My weekend was quiet.
    我的周末很安靜。
    A: Your weekend does sound busy! Mine was the exact opposite.
    A: 你的周末聽起來確實很忙！我的剛好相反。
    B: Why? What was yours like?
    B: 為什么？你的周末怎么過的？
    A:My weekend was quiet.Very quiet. I did almost nothing.
    A:我的周末很安靜。非常安靜。我?guī)缀跏裁匆矝]做。
    B: Why? I thought you were going out. I thought you had big plans for the weekend.
    B: 為什么？我以為你要出去呢。我以為你的周末有重大的計劃。
    A: I think I had a little bit of the flu. I didn’t feel too well so I spent most of the weekend in bed. I didn’t go out or do anything.
    A: 我想我有點感冒。我感覺不太舒服，所以周末大部分的時間我都呆在床上。我既沒出去，也沒做任何事情。
    B: Oh, that’s a pity. At least you had a good rest!
    B: 噢，太遺憾了。但至少你好好休息了一下！
    Notes注釋
    1. Remember the possessive adjective mine / mine, e.g. Mine was the opposite / Mine was the opposite (my weekend was the opposite).
    記住形容詞的所有格形式mine /我的。例如Mine was the opposite /我的剛好相反(我的周末和你的相反)。
    2. Also, the possessive adjective yours / yours, e.g.: What was yours like? / What was yours like? (What was your weekend like?). We usually use possessive adjectives, like mine / mine and yours / yours and his / his and hers / hers, when the people speaking know what they are referring to and it is understood by both.
    也請記住形容詞所有格yours /你的。例如：What was yours like? /你的怎么樣？(你的周末是怎么過的？)當(dāng)談話中的人們知道他們在指什么，雙方都不言自明時通常用形容詞的所有格，像mine / 我的和 yours / 你的和 his / 他的和hers /她的。