Question

Use of English. Choose the correct item. (2 points) 1. The topic of yesterday’s lesson was the Past simple tense and we used to/didn’t use to talk about past habits and states. 2. My sister used to/didn’t use to eat only seafood, but now she hates it.3. We used to/didn’t use to go to Italy every summer, we preferred to go to Canada. 4. Carol used to/didn’t use to sing at all, but now she takes singing lessons.4. Use of English. Complete the sentences with can, could, be able to in appropriate tense. ​

Answer 1

Ответ:

1. The topic of yesterday’s lesson was the Past simple tense and we used to talk about past habits and states.

2. My sister used to eat only seafood, but now she hates it.

3. We didn't use to go to Italy every summer, we preferred to go to Canada.

4. Carol didn’t use to sing at all, but now she takes singing lessons.

Answer 2

It seems like you've provided two separate tasks. Let's address them one by one:

Task 1: Choose the correct item

1. The topic of yesterday’s lesson was the Past simple tense and we used to talk about past habits and states.
2. My sister used to eat only seafood, but now she hates it.
3. We used to go to Italy every summer, we preferred to go to Canada.
4. Carol used to sing at all, but now she takes singing lessons.

Task 2: Complete the sentences with can, could, be able to in appropriate tense

Without the specific sentences provided for completion, I can't provide the exact answers. However, I can explain the usage of these terms:

• can: Present tense ability or possibility.
• could: Past tense ability or possibility.
• be able to: Used as an alternative to "can" and "could" when a more formal or complex structure is required.

Feel free to provide the sentences you want to complete, and I'll be happy to assist further.