekët! Miratoje lejen e ndërtimit!. Harroje
konkursin!
2- Open the box, please! Do not disturb the others!Are you ready? Still you leave it! Take care
of you! Go to the market and buy something for all!. Let’s disscuss and decided for next
week. Don’t even try to conviced me about! Shut up you all!
Fjalor:
Butter-gjalpë
Cheese- djathë
Bread- buka
Salt- kripa
Sugar- Sheqeri
Milk- Qumështi
Spaghetti- Makarona
Enjoy- Shijoj
Life- jeta
Including-përfshirë
LEKSIONI:STATEMENT STRUCTURE-
Shembuj: 'A black dog' constitutes a subject group, which includes the indefinite article), the modifier
'black' (, and the noun 'dog.
'Quickly ran' is a predicate group( Grupi kallzuesor) consisting of the verb 'run' in the Past
Indefinite Tense,and its modifier 'quickly' ( përcaktori - modifier)
A complex object- Kundrina si pjesë fjalie ose Plotësi i një fjalie me: 'into the empty room'
consists of a preposition 'into' the definite article, the modifier 'empty' and the noun 'room'.
The structure of an English sentence is relatively rigid, which helps identify roles words play in it.
In a narrative sentence, the subject group comes before the predicate: The teacher is reading. A
direct object is placed after the predicate: The teacher is reading a story. If an indirect object is
used without a preposition, it is inserted between the predicate and a direct object: The teacher is
reading the children a story. A prepositional object, however, must be placed after a direct object:
The teacher is reading a story to the children.-
Mbani mend: Struktura e fjalive nga anglishtja mund të jetë e thjeshtë ose e përbërë si në
shqip me Kryefjala, Kallzuesi, Kundrina, ose Grupi Foljor ose Kallzuesor, Kundrina dhe Grupi
Emëror ose Plotës fjalie. Fjalitë mund të modifikohen ose orientohen nga ndajfolje kryesisht të
vendosura në fund të fjalive(shih shembullin 1). Por ka raste edhe kur sentenca modifikohet nga
mbiemri ose nyja ose bashkarisht me ndajfoljen kompleks kur ka pjesë të përbëra të
bashkërenditura ( me lidhëza) ose nënrenditura ( lidhje plus nyje dhe mbiemra ose ndajfolje të
mbiemërzuara( Shih shembull 2 dhe 3).
Shembull 1- Adverbial modifiers may take different position in a sentence depending on their
category. Most of them tend to be placed toward the end of a sentence: The teacher read a story in
the class yesterday.
Shembull 2-In a longer sentence, however, adverbial modifiers of time, place and objective often
take the first position to avoid congestion at the end of a sentence: Yesterday in the class the teacher
read an interesting story about behavior of domestic animals. To pass the time, the teacher read a story
about gnomes to the children.
Shembull 3-A special group of modifiers are one-word adverbs that can be perceived as having a closer
connection with the predicate. In modern English these adverbs are often inserted between the
subject (or auxiliary verb of a complex form) and (the main part of) the predicate: The teacher
sometimes reads stories. He has already found what he was looking for.
He is teaching the English to the students- Ai po u mëson Anglisht studentëve.( kundrina e kombinuar).
She is dressing a very good dress for the weeding . –Ajo ka për të veshur një fustan të bukur për dasëm.
We are drinking beers until the match is still not starting. –Ne po pijmë birra edhe pse ndeshja nuk ka
filluar akoma .
You are waiting for the tickets of the Theatre. – Ju po prisni për biletat e Teatrit.
Ushtrime: Kundrina e Zhdrejtë; Kundrina e Drejtë, E thjeshta fjali (Ndërtoni fjali sipas
shembujve 1-4 ) me fjalë dhe folje që dini deri tani.
Tekst: Ktheni tekstin nga fjali e përbërë (me kundrina) në të thjeshtë dhe ansjelltas .
He has already found what he was looking for. I have read on the
Newspapërthe News.
We would like to have for dinnër fish and French salad with a very good
winë .Sometimes , things are not like we think. The better thinks in the
life are for free. The world and the word are similar but not the same.
What people want to do and what people are doing are usually different
subject and matters, when the life and destiny like to choose sometimes. I
have written the story and send by mail this morning , before she was get
up also.
He has already found what he was looking for. I have read on the
Newspaper the News.
We would like to have for dinnër fish and French salad with a very good
wine .Sometimes , things are not like we think. The better thinks in the
life are for free. The world and the word are similar but not the same.
What people want to do and what people are doing are usually different
subject and matters, when the life and destiny like to choose sometimes. I
have written the story and send by mail this morning , before she was get
up also.
Fjalor:
Teacher-mësues
Children- kalamanj
Black- i zi
Dog- qën
Modern- modern
however,- gjithsesi
between – midis
Conditional sentences are complex sentences that consist of two parts: a main clause describing an action
and a subordinate clause stating a condition that must be met in order for the main action to take place.
English conditional sentences require different verb forms depending on the time and reality of the main
action and its condition: both can refer either to the present/future (and be real or unreal) or to the past
(unreal). Fjalia kushtore përmban :
1) A real present/future condition assumes a real main action: If I see him, I will run away. As you
see, the Present Indefinite is used in the subordinate (future tenses are not allowed in a conditional
clause!) and the Future Indefinite in the main clause.
2) An unreal present/future condition is expressed using the Past Indefinite Tense (the verb 'to be'
has the form 'were' in all persons): If I saw him...(If I were you...). The predicate of the main sentence
has the form 'would/could + verb'.
Example:Shembull
Shembuj Ushtrimesh: If I saw him now, I would run away. If I kNew it before it started, I could do
much better.
3) An unreal past condition is expressed using the Past Perfect Tense: If I had seen him... The
predicate of the main sentence has the form 'would/could + have + Past Passive Participle of the verb'.
Example: Shembull
Shembuj Ushtrimesh: If I had seen him then, I would have run away. If I had known it on that day,
I could have done much better.
Exception: Përjashtim
In some cases the use of tenses in the main and subordinate clause is independent of each other. For
example, if a condition extends from past to present but the action is no longer possible, mixed rules can
be applied: Past Indefinite in the subordinate and 'would/could + have + Past Passive Participle' in the
main clause.
Example: Shembull
Shembuj Ushtrimesh: If I kNew it (generally), I could have done better (in the past).
One last remark concerns the fact that both the condition and the main action can be expressed by means
other than a clause, or even just implied. The rules for the use of tenses in the remaining part of a sentence
still apply.
Example: Shembull
At his appearance I would run away. Under other circumstances I could have done better. If only you had
said that before!
The auxiliary verb 'to do' (Present he/she/it 'does'; Past 'did') helps form questions -and negative sentences
What did you expect? I don't really remember.
Modal verbs form complex- Foljet modale tregojnë predicates – kallzues with an
infinitive( pjesore): 'to have to', need to (necessity), to be to, must (obligation), can, could
(possibility), may, might (permission), shall, should (recommendation), would (supposition).
Example: Shembull
Shembuj Ushtrimesh : I have to do the assignment by tomorrow. His opinion is to be taken seriously.
You may come in. He might as well be at home. Can/could you pass the salt? The work must be done on
time. She needs to check her schedule. Shall I turn on the light? They shouldn't do it. I would take this
position if I were you.
Of all verbs only 'need' and 'to have to' require use of the auxiliary 'to do' to form questions and negative
sentences ;Do you have/need to go there? I doesn't have/need to.
Have you ever been to London? What was he reading when you came?
Shouldn't I do it? It hasn't been donë yet. We won't do anything.
Rasti 1) Rasti 2)
If I see him, I will run away If I saw him now, I would run away
If You see him, you will run away If you saw him now, you would run away
If He see him , he will run away If he saw him now, he would run away
If we see him, we will run away If we saw him now, we would run away
If You see him , you will run away If you saw him now, you would run away
If they see him, they will run away If they saw him now, they would run away
Rasti 3)
If you had seen him then, you would have run away
If you had seen him then, you would have run away
If they had seen him then, they would have run away
Përktheni: I have to finish all the excercices before I leave the office. –I
need to work all the night if I want to be payed – ( nevoja)- I have to be
to the cinema before that the movie will be presented (-duhet-) . I must
go to the airport to take the invited from France at the hotel .
-domosdoshmëri detyrim. I can go now if everything is ready to began.
How could you pay me now after this? –(mundësi )- May I ask you
something about the house and the work? -, It might be done next day
every contracts ready before the chief’s return . –(lejim) –We shall do this
together as commitement and everyone of you will be accepted., What
should I see now , the translating or the reading text of your exams ?—
(rekomandim) - I would like to go home now because I am very tired
from the work. I will do everything you said because I Should take this
job urgently. –(supozim)
Have you ever been to London? What was he reading when you came?
Shouldn't I do it? It hasn't been done yet. We won't do anything. Can
Anthony paid the bills for us? What would you like to drink? Where are
they going, may I ask it before ?
Fjalori: '
must-domosdoshmëri detyrim
can, could-mundësi -
may, might-lejim
- shall, should—rekomandim
- would,will -supozim .
Urgently- urgjentisht
Job- Puna
Everything- Gjithçka
Something-Diçka
Translating- Përkthyer
Reading – Lexuar
Tired- I lodhur
Asked – Pyetur
Accepted – Pranuar.
Kapitull 34(Thirty-Four)
LEKSIONI: COMPARATIVE DEGREE-SHKALLA KRAHASUESE (VAZHDIM )
Mbani mend: Mbiemrat shërbëjnë për të shenjuar cilësi, dukuri, ose aftësi të emrit dhe ndahen sipas
rrokjeve , zanores fundore, si dhe formës transformuese kur marrin shkallët e krahasimit në gjuhën
angleze. Shumica e mbiemrave anglisht e kryejnë shkallën krahasuese me ndihmën e ndalfoljen
more- shumë ose less- më pak .
Example: Shembull :
sensitive> more sensitive; interesting> more interesting; difficult> more difficult; passive> less
passive, etc.
When forming the comparative degree of English adjectives and adverbs, one has to remember the
following exceptions from the rules statëd above.
Exceptions:Përjashtime
good, well> better; bad, badly> worse; many (or 'much' for uncountable nouns, more; little> less;
far> farther (distance) or further (distance or time); late> later (time) or latter (order); old> older
(age) or elder (seniority).
Ushtrime: Ktheni fjalitë në shkallët krahasuese dhe sipërore ose normale sipas rastit duke
ndryshuar mbiemrin ose ndajfoljen. (shenjuar me të zeza).
I am very good in the house when are not the children. They make the worsted think in the town where
they are together at home without the parents. Many of the citizens haven’t biometric passports for
traveling outside Albania. More or Much , I don’t now what or which to ask when I have problems to
be resolved with deadlines. The little boy is now slepping like an angel. Tirana is not so far away from
Durrës now , but also Prishtina is not more further latest city now with the highway . The old man
asked me with a very quiet rise : Have you ever been married ? The movie was interesting but also the
lunch was simple but happier for all of us.
Bill is the ( big) of the class. We like ice-cream but we prefere ( more) ( cheap) of them. Elsa and
Afrim has gone together to the movie but it was not more(interest) than the evening in our home.All
the boys were at the match seeing the ( young) football player of the team, who has shot on target five
goals for himselves and the match too. Many of girls like only the (strong) and ( rich) person than
the( smart) or( good ) of them.
Ne jemi të lumtur në shtëpinë tonë të vogël , por të qetë. Të gjithë kanë ardhur me dhurata të
bukura dhe të mëdha. Askujt nuk ia merrte mendja se Agroni do të ishte më i shpejti, më
i shkathëti, më i zgjuari, i grupit tonë. Gjithmonë kam menduar se më plaku është edhe më i
mençuri, por harroj se shpesh një plak mund të jetë normalisht më i rrjedhuri. Aty nuk kishte
asgjë interesante për tu parë prandaj më e mira ishte të largohesha. E desha shumë atë por nuk e
dija se ajo më donte më shumë akoma.
