Here are four more third type verbs for you:

rašyti - to write
skaityti - to read
sakyti - to say
klausyti - to listen

The present tense third person (jis, ji, jie, jos) of them are:

rašo
skaito
sako
klauso

Memorize both the infinitive (rašyti) and the present tense (rašo).

Rašyti and skaityti require the accusative case for their objects:

Laimis rašo knygą. Laimis is writing a book.
Vytautas skaito Laimio knygą. Vytautas is reading Laimis' book.

Sakyti usually goes with an indirect object, hence the dative case:

Aš tau sakau. I'm telling you.

But it is also possible to use it with a direct object, hence the accusative case:

Mokytoja sako kalbą. The teacher is saying (giving) a speech.

Klausyti and prašyti require the genitive case:

Aš klausau mokytojo. I listen to the teacher (masculine).
Mes neklausome mokytojos. We don't listen to the teacher (feminine).
Prašau tavęs. I'm asking you.
Niekada neprašome dviračio. We never ask for a bicycle.

Surely, most of these verbs can be used without objects:

Jis visada klauso, bet negirdi. He always listens, but doesn't hear.
Ji niekada nerašo, nes visada skaito. She never writes because she's always reading.