Gerunds in Lithuanian grammar, known as “dalyviai,” represent an essential aspect of constructing sentences. They can be likened to the use of -ing participles in the English language. The gerunds, when used appropriately in a sentence, can describe an action relating to the subject or object of the sentence. They concord with the subject in gender and number.
1. Jis *nores*(wanting) valgyti.
2. Jie *ruosiantys*(preparing) vakarienฤ.
3. Ji *skaitanti*(reading) knygฤ
.
4. Jลซs *mokotฤs*(learning) kalbฤti lietuviลกkai.
5. Mes *vaziuojame*(driving) ฤฏ vilniลณ.
6. Kฤ
tu *darai*(doing) ฤia?
7. Jis *mฤgstantis*(liking) sportuoti.
8. *Turintys*(Having) daug pinigลฏ yra prabanga.
9. Aลก *gyvenantis*(living) Kaune.
10. Jos *dฤstanti*(teaching) lietuviลณ kalbฤ
.
11. Mลซsลณ *auginti*(to raise) sลซnus labai protingas.
12. Jลซs *einantis*(going) ฤฏ universitetฤ
.
13. Jie *tiesianti*(building) namฤ
.
14. Tu *einantis*(going) ฤฏ mokyklฤ
kiekvienฤ
dienฤ
.
15. Mes *ลพiลซrintys*(watching) filmฤ
.
1. Jลซs *puฤiantis*(blowing) balionus vakarelyje.
2. Ji *siuvanti*(sewing) narลกyklฤ.
3. Jis *valgantis*(eating) salotos.
4. Mลซsลณ *skraidantis*(flying) lektuvฤ
.
5. Jลซs *keliausiantysis*(traveling) Europoje.
6. Mes *mokytis*(learning) chemijos.
7. Tu *valgyti*(eating) manฤs mฤgstamฤ
desertฤ
.
8. Kฤ
jลซs *veikianti*(doing) savo laisvalaikiu?
9. Mes *veisianti*(breeding) ลกunis.
10. Tu *valgoji*(eating) obuolฤฏ.
11. Mes *ลพaidลพiame*(playing) futbolฤ
.
12. Kฤ
tu *kalbฤji*(speaking) su juo?
13. Jie *plovia*(washing) automobilฤฏ.
14. Aลก *pusryฤiauju*(having breakfast).
15. Jos *drabuลพiai*(dressing) labai graลพiai.
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