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Slide 2 : Dan had sat in the car waiting around for several hours outside the warehouse. His cell phone had rung loudly several times, but he had not answered the calls. It had been the police and not the kidnapper. He could sense the DANGER he was in.
Finally, Dan had found the courage to enter the warehouse. It had been dark, and he had heard no sounds since coming in. The ground had been cold and wet. He had JUMPED when he saw a mouse running about under his feet.
Dan had walked down a long, dark hall without windows. He had held tightly to the bag full of money he was CARRYING. He had walked into a dark room. Dan had jumped when the bats flew around his head too. He had wanted to shout and run out of there as fast as he could.
Then he had seen his wife lying on the ground. He had run over to her quickly. He had knelt down and had tried to pick her up. Her mouth had moved slowly when he TOUCHED her, but no sound had come out.
Suddenly his head had exploded with pain. Dan had started to BLACK OUT as he slid to the ground and DROPPED the bag of ransom money. The last thing he had seen was the outline of a masked man standing over him with a STEEL pipe in his hand.
Dan had woken up a while later. He hadn’t been able to move, and his head had pounded with pain. Then he had realized that he had been tied to a CHAIR. And that was when he had heard footsteps coming down the hall in his direction.
Vocabulary Words : Vocabulary Words Danger
Jump
Carry
Touch
Drop
Steel
Chair
Structure LessonPast Perfect Tense : The Negative Form Of The Past Perfect Tense
subject + had (past tense) + not + the past participle of the main verb Structure LessonPast Perfect Tense I had not gone to the party.
She had not gone to the party.
Structure LessonPast Perfect Tense : I hadn’t gone to the party.
She hadn’t gone to the party. Structure LessonPast Perfect Tense I´d not gone to a party before.
She´d not gone to the party before. Observation: The ´d can indicate a pronoun contraction with would or with had. Just remember that when the contraction is used for ‘had’, it is followed by a past participle. If it is used as ‘would’ then you use the verb normally.
Structure LessonPast Perfect Tense : The Interrogative Form Of The Past Perfect Tense
had (past tense) + subject + the past participle of the main verb Structure LessonPast Perfect Tense Had you jumped over a chair before?
Had he jumped over a chair before?
Slide 7 : Had (past tense) + subject + not + the past participle of the main verb
Had you not jumped over the chair before?
Had he not jumped over the chair before? Structure LessonPast Perfect Tense To have (past tense) + contracted not + subject + the past participle of the main verb
Hadn´t you jumped over the chair before?
Hadn´t she jumped over the chair before?
Pronunciation Lesson : Pronunciation Lesson
Pronunciation Lesson : Pronunciation Lesson You left your blouse on the couch.
How brown is your cow?
I had to bow when I finished dancing with my wife.
There is a mouse in my house.
That scholar is a very devout man of God.
Don’t frown at the clown.
The cloud brought a shower of rain.
You must learn to swim so that you don’t drown.
Idioms And Expressions: : Idioms And Expressions: ‘Black Out’ The stage lights blacked out during practice.
My girlfriend blacked out all of a sudden and fell into my arms.
The lightning storm last night made our whole neighborhood blackout. There had been a huge blackout in that city some years ago. (noun)
The radio station experienced a sudden blackout for 30 seconds. (noun)
I must have blacked out after I fell down the stairs. (verb)
I just bumped my head on the door. I think I am going to black out. (verb)
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