Fjalor:
good, well> - mirë, më mirë
better; -më i miri,
bad, badly>- keq, keqazi
worse; - më i keqi
many - shumë
(or 'much' –shumica
for uncountable nouns, -emër i panumërueshëm
more; - shumë më shumë - tepër
little> less;- i vogël, pak – pak fare
far> farther – larg- largtazi
(distance) -distanca
or further (distance or time- distanca ose koha );- më vonë, pastaj – thellazi
late> later (time)- vonë,- më i fundit, më i voni,
or latter- më vonë, paskësaj,
(order); -rend
old> older – plak, më plaku ,
(age) – mosha
or elder – pleqëri, dhjaku ,
(seniority).- pjekuri, senjori, autoritet.
sensitive> more sensitive; - i ndjeshëm, më i ndjeshmi
Kapitull 35(Thirty-Five)
Leksioni:Ndajfoljet e Ndryshueshmërisë
Ndajfoljet:
Sometimes- Nganjëherë
Usually-Zakonisht
Often -Shpesh
Never- Kurrë
Always -Gjithmonë
Mbani mend: Adverbes, ose Ndajfoljet përdoren afër ose mes foljeve kur ka shumë folje nga
fraza për të plotësuar kohën ose veprimin e fjalive apo shpjeguar rrethanat. Vihen në fillim , fund
ose mes fjalie sipas rastit. Ndajfoljet e ndryshueshmërisë kanë karakteristikë të qënurit para foljes
kryesisht sepse tregojnë zakone( veprime të zakonshme) . Ndajfoljet Sometimes dhe Usually mund
të përdoren edhe në fund të fjalive. Shembull : Sometimes I go walking on the beach. I go walking
on the beach sometimes. Usually I don’t drink so much . I don’t drink so much Usually .
Koha e Zgjedhimit - Folje të përbëra me Ndajfolje pas – (Folja) Preferoj të ha diçka të ëmbël
Ushtrime: Përdorini si duhet ndajfoljet e Ndryshueshmërisë bashkë me lidhëzat in, at, with, on, at,
Tekst: Ktheni tekstin më poshtë pa ndajfolje ose vendosni kohën që duhet (pa
ndajfolje).
I often like to go in Berat for vacancies. All of my friends always would like to take something to
wear when we go in the mountain’s trip. Saturdays night I never go to sleep without reading
something or writing at the computer my agenda for next week. We are usually on the group of
professionals when we disscuss technical subjects or theories , because the debate is good to be
confirmed sometimes. Sometimes I need to be quiet and relax before to decide what is necessary to
do next .
Elia: Hello, I am doing the shopping with my family here. I often do the shopping here at City Park.
Daniel: Really? I never have seen you to do the shopping until now, this is interesting?
Elia : Well, sometimes I come with my family and sometimes not. But I always like shopping.
Daniel: Do you have time for a beer? There is a Bar Pascucci and I take a coffee here usually.
Elia: Before I should take the permission of my family. I never go or do something without
permission . I Always respect my family and I usually ask for their opinion.
Daniel: Good! You are sometimes or everytimes an obediend person like now?
Elia: I like Always to be in good friendship but I like always to be obediend because for my the
family is very important.
Daniel :Have a nice time , see you next time . Maybe I will go shopping with you .
Elia: You are always welcome, my friend and have a nice weekend , too!
A dentist never work without protection for himself and the clients.
Elephants live in Africa usually or sometimes in to the Zoo around the world.
Women preferred often to take gifts or to do shopping for everything they like.
Journalists are sometimes killed or kidnapped for their articles in the Newspapers.
Fjalor:
Everytimes- Ngaherë
Sometimes- Nganjëherë
Usually-Zakonisht
Often -Shpesh
Never- Kurrë
Always -Gjithmonë
Sleep- gjumë
Obediend – I bindur
Family- familja
Shopping- Pazar
Killed- vrarë
Kidnapped- rrëmbyer
Kapitull 36(Thirty-six)
Leksioni: Fjalë të veçanta :
Every-body, No- body, Any-body ,Some-body, Every –thing, no-thing, any-thing, some-
thing, every-where, no-where, any-where, some-where,
Head- koka
Eyes- syri/sytë
Arms- krahë
Hand- dora,
Foot- këmba
Face- fytyra
Ear- veshi
Knee-gjuri
Finger- gisht/at
Back- shpina
Mouth –goja
Nose - hunda
Neck- qafa
Hair- floku
Nail-thonj
Backside- Prapanica
They have worked just for the monëy and anything else was more important of it.
Ushtrime: Head- Eyes-Arms- Hand, Foot- Face- Ear- Knee- Finger- Back- Mouth .Nose -Neck-
Hair-Nail- Backside- With this words try to perform phrases and dialogue between you and some
friends
Like the example: I had a head-eache this morning. Theirs nails was broken and has hearted her.
My back is damaged from a shut down that arrives me last Friday. Sometimes I can’t hear with
my left ear . She shot me into the knees to see if I should have something broken from the
accident. Her blue eyes was amazing and I liked too. We have discuss face to face about the
contract. He took something in his fingers and after this told to me: What do you want? He has a
large nose but beautiful. They shot him to the neck and he shut down without a word like a bird
from the tree.
Tekst: Put the text from the dialogue to the phrases with (everything, every-body, and part of body)
The medecin : Anywhere or Everything disturb your body? What is the disease ?
The patient: I have broken my neck in a car accident. I have a head-eache from two days.
The medecin: Did you made other medical visit or anything else?
The patient: Dear, doctor , I have done nothing until now. I don’t now nobody in the hospital.
The medecin: Thank you , I am glad to hear something like this. But should I tell why?
The patient: Everywhere than I was visit , they saw me the pockets, not the knees, back or
anything about my disease but everybody want cash in all cases.
The medecin: Don’t make me laugh ! We are human and we serve the man.
The patient: Yes, this is true, but does this mean that anyone of you is stupid? I don’t think than
somewhere White blouses of Hypo- Crates can be on touch with Mother Teresa services. God Bye
Doctor and see you around anywhere… Thanks again!...
Everybody has come to the birthday of Ermal. They have brought everything, food, drinks, sweets,
Dj-music, and anybody was happy of this ceremony. Nobody was’nt forgot, all of his friends were
invited already. Nothing else was more important than have it all the family and friends around
him, in this wonderful day of joy and happiness . Everywhere we saw dance, drinks and desire of
fellowship and good will to accomplish to her brother and friend the most wonders of wishes. But
something happened when she arrives at the party. Somebody maybe will remember to her that
she was late, but anywhere were silence and total quiet moments. She would like to meet him fur
sure and she thinked that somewhere in his mind he was thinking about her. And she hadn’t a
wrong idea. He was waiting for her with larmes in his eyes and beats in his heart because he loved
her very much. She could’nt missed . Ermal and Romina has something special for each-other.
That was love, and love is the most evaluated gift for a birthday. For his 33th wonderful birthday.
Fjalor:
Everybody, - të gjithë
Nobody, -askush
Anybody ,-gjithkush
Somebody, -dikush
something, -diçka
everywhere, - gjithandej
nowhere, -askund
anywhere,-gjithkund
somewhere, -diku
Head- koka
Eyes- syri/sytë
Arms- krahë
Hand- dora,
Foot- këmba
Face- fytyra
Ear- veshi
Knee-gjuri
Finger- gisht/at
Back- shpina
Mouth –goja
Nose - hunda
Neck- qafa
Hair- floku
Nail-thonj
Backside- Prapanica
Kapitull 37 (thirty-seven)
Leksioni: Ligjërata e Drejtë dhe Ligjërata e Zhdrejtë:
Titulli:Happy Saint Valentin
Mbani mend: Rregullat kryesore të ligjëratave në anglisht janë të tilla për shkrim, dhe të
folurën e zakonshme:
Shembuj Ushtrimesh:
Ligjërata e Drejtë : He says , “ I was last time very late to the metting, so now I will be
yet”(Koha e Shkuar).
Ligjërata e Zhdrejtë: He said to me he was late last time for the metting, so now it will be
yet. ( Koha e shkuar)
Ligjërata e Drejtë : He gets up and think” Maybe I have come for nothing”(Koha e kryer)
Ligjërata e Zhdrejtë: He gets up and think maybe he has come for nothing.( Koha e Kryer)
Koha e Zgjedhimit
Ligjërata e Drejtë : You said “We are interested for this” ( Koha e Tashme)
Ligjërata e Zhdrejtë: You said that you were interested for this ( Koha e Shkuar)
Ligjërata e Drejtë : She run and cried up to us” I will try to find you again( Koha e
Ardhme)
Ligjërata e Zhdrejtë: She run and cried up to us than she would try to find us
again(*Kushtore)
Rast: Kur folja është nga e shkuara, kthehet në mëse të kryer me Had + pjesorën e shkuar
të foljes.
Ligjërata e Drejtë: Alma said: “ My husband left the house yesterday “( Koha e Shkuar)
Ligjërata e Zhdrejtë: Alma said that her husband had lieft the house yesterday( Koha
mëse e kryer)
Mbani mend: Shpesh Had paraqitet e shkurtuar si “D , po ashtu si edhe Would paraqitet e
shkurtuar si “D, por ndryshimi mes tyre është se “D e Would ka përdorim të pakufizuar tek
Ligjërata e Zhdrejtë, kurse D’ e Had, e ka të kufizuar.
Shembull1: She run and cried up to us than she would try to find us again - She run and
cried up to us than she’ d try to find us again.
Shembull2: Alma said her husband had lieft the house yesterday- Alma said he’d lieft the
house yesterday.
Përemrat vetorë në ligjëratën e drejtë: I dhe You kthehen në He, She, it sipas kuptimit.We
dhe You ( shumësi) nuk ndryshon vetëm në rastin kur kryefjala e fjalive kryesore është
Veta e tretë dhe kthehet me They
Shembull: He said”We can go together with you”- He said that they can go together with us.
Sipas shembullit
1- My , mine –imi, imja– kthehet me His, her(hers), its( atij, asaj, i atij) sipas kuptimit
( njëjës).
3- Your, yours- Yti, jotja- kthehet me my, mine- imi, imja,kur i referohet folësit dhe nuk
ndryshon kur i referohet dëgjuesit.
4- Your, yours- Juaja, e juaja- kthehet në our, ours- ynë, jona, kur i referohet folësit dhe
nuk ndryshon kur i referohen dëgjuesit.
Shembull 1- He spoke that “My translation is very good”. He spoked that his translation was
very good.
Shembull 2-They cried to us”Your democracy is a big fake”. They cried to us that our
democracy is a big fake.
Ndajfoljet e kohës dhe vendit dhe foljet e formave “must” dhe “ought” sipas ligjëratës së
zhdrejtë:
Now –tani Ligjërata e Drejtë, kthehet prej ligjëratës së zhdrejtë: Then- aty
Tomorrow- Nesër (“ )kthehet prej (“ ) me the next day- dita tjetër( e nësërmja)
Yesterday – Dje (“) kthehet prej (“) me the day before – ajo ditë para
Today – Sot (“) kthehet prej (“) me that day- këtë ditë.
Shembull me ndajfolje :
Ligjërata e Drejtë: I wrote on the book “Now is finished everything”
–Ligjërata e Drejtë : We said again to him:” You must now that here is Albania, go away!”
Ligjëratës së zhdrejtë: We said to him You must now there is Albania,so he goes away.
Ligjërata e Drejtë: She comes and told to me” I will meet you tomorrow”.
Ligjëratës së zhdrejtë: She comes and told she would meet me the next day.
Ligjërata e Drejtë: The boys wrote to their friends”We were yesterday but we couldn’t
meet them”–
Ligjëratës së zhdrejtë : They had wrote to them were the day before but couldn’t meet .
Ligjërata e Drejtë: The children asked to the teacher” Have we lesson today?”
Ligjëratës së zhdrejtë –The children asked to the teacher if they had lesson that day.
Tekst: Happy Saint-Valentin ( Rewrite the dialogue to a New text ) sipas Ligjërata e Drejtë/
Ligjëratës së zhdrejtë
Përktheni: He said to me he was latë last time for the metting, so now it will be yet. We
told to him: “ We can ‘t do it now”. He gets up and think” Maybe I have come for
nothing”. You said “We are interested for this”. She run and cried up to us than she would
try to find us again. Alma said: “ My husband left the house yesterday “.They cried to us
that our democracy is a big fake. He spoke that “My translation is very good”.
