Easter

a loaf of bread

a bun

a paska

a cake

She paints rabbits.

She painted Easter eggs (krashankas).

She is painting nests.

She paints Easter eggs (krashankas).

Those are Easter bunnies.

These are Easter pysankas.

This is an Easter pysanka.

That is an Easter bunny.

They go to the market.

They go to church.

They go to the museum.

They go to the restaurant.

 The Ukrainians always take Easter baskets into church. 

  The Ukrainians never take Easter baskets into church.

The Ukrainians always take Easter bunnies into church.

The Ukrainians sometimes take Easter puddings into church.

Yes, it is.

No, it isn't.

Yes, he is.

No, he isn't.

She paints eggs.

She painted Easter eggs.

She is painting Easter eggs.

She paint Easter eggs.

Yes, they are.

Yes, they did.

Yes, they do.

No, they don't.

They are painting Easter eggs.

They paint Easter eggs.

They are baking Easter paskas.

They painted Easter eggs.

The Ukrainians return home from church after breakfast.

 The Ukrainians have Easter breakfast in church.

  The Ukrainians return home from church and have Easter breakfast.

  The Ukrainians don't have Easter breakfast.

We usually cook a turkey and decorate a fir-tree.

We clean the house, paint eggs and bake paskas.

We sing songs and recite poems.

We go to church, eat Easter eggs and paskas.

Does your mother bake paskas last Easter?

Is your mother baking paskas last Easter?

Did your mother baked paskas last Easter?

Did your mother bake paskas last Easter?