Your friend says, “You'll never guess what happened!” What do you say?, a) Since yesterday., b) No way! What happened?, c) I had happened., d) Very happening., Start an interesting story about a trip., a) You'll never guess what happened on my trip., b) My trip is grammatical., c) Yesterday will travel., d) Traveling because., Ask someone what happened next., a) What happens yesterday?, b) What next happened is?, c) What happened next?, d) What did next?, React with surprise to an unbelievable story., a) For three hours., b) I am agreeing yesterday., c) Next Tuesday., d) You're kidding!, Continue: “So there we were at the hotel when suddenly...”, a) we realized we were at the wrong hotel., b) wrong hotel tomorrow., c) realizing because hotel., d) we are yesterday., Your friend went to the wrong hotel. Speculate about what happened., a) They should hotel., b) They might have assumed it was the right one., c) They might assuming., d) They have might assumed., Imagine how the hotel mistake could have been avoided., a) If they check yesterday., b) If checking the address., c) If they had checked the address, they wouldn't have gone there., d) If they would check it., Introduce the surprising ending of a story., a) Yesterday surprise., b) Ending because., c) It turn out yesterday., d) It turned out that we had booked a different hotel., Ask a follow-up question about someone's embarrassing experience., a) So what did you do?, b) Embarrassing did?, c) You do what yesterday is?, d) How many embarrassment?, End a surprising story naturally., a) Story finish grammar., b) I still can't believe that happened., c) Happening end tomorrow., d) I can't believed happen.

John

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