Answer the questions about the story. 1 When did the story happen?
2 Where did the story happen?
3 Who were the people in the story?
4 What happened in the beginning, in the middle and at
the end of the story?
Useful language
Sequencing language 2
We use sequencing language to ...
start a story (One day last summer, ...)
order events (At first, Mickey said no.)
finish a story (Finally, Mickey gave him his address.)​

1. I would have visited you.  2. had won.  3.  had arrived  4  had been   5.  had been ??? (sorry, hard to say)   6.  had not seen   7.    would have fallen.  8.  would you have accepted?  9.  had had   10. had known    11.  would have offered  12.  would not have stung  13.  had realized    14. would have stopped   15.  had reached  16.  would not have lent   17.  had not sneezed   18.  had put.  19.  would not have gotten  20.  would not have tried  21. had spoken.   22.  would not have been.  23.  had known.  24.  had tried   25.  would not have gotten  26.  would not have put   27.  had been   28.  would have come   29.  would not have turned   30.  had looked   31.  would have been captured   32.  had tried   33.  would have taken   34.  would have saved.

1. Если я увижу его, я его подвезу.
2. Если бы у меня была машинка, я напечатал бы это сам.
3. Стол рухнет, если вы стоите на нем.
4. Если бы она послушала мои указания, она бы не свернула не на ту улицу.
5. Если он ест все, то он будет болен.
6. Если бы я знал его адрес, я бы дал его вам.
7. (я не знаю)
8. Если я найду ваш паспорт, я позвоню вам сразу.

1. Вопрос, поставленный профессором, имеет важное значение.
2. Отчет, написан начальнику, был очень актуальной.
3. Потеряв его адрес, я не могу написать ему.
4. (я не знаю)
5. Ставя цветы в вазу, он ее сломал.