Used to, would, be/get used to

When I was little I ………………………….. (read) fantasy books until I slept.

It has taken me a while ………………………………. (drive) on the left.

We usually had lentils for lunch every now and then when we were at Grandma’s, but we …………………………… (never/ eat) them

Before I started running, I …………………………….. (watch) a lot TV.

It was no big deal living far from the school; indeed, we ………………………………………. (wake up) early in the mornings.

She hasn’t studied in a long time so she’s finding it hard …………………………………… (memorize) so many concepts in such little time.

How …………………………….. (you/go) to work before you had a car?

Selling is tiring and sometimes disappointing, but you …………………………….. it with time.

I …………………………… (not/ wear) this kind of clothes; I prefer something more casual

My kids hate strong flavours; I think they …………………………….. (never/ drink) black coffee.

Brianna was always a polite girl who ……………………………….. (not/ answer) her parents back

Lucy lived in Ireland for 10 years and we ……………………………. (write) each other emails every week.

In spite of the fact that Adam …………………………….. (live) in the city, he didn’t mind moving to a small village in the countryside.

When I was younger, I ……………………….. (play) football in the weekends.

I have five kids so I ………………………. (live) with many people.

When they volunteered in the Amazonas, they ………………………………. (communicate) with the natives by signs.

As a teacher of autistic children, John ……………………………… (deal) with difficult behaviour patterns.

Working at home can be boring but you …………………………….. it.

As teenagers, we ……………………… (run) marathons and take part in sports competitions.

She’s a nurse but she ……………………………… (not/ work) shifts.