Je mets les verbes entre parenthèses au prétérit simple à la forme affirmative ou négative, pour raconter mon voyage.

Pour les verbes irréguliers, la forme du verbe change.

Pour les verbes appelés réguliers, j’ajoute ED à la base verbale pour toutes les personnes.

Pour la forme négative, j’ajoute DID et NOT et la base verbale.

We ( go)              to the airport nor to the train station.  

We (fly)            to Italy but we 

 (drive)                         on the highway.

We (hop on and off)              the bus or coach.

The driver (be)                   experienced.

He (respect)                     the highway code.

He (have)                 a valid driver’s licence.

He (respect)             the safety on the roads .

We all (wear)               our seatbelts.

We (ride a scooter)                    in Italy.

There ( be)         many traffic lights.

We (stay)            in a hotel.

It (be)                 pleasant .

We (go camping)                   .

We (sleep )                under the stars.

We (unpack)              our luggage in the rooms.

We (go)        sightseeing and (visit)        tourist attractions.

Me Olivier (give)                many guided tours.

My funniest memory is:

because it is ….

My scariest memory is :

as I ….

The most interesting site is /

For breakfast, we (have)

croissant, toast cereals, muesli , eggs, mozarella, tea, hot chocolate, freshly squeezed orange juice.

My favourite food was:

What was the weather like?

The weather forecast :

It was sunny, windy, cloudy, snowy, stormy.

It was warm and cool.

I can remember and write five Italian words: