P 113 ex 1

• a) Was Jim at home last night?
• b) Were you at school on Monday?
• c) Was the cinema open on Saturday?
• d) Was all you friends at the party?
• e) Kevin and Mel weren't at my party.
• f) Nick wasn't in class yesterday.
• g) It wasn't warm yesterday.
• h) We weren't at the match yesterday.

P 113 ex 2

• a) Our bus didn't arrive on time.
• b) Sue didn't phoned last night.
• c) Maria didn't finished work early yesterday.
• d) The train wasn't stopped at Harry's station.
• e) I wasn't wanted to go to bed early.
• f) Carols didn't answered my letter.
• g) John didn't invited lots of people to his party.
• h) The shops weren't opened on Saturday.

P 113 ex 3

• a) I have breakfast at home on Sundays.
• b) Last night there was an exciting thriller on TV but I preferred comedies.
• c) Did you have a shower this morning?
• d) She did not have lunch with us last week.
• e) When was he born?
• f) Could he swim when he was 4 years old?
• g) I'm a good driver now because my driving instructor was excellent.
• h) I usually go on holiday in Europe, but last year I went to Japan.
• i) He never takes the bus, but yesterday he did.

P 113 ex 4

Two hundred years ago:

•a)     people used to ride horses.

•b)    they didn't droved cars.

•c)     they read books.

•d)    they didn't go to the cinema.

•e)     they washed their clothes by hand.

•f)      they didn't watch TV.

•g)     they looked after animals.

•h)     they hadn't got computers.

P 114 ex 5

• a) I used to be in the school tennis team.
• b) Sophie used to have long hair when she was at school.
• c) Mary used to not listen when her teachers were speaking.
• d) Riccardo used to get up at 6:00 when he was training for the Olympics.
• e) What used you to do on Saturdays evening?
• f) Becky used to be afraid of dogs when she was small.
• g) We always used to give our teachers presents at the end of term.
• h) Used you to live next door to Mr. Harrison?
• i) My brother used to wear glasses when he was small.
• j) Used Martin to learn German at school?

P114 ex 6

As a child I wanted to be a ballet dancer. I was convinced that I had a great talent. My mother told me to keep studying too. She wanted me to be a journalist. I took ballet lessons every day and I spend all my money going to theatre. I thought that studying was a waste of time. One day when I went to ballet class on the bus, the road was blocked. A TV journalist was interviewing people about a recent accident. I watched from the bus absolutely fascinated. While I was watching I realized that I didn't want to be a ballet dancer at all. I wanted to become a TV journalist. My mother was delighted.