Simple sentences in Lithuanian grammar, known as “Paprastosios sakinių,” form the backbone of the language’s structure. Composed of a subject and a predicate, they are the basic units of communication. They are designed to express a complete thought, a statement, question, command, or exclamation. The important point is that they can stand alone and still make sense. Below are exercises that will help you better understand and navigate through simple sentences in Lithuanian grammar.
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