English, 22.07.2021 19:20 almostnevercbbc
1. I (go) to work by bus but now I drive my car to work.
2. Joe and I (like) each other but now we are best friends.
3. Sue (fancy) rock music but now she is a fan of it.
4. (you/catch) fireflies when you were a child?
5. My father (smoke) a lot but he gave up three years ago.
6. My student (be) very bad at Math but now he improves a lot.
7. This doctor (be) famous but now everyone knows him.
8. Jane (break) the speed limit and a police officer stopped her.
9. My aunt (work) as a nurse before she retired.
10. My hometown (have) an amusement park but the authorities have opened one
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