Crowley and bullock ltd.
24 hartley lane
real
kent england
2nd may, 2005

dear sirs,
we have had no reply concerning the statement of ac-
count sent to you on 18th april.
we enclose a duplicate of our letter and the statement,
and would urge you to give the matter your earliest atten-
tion.

yours faithfully,
chief accountant​

1. I didn't use to watch the news, but now I watch it every day.

2. My aunt didn't use to drink a lot of coffee, but now she prefers to drink tea.

3. We used to live in a flat, but we live in a big house now.

4. Did you use to go to school on foot?

5. We didn't use to like each other, but now we’re good friends.

6. I didn't use to eat vegetables. Now I eat them every day.

7. My sister used to play the piano, but now she doesn’t.

8. They used to spend their weekends in the countryside. They don’t any more.

©OAR

Exercise 4

The teacher asked who spoke English.
She asked me how I knew that.
My friend asked me whether Caron had talked to Kevin.
My neighbour asked me if he could borrow my car.
The boy wondered if a snake could eat a cake.
I want to know whether you won the first prize.
The man asked whether the dog had bitten the boy.

Exercise 5 

She likes quiet places, doesn't she?
Tom didn’t play the piano, did he?
They didn’t hurt the child, did they?
There were two car accidents yesterday, weren't there?
Tourists used to come here, didn't they?
You haven’t got a computer, have you?
You don’t have to follow him, do you?
He has to fill a form, doesn't he?
He didn’t have to choose one, did he?
He has your ticket, doesn't he?
Everything is all right, isn't it?
He has got to leave, hasn't he?
Smoking ruins our health, doesn't it?
Most people cannot go to Africa, can they?
Finding a job isn’t easy, is it?