The wind (a)   (blow) so hard that I could hardly walk down the street!

The storm was so violent that it (a)   (damage) buildings and cars all over the town.

The winter floods (a)   (destroy) many homes in the region.

The number of bush fires (a)   (rise) to 60,000 last year.

The high winds (a)   (create) a powerful tornado that raced across the land.

Fortunately, the lightning (a)   (not hit) the skyscraper.

The rain (a)   (fall) so heavily that the street turned into a river!

Write the question in past simple for this answer:

Example:

0 What time did you get up this morning?

I got up at about 7.30.

1 (a)   ?

Yes, I did. I had some toast and jam.

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Example:

0 What time did you get up this morning?

I got up at about 7.30.

1 (a)   ?

I came to school by car this morning – Dad brought me.

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Example:

0 What time did you get up this morning?

I got up at about 7.30.

1 (a)   ?

I went to my classroom and said hello to everyone.

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Example:

0 What time did you get up this morning?

I got up at about 7.30.

1 (a)   ?

I went to my classroom and said hello to everyone.

Order:

to / live / used / Adrian / Canada. / in

(a)  

Order:

to / He / used / a pair of / have / snow boots.

(a)  

Order:

to / used / a lot of / wear / He / clothes. / warm

(a)  

Use USED TO correctly:

My parents (a)   (not / allow) me to go out in the evenings.

Use USED TO correctly:

(a)   when they were young? (your brothers / fight)

Use USED TO correctly:

(a)   when they were young? (your brothers / fight)

Use USED TO correctly:

I (a)   practising the guitar but now I do. (not / like)

Use USED TO correctly:

My dad (a)   me a story every night before I went to sleep. (tell)