Welcome to English Speaking Course Lesson 18 by Structures. In this Lesson, we are going to learn 3 Basic English Speaking Structures. The first is ”Sub + tired of + V-ing…”, the second is ”Sub + told you to + v1 … and the third one is ”Where were you when…?”. We’ll start the English Speaking Course Lesson 18 by Structures
Sub + tired of + v + ing…
You will use this structure when you are tired of doing something. For example, she is tired of convincing her parents, I’m tired of answering these questions.
Structure: Subject + is/are/am tired of + verb (first form) + ing
- She is tired of cleaning the house every day.
- He is tired of repeatedly explaining the same thing.
- We are tired of waiting for the bus in the rain.
- They are tired of eating the same food every day.
- You are tired of dealing with rude customers.
- I’m tired of listening to the same complaints.
- She is tired of trying to please everyone.
- He is tired of being blamed for others’ mistakes.
- We are tired of following the same routine.
- They are tired of arguing over trivial matters.
- You are tired of pretending to be happy.
- I’m tired of fixing the computer.
- She is tired of asking for help.
- He is tired of handling all the paperwork.
- I’m tired of attending boring meetings.
Sub + told you to + v1 …
If we had to tell someone that someone had asked to do such a thing. for example, I told you to watch the complete course. He told me to take medicine properly.
Structure: Subject + told you to + verb (first form)
- The teacher told you to study hard for the exam.
- Your mom told you to clean your room.
- I told you to listen carefully.
- He told you to arrive on time.
- She told you to practice the piano daily.
- They told you to follow the rules.
- My friend told you to check the schedule.
- The coach told you to warm up before the game.
- Your boss told you to finish the report.
- They told you to wear a seatbelt.
- I told you to call the doctor.
- I told you to lock the door.
- I told you to be honest.
- He told you to try your best.
- She told you to follow your dreams.
Where were you when…?
We use this structure to say that something happened or was happening in the past. For example, Where were you when it happened? Where were you when I called you?
Structure: Where were you when + action in simple past tense?
- Where were you when the school bus arrived?
- Where were you when the thunderstorm began?
- Where were you when the movie started?
- Where were you when the phone rang?
- Where were you when the alarm went off?
- Where were you when I planned the surprise party?
- Where were you when the mail arrived?
- Where were you when I sent you the invitation?
- Where were you when the train left the station?
- Where were you when the plane landed?
- Where were you when the dinner was served?
- Where were you when the band started playing?
- Where were you when the festival began?
- Where were you when the train whistle blew?
- Where were you when the boat sailed away?
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