Fjalor:
Now –tani:
Then- aty
Here – këtu
there-atje
Tomorrow- Nesër
Yesterday – Dje
Today – Sot
Our,ours- jona,ynë,
husband- bashkëshort
wife- bashkëshorte
democracy-demokraci,
Kapitull 38(Thirty-Eight)
You must go now You may come? You might see this
He /she must go now He /she may comes? Might he or she see this?
You must go now You may come You might see this
They must go now They may come They might see this
Mbani mend: Fjalia qëllimore nga anglishtja shprehet me paskajorën dhe format e pashtjelluara.
She take his father to present him the boyfriend-Ajo mori të jatin ti prezantonte të dashurin.
Kur fjalia e varur, shpreh qëllimn direkt, e cila ndodh shpesh kur kryefjala kryesore ka ndryshim
nga kryefjala e fjalive qëllimore pasuese, përdoren paskajorja me foljet
Shembull
1- I open the class that she might be interested for some courses.
2- I shall buy a new telephone so you may used the mine now.
3- I had been in his office that he might understand me why I called him.
Paskajorja e qëllimores kryen edhe zbulimin e emrit apo mbiemrit shoqërues sipas kuptim
foljor apo fjalive. Shembull: She has a car to sell it- Ajo ka një makinë për të shitur.
Qëllimorja si fjali përdor edhe P/vetvetor sipas vetave, ose “For”- për duke plotësuar
kundrinat sipas kuptimit.
Shembull: This jacket is nice for him to be well dressed for the ceremony of Friday.
I have smoked a lot . I (……) finished with it. (_____) you come please
here? They ( _____) come now for a visit here , are you ready?
What do you like before _(_______) I know it ?
2- I shall buy a New telephone so you may used the mine now.
3-I had been in his office that he might understand me why I called him.
Fjalor:
woman –grua
to calculate – kalkulon
is better – më e mira
to be accomplish – të përmbushet
telephone- Telefon
understand- kuptoj
jacket- xhaketa
courses- kurse
flowers- lule
Kapitull 39(Thirty-nine)
Shembull: Fjalitë pyetëse të drejta: She told to me: “Are you coming for dinner?” ( e tashme)
Fjalitë pyetëse të zhdrejta: She asked to me if I was coming for dinner( e shkuar).
Fjalitë pyetëse të drejta; They said to him: “ Will you won for us?” ( e ardhme)
Fjalitë pyetëse të zhdrejta: They asked him If he will won for them( Kushtore) etj.
Pyetjet e drejta në anglisht, siç kemi theksuar në fillim të metodës kryhen nga”7- W” e
Çelësave Anglez si Why, What, Who, Where, Which, How? When?
When are you coming? What are you doing here? How are you? Which is him with you?
What can you do for tomorrow? Who are you? Why are they alone?
He asked me when I was coming.They asked to me what I was doing there. She asked to
me how I was. You told to them which haved I with me. He asked me why they were alone.
The students had done the vacancies and are now prepared to do the exams. Some
tourists come this summer in Albania, to see also the possibility of investiments. We liked
the movie last Friday.
Përktheni: When are you coming? What are you doing here? How are you? Which
is him with you?What can you do for tomorrow? Who are you? Why are they alone?
They asked to me what I was doing there. She asked to me how I was. You told to them
which haved I with me. He asked me why they were alone. She asked to me if I was
coming for dinner. They said to him: “ Will you won for us?”
Fjalor:
When- kur
She asked to me how I was.- Ajo deshi të dinte se kush isha dhe si isha.
Kapitull 40(Fourty)
Leksioni: Fjalia përcaktore
Titulli: Si të ndërtojmë bashkbisedime të gjata?
Përemrat lidhorë- Which, (I-)Cili(t), That- Ky(këtij)
Mbani mend: Fjalia përcaktore, ka të njëjtin funksion me mbiemrin cilësor,
dmth ndryshon ose kufizon kuptimin e emrit të fjalive
kryesore, kryesisht kundrinat ose kryefjalat. Përemrat lidhorë
Which- I cili, that-ky, këtij (jofrymorë) kanë prirje të përdorën pa
dallime. Fjalia gjithsesi ka ndryshime.
Koha e Zgjedhimit
I had readed all of it
The day _____ you had coming to us was raining. All the memories (______) you send to
me by post I had still with me everywhere. The boy (_______) gave to me the News has
long hairs, good smile and a large sens of humour .
Fjalor:
That-ky atje,
Movie-film kinemaje
Invited-ftuar
Looking- shoh
Weeding- martesa
Amazing- e mrekullueshme
Home- banesa
Remember-kujtoj
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Hello people of the World!- Përshëndetje Popujt e Planetit!
There are seven billion people in the world and they live in all different corners of it. They live on
the snow and ice of the Poles and in the tropical jungles of the equator. They have climbed the
highest mountains and walked on the sea bed. Some of them have even left the earth and visited the
moon. The human species is the most numerous and the most powerful of all the species on earth.
How did this happen? In many ways, animals can do things better than we can. Dogs can smell and
hear better than we can. Cats can see in the dark. Birds can fly thousands of miles away and return
to the same place every year..But we are different. No other species can build cathedrals,plays
football, tells jokes gets married , had prisons, writes symphonies, elects presidents, or goes to the
moon. That is one thing above all that makes people and animals different. People love to talk, to
talk- talk-talk. We are great communicators! And we can communicate so many things in so many
ways-with our faces, our hands, our bodies and our voices. Most importants of all this, we can
record what we say and think in writing, so that we can communicate throught time. We have a
sense of past and future, not just present. We are the only species than can change the world and we
are the only that can choose either to look after our world or to destroy it.
Jane: Thank you so much, I’very glad to see you. Come in and meet my mother.Mummy, may I
introduce my friend Mary?
Jane: Let me show you our new flat. This is the dining –room, it is the biggest room of all.On the
right you see my parent’s bedroom, on the left is my room. This is the kitchen and that is our
bathroom. Tom’s room is on the other part of the hall.
Mary: It’s really a wonderfull flat and so spacious-2.The rooms looks so bright and airy.
Jane: Oh, yes because the windows see to the south which means lots of sunshine.But you must
see our balcony too; mummy has a lot of flowers there, it looks like a small garden .
Jane: No, we only repolished it. In our small flat there was so little light and everything looked so
dull. Now we have plenty of room and keep everything neat and tidy-3. In the kitchen there are
several built-in cupboards.
Mary : Well, I should like to stay longer, but I’m in a hurry-4.Good bye and I hope to see you
again, as soon as possible.
Fjalor - 1- drop in- bëj një vizitë të shkurtër, të paparashikuar. 2- so spacious- kaq i gjerë
3- neat and tidy –pastër dhe bukur. 4- I’m in a hurry – Jam me nxitim, nxitohem diku .
The Crow and the Jug –Korbi dhe Qypi i Kristalit
A Crow that was very thirsty flew to a jug, hoping to find some water in it. Water there was, but
so little of it, that with all her efforts, the poor crow, could not so much as wet the tip of her bill-1-.
“Never despair.”-2-. Said the Crow to her-self,” where there’s a will there’s a way!”-3.
A clever thought came into her little black head. She could not get down to the water, but she might
make the water rise up to her. The Crow picked up a small rounded stone and dropped it into the
jug, another and then another.As they sank, the water began to rise.Before the crow had dropped
in many stones, her labour was rewarded, and she drank at her ease -4 water which , but for her
clever thought, she would never have been able to reach.
Fjalor:
1- She could not so much as wet the tip of the bill- s’mundi veçse të lagë majën e sqepit.
3- Where there is a will there’s a way- Ku ka dëshirë e vullnet, ka zgjidhje dhe rrugëdalje.
5- But for her clever thought- po të mos i kishte shkuar në mend (kjo).
Fjalor
1-were getting water froma a well –Po nxirrnin ujë nga pusi.
Proverbs -Proverba
1-Good words are good, but good deeds are better-
2-The winds and the waves are always on the side of the ablest navigators
-Era dhe vala e mbarë janë gjithmonë në favor të detarve të zotë dhe të zellshëm .
5-Culture is to know the best what has been said and thought in the world.
-Kultura vjen nga njohja e më të mires se çka ka thënë dhe bërë bota me kohë.
Riddles –Gjeagjëza
- 1-What can pass before the sun without making a shadow? –
4- What is that often we see being made, but never see it after is made?
-Cilën gjë e shohim shpesh kur ndodh, por asnjëherë pasi ka ndodhur?
5- What is it cannot think , cannot speak, but tell the truth to all the world?
-Kush është ajo e cila s’ka gojë dhe mendje , por i tregon të vërtetën gjithë botës?
-Scales – Peshorja..
-Advice – Këshillat.
Fables- Fabula
The Fox and the Grapes (Dhelpra dhe Rrushi)
A hungry fox once spied a fine bunch of grapes and jumped hanging on a wall. He thought
that they would be nice food and jumped to get them. But the grapes were too high.He tried
again,and for the second time he failed. He tried and failed over and over again -1-.At last
he found it was no use -2- and licked his lips saying:”The grapes are too sour and not worth
the trouble”-3-
Fjalor
1- Tried and failed over and over again- U përpoq disa here, por nuk ia doli mbanë.
2- It was no use- s’kishte dobi dhe duk puna.
Fjalor
-A boy was bathing in a river , and getting out of his depth-1- was on the point of sinking ,
when he saw a passerby , to whom he called out for help-2- with all his might. The man , instead
of helping the boy out-3- , began to reason with him upon foolishness. “Oh , save me now, dear!
and then read the lecture afterwards” said the boy.
Fjalor –
1- Getting out of this depth- duke u futur shumë thellë
3- Instead of helping the boy out – Në vend që ta ndihmonte djalin për të dale nga uji.
2- Father: Isn’t it wonderfull how little chicks get out of their shells?
4- Father took his young daughter to the cinema. He took a seat in the middle of the hall while
his daughter sat down in the front row to join some other children. The news-reel was
showing a forest fire which frightened the girl very much and she came back to take a seat
beside her father.”What’s the matter?” he asked.”Did the fire frighten you? “ “Oh, no !_she
answered. “The smoke got in my eyes.”…
Anecdote -Anektoda
- 1) Alexander Dumas, the great French writer was travelling Switzerland.In that country
there is no national language. Near Geneva the inhabitans speak French, in the North they
speak German. One day , he went to an inn in the German part of Switzerland. He wanted
to have mushrooms for his dinner, but as he did not know a word of German, the inn-
keeper could not understand him.Seeing this , Dumas drew a mushrooms on the wall.”Oh,
very well , I see what you want.” Said the inn-keeper in German. He went out of the room
and retourned soon after with a large… umbrella in his hand.
- 2) A prophet , sitting in the market place , told the fortunes to the passers-by. A boy ran up
to him in great haste and told him that his house was burning. The poor prophet sighed
heavily and hastened away as fast as he could run. A neighbor saw him running and
said.”Oh you fellow there!There you say you can foretell the fortune of others, how is it you
did not foresse your own?
- 3) Once a foreign army was coming to Sparta . They sent a man with a letter to Spartans. In
this letter they wrote:”Your soldiers are good, but you have very few of them.Our army is
so great and strong that you cannot fight it. If you try to fight it, you will die, we shall kill all
your soldiers. If we win we shall break up everything in your cities and towns. If our
soldiers win they will make every child their slaves…
The Spartans sent them their answer. There was only one word in it”IF”….
