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New vocab are in RED and the meaning is written at the end of the setence in parantheses ( )
So here we go!
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I love to laugh.
I love comedy shows.
I love stand up comedies.
but I laugh the most when I'm having classes with my students.
Because they say the most unexpected things, especially the kids.
The one conversation that comes to mind was a student of about 6 years old.
It is not recent, but we were talking about fruits.
And I asked her what kinda fruit would she invent? (＝発明する）
And she told me she'd like to invent a "spicy banana."
At this point I was already giggling to myself. (giggling = うふふ)
So, I'm like "Why spicy banana?" (see grammar here)
and confidently, she said "because adults like it". "adults like spicy bananas".
She said all of this innocently of course and I burst out laughing like a madman. (=爆笑する）
I think you know why!
Do I need to explain more?
So tell me, what is something that made you laugh hard recently?
Let me know in class and talk soon! :)
was/ were ____ing, when + 過去形
In the middle of an action
We were having dinner when the doorbell rang.
I was walking home when I met her.
She was watching TV whenwe arrived.
It was raining when I woke up this morning.
Jessica was living in Rome when I first met her.
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