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At Home: furniture and parts of a house (Unit 9A, elem., Class 6)

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baldai
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buities daiktas
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22 questions

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baldai

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buities daiktas

2

30 sec

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komoda su stalčiais

3

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viryklė

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30 sec

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užuolaidos

5

30 sec

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indaplovė

6

30 sec

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garso sistema

7

30 sec

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drabužių spinta

8

30 sec

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skalbimo mašina

9

30 sec

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žaliuzės

10

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kilimas

11

30 sec

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pusrūsis

12

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valgomasis

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garažas

14

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prieškambaris

15

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skalbykla, sandėliukas

16

30 sec

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loftas

17

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svetainė

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neįprastas

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patrauklus

20

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šiuolaikinis

21

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patogus, jaukus

22

30 sec

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