ENGLISH WELCOME 1”
Fjalor orientues i përgjithshëm… sipas gërmës
A ( ei) a
[N]-emer
la [muz.]
notë: nota shkëlqyeshëm (në shkollë)
a-një
aback- prapa
abaci
['æbəsaı]
- pl. i 'abacus'
abacus
['æbəkəs]
Genëral
[N]
abak
numërator
panel mozaike
Abaddon
[ə'bædən]
General
[NPR]
Abaddon [bibl.]
abaft
[ə'bæft]
[ADV]
pupë: në pupë [det.]
pupë: tek pupa [det.]
abalonë
[,æbə'ləʋnı]
[N]
guaskë
abandon
[ə'bændən]
[V]
lë
braktis
heq dorë
abdominal
[æb'dɒmənəl]
[A]
bark: i barkut
barkor
abandoned
[ə'bændənd]
[A]
lëshuar: i lëshuar
çlirët: i çlirët
abandon oneself to despair
[V]
dëshpërim: bie në dëshpërim
abase
[ə'beıs]
[V]
poshtëroj
ul
abattoir
[,æbə'twɑ:r]
[N]
thertore
abatis
['æbə,tı]
[N]
abbess
['æbıs]
[N]
murgeshë: e para e murgeshave në një abaci
ABC
[,eıbi:si
[A]
atomik
[N]
alfabet
abëcë
appease
[ə'pi:z]
[V]
paqësoj
zbut
qetësoj
kënaq
plotësoj
absolved
mbiemër
i falur (drejt.)
be absorbed in a book
folje jam zhytur në libër
- be appeased
appease: be appeased
[V]
rehatohem
abide
[ə'baıd]
[V]
banoj
rri
mbetem
pajtohem
appendix
[ə'pendıks]
[N]
shtojcë
pjesë e dalë e një organi
shtesë
abhor
[æb'hɔ:r]
[V]
urrej
neveris
krupë: kam krupë (nga diçkaje)
neverit
abeam
[ə'bi:m]
[ADV]
tërthor
abecedarian
[,eıbısı'deərıən]
[A]
thjeshtë: i thjeshtë
a bed
[ə'bed]
[ADV]
shtrat: në shtrat
Armchair- Kolltuk lëkure.
B (bi) b
Babbitt-folje borgjez i vogël
garant (fin),sponsor,
backgammon-emër tavëll
bookcase-raft librash
bedroom-dhomë gjumi
bath-banjë dushi-vaska
bathroom-dhomë larje
C (si) c
Cupboard-mbajtëse enësh
Chair-karrige
Cooker-furra, soba,
Cab-polic,makina
[kæb]
[N]
karrocë
taksi
kabinë
- hansom cab
cabbalistic
[,kæbə'lıstık]
[A]
enigmatik
cabinet-maker
['kæbənıt,meıkər]
[N]
mobilier
cascade
[kæs'keıd]
[N]
ujëvarë
[V]
lart: bie nga lart
krijoj ujëvarë
D (di)
dabble
['dæbəl]
[V]
lag
njom
llapashit
vadit
bubërroj
ujit
ujis
merrem nga pak
vadis
dabster
['dæbstər]
[N]
usta i keq
dagger
['dægər]
[N]
kamë
kryq [poligr.]
[V]
shpoj me thikë
qëlloj me kamë
dalliance
['dælıəns]
[N]
dëfrim
qëndrim joserioz
naze
damage
['dæmıdʒ]
[N]
dëm
qeder
zarar
humbje
dëmshpërblim
kosto [gj. fol.]
çmim [gj. fol.]
shpenzim
prishje
mungesë rehati
[V]
dëmtoj
shkaktoj dëm
vras (trup)
- damages
- There doesn't seem to be much damage.
damp
[dæmp]
[A]
lagët: i lagët
lagur: i lagur
njomë: i njomë
lagësht: i lagësht
[N]
lagështi
brengë
njomje
mjegull
trishtim
gaz miniere
[V]
lag
brengos
spërkat
frenoj [tek.]
shuaj
pikëlloj
pakësoj amplitudën e lëkundeve [fiz.]
shuaj një tingull [fiz.]
dancer
['dænsər]
[N]
valltar
kërcimtar
balerin
balerinë
vallëzues
E (I)
eagerness
['i:gərnıs]
[N]
etje
lakmi
padurim
eagle
['i:gəl]
[N]
shqiponjë
eaglet
['i:glıt]
[N]
zog shqiponjë
ear
[ıər]
[N]
vesh
dëgjim
vesh muzikor
dorëz
vrimë
vesh i enës
vegjë
kalli
[V]
lëshoj: lëshon kalli
lëroj
- be up to the ears in
- Where is the nearest ear specialist?
eardrum
['ıərdrʌm]
[N]
daulle e veshit
earlier
['ɜ:rlıər]
[ADV]
herët: më herët
përpara: më përpara
earn
[ɜ:rn]
[V]
fitoj
meritoj
earnings
['ɜ:rnıŋz]
[N]
rrogë
pagë
fitim
earthenware
['ɜ:rɵən,weər]
[N]
enë prej argjile
artikull: artikuj prej argjile
argjilë=deltinë
earthquake['ɜ:rɵ,kweık] [N]tërmet
F (ef)
Fridge-frigoriferi
Fire-zjarr
Frame-Shkrepje, Tabllo..,Fryma
Fabric
['fæbrık] [N]
pëlhurë
cohë
stof
teksturë
endje
cilësi
strukturë (e shoqërisë)
ndërtim
face
[feıs]
[N]
fasadë
fytyrë
pamje
fytyrë: shprehje e fytyrës
çehre
ngërdheshje
gjest
dukje
paraqitje
faqë
fushë
sipërfaqë
anë e mbarë
fushë sahati
dinjitet
paturpësi
[V]
dal: i dal përballë
kthej fytyrën nga
ballë: bëj ballë
has
përballoj
vesh (murin me pllaka)
- in face of
- in the face
- in the face of
- make a face
- make a wry face
- make faces
- make up one's face
- on the face of it
- set one's face against
- to one's face
G (xhei)
gabber
['gæbər]
[N]
llafazan
gad about
[V]
vij vërdallë
endem
gain victory
[V]
fitore: korr fitore
gain weight
[ID]
shtoj në peshë
galanty show
[N]
hije kinëze
gab: have the gift of the gab
[V]
brisk: jam brisk nga goja
gabardine
['gæbər,di:n]
[N]
gabardinë (stofë)
pallto gabardinë
gaby [colloq.]
['geıbı]
[N]
budalla
gaga [colloq.]
['gɑ:gɑ:]
[A]
budalla
gaga: go gaga over smth. [colloq.]
[V]
marrë: bëj si i marrë pas diçkaje
Laddie Gaga –Zonja Budalle
gagman
['gæg,mæn] [N]autor shprehjeve komike për estradë, teatër
I (ij)
I
[aı]
[PRON]
Unë
ibidem
[ı'bi:dem]
[ADV]
aty: po aty
ice: on ice
[A]
akull: me akull
icebound
['aısbaʋnd]
[A]
ngecur: i ngecur në akull
bllokuar: i bllokuar nga akulli
ice cream
['aıs,kri:m]
[N]
akullore
icehouse
['aıs,haʋs]
[N]
depo akulli
depo ushqimesh të ruajtura në akull
shtëpi me blloqe akulli
dyqan i bizhuterisë
ID: Your ID please.
[PHR]
identifikim: Kartën tuaj të identifikimit, ju lutem.
idea: get ideas into one's head
[V]
shkoj me mendjen se ushqej shpresa të kota.
idleness
['aıdəlnıs]
[N]
përtaci
plogështi
papunësi
H (eixh)
hideous
['hıdıəs]
Genëral
[A]
shëmtuar: i shëmtuar
neveritshëm: i neveritshëm
hideout
['haıdaʋt]
Genëral
[N]
çerdhe
strofull
vend i izoluar
higgle
['hıgəl]
[V]
highborn
['haı,bɔ:rn]
[A]
derë: prej dere të lartë
high-coloured
[haı'kʌlərd]
[A]
ndezur: i ndezur
kuq: i kuq
përskuqur: i përskuqur
highfaluting
[,haıfə'lʋtıŋ]
[A]
fryrë: i fryrë
[N]
bombastik
pompoz
J (xhi)
jab
[dʒæb]
Genëral
[N]
goditje
goditje e mprehtë
shpim
goditje e shkurtër
jacket
['dʒækıt]
Genëral
[N]
xhaketë
veshje e jashtme
kopertinë
kopak
dosje
këllëf
lëvozhgë
lëvore
lupsa
lëkurë
jack towel
[dʒæk'taʋəl]
Genëral
[N]
peshqir
jaggy
['dʒægı]
Genëral
[A]
dhëmbëzuar: i dhëmbëzuar
jalopy
[dʒə'lɒpı]
Genëral
[N]
karakatinë
jargonelle
[,dʒɑ:rgə'nël]
General
[N]
dardhë
javelin
['dʒævlın]
Genëral
[N]
shtizë [sport.]
K (kei)
kaleyard
['keıl,jɑ:rd]
[N]
kopsht
kedgeree
['kedʒə,ri:]
[N]
gjallë me oriz, qëpë, vezë
kedxheri
keel
[ki:l]
[N]
kil [det.]
anije
[V]
përmbys
- on an even keel
keep away from
[V]
pengoj
keep back
[V]
prapsem
mbrapa: bëj mbrapa
keep books
[V]
mbaj libra
L (el)
Leasing-dhënie me qira..
labefaction
[,læbə'fækʃən]
[N]
dridhur: të dridhura
dobësi
ladder
['lædər]
[N]
shkallë
rang [fig.]
shkallë shoqërore
syth i liruar
[V]
dal: del fija
nxjerr: i nxjerr gojët çorapeve
M ( em)
Macadam
[mə'kædəm]
çakëll me serë
xhade e asfaltuar
machinë minder
[mə'ʃi:n,maındər]
[N]
punëtor
made to order
[,meıdtə'ɔ:rdər]
[A]
bërë: i bërë me porosi
mag
[mæg]
[N]
llomotitje
malaise
[mæ'leız]
[N]
gjendje e sëmurë
pafuqi
manumission
[,mænjə'mıʃən]
[N]
çlirim nga skllavëria
marrowbonë
['mærəʋ,bəʋn]
[N]
kockë me palcë
thelbN (en)
Nailer
['nëılər]
[N]
mjeshtër
zoti
narration
[næ'reıʃən]
[N]
kallëzim
tregim
rrëfenjë
ritregim
nëat-handed
[ni:t'hændıd]
[A]
shkathët: i shkathët
zoti: i zoti
nëcessarily
[,nësə'serəlı]
[ADV]
detyrimisht
medoemos
domosdo
nëcktie
['nëktaı]
[N]
Kravatë
nëedy person
[N]
varfanjak
nërve-racking
['nɜ:rv,rækıŋ]
[A]
cingrisës
nërvozues
O (0)
oafish
['əʋfıʃ]
[A]
pagdhendur: i pagdhendur
trashë: i trashë
ngathët: i ngathët
rëndë: i rëndë
oarage
['ɔ:rıdʒ]
[N]
vozitje
kanotazh
obeisance
[əʋ'beısəns]
[N]
përkulje në shenjë nderimi
nderim
respektim
- make an obeisance
obligatory
[ə'blıgə,tɔ:rı]
[A]
detyrueshëm: i detyrueshëm
detyruar: i detyruar
obliteratë
[ə'blıtə,reıt]
[V]
shuaj
fshij
zhduk
prish
obstinacy
['ɒbstənəsı]
[N]
kryenëçësi
kokëfortësi
këmbëngulje
obtainable
[əb'teınəbəl]
Genëral
[A]
arritshëm: i arritshëm
P(pi)
Pace[peıs]
[ADV]
leje: me lejen e [lat.]
[N]
Hap
ecje
ecurit: të ecurit
shpejtësi
ritëm
[V]
eci tutje tëhu
mat me hapa
caktoj ritmin
stërvit kalin
- keep pace
- keep pace with
package
['pækıdʒ]
[N]
pako
deng
paketë
ambalazh
[V]
ambalazhoj
pakëtoj
- What's the postage on a package?
paean
['pi:ən]
[N]
Himn
paediatric
[,pi:dı'ætrık]
[A]
pediatrik
painted
['peıntıd]
[A]
bojatisur: i bojatisur
stolisur: i stolisur
pikturuar: i pikturuar
shtinjak
fals
- not painted
pall
[pɔ:l]
[N]
Mbulesë
velenxë
re e zezë [fig.]
