VOCABULARY
to take or try to take hold of something tightly
What is the title of the chapter?
Business Trip
Casey remembered the ______________well;t was what had inspired her to come on this trip.
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Have you ever been to Canada?
Had you ever been to Canada?
was/were
been
to make a signal at a taxi to show that you want to be picked up
Hail a cab (idiom)
What is listed inside the pamphlet? (3 things)
events, the activities and the speakers.
She had traveled from __________ to ____________.
The United States, Italy
I liked heavy metal music.
I had liked heavy metal music.
broke
broken
the fact that something is not available or there is not enough of it
Lack of (n):
When Casey arrived in Italy (airport), what did she do next?
left the airport and hailed a cab to her hotel.
Clutching her _____________, Casey left the airport and hailed a cab to her hotel.
language guidebook
We have already started to cook.
We had already started to cook.
catch
caught
an obvious problem or difficult situation that people do not want to talk about
An elephant in the room (idiom)
speak with the lawyers at the meet and greet
When Casey arrived, the ______________had already started.
conference
England can grow extremely fast.
England had grown extremely fast.
choose
chosen
they have to do something before any progress can be made in a situation
The ball is in your court (idiom):
What would Casey hope they would all acheived?
goals in the law profession
She hoped that they would all achieve their goals in the _________________.
Law profession
Rodrick has a 17-year-old Dutch friend.
Rodrick had had a 17-year-old Dutch friend
(Note: The past perfect uses "had" + past participle, and since the main verb is "has" (present tense of "to have"), its past participle is "had".)
forget
forgotten