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  • Hi. My name's Rebecca. You know how sometimes you make plans, and then your plans change

    嗨,我是Rebecca,你很清楚,有時訂了些計畫,然後又改變了

  • and you do something different from whatever you thought you were going to do? Well, in

    然後你做了些不同於你本來想要做的事

  • today's lesson, I'm going to show you how to express yourself when changes take place

    今天的課程,我要告訴你如何去表達你自己,

  • from the plans that you had made to what you actually do. So, let's have a look at this.

    從已制定的計畫到你實際做了甚麼,所以,讓我們看看這些句子

  • So, the way you talk about changes in plans in the past is by using the expression: "was

    談論到過去的計畫有所改變時,可以使用"was supposed to"(應該)

  • supposed to", or: "were supposed to", or: "was going to", "were going to". All right?

    或"were supposed to"(當時應該)或"was going to"(當時正要去)或'were going to'(當時正要去),接著

  • I'll give you many examples of this. So what you need to do to use this expressions, you

    我會給你很多例句,所以你需要做的是,使用這些表達方式

  • need to have first a subject, for example: "I".

    你首先需要主詞,例如「I」(我)

  • "I", then you use the past tense of the verb "to be": "was",

    「I」(我),接著使用「to be」的過去式「was」

  • then you use this expression: "supposed to". So far we have: "I was supposed to",

    接著使用「supposed to」(應該),目前我們有「I was supposed to」(我當時應該...)

  • plus you need to add a verb. All right? So: "I was supposed to do something.", "You

    再加上你還需要增加一個動詞,好,那麼「我當時應該要做些什麼?」

  • were going to call me.", etc. Now, you can use this to talk about all kinds of activities,

    你當時正要打電話給我,之類的,現在你可以使用這些語句談論各種活動

  • and I've given you some examples on the board. The activities can relate to people, they

    我會在板子上給你一 些例子,這些活動可以跟人有關

  • can relate to things, or just to actions in themselves.

    跟物品有關,或就只是一些動作

  • So let's look at some examples. "I was supposed to call my mom." Now, this sentence is fine

    讓我們看一些例子,"我應該要打電話給我媽。",現在,這個句子是對的

  • by itself. "I was supposed to call my mom." All right? But often, we add something, like

    "我應該要打電話給我媽。"對吧?但是,很多時候,我們會增加一些東西去,像是

  • to explain why you didn't do that. So, for example: "I was supposed to call my mom, but

    解釋為什麼你沒做那件事,舉例,"我應該要打電話給我媽",但是

  • it got too late." Or: "I was going to visit my friend, but he wasn't home." Or: "I was

    時間太晚了,或是,"我本來要去見我的朋友,但是他不在家",或是,"我本來

  • supposed to talk to my boss, but he was too busy." All right? So you see how it works?

    應該跟我的老闆談話,但是,他當時太忙",你了解這些句子的運用嗎?

  • You use: "I was supposed to" or "I was going to", plus this, and then if you want, you

    你使用「我本來要去」或「我當時正要去」,再加上這句,然後,如果你想要

  • can give an explanation about why your plans didn't work out.

    你可以給予說明,為什麼你的計劃並沒有達成

  • Let's look at some examples of how it works with things. "We were going to buy", oops.

    讓我們看一些例子,這些句子如何跟物品運用在一起,"我們正要去買",喔喔~

  • Not "help", but "milk". "We were going to buy some milk, but the store was closed.",

    不是help,是milk,"我們正要去買牛奶,但是商店關門了"

  • "I was going to send the cheque, but I didn't have enough money in my account." Or: "He

    "我本來要去寄支票,但是我戶頭沒有足夠的錢",或是

  • was going to fix the computer, but he came home too late." All right?

    "他本來要去修理這台電腦,但是,他回家太晚"

  • Now, you see I'm changing the subject. So you could say: "I was supposed to", "He was

    目前,你看到我改變主詞,所以你可以說,"我當時正要去",

  • supposed to", "She was supposed to". So these, we use with "was". And you could also say:

    "他當時正要去","她當時正要去",所以這些句子,我們使用"was",然而你也可以說

  • "You were going to", "We were going to", "They were going to". All right? So, of course,

    "你當時正要去","我們當時正要去","他們當時正要去",好,當然

  • you must know whether to use "was" or "were", and that you learn when you learn the past

    你必須知道是使用"was"或"were",而那是你所學到的

  • tense of the verb "to be". Okay.

    "to be"的過去式,好的

  • Now let's look at some actions. "I was supposed to travel this week, but it didn't work out.",

    現在,我們看一些動作,"我本來這禮拜要去旅遊,但沒有成行"

  • "I was supposed to sleep, but my friends came over and then we went out instead.", "I was

    "我本來要去睡覺,但我的朋友來找我,我們反而一起出門了"

  • supposed to teach today, but I was feeling unwell." Okay? So here are many examples,

    "我本來今天要教課,但是我感到不舒服",所以這裡有很多例子

  • and you can come up with your own. I'm sure there's something that you were planning to

    你可以自己想想,我確信你本來有些計劃要做

  • do which didn't work out. So think about it: what were you supposed to do yesterday that

    然而沒有完成,所以回想一下,甚麼是你昨天本來要去做的

  • you didn't end up doing? And then you can use the sentence.

    你並沒有完成?那就可以使用這些句子

  • Now, not only can you use this expression in sentences, you can also use it in a question.

    現在,不只可以使用這些句子陳述事情,你也可以用在問句上

  • Now, often it's kind of in a negative question, like this: "Weren't you supposed to go to

    大多會使用在否定的問題上,像這句,"你今天不是應該要去上學嗎?

  • school today? What happened? How come you're still at home?" Or: "Weren't you going to

    發生甚麼事了?你怎麼還在家裡?"或,"你不是應該要

  • submit your resume? What happened? Did you change your mind?" Or: "Weren't you supposed

    送出你的履歷嗎?發生甚麼事了?你改變心意了嗎?"或是,"你不是本來要去

  • to attend the lecture?" Or: "Weren't you going to see the doctor?" Right? So you could also

    聽演講?"或是,"你不是本來要去看醫師?"你也可以

  • use it in question format, and usually it will be kind of a negative because somebody

    使用在問句句型上,而通常這樣的句子會帶點否定意味,因為某人

  • had told you that they were going to do something and then you found out that they didn't do

    已經告訴你,他們將要去做某件事,然而你發現他們並沒有去做

  • it. So you can use this kind of expression. All right?

    所以你可以使用這樣的句子

  • So once again, the expression is: "supposed to" or "going to". If you're writing it, remember

    再一次,這句子是「supposed to」或「going to」,假如你正書寫它,記得

  • to spell it with the "d", because when I say it: "supposed to", you don't hear the "d".

    拼寫時加上"d",因為當我說"supposed to",你並沒有聽到"d"

  • So don't make the mistake of leaving out the "d" in the word "supposed". Okay? We don't

    所以不要搞錯,在"supposed"這個字上,少寫了"d",我們沒有

  • hear it, but you must spell it. All right?

    聽到它,但是你必須寫出來

  • If you'd like to do some practice on these expressions, please go to our website: www.engvid.com.

    你想要做些練習,請到我們的網站,www.engvid.com

  • And you can also subscribe to my YouTube channel to get lots of other English lessons. Okay?

    你也可以訂閱我的YouTube頻道,觀看更多英語課程

  • Lots of luck with your English. Bye for now.

    祝英語學習順利,下次見

Hi. My name's Rebecca. You know how sometimes you make plans, and then your plans change

嗨,我是Rebecca,你很清楚,有時訂了些計畫,然後又改變了

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