[V]
bajatët
bëhem i mërzitshëm
humbet lezet
velem
ngopem
Q(kju)
Quackery
['kwækərı] [N]
Mashtrim
quake
[kweık]
[N]
lëkundje
dridhje
tërmet
[V]
dridhem
lëkund
tundem
troshitem
ngjethem
qualified
['kwɒlə,faıd]
[A]
përshtatshëm: i përshtatshëm
kompetent
kufizuar: i kufizuar
quean
[kwi:n]
[N]
femër e pacipë
grua e përdalë
queen
[kwi:n]
[N]
mbretëreshë
damë
matkë
parëzë
[V]
mbretëreshë: bëj mbretëreshë
mbretëroj
querulous
['kwerələs]
[A]
ankimtar
qaraman
idhnak
quest
[kwest]
[N]
kërkim
gjë e kërkuar
objekt për të kërkuar
[V]
kërkoj
quibble
['kwıbəl]
[N]
lojë me fjalë
stërhollim
bishtnim
quicknëss
['kwıknıs]
[N]
shpejtësi
mprehtësi
S (es)
Sink-lavapjata
Sabers
['seıbərz]
[N]
shpatë
safety pin
['seıftıpın]
[N]
mbërtheckë
paramanë
valvul sigurimi
samenëss
['seımnıs]
[N]
njëjtësi
gjasim
ngjashmëri
njëtrajtshmëri
sandwich
['sændwıtʃ]
[A]
shumështresshëm: i shumështresshëm
[N]
sandviç
kushtetutë shumëstresëshe
sanduiç
- Bring me a triple-decker sandwich and milk, please.
- chicken sandwich
- club sandwich
- I'll just have a ham sandwich.
- roast beef sandwich
- salmon sandwich- sardinë sandwich
- triple-decker sandwich
saturatëd
['sætʃə,reıtıd]
[A]
ngopur: i ngopur
njomë: i njomë
qullur: i qullur
thellë: i thellë
R(er)
race
[reıs]
[N]
garë
garë: gara vrapimi
vrapim shpejtësie
garë shpejtësie
vrapim me kuaj
garë: gara hipizimi
largësi
largesë
distancë
rrugë: rruga e jetës
racë
klan
popull
komb
prejardhje
lloj
[V]
garë: bëj garë
matëm në shpejtësi
vrapoj me vrull
- close-run race
- How many races are there today?
- How many races has this jockey won?
- When does the race begin?
ragtime
['rægtaım]
[A]
vallëzimi
regtajmi
[N]
ritëm për vallëzim
regtajm
T(ti)
Toilet-tualet-banjo
Table-tavolinë
tabard
['tæbərd]
[N]
pardesy
tableau
['tæbləʋ]
[N]
skenë e gjallë
tabllo
tablecloth
['teıbəl,klɒɵ] [N]
mbulesë tavolinë
mësallë
tableful
['teıbəl,fʋl]
[N]
tavolinë e plotë me gosti
tablespoon
['teıbəl,spu:n] [N]
lugë gjelle
tablet
['tæblıt]
[N]
pllakë
bllok
hapje
tablet
table talk
['teıbəl,tɔ:k]
[N]
Muhabet
tableware
['teıbəl,weər]
[N]
takëm
tactful
['tæktfəl]
[A]
takt: me takt
gudulisem: që guduliset shpejt
tailor
['teılər]
[N]
rrobaqëpës
[V]
qëp
tails
[teılz]
[N]
frak [bised.]
pilë
anë e përparme e monëdhës
llum
take away
[V]
heq
vjedh
marr me vete
largoj
largohem
ik
arratisem
ik me vrap
prish
shkatërroj
zvogëloj
zbres
U(ju)
ubiety
[ju:'baıətı]
[N]
vendqëndrim
ugly
['ʌglı]
shëmtuar: i shëmtuar
keq: i keq
pakëndshëm: i pakëndshëm
umbelliferous
[,ʌmbə'lıfərəs]
çadër: çadëri
umbrella
[ʌm'brelə]
[N]
çadër
ombrellë
mbrojtje
unable
[ʌn'eıbəl]
[A]
pazoti: i pazoti
paaftë: i paaftë
unaccomplished
[,ʌnə'kɒmplıʃt]
[A]
papërfunduar: i papërfunduar
pazbatuar: i pazbatuar
paplotësuar: i paplotësuar
unaccountable
[,ʌnə'kaʋntəbəl]
[A]
pashpjegueshëm: i pashpjegueshëm
papërgjegjshëm: i papërgjegjshëm
unacquainted
[,ʌnək'weıntıd]
[A]
panjohur: i panjohur
pavënë: i pavënë në dijeni
unanimous
[ju:'nænəməs]
[A]
njëzëshëm: i njëzëshëm
unanim
V(vi)
vacant
['veıkənt]
[A]
lirë: i lirë
vakant
bosh
pazënë: i pazënë
zbrazët: i zbrazët
- No vacant tables
vacation: I'm on vacation.
[PHR]
pushime: Kam ardhur për pushime.
pushime: Unë jam me pushime.
vacillate
['væsə,leıt]
[V]
luhatëm
lëkundem
ngurroj
vacuum cleaner
['vækju:əm,kli:nər]
[N]
fshesë elektrike
fshesë me korrent
vagabondage
['vægə,bɒndıdʒ]
[N]
endje
jetë endacake
vagabondazh
vague
[veıg]
[A]
turbullt: i turbullt
paqartë: i paqartë
mjegullt: i mjegullt
pasaktë: i pasaktë
largët: i largët [fig.]
pacaktuar: i pacaktuar
hutuar: i hutuar
vakil
[væ'ki:l]
[N]
përfaqësues
avokat
valediction
[,vælı'dıkʃən]
[N]lamtumirë-fjalë e lamtumirës
valet
[væ'leı]
[N]
shërbëtor
gardërobist hoteli
varëse rrobash
validate
['vælıdeıt]
[V]
quaj të vlefshëm
provoj
vërtetoj
valley
['vælı]
[N]
luginë
lugajë
vanguard
['væn,gɑ:rd]
[N]
pararojë
avangardë
variance: be at variance
[V]
mosmarrëveshje: kam një mosmarrëveshje (me dikë)
grindje: kam një grindje (me dikë)
vaunt
[vɔ:nt]
[N]
mburrje
[V]
lavdëroj
mburr
lavdërohem
X(eks)
Xanthous
['zænɵəs]
[A]
verdhë: i verdhë
flokëverdhë
xylography
[zaı'lɒgrəfı]
[N]
gdhendje në dru
gravurë në dru
X-ray: I nëed to have some X-rays taken.
[PHR]
radioskopi: Më duhet të bëj një radioskopi.
xeno-
['zenə]
[PREF]
kseno-
ndryshëm: -ndryshëm
xenophobe
['zenə,fəʋb]
[N]
ksenofob
xebec
['zi:bek]
[N]
anije e vogël tredirekëshe
xerox
['zıərɒks]
[V]
fotokopjoj
Y (ypsilon)
yachtsman
['jɒtsmən]
[N]
pronar jahti
drejtues jahti
yank
[jæŋk]
[N]
ndukje
shkulje
[V]
tërheq fort
shkul
yapping
['jæpıŋ]
[N]
lehje
dërdëllisje
dërdëllitje
year
[jıər]
[N]
vjet [krah.]
vit
mot
moshë
vit shkollor
- all through the year
- during the year
- Happy New Year!
- I'll stay here for a year.
- New Year
- New Year's
- of half a year
- of the last year
- përyear
yellowback
['jeləʋ,bæk]
[N]
roman sensacionësh
yesterevening
['jestər,ıvnıŋ]
[N]
mbrëmë
yesternight
['jestər,naıt]
[ADV]
mbrëmë
dje mbrëma
yesterday: the day before yesterday
[ADV]
njëditëzaj
yokemate
['jəʋkmeıt]
[N]
shok punë
bashkëshorte
bashkëshort
yore: of yore
[A]
dikurshëm: i dikurshëm
youngster
['jʌŋstər]
[N]
fëmijë [fig.]
djalë
yourself
[jɔ:r'self]
[PRON]
ti vetë
ju vetë
vetja jote
vetja juaj
vetë
yourselves
[jɔ:r'selvz]
Vetja juaj
- pl. i 'yourself'
yummy
['jʌmı]
[A]
shijshëm: i shijshëm [gj. fol.]
W(dabl”vi)
wabble
['wɒbəl]
[N]
tund: e tundur
lëkundje
luhatje
plagë nga fërkimi i shalës (tek kali)
[V]
dridhem
lëkundem
tundem
ngurroj
wacky
['wækı]
[A]
krisur: i krisur
lloj: i një lloji tjetër
torolloz
wader
['weıdər]
[N]
zog këmbëgjatë
çizme gjahtari
lejlek
waft
[wæft]
[N]
valëvitje
puhi
aromë
përhapje
[V]
çoj
pluskoj: pluskon në ajër
wage increase
[N]
rritje rroge
wagework
['weıdʒwɜ:rk]
[N]
punë me mëditje
Waggon
['wægən]
[NPR]
arushë: Arusha e Madhe [astr.]
waif
[weıf]
[N]
varfanjak
fëmijë i braktisur
mall pa zot
waiter
['weıtər]
[N]
kamerier
pritës
tabaka
waiting list
[N]
listë pritje
listë e personave në pritje
- Would you like me to put you on our waiting list?
waiting room
['weıtıŋ,ru:m]
[N]
dhomë pritjeje
sallë pritjeje
wait upon
[V]
shërbëj
rrjedh nga
vizitë: bëj një vizitë
wake
[weık]
[V]
zgjohem
sy: më hapen sytë
përmendem
ngre nga gjumi
ngjall
- Could you wake me for the meal, please?
- in the wake of
- Would you please wake me at 8 a.m.?
walk: have a walk
[V]
shëtit
shëtis
wallet
['wɒlıt]
[N]
qëse
kuletë
portofol
- I'd like a leather wallet.
- I forgot my wallet.
- I lost my wallet.
wallpaper
['wɔ:l,peıpər]
[N]Tapiceri
letër për veshje muresh-gazetë muri
Z (zed)
zany
['zeını]
[A]
marrë: i marrë
teveqël
[N]
bufon [teat.]
karagjoz [teat.]
zap
[zæp]
[V]
shkatërroj
bombardoj
vras
qëroj
prish
habis
zealous
['zeləs]
[A]
zellshëm: i zellshëm
përkushtuar: i përkushtuar
zephyr
['zefər]
[N]
erë e lehtë
fllad
erë perëndimi
zestfully
['zestfəlı]
[ADV]
vrull: me vrull
zip code
['zıp,kəʋd]
[N]
kod postar
zip-fastener
[,zıp'fæsənər]
[N]
zinxhir rrobash
zoom
[zu:m]
[N]
ngjitje vertikale
[V]
buçet
ngjitet vrik përpjetë
kalon me shungullimë
ik si shigjetë
zyme
[zaım]
[N]
tharm
ferment-enzimë
Listë Përmbajtja e Metodës:
Mësimi -
Ilustrime Gramatike Metodike
Example:Shembull
Andrew saw them. Tell us about your trip. The teacher explained everything to me. The letter was written
by him. Betsy prepared a dinner for you.
Example: Shembull
I saw your wallet.> It is here. I cannot find my pen.> I think, I have lost it. Leo bought a new car.> It is
large and roomy inside. He opened a bottle of milk.> It was sour.
2) Demonstrative pronoun 'it' is synonymous with 'this'. Both can often be used interchangeably.
Example:Shembull
It is a cat. Please do not do it. Martin read about it in the newspaper. It was the most serious decision of
her life.
3) Indefinite pronoun. Each English sentence must have a subject .Pronoun 'it' is often used as a formal
subject of indefinite sentences.
Example:Shembull
It is 5 p.m. already. It is great to be young! It is important to memorize new English words. It was she
who came first. It was raining all day on Tuesday.
