Breakfast or lunch?
First listen and then answer the question.
Why was the writer's aunt surprised?
It (be/was) Sunday. I never (get/got) up early on Sundays. I sometimes (stayed/stay) in bed until lunchtime. Last Sunday
I (got/get) up very late. I (looked/look) out of the window.
It (be/was) dark outside.
'What a day!' I thought. 'It's (raining/rain) again.' Just then, the telephone (ring/rang). It (be/was) my aunt Lucy. 'I have just (arrived/arrive) by train,' she said. 'I (am coming /be come) to see you.' 'But I (be/am) still having breakfast,' I said.
‘What are you (doing/do)?' she asked.
'I (be/am) having breakfast,' I repeated.
'Dear me,' she said. ‘ Do you always (get/got) up so late? It's one o'clock !'
Breakfast or lunch?
First listen and then answer the question.
Why was the writer's aunt surprised?
It (be/was) Sunday. I never (get/got) up early on Sundays. I sometimes (stayed/stay) in bed until lunchtime. Last Sunday
I (got/get) up very late. I (looked/look) out of the window.
It (be/was) dark outside.
'What a day!' I thought. 'It's (raining/rain) again.' Just then, the telephone (ring/rang). It (be/was) my aunt Lucy. 'I have just (arrived/arrive) by train,' she said. 'I (am coming /be come) to see you.' 'But I (be/am) still having breakfast,' I said.
‘What are you (doing/do)?' she asked.
'I (be/am) having breakfast,' I repeated.
'Dear me,' she said. ‘ Do you always (get/got) up so late? It's one o'clock !'。