6. a) Look at the table and write sentences about past. Use used to and didn't use to
Hundreds of years ago
x
x
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✓
✓
✓
x
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People
1. live so long
2. use computers
3. have bigger families
4. think earth was flat
5. believe in ghosts and devils
6. look after animals
7. watch TV
8. wash their clothes by hand
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A.

1- does

2-finish

3-doesn't

4-doesn't

5.-looks

A.

1-watch

2-finish

3-plays

4-like

5-look

B.

1- Coffee is drunk every evening by him

2-pop music is liked by us

3-the banks is opened every day

4- Our work is finished at 12 p.m.

5- a lot of cigarettes are smoked by Mr.Black

B.

1- bread is cost a lot of money

2- History is taught at the college by her

3-hot milk is liked by my brothers

4- Our friends are visited very often by us

5-French is spoken fluently by Ann

C.

1-Does he play football very often?

2-Does Helen get up late on Sunday?

3-Do they swim in the river in summer?

4- Does he sing French songs well?

5-Do his uncles live in USA?

C.

1- Do you drink coffee every morning?

2- Does her Helen wash her hair very often?

3- Do they swim in cold water?

4- Does she know many English words?

5-Do his cousins work in the shops?

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