1.1.4. ARTICLES-NYJET
The correct use of articles is one of the biggest problems in mastering English, especially for speakers of
languages that don't have articles. However, constant attention to the use of articles by native speakers of
English and thoughtful consideration of the rules allow to solve this problem successfully. Article is a
special particle that is placed in front of a noun (or a noun's modifier) in order to closer specify the object
or the concept this noun refers to. English has just two articles: the indefinite article 'a (an)' and the
definite article 'the'.
The indefinite article 'a' (or 'an' before a vowel sound) is used with a singular countable noun that is either
mentioned for the first time or identified as one in a row of many similar objects. The indefinite article
stems from the numeral 'one' and can often be replaced, without loss of meaning, by words 'one', 'any',
'some'.
Example:Shembull
Give me a pen, please (one pen, any pen). We saw a house (some house). I have a difficult task (one of
many possible tasks).
In English, the indefinite article can only be used with countable nouns in singular. This means that, with
uncountable and plural nouns, the indefinite meaning is conveyed by omitting an article altogether.
Instead, indefinite pronouns 'some', 'any' may be used.
Example:Shembull
Last night we had snow. Give me some coffee, please. You are our guest of honor. He waited for hours.
She doesn't have any friends.
Exception:Përjashtime
The indefinite article may be used with an abstract noun accompanied by a descriptive modifier: I felt a
certain impatience. A dull anger rose in his chest.
Example:Shembull
1) The teacher left the door open (objects familiar to the audience).
2) He sat down on a chair. The chair felt quite comfortable (object introduced in context).
3) She went to the nearest/following/main/ only store. Bob told me about the movie he saw yesterday
(modifiers unambiguously identify the objects).
4) The moon orbits the earth (unique objects).
Prepositions are auxiliary words that define relationship of nouns or pronouns with other words in a
sentence. Prepositions may be simple words (for, in, with), compounds (outside, throughout), or
collocations (in front of, with regard to). Some prepositions have their own distinctive meaning (during,
instead of). The meaning of others (for, by, of) is only vaguely defined and is fully realized in a usage
context. The choice of a preposition is determined by one of the three factors:
1) semantic - a preposition's own meaning (on/ in/ under/ over/at/ to the table),
2) grammatical - combinatory rules (at the meeting, over the weekend) or
3) governing rules (belong to, be proud of).
Example:Shembull
1) Take it out of the pocket (from the kitchen, off the shelf) and put it on the desk (near the wall, behind
the armchair).
2) He will arrive in two weeks on Monday at 8 o'clock.
3) It depends on her commitment to the cause.
One of distinctive traits of modern English is that in certain structures a preposition can be separated from
the noun or pronoun it belongs to, usually taking the last position in the sentence.
Example:Shembull
What are you staring at? I know who you are looking for. Get it done over with. There is nothing to worry
about.
After We drove after a school bus. I will be back after 7 p.m.- Pas, mbrapa, më pas, pastaj
Around/about The family gathered around the table. The performance started about 10 o'clock.-rreth e
rrotull
Before The car stopped before the intersection. I will see him before 10 a.m.-përpara, para se
Behind The barn is behind the house. You are always behind schedule.- Mbrapa, pasi që
Between There is a small garden between the buildings. The meeting will start between seven and
eight.- Midis, ndërmjet, ndërdyshas
By His house is by the river. They must be here by three o'clock. (Also instrumental: The
novel was written by a young writer.)-Me , nëpërmjet, me anë të…
In He lives in New York. I will be back in two weeks.- Në, tek , pranë
On The dinner is on the table. The meeting is scheduled on Monday.- Në, brenda, afër
From I got a letter from my mother. They will stay in this hotel from Friday till Monday.-Nga,
prej
Near They met near the bridge. I'm leaving near the end of the month.-Afër, pranë
Upon Nancy put her hands upon the steering wheel. Upon arrival proceed to customs.-Nën,
Through John was looking through the windshield. There was no rain through the whole summer-
nëpërmjet, meqë.
To I am going to the library. Everything was perfect to this day.- Mbi, meqë
Over A plane flew over the field. He didn't change over the years.- Mbi, mbase, përtej
Under The boy stood under a marquee. He cannot do it under an hour.-Nën, mbase , këtej
Space / Direction-Hapësirë-Drejtim
Across The forest is across the lake. He walked across the street.-Mes,përmes
Along Big trees grow along the road. They walked along the fence talking.-gjatë-përgjatë
Among Among friends there shouldn't be any secrets. Put the doll among other toys.-Me anë, karshi,
Down The diner is down this road. The boy swam down the river.-poshtë, Nën
In front of She stood in front of a display window. A sports car cut in front of us.-Përballë, Në ballë,
ballazi..
Off The hotel is off the main road. Take you hands off me!-Nuk, Meqë..
Time-Kohe….
Other- tjera
Because We could not visit her because of the rain (reason).-për arsye që
of
For I bought him a present for his birthday (purpose). She was there for five days (duration)-për ,
për arsye që…
Example: Shembull
sensitive> more sensitive; interesting> more interesting; difficult> more difficult; passive> less passive,
etc.
When forming the comparative degree of English adjectives and adverbs, one has to remember the
following exceptions from the rules stated above.
Exceptions:Përjashtime
good, well> better; bad, badly> worse; many (or 'much' for uncountable nouns, see 1.1.3)> more; little>
less; far> farther (distance) or further (distance or time); late> later (time) or latter (order); old> older
(age) or elder (seniority).
Example:Shembull
sensitive> most sensitive; interesting> most interesting; difficult> most difficult; passive> least passive,
etc.
When forming the superlative degree of English adjectives and adverbs, one has to remember the
following exceptions from the rules stated above.
Exceptions:Përjashtime..
good, well> best; bad, badly> worst; many (or 'much' for uncountable nouns)> most; little> least; far>
farthest (distance) or furthest (distance or time); late> latest (time) or last (order); near> nearest (distance)
or next (order); old> oldest (age) or eldest (seniority).
1.3.4. POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS- PËRMERA PRONORË
Possessive pronouns correspond to personal pronouns and answer the question 'whose?': my; your;
his/her/its; our; their. They function as modifiers. When possessive pronouns modify a noun or a noun
with another modifier, an article is not needed.
Example:Shembull
His car is white. I like your sister. We closed our summer house for the winter. Their dog was noisy and
restless.
Example:Shembull
He likes his job. I entered my apartment at 6 o'clock. The nature takes its toll. They spent their vacation in
Europe.
When a possessive pronoun is used alone, it functions as a noun and has a special form: mine; yours;
his/hers/its; ours; theirs.
Example:Shembull
Your room is larger than mine. This pen is hers. I do not have my dictionary.> Can I borrow yours? When
we saw the dog, we realized that it was ours.
Example:Shembull
He always thinks only about himself. They bought themselves new furniture.
Besides their direct meaning, reflexive pronouns are used in two more cases.
1) For emphasis: Do it yourself, dear. I like the melody itself, but not the lyrics. Henry finished all work
himself. She herself said so.
2) To form reflexive verbs: He cut himself. The child already can wash himself.
2.1.2. PRESENT TENSES
The Present Indefinite Tense is used to describe general or regular actions that do not have any definite
time boundaries.
Example: Shembull
He wears glasses. What do you study at school? Sometimes we meet and go to the movies.
The form of a verb in Present Indefinite is the same as the main (dictionary) form (without the particle
'to') in all persons and numbers except the third person singular. In the third person singular (he, she, it)
the main form of a verb receives the ending -s(-es). Conjugation of the English verb 'to tell' in the Present
Indefinite: I tell; we tell; you tell; he (she, it) tells; they tell.
The most widely used English verbs 'to be, to have, to do' are conjugated in the Present Tense in a special
way. These forms should be memorized, since these verbs, besides their direct meaning, are used as
auxiliary verbs to form other verbal constructions (see details on auxiliary verbs in section 2.2.3).
Example: Shembull
I have a car. Pat does it every day. Max likes telling stories. Bill is our president.
The Present Indefinite Tense can also be used to refer to scheduled events in the near future.
Example: Shembull
The Present Indefinite Tense, not a future tense, must be used in English conditional (if, unless, in case),
temporal (when, after, before, until, as soon as, while), and concessive (even if, even though, whatever,
whenever) clauses.
Example:-Shembull
Unless he comes on time, there won't be any party. You'll have dinner after you wash your hands.
Whatever they do tomorrow, we are going to leave.
The Present Continuous Tense is used to describe actions that are taking place at the present moment. The
Present Continuous is formed by the verb 'to be' in the Present Indefinite and the Present Active Participle
of the verb itself.
Example:
The Present Continuous Tense can also be used to refer to planned events in the near future.
Example:
The Present Perfect Tense is used to show that the result of an action that has already taken place in the
past has direct significance for the present moment. The Present Perfect form is a combination of the verb
'to have' in the Present Indefinite and the Past Passive Participle of the verb itself.
Example:- Shembull
To buy: I have bought myself new shoes. ( I kam blerë vetes këpucë të reja)
To use up: They have used up all his toothpaste.( Ata e kanë përdorur gjithë pastën e dhëmbve)
To get: We have just got a letter from our friend.(Ne sapo morëm letrën e mikut tend)
The Past Indefinite Tense is used to describe actions or events that took place in the past. The Past
Indefinite is used in narration about past actions in general, without specifying their possible connection
to the present. English verbs are divided into two groups depending on their form in the Past Indefinite.
The majority of English verbs are the so-called regular verbs. They form their Past Indefinite Tense by
addition of the suffix -ed(-d) to the main verb form for all persons: to use> I, you, he/she/it, we, they
used; to like> he liked; to work> it worked; to want> she wanted. Many useful English verbs form the
Past Indefinite not in the standard way. These are the so-called irregular verbs. In the Past Indefinite they
change their stem in different ways; their forms can be found in the section Irregular Verbs of the
electronic dictionary.
Example: Shembull
The Past Continious Tense is formed by a personal form of the verb 'to be' in the Past Indefinite
and by the Present Active Participle of the verb itself. It is used to describe a past action that was
taking place at a certain time in the past, usually indicated by another past action.
Example: Shembull
The Past Perfect Tense is used in English to describe actions or events that have already
happened before another past action. The Past Perfect is formed by the auxiliary verb 'to have' in
the Past Indefinite ('had' for all persons and numbers) and the Past Passive Participle of the verb
itself. For the regular verbs (see above) the form of the Past Passive Participle is the same as the
Past Indefinite. The Past Passive Participle of irregular verbs has a special form that can be found
in the section Irregular Verbs of the electronic dictionary.
Example: Shembull
The Future Indefinite Tense, or the Simple Future, is used to describe actions that will happen or will be
taking place regularly in the future. The Future Indefinite is formed by the auxiliary verb 'will' and the
verb itself.
Example: Shembull
The 'Going to' Future Tense is used in English when the speaker is trying to express his or her intention to
do something in the nearest future. The form of this tense is a combination of the verb 'to be' in a proper
personal form (I am, you are, he was, etc.), the words 'going to' and the verb itself.
Example: Shembull
I am going to write a letter. They were going to take a bus. We are going to finish this work. He is going
to leave for California.
Example: Shembull
The apple is eaten. In a sentence where the Passive Voice is used, the grammatical subject represents the
actual object of the action (someone eats an apple), not the action's performer. In a passive construction
the actual action's object becomes the formal subject of the sentence; the action's actual performer can be
mentioned as an indirect object with the preposition 'by'.
Example:Shembull
The Passive Voice is formed by a personal form of the verb 'to be' and the Past Passive Participle of
the verb itself: to eat> to be eaten; to write> to be written; to see> to be seen.
Example:Shembull
It can be done by Monday. This letter is written by Nancy. Please wait to be seated.
The Passive Voice can be used in any tense (see section 2.1) or as infinitive. For example, in the case of
the apple and Jack, one can say: The apple was eaten by Jack. The apple has been eaten by Jack. The
apple will be eaten by Jack. The apple was bound to be eaten by Jack.
1) A real present/future condition assumes a real main action: If I see him, I will run away. As you see,
the Present Indefinite is used in the subordinate (future tenses are not allowed in a conditional clause!)
and the Future Indefinite in the main clause.
2) An unreal present/future condition is expressed using the Past Indefinite Tense (the verb 'to be' has the
form 'were' in all persons): If I saw him...(If I were you...). The predicate of the main sentence has the
form 'would/could + verb'.
