Time Markers, Used To and Sentences in past

      a.       When I ate at the restaurant, he was waiting for someone.

b.      When I lived in Guadalajara, she was living in Monterrey.

c.       When she ran in the park, she was founding her brother.

d.      While they slept, Alejandra was leaving his home.

e.       While we played in the garden, Maria and Teresa were eating at home.

f.       While she stayed at home, his friends were going to the party.

g.      As he ran in the park, he met his found uncle.

h.      As she cleaned her bedroom, she found her ring.

i.        As I cooked, I cut my finger.

j.        When they danced, she opening at the house.

Used to.

v  I used to draw landscapes and people, but now I only draw landscapes.

v  I used to dance flamenco and danzón, but now I don’t dance neither of them.

v  I used to walk in the park, but now I don’t have time.

v  I didn’t used to drive in the road the last week.

v  I didn’t used to sing in the theater, but now I have to do.

v  I didn’t used to play football, but now Iam in the school team.

v  Did you used to watch movies?

v  Did you used to work in the gas station?

v  Did you used to read a book in English?

v  Did you used to run in the park the last Friday?

Sentences in past:

1.      We wrote a book about ghosts.

2.      He spoke English in the school yesterday

3.      He caught the ball in the game

4.      He didn’t drink water yesterday

5.      She didn’t run in the park for a long time

6.      He didn’t talk in the class three weeks ago.

7.      Did you drive on the beach the last night? R= no, I didn’t.

8.      Did she run in the street two weeks ago? R= yes, she did.

9.      How much did it cost? R= It’s cost $100

10.  How much did you have for buy this camera? R= I have $200.