2024/04/15英文筆記

Points to Remember:
1. Don't forget to use the past tense of verbs when talking about the past.
Example: went, ate, bought, came
2. Wait for* me. - wait me x
3. It + verb (add 's or 'es) - simple present
It tastes similar.

I got back yesterday.*
So far so good~ (only if the action is ongoing)
It *was good! (better)
I *had a fight with my boyfriend every day.-have x
I *had sent them the itinerary before our trip. (past perfect)
They wanted* to go to Mt. Fuji. (past)
It was too rash.*
I drove* in Japan.
In Japan, it’s right-hand driving.
We don’t need to apply *for the international driver’s license.(missing)
Let me check.*
He went* to work. - go x
This is his first day since he came back from the military.
There were a lot of foreigners* there. (plural)
We *went to Daiso. (past)
We booked two rooms.*
I posted* on Tiktok.
Wait *for me.
Wait a second.
You can buy it in the airport.
It tastes* similar.
We ate* street food.
The set includes sashimi, spaghetti and others.
I don’t like food full of starch. - many x
I sat* in the first row.
I chose* that and I paid extra..- choose x
You can get off the plane immediately.
I was* so surprised. - I’m x
I *couldn’t hear what she was saying.*
I didn’t *compute my expenses in Japan. - count x

Expressions
Itinerary
Upset
Left/Right-hand Driving
Certificate
Honk their horn~
Fuel
Toll
Tongs
Pricey
Salty
Street Food
Starch
Low-cost Airline
Economy Seat
To get off a vehicle (plane, car)

Extra
Tight Budget

Pronunciation
Set