Grammar. Past Simple and used to. Read the sentences. Use Past Simple or 'used to' to fill in the gaps.

Example:

I used to play football at school, but now I don't like this game. (a habit in the past)

Sentences:

We didn't bake a birthday cake yesterday. (NOT BAKE) - We didn't bake a birthday cake yesterday. (a single action in the past)

1. Alice lived in the countryside when she was younger. Now she has to live in a big city. (LIVE)
2. We forgot to turn off the lights, so we came back home immediately. (FORGET)
3. Did their children eat lots of candies for breakfast? They spend lots of money on the dentist's treatment now! (EAT)
4. You went to the dentist once a year. Why did you stop doing it? (GO)
5. He woke up early. Now he has to do it because of his new job. (NOT WAKE)
6. Did you hear that heavy rain last night? (HEAR)
7. His old computer was dead, so he bought a new laptop last week. (BUY)
8. I didn't ask you for help. I can do it on my own. (NOT ASK)