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Fill in the gaps with one of the verbs
from the list in the correct form. Use each verb twice.
wash, walk, play, work
1 I used to ...work... in a shop, but now I work in an office.
2 I can't concentrate. I'm not used to in
such a noisy office.
3 Tom lived in the country for years. He used to miles every day.
4 I'm exhausted. I'm not used to such
long distances.
5 Mary used to her clothes by hand, but now she uses a washing machine.
6 We haven't got a washing machine, so we're used
to ...our clothes by hand.
7 The children are bored with the bad weather.They're used to .. outside.
8 When we were younger, we used to cowboys and Indians.​

Every one knows about "The Big Three". These are the normal, safe dates that will cause no waves. They aren't very creative, but they are universally accepted:
A Movie - Inviting someone to a movie is definitely safe. It is probably the #1 first date. You can go to a first-run film or a 99¢ movie. One good way to make it a little interesting is to let your date choose the film, or put a bunch of movie names in a hat and pick one at random when you get together. You might also check out the "Alternative" movie scene, especially if you live in a good-size city. Most cities have a small theater that plays foreign or limited-run films. Local museums may also have off-the-wall films. A museum in our area, for example, plays movies outside in the summer and people bring picnics and blankets to watch the films. They also have an animation festival every year that is lots of fun.
A nice dinner - Another classic. As mentioned above, dinner out means that you are going to have to think of something to talk about for an hour or two. Sometimes that can be hard, especially on the first date. One way to lessen that problem is to go on a double date.
A Dance or a game - High schools are always having dances and football games, so you can invite your date to one of these. It's a good, safe bet.

1 Leave this article in English and in Russian by Sergey Anatoly and asserted that he knows “only” 10 °. But he was shy. During the conversation with him, it was estimated that Sergey Anatolyevich, Head of the Department of the Russian Humanitarian University, Doctor of Philology, Corresponding Member of the Russian Academy of Natural Sciences was familiar with no less than 400 languages. just three weeks. Among his colleagues, this 43-year-old professor had a reputation as a “walking encyclopedia.” But at the same time he is distinguished by a bad memory. The most difficult question for me. How many languages ​​do you know? ". Because exactly it is impossible to answer. Even 10 languages ​​can not be known to the same extent. You may know 500-600 words perfectly able to explain in the country. For example, I know English perfectly. because all the time you have to drive and talk But I think that in my passive German is better. A can be bad answer011% ", how many languages ​​do you know?> - because it is impossible to exactly answer it. Even 10 languages ​​cannot be known to the same degree. You can know 500-600 words perfectly well to be explained in the country. For example, I know English perfectly because everything time I have to travel to talk. But I think that German is better in passive. And you can speak badly, but read well, for example, read the ancient Chinese classics better than most Chinese people. Or you can not read or speak, but know the structure, grammar. search , but I remember their vocabulary well. Many languages ​​go into a passive, but then, if necessary, they return: I went to Holland and quickly restored the Dutch language. Therefore, if you count all the languages ​​with which I am familiar at different levels of knowledge, they will be typed not less than 400. But I actively talk only at 20.