-have an amusing experience.
-wave to sb.
-go on a journey.
-I find it amusing.-It's an amusing experience.-He took part in an amusing car race last year.-She will be taking part in an amusing car race next week.
-amusing experience-have an amusing experience-I had an amusing experience last year.
-Look, she is waving to you, do you know her?-Why is she waving to you?
-She gave me a lift.-Did she give you a lift?
-She replied to me yesterday.
-mother language/ mother tongue 母语-What is your native language?
-We'll be going on a journey next week.-We went on a journey yesterday.-We're going on a journey tomorrow.
-had (not) done
-When Sarah arrived at the party, Paul had already gone home.
Repetition drill:-1. When did the children run away?-After they had broken the window.-The children run away after they had broken the window.
-2. When did he ask for a glass of water?-When he did finished lunch.-He asked for a glass of water when he had finished lunch.
-3. When did they return to their hotel?-As soon as the sun had set.-As soon as the sun had set, they return to their hotel.
-4. When did the plane take off?-When I had fastened my seat belt.-The plane took off when I had fastened my seat belt.
-5. When did she take a taxi?-After it had begun to rain.-She took a taxi after it had begun to rain.
-6. When did he arrive?-After all the guests had left?-He arrived after all the guests had left.
-7. When did she go to the post office?-As soon as she had written the letter.-** She went to the post office as soon as she had written the letter.**
-8. When did he turn on the stereo?-The moment I had left the room.-He turned on the stereo the moment I had left the room.
-9. When did you understand the problem?-After he has explained it.-I understood the problem after he has explained.
-10. When did you buy this car?
-We had just had lunch, We weren't hungry now.
-By 2020, I had lived in Beijing for 9 years.
angry-prepare lunch for himS1: Why was he so angry?S2: I hadn't prepared lunch for him.
upset-give Mary his letter/ messageS1: Why was he so upset?S2: Mary hadn't given letter to him.
annoyed-post his letters/ the parcelS1: Why was he so annoyed?S2: I hadn't posted parcel to him.
pleased - report him to the headmasterS1: Why was he so pleased?S2: I had reported him to the headmaster.
surprised-repair his bicycle/ radioS1: Why was he so surprised?S2: I had repaired his radio.
see the film properly-my glassesS1: Why couldn't you see the film properly?S2: I hadn't taken my glasses with me.
find his house/ the church-a mapS1: Why couldn't you find his house?S2: I hadn't taken a map.
see the show/ exhibition-any moneyS1: Why couldn't you see the show?S2: I hadn't taken any money.
open the door/ garage-a keyS1: Why couldn't you open the door?S2: I hadn't taken a key.
sign the letter/ card - a penS1: Why couldn't you sign the letter?S2: I hadn't taken a pen.
tidy the garage-doneS1: Why didn't John tidy the garage yesterday?S2: Because he'd already done it.
listen to the play/ opera-heardS1: Why didn't you listen to the play?S2: Because I'd already heard it.
try the new restaurant/hotel- triedS1: Why didn't you try the new restaurant?S2: Because I'd already tried it.
go to the film/ exhibition-seenS1: Why didn't you go to the film?S2: Because I'd already seen it.
look at these pictures/ photos-seenS1: Why didn't you look at these pictures?S2: Because I'd already seen it.
burn the letterS1: Did you really burn the letter?S2: It was a mistake. I realized it as soon as I'd burnt it.
ring the policeS1: Did you really ring the police?S2: It was a mistake. I realized it as soon as I'd rung it.
let out the dogsS1: Did you really let out the dogs?S2: It was a mistake. I realized it as soon as I'd let out it.
-after ... had done ..., ... did ...-before ... did ..., ... had done ...
-as soon as ... had done ..., ... did ...
I had an amusing experience last year. After I had left a small village in the south of France, I drove on to the next town. On the way, a young man waved to me. I stopped and he asked me for a lift. As soon as he had got into the car, I said good morning to him in Franch and he replied in the same language. Apart from a few words, I do not know any Franch at all. Neither of us spoke during the journey. I had nearly reached the town, when the young man suddenly said, very slowly, 'Do you speak English?' As soon as learnt, he was English himself!
-Drive on, we don't have time to stop.-After that, we drove on to Beijing.
-We'll have plenty of time and we can talk about that on the way home.-We'll be having a difficult time on the way there.
-We can ask someone for a lift.-I am not allowed to ask for a lift.-To my surprise, he asked for a lift.
-I will try to say that in Franch.-How do you say ' I will be away for two weeks' in Chinese?-Is it written in Franch, and I don't speak it.
-Apart from this watch, they are all made in China.
-An amusing experience.
-In the south of France.
-Yes, I had.
-Next town.
-A young man.
-Ask for a lift.
-As soon as.
-In Franch.
-Yes, he did.
-A few words.
-No, I didn't.
-When I had nearly reached the town.
-Do you speak English?
-Did you have an amusing experience last year?-When did you have an amusing experience?
-Where were you?
-What kind of village had you left?
-Who waved to you?-Why did a young man wave to you?
-What did he ask you?
-What did you say to him?
-What language did you speak?
-How many words of French do you know?-How much France do you know?
-What language did he reply?
-When did the young man spoke?-Who spoke at the end of the journey?
-I had an amusing experience last year.
-After I had left the small village in the south of France, I drove on to the next town.
-On the way, a young man waved to me.
-I stopped and he asked me for a lift.
-As soon as he had got into the car, I said good morning to him in French.
-He replied in the same language.
-Apart form a few words, I don't know any French at all.
-Neither of us spoke during the journey.
-I had nearly reached the town, when he suddenly said, very slowly, ' Do you speak English?'
-As I soon learnt, he was English himself.
After I had left a village in the south of the village, I drove on to next town. On the way, a young man waved to me. I stopped and he asked me for a lift. As soon as he had got into the car, I said good morning to him in Franch and he replied in the same language. Apart from a few words, I don't know any French. Neither of us spoke during the journey. I had nearly reached the town, when he suddenly said, very slowly. 'Do you speak English?', As I soon learnt, he was English himself.