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We found a better flat. Then we moved. (After)
After we had found a better flat, we moved.
My aunt flew to Paris last year. She _____ (NEVER / GO) on a plane before that.
Had never gone.
STAIRS / THAT / SAID / I /DOWN / FALLEN / HAD / THE / I
I SAID THAT I HAD FALLEN DOWN THE STAIRS
Didn't recognize / had cut
Synonym for exciting
Thrilling / exhilarating / inspiring etc.
She finished the test. Then the bell rang. (By the time)
By the time the bell rang, she had finished the test.
Helen _____ (split up) with Mike before she met Paul.
HE / EVERYONE / WHEN / CAME / CLASS / TO / FINISHED / ALREADY / TEST / HAD / TEST.
WHEN HE CAME TO CLASS, EVERYONE HAD ALREADY FINISHED THE TEST.
WHEN HE CAME TO CLASS, EVERYONE HAD FINISHED THE TEST ALREADY.
I (arrived / had arrived) at the shop at 6:45, but it (already closed / had already closed).
arrived / had already closed
Opposite of confusing
clear
Mark broke up with Nancy. Then, she cried for an hour. (After)
After Mark had broken up with Nancy, she cried for an hour.
Nobody ____ (do) their homework because Teacher ___ (forget) to tell them what it is.
Did / Had forgotten
TEACHER / I / BEEN / EVERY / SO / THE / TIME. / BE / TO / HAD / LATE / EXPECT / CLASS, / DIDN'T / FOR / ON / ME / TO
I HAD BEEN LATE TO EVERY CLASS, SO THE TEACHER DIDN'T EXPECT (FOR) ME TO BE ON TIME.
Kenny (didn't play / hadn't played) in the match because he (hurt / had hurt) his leg.
didn't play / had hurt
Idiom (expression) for excited or very happy
over the moon / on cloud nine / in 7th heaven / happy camper / feel like a million bucks etc.
I received the invitation after the wedding took place. (By the time)
By the time I received the invitation, the wedding had taken place.
When I ___ (get) off the bike I ___ (see) that one of the tires ____ (lose) air.
Got off / Saw / Had lost
THE DOCTOR LOOKED AT MY BROKEN ARM AND ASKED ME WHAT HAD HAPPENED.
After I (looked / had looked) everywhere for my phone, I (started / had started) to panic.
had looked / started
Idiom (expression) for someone who doesn't like to go out (likes to stay at home)
Homebody, couch potato, don't touch grass etc.
First, Kat passed her driving test. Then, her parents bought her a car and surprised her with it. (After)
After Kat had passed her driving test, her parents bought her a car and surprised her with it.
The sun _____ (shine) yesterday, after it ____ (be) cold for many weeks. I finally ____ (wear) shorts.
Shone / Had been / Wore
MY / FOUND / COACH / ANGRY. / HAD / HAD / BEFORE / JUNK/ PLAYED / WE / SHE / VERY / WAS / FOOD / WHEN / OUT / I / OUR / THAT / MATCH,
WHEN MY COACH FOUND OUT THAT I HAD HAD JUNK FOOD BEFORE WE PLAYED OUR MATCH, SHE WAS VERY ANGRY.
By the time he (sat / had sat) down to watch TV and (relaxed / had relaxed), he (did / had done) all his household chores.
sat / relaxed / had done
Explain an idiom (expression) that refers to a person - meaning & where it came from
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