What is the correct structure of an AFFIRMATIVE sentence in Past Perfect?
Subject + had + verb (past participle)
We use Past Perfect...
For actions that happened before an event the past
By the time I _______ (wake up) this morning, my whole family _____ already ________ (eat) breakfast.
woke up / had---eaten
Last year, I _______ (go) on a trip by myself. I ____ never ______ (do) it before.
went / had---done
The bus ____ already ______ (leave) when I_______(arrive).
had---left / arrived
"I'm not superstitious at all." Answer to this by showing you're the same.
neither am I.
"I didn't know breaking a mirror was bad luck." Answer to this by showing you're the same.
Neither did I.
"I'm afraid of black cats." Answer to this by showing you're the same.
So am I
Mention an example of two events in the past using Simple Past & Past Perfect
OPEN ANSWER
CONVERSATION STRATEGY-Make your meaning clear: "I can't remember my dreams."
a) I usually forget them right away.
b) I mean, they can be really weird.
c) Dreams that can be really frightening.
a) I usually forget them right away.
Alex had an important meeting yesterday. He didn't take a shower because he'd woken up late, so we went like that...
¿What happened first?
woken up late
I ____________ to finish work at 7 pm but I fell asleep.
was supposed/was going to
was / were supposed to & was / were going to have a similar meaning...What is it?
What was expected, didn't happen
I __________ be doing exercise but I'm eating popcorn and watching Netflix.
am supposed to
Mention three inseparable phrasal verbs with "get" and their meanings
get over = overcome a problem; recover.
get around to = find time to do something.
get used to = become familiar with a new situation
What is a phrasal verb?
A compound verb made of a verb + one or two particles