Example:Shembull
If I saw him now, I would run away. If I knew it before it started, I could do much better.
3) An unreal past condition is expressed using the Past Perfect Tense: If I had seen him... The predicate of
the main sentence has the form 'would/could + have + Past Passive Participle of the verb'.
Example: Shembull
If I had seen him then, I would have run away. If I had known it on that day, I could have done much
better.
Exception: Përjashtim
In some cases the use of tenses in the main and subordinate clause is independent of each other. For
example, if a condition extends from past to present but the action is no longer possible, mixed rules can
be applied: Past Indefinite in the subordinate and 'would/could + have + Past Passive Participle' in the
main clause.
Example: Shembull
One last remark concerns the fact that both the condition and the main action can be expressed by means
other than a clause, or even just implied. The rules for the use of tenses in the remaining part of a sentence
still apply.
Example: Shembull
At his appearance I would run away. Under other circumstances I could have done better. If only you had
said that before!
The auxiliary verb 'to do' (Present he/she/it 'does'; Past 'did') helps form questions (see 3.2) and negative
sentences (see 3.3): What did you expect? I don't really remember.
Modal verbs form complex predicates with an infinitive: 'to have to', need to (necessity), to be to, must
(obligation), can, could (possibility), may, might (permission), shall, should (recommendation), would
(supposition).
Example: Shembull
I have to do the assignment by tomorrow. His opinion is to be taken seriously. You may come in. He
might as well be at home. Can/could you pass the salt? The work must be done on time. She needs to
check her schedule. Shall I turn on the light? They shouldn't do it. I would take this position if I were you.
Of all verbs only 'need' and 'to have to' require use of the auxiliary 'to do' to form questions (see 3.2) and
negative sentences (see 3.3): Do you have/need to go there? I doseen't have/need to.
Other verbs form questions and negations by themselves: Have you ever been to London? What was he
reading when you came? Shouldn't I do it? It hasn't been done yet. We won't do anything.
Example:Shembull
The lost dog was found by the neighbors. The meeting held inside the office seems endless. Peter sat at
the desk working. I listened to her explaining why she was late.
Participles can be active or passive, present or past. Not all possible forms of participle can be used as an
independent part of a sentence. The most frequently used types are the Present Active Participle and the
Past Passive Participle.
The Present Active Participle is formed by addition of the suffix '-ing' to the main form of a verb.
Example: Shembull
to sit> sitting (in one-syllable words the consonant after a short vowel is doubled); to read> reading; to
write> writing (a verb's mute -e is dropped in the participle); to be> being; to have> having; to walk>
walking; to fly> flying; to die> dying (-ie transforms into -y).
The Present Active Participles are used to form modifiers and modifying clauses describing events
taking place at the same time as the action of the sentence predicate.
Example: Shembull
The dying man looks awful. The kids appear happy frolicking on the grass. The stopping car was making
a lot of noise. I saw my friend writing something in his diary.
The form of the Past Passive Participle of regular verbs coincides with the Past Indefinite form of these
verbs. Irregular verbs have individual forms of the Past Passive Participle.
Example: Shembull
to save> saved (regular verb); to lose> lost (irregular verb); to print> printed (regular); to go> gone
(irregular).
The Past Passive Participle is the most widely used participle of the English language. With few
exceptions, only participles formed from transitive verbs are used alone. The Past Passive Participles can
describe events (or results of prior events) concurrent with the action of the sentence predicate.
Example: Shembull
We can hear their words whispered in the dark. The man came out of the house accompanied by two
dogs. Michael keeps all saved money in the bank. He seemed a little confused by what she said.
Gerund-Paskajorja
Gerund is a special verbal form, which expresses the name of an action. Gerund, like the Present Active
Participle, is formed by addition of the suffix -ing to the main form of a verb, but differs from the latter in
its syntactic functions, which are the same as a noun's.
Example: Shembull
To read> reading: His favorite pastime is reading. To talk> talking: He likes talking to her. To walk>
walking: Please start walking.
'Quickly ran' is a predicate group consisting of the verb 'run' in the Past Indefinite Tense (see section
2.1.3) and its modifier 'quickly' (see Adverbs, section 1.2).
A complex object 'into the empty room' consists of a preposition 'into' (see Prepositions, section
1.1.5), the definite article, the modifier 'empty' and the noun 'room'.
The structure of an English sentence is relatively rigid, which helps identify roles words play in it. In a
narrative sentence, the subject group comes before the predicate: The teacher is reading. A direct object is
placed after the predicate: The teacher is reading a story. If an indirect object is used without a
preposition, it is inserted between the predicate and a direct object: The teacher is reading the children a
story. A prepositional object, however, must be placed after a direct object: The teacher is reading a story
to the children.
Adverbial modifiers may take different position in a sentence depending on their category. Most of them
tend to be placed toward the end of a sentence: The teacher read a story in the class yesterday. In a longer
sentence, however, adverbial modifiers of time, place and objective often take the first position to avoid
congestion at the end of a sentence: Yesterday in the class the teacher read an interesting story about
behavior of domestic animals. To pass the time, the teacher read a story about gnomes to the children.
A special group of modifiers are one-word adverbs that can be perceived as having a closer connection
with the predicate. In modern English these adverbs are often inserted between the subject (or auxiliary
verb of a complex form) and (the main part of) the predicate: The teacher sometimes reads stories. He has
already found what he was looking for.
Example:Shembull
Open the door, please. Go to the grocery store. Please read this article. Give me some butter, please.
In the first person plural the form let's + verb is used. It is formed from the verb 'let' and a
shortened form of the pronoun 'us'.
Example: Shembull
The negative form of the Imperative requires use of the auxiliary verb 'to do' with the particle
'not': Do not come here any more. The contraction 'don't' is more common: Don't even think about
it.
Note that the auxiliary verb must be used with all verbs, including 'to be' and 'to do': Don't be
ridiculous. Don't do this. The first person plural is the only.
Exception: Përjashtim
Simple present and past tenses require the auxiliary verb 'to do' to form a question: Does he know you?
Did I mention it? Note that in the examples the main verb remains in its dictionary form (grammatical
functions are taken over by the auxiliary verb). Carefully avoid mistakes like: Does he knows you? Did I
mentioned it?
Exceptions: Përjashtime
Of all auxiliary and modal verbs only 'need' and 'to have to' require use of the auxiliary 'to do' to form
questions: Do you have to go there? Did I need to come?
When used independently, the verbs 'to do' and 'to have' form a question with the auxiliary 'to do' like all
other full-meaning verbs: Did I do that? Do you have questions?
A polite answer to a general question typically includes the auxiliary verb that was used to form the
question: Have you been to London? - Yes, I have. Was he reading when you came? - No, he wasn't.
Does he know you? - Yes, he does. Did I mention it? - No, you didn't.
A negative question requires 'no' to be confirmed, and 'yes' to be denied: Don't you see it? - No, I don't.
(not allowed: Yes, I don't). Similarly: Don't you see it? - Yes, I do (not allowed: No, I do).
Example:Shembull
What is your name? - My name is Alex. Where do you live? - I live in London. Question words are
interrogative pronouns and adverbs: what; where; when; why; which; who; whose; how; how many; how
much (for uncountable objects, see section 1.1.3); how long, etc.
Example:Shembull
When do you usually come home? What is he doing? How can I help you? Why did they behave
like this? How many bottles of wine are you going to buy for the party? How will we find a road to
the town?
Exceptions:Përjashtime
The full-meaning verbs 'to do' and 'to have', as well as modal 'to have to' and 'need' require the auxiliary
'to do': What do you do professionally? What do you have there? How much time do I need? Why did he
have to do it?
If any of the question words 'who, what, which' refers to the subject of the main sentence, the
auxiliary verb 'to do' in the question is omitted. The main verb, in this case, has the same form as in
the initial sentence.
Example:Shembull
The little boy goes to school> Who goes to school? This news made me happy> What made me happy?
The third shelf contains science fiction books> Which shelf contains science fiction books?
Be careful to avoid mistakes like: Who does go to school?
Example:Shembull
Dinner is ready> Dinner is not ready. She can do it> She cannot do it ('can' is always written together
with 'not'). You should go to the office and fill out the application> You should not go to the office and
fill out the application. They had arrived before the show ended> They had not arrived before the show
ended. I have been at this train station already> I have not been at this train station yet.
Simple present and past tenses must include the negative form of the verb 'to do' for negation.
Example:Shembull
He runs fast> He does not run fast. I liked the movie> I did not like the movie. As in questions (see
section 3.2), an auxiliary verb takes over the indication of grammatical categories, leaving the main verb
in its dictionary form.
Exceptions:Përjashtime
Of all auxiliary and modal verbs only 'need' and 'to have to' require use of the auxiliary 'to do' to form
negative sentences: I don't need to be there. You didn't have to come.
When used independently, 'to do' and 'to have' require use of the auxiliary 'to do' like all other full-
meaning verbs: Mary didn't do it. I don't have any money on me.
It is common to use a contracted form of the negative particle in everyday language. It is written together
with the verb: don't, didn't, haven't, hadn't, aren't, weren't, isn't, wasn't, couldn't, mustn't, shouldn't,
wouldn't. Note stem changes in can't, won't (will + not).
Example:Shembull
Andrew saw them. Tell us about your trip. The teacher explained everything to me. The letter was written
by him. Betsy prepared a dinner for you.
Example: Shembull
I saw your wallet.> It is here. I cannot find my pen.> I think, I have lost it. Leo bought a new car.> It is
large and roomy inside. He opened a bottle of milk.> It was sour.
2) Demonstrative pronoun 'it' is synonymous with 'this'. Both can often be used interchangeably.
Example:Shembull
It is a cat. Please do not do it. Martin read about it in the newspaper. It was the most serious decision of
her life.
3) Indefinite pronoun. Each English sentence must have a subject (see details in section 3.1.1). Pronoun
'it' is often used as a formal subject of indefinite sentences.
Example:Shembull
It is 5 p.m. already. It is great to be young! It is important to memorize new English words. It was she
who came first. It was raining all day on Tuesday.
1.3.4. POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS- PËRMERA PRONORË
Possessive pronouns correspond to personal pronouns and answer the question 'whose?': my; your;
his/her/its; our; their. They function as modifiers. When possessive pronouns modify a noun or a noun
with another modifier, an article is not needed.
Example:Shembull
His car is white. I like your sister. We closed our summer house for the winter. Their dog was noisy and
restless.
Example:Shembull
He likes his job. I entered my apartment at 6 o'clock. The nature takes its toll. They spent their vacation in
Europe.
When a possessive pronoun is used alone, it functions as a noun and has a special form: mine; yours;
his/hers/its; ours; theirs.
Example:Shembull
Your room is larger than mine. This pen is hers. I do not have my dictionary.> Can I borrow yours? When
we saw the dog, we realized that it was ours.
Example:Shembull
He always thinks only about himself. They bought themselves new furniture.
Besides their direct meaning, reflexive pronouns are used in two more cases.
1) For emphasis: Do it yourself, dear. I like the melody itself, but not the lyrics. Henry finished all work
himself. She herself said so.
2) To form reflexive verbs: He cut himself. The child already can wash himself.
1.1.4. ARTICLES-NYJET
The correct use of articles is one of the biggest problems in mastering English, especially for speakers of
languages that don't have articles. However, constant attention to the use of articles by native speakers of
English and thoughtful consideration of the rules allow to solve this problem successfully. Article is a
special particle that is placed in front of a noun (or a noun's modifier) in order to closer specify the object
or the concept this noun refers to. English has just two articles: the indefinite article 'a (an)' and the
definite article 'the'.
The indefinite article 'a' (or 'an' before a vowel sound) is used with a singular countable noun that is either
mentioned for the first time or identified as one in a row of many similar objects. The indefinite article
stems from the numeral 'one' and can often be replaced, without loss of meaning, by words 'one', 'any',
'some'.
Example:Shembull
Give me a pen, please (one pen, any pen). We saw a house (some house). I have a difficult task (one of
many possible tasks).
