1 Spring is Japanese people’s favourite time of year. True (The Japanese celebrate this happy time with festivals and flower-viewing parties). 2. It is not easy to know the day the cherry flowers will open. True (Starting in February, weathermen try to guess when this day will be). 3. Hanami takes place a week after the cherry trees blossom. True (Cherry blossoms appear on trees for only one week before they fall to the ground and die). 4. The cherry flowers do not stay on the trees for very long. True (Cherry blossoms appear on trees for only one week before they fall to the ground and die). 5. When the cherry flowers appear, people hope for long lives. True (For the Japanese this symbolises the short nature of childhood and life).
1. She was working in the garden at that time. 2. Scarcely had the bell gone than the students filled the corridor. 3. The other day he called on me to return the book he had borrowed. 4. The sun had no sooner hidden behind the clouds than we heard the first claps of thunder. 5. The letter hadn't arrived by the end of the week yet. 6.I had tidied up the flat by that time. 7. It wasn't up to 1995 that Robert could afford to go on holiday abroad. 8. They had discharged Nick from hospital before we came. 9. His father had been running a bookshop for two years. 10. They reached the top of the mountain in four hours. 11. I had finished my homework by supper time. 12. They lived in Newcastle in 1983.
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