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This document is an English lesson about the past tense and expressions like "used to." It provides examples of questions and responses using these grammar forms, such as "Where were you born?" and "I used to collect comic books." The lesson explains that "used to" refers to past habitual actions that are no longer done. It focuses on practicing past tense verbs and the expression "used to" through short dialogues about personal histories and past hobbies.
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Unit 1
- 1. UNIT 1 -A TIME TO REMEMBER- Topics: past tense; used to. Grammar focus Past tense Where were you born? I was born in Argentina. Were you born in Buenos Aires? Yes, I was. No, I wasn’t. I was born in Córdoba. When did you move to Los Angeles? I moved here ten years ago. I didn’t speak English. Did you take English classes in Argentina? Yes, I did. I took classes for a year. No, I didn’t. My aunt taught me at home. Grammar focus Used to Did you use to collect things? Yes, I used to collect comic books. No, I didn’t use to collect anything. Used to refers to something that you regularly did in the past but don’t do anymore.