In English, the indefinite article can only be used with countable nouns in singular. This means that, with
uncountable and plural nouns, the indefinite meaning is conveyed by omitting an article altogether.
Instead, indefinite pronouns 'some', 'any' may be used.
Example:Shembull
Last night we had snow. Give me some coffee, please. You are our guest of honor. He waited for hours.
She doesn't have any friends.
Exception:Përjashtime
The indefinite article may be used with an abstract noun accompanied by a descriptive modifier: I felt a
certain impatience. A dull anger rose in his chest.
The definite article 'the' is used in both singular and plural with nouns denoting objects and concepts
already familiar to the listener or reader, or unique objects. The definite article has its origin in the
demonstrative pronoun 'that' and can often be replaced by it. The decision about using a noun with the
definite article is determined
1) by a specific situation or
2) context,
3) by a limiting noun modifier, or
4) by the object's nature.
Example:Shembull
1) The teacher left the door open (objects familiar to the audience).
2) He sat down on a chair. The chair felt quite comfortable (object introduced in context).
3) She went to the nearest/following/main/ only store. Bob told me about the movie he saw yesterday
(modifiers unambiguously identify the objects).
4) The moon orbits the earth (unique objects).
Prepositions are auxiliary words that define relationship of nouns or pronouns with other words in a
sentence. Prepositions may be simple words (for, in, with), compounds (outside, throughout), or
collocations (in front of, with regard to). Some prepositions have their own distinctive meaning (during,
instead of). The meaning of others (for, by, of) is only vaguely defined and is fully realized in a usage
context. The choice of a preposition is determined by one of the three factors:
1) semantic - a preposition's own meaning (on/ in/ under/ over/at/ to the table),
2) grammatical - combinatory rules (at the meeting, over the weekend) or
3) governing rules (belong to, be proud of).
Example:Shembull
1) Take it out of the pocket (from the kitchen, off the shelf) and put it on the desk (near the wall, behind
the armchair).
2) He will arrive in two weeks on Monday at 8 o'clock.
3) It depends on her commitment to the cause.
One of distinctive traits of modern English is that in certain structures a preposition can be separated from
the noun or pronoun it belongs to, usually taking the last position in the sentence.
Example:Shembull
What are you staring at? I know who you are looking for. Get it done over with. There is nothing to worry
about.
At John met Mary at school. The train arrived at three o'clock.-Në-tek, nga
After We drove after a school bus. I will be back after 7 p.m.- Pas, mbrapa, më pas, pastaj
Around/about The family gathered around the table. The performance started about 10 o'clock.-rreth e
rrotull
Before The car stopped before the intersection. I will see him before 10 a.m.-përpara, para se
Behind The barn is behind the house. You are always behind schedule.- Mbrapa, pasi që
Between There is a small garden between the buildings. The meeting will start between seven and
eight.- Midis, ndërmjet, ndërdyshas
By His house is by the river. They must be here by three o'clock. (Also instrumental: The
novel was written by a young writer.)-Me , nëpërmjet, me anë të…
In He lives in New York. I will be back in two weeks.- Në, tek , pranë
On The dinner is on the table. The meeting is scheduled on Monday.- Në, brenda, afër
From I got a letter from my mother. They will stay in this hotel from Friday till Monday.-Nga,
prej
Near They met near the bridge. I'm leaving near the end of the month.-Afër, pranë
Upon Nancy put her hands upon the steering wheel. Upon arrival proceed to customs.-Nën,
Through John was looking through the windshield. There was no rain through the whole summer-
nëpërmjet, meqë.
To I am going to the library. Everything was perfect to this day.- Mbi, meqë
Over A plane flew over the field. He didn't change over the years.- Mbi, mbase, përtej
Under The boy stood under a marquee. He cannot do it under an hour.-Nën, mbase , këtej
Space / Direction-Hapësirë-Drejtim
Across The forest is across the lake. He walked across the street.-Mes,përmes
Along Big trees grow along the road. They walked along the fence talking.-gjatë-përgjatë
Among Among friends there shouldn't be any secrets. Put the doll among other toys.-Me anë, karshi,
Down The diner is down this road. The boy swam down the river.-poshtë, Nën
In front of She stood in front of a display window. A sports car cut in front of us.-Përballë, Në ballë,
ballazi..
Off The hotel is off the main road. Take you hands off me!-Nuk, Meqë..
Time-Kohe….
Other- tjera
Because We could not visit her because of the rain (reason).-për arsye që
of
For I bought him a present for his birthday (purpose). She was there for five days (duration)-për ,
për arsye që…
Example: Shembull
sensitive> more sensitive; interesting> more interesting; difficult> more difficult; passive> less passive,
etc.
When forming the comparative degree of English adjectives and adverbs, one has to remember the
following exceptions from the rules stated above.
Exceptions:Përjashtime
good, well> better; bad, badly> worse; many (or 'much' for uncountable nouns, see 1.1.3)> more; little>
less; far> farther (distance) or further (distance or time); late> later (time) or latter (order); old> older
(age) or elder (seniority).
Example:Shembull
sensitive> most sensitive; interesting> most interesting; difficult> most difficult; passive> least passive,
etc.
When forming the superlative degree of English adjectives and adverbs, one has to remember the
following exceptions from the rules stated above.
Exceptions:Përjashtime..
good, well> best; bad, badly> worst; many (or 'much' for uncountable nouns)> most; little> least; far>
farthest (distance) or furthest (distance or time); late> latest (time) or last (order); near> nearest (distance)
or next (order); old> oldest (age) or eldest (seniority).
Kujdes : ( Kjo poshte eshte ) Pjese e
Panevojshme e Librit ( Sqarime ne Shqip te
Metodes ne kapitujt anglisht te struktures
dhe elementeve treguese se mesimeve
thjesht per ilustrim-
"Një qen i zi" përbën një grup subjekt, i cili përfshin artikullin pacaktuar (shih nenet, seksionin 1.1.4), të
modifier 'i zi' (shih mbiemra dhe Aseedverbs, seksioni 2.0), dhe 'qen' noun (shih seksionin 1.1 0,1).
"Shpejt u 'është një grup kallëzues të përbërë nga' drejtuar 'folje në kohën e pacaktuar e kaluara (shih
seksionin 2.1.3) dhe ndryshues i saj' shpejt '(shih ndajfoljet, neni 1.2).
Një objekt kompleks 'në dhomën e zbrazët "përbëhet nga një parafjalë' në '(shih parafjalët, seksionin
1.1.5), artikull të caktuar,' bosh 'e modifier dhe' vend 'noun.
Struktura e një fjali në anglisht është relativisht i ngurtë, e cila ndihmon në identifikimin e roleve fjalë të
luajnë në të. Në një fjali narrative, grupi i subjektit vjen para se të ndërlidhur: Mësuesi është lexim. Një
objekt i drejtpërdrejtë është vendosur pas kallëzues: Mësuesi është lexuar një tregim. Nëse një objekt të
tërthortë është përdorur pa parafjalë, ai është futur në mes të ndërlidhur dhe një objekt i drejtpërdrejtë:
Mësuesi është lexuar e fëmijëve një histori.Një objekt parafjalor, megjithatë, duhet të vendoset pas një
objekt të drejtpërdrejtë: Mësuesi është lexuar një tregim për fëmijët.
modifiers ndajfoljor mund të marrin pozicion të ndryshme në një fjali në varësi të kategorisë së
tyre. Shumica e tyre kanë tendencë të jenë vendosur aty nga fundi i një fjali: mësues të lexuar një histori
në klasë dje. Në një fjali të gjatë, megjithatë, Ndryshuesit ndajfoljor e kohës, vendit dhe objektive shpesh
të marrë vendin e parë për të shmangur bllokimet në fund të një fjali: Dje në klasë e mësuesit të lexuar
një histori interesante për sjelljet e kafshëve shtëpiake. Për të kaluar kohën, mësuesi lexuar një tregim
për gnomes për fëmijët.
Një grup të veçantë të modifiers janë ndajfoljet me një fjalë që mund të perceptohet si të paturit e një
lidhje më të ngushta me kallëzues. Në Anglisht moderne këto ndajfoljet janë futur shpesh në mes subjektit
(ose folje ndihmëse e një formë komplekse) dhe (pjesa kryesore e) kallëzues: Mësuesi ndonjëherë lexon
histori. Ai e ka gjetur tashmë atë që ai ishte në kërkim.
1.3.2. Personal pronouns
përemrat personal angleze kanë dy raste.
1) të përbashkëta: "Unë, ti, ai / ajo / ajo, ne, ata. Në një fjali në anglisht (shih 3 struktura e fjalive.) Këto
përemrat mund të funksionojnë si subjekte: kam lexuar një libër. Ata janë studentë.Kemi ecur nëpër
rrugë. A e dini se ky qytet?
2) Objektivi: mua, ty, atij / asaj / ajo, ne, ato. Në rastin objektiv përemrat personal angleze të funksionojë
si objekte fjali, me ose pa një parafjalë.
Shembull:
Andrew pa ato. Na thoni për udhëtimin tuaj. Mësuesi i shpjegoi çdo gjë për mua. Letra u shkruar prej
tij. Betsy përgatitur një darkë për ju.
1.3.3. Përemri 'ai'-He -IT
Përemri anglisht ' ai dhe ajo' është përdorur në tre situata të ndryshme.
1) përemër Personale 'IT” i referohet objekteve jo të gjalla.
Shembull:
Unë pashë portofolin tuaj.> Ai është këtu. Unë nuk mund ta gjej pendën time.> Unë mendoj, unë kam
humbur atë. Leo bleu një makinë të re.> Ai është i madh dhe i gjerë brenda. Ai hapi një shishe qumësht.>
Ai ishte i thartë.
2) përemër demonstrative 'it ' është sinonim me 'këtë'. Të dy shpesh mund të përdoren interchangeably.
Shembull:
Kjo është një mace. Ju lutem mos bëni atë. Martin lexuar në lidhje me atë në gazetë. Ajo ishte vendimi më
serioze të jetës së saj.
3) përemër pacaktuar. Çdo fjali anglisht duhet të ketë një subjekt (shih detajet në seksionin
3.1.1). Përemri 'ai' është përdorur shpesh si një subjekt formale e dënimeve të pacaktuar.
Shembull:
Ajo është 17:00 tashmë. Ajo është e madhe të jenë të rinj! Është e rëndësishme për të mësuar përmendësh
fjalë të reja në anglisht.Kjo ishte ajo që e arriti i pari. Ishte shi gjatë gjithë ditës të martën.
1.1.5. Prepositions
Prepositions janë fjalë ndihmëse që përcaktojnë marrëdhëniet e emrave apo përemrat me fjalë të tjera në
një fjali. Prepositions mund të jenë fjalë të thjeshta (për të, në, me), komponimet (jashtë, të gjithë), ose
collocations (në para, në lidhje me). Disa prepositions ketë kuptimin e tyre dalluese (gjatë, në vend
të).Kuptimin e të tjerëve (për, nga, i) është vetëm e papërcaktuar qartë dhe është realizuar plotësisht në
një kontekst të përdorimit.Zgjedhja e një parafjalë është vendosur nga një prej tre faktorëve:
1) semantik - do të thotë vetë një parafjalë e (në / në / nën / mbi / në / për tryezë),
2) gramatikore - Rregullat combinatory (në takim, gjatë fundjavës) ose
3) qeverisëse rregulla (i përkasin, të jetë krenar).
Shembull:
1) Merrni atë nga xhepi (nga kuzhina, jashtë raft) dhe e vuri në tavolinë (pranë murit, pas kolltuk).
2) Ai do të mbërrijë në dy javë të hënën në orën 8.
3) Kjo varet nga përkushtimi i saj për të shkaktojnë.
Një nga tiparet dalluese të gjuhës angleze moderne është që në strukturat e caktuara një parafjalë mund
të ndahet nga emër ose përemër ajo i takon, zakonisht duke marrë pozicionin e fundit në fjali.
Shembull:
Çfarë jeni duke ndezur në? Unë e di që ju kërkoni. Get it bëhet gjatë me të. Nuk ka asgjë për t'u
shqetësuar.