Write sentences about the past habits or situations of these people. If it is possible, use would. If it is not possible use, used to
Martin/walk home from school
Martin would walk home from school.
Carl and Rachel/play chess every Friday
Jenny/have a hamster
We/have bacon and eggs for breakfast
People/think the earth was flat
My father/tell me bedtime stories
Barbra and Frank/live in a small flat
We/ meet in the park every morning.
Complete each sentence with the correct form of the word in brackets
When I was a student I (not be) used to (wear) a tie.
I don’t really like hot countries but I’m (get) used to (live) here now.
Liz often goes to France and (be) used to (speak) French.
Now I (get) used to (do) this type of exercise.
Karen doesn’t like her new job. She (not be) used to (work) in a small office.
Students (be) used to (have) long holidays.
When I lived in Finland I (get) used to (wear) lots of warm clothes.
I think that people (get) used to (live) in a fast world.
Complete each sentences in an appropriate way.
I’m used to in the morning.
I’m not used to in the afternoon.
I think I’m getting used to
I can’t get used to
My parents are used to
When I was small I got used to
This year my friends and I are getting used to
I’ve got used to at school.
Match each half sentence to the correct ending.
Tom is getting used to
We’re getting used to
I’m used to
They weren’t used to
Maria is used to
Sharing my room with my sister
Working for herself
Driving their car on the motorway
Living in our new home
Working in his new office
5. Are these sentences correct or incorrect? Rewrite the incorrect ones.
a) Are you use to getting up early?
b) I never got used to wear contact lenses
c) He is very quiet. He isn’t used to shouting
d) When we were children we were use to long summer holidays
e) Does he used to being the only boy in class now?
f) We are used to using mobile phones as well as normal phones
g) My brother Paul is getting use to his new school
h) Did he get used to work in his father’s company?
Молдагулова Алия Нурмухамбетовна - снайпер 54-й снайперской бригады. Она родилась 25 октября 1925 года в небольшом селе Актюбинской области. Она была казашкой. Она потеряла родителей и жила в Алматы с дядей. С 1935 года Алия жила в детском доме № 46 Ленинграда.
В начале войны переехала из Ленинграда. В 1942 году окончила 7-й класс средней школы. Училась в Рыбницком авиационном техникуме. В 1943 году окончила школу снайперов в Москве. В армии с октября 1943 года. Алия Молдагулова была храбрым и лучшим снайпером в бригаде. Алия был одним из самых храбрых солдат Второй мировой войны. Она не боялась врагов и прилагала много усилий для победы.
Алия Молдагулова была настоящим героем, потому что она ...
Она была настоящей девушкой, не боялась Второй мировой войны, она пошла в Красную Армию девушкой, у которой не было опыта стрельбы, но она могла противостоять врагу и защищать людей, среди которых жила.
она была настоящей девушкой, которая не боялась трудностей Второй мировой войны, она пошла добровольцем в Красную Армию, чтобы противостоять врагу и защищать людей, среди которых она жила.
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4.Buckingham Palace has served as the official London residence of the UK's sovereigns since 1837 and today is the administrative headquarters of the Monarch. Although in use for the many official events and receptions held by The Queen, the State Rooms at Buckingham Palace are open to visitors every summer.
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6.The poorest statistical area in London; Barking, Dagenham and Havering, has an average disposable income of £16,801 per head – two and a half times poorer than the richest area in the capital.
7.The UK has been described as a "cultural superpower", and London has been described as a world cultural capital.