A: Grandpa, ____________________ (you/own) a mobile phone when you were young? B: No, I owned my first mobile phone when I was in my 60s!
did you use to own
A: When I was a child, I ____________________ (not/play) video games often. B: Me, neither. I didn’t even own a games console.
didn’t use to play
A: How do you communicate with your friends, Kate? B: Well, I ____________________ (text) them, but now we use online messaging services
used to text
A: Why ____________________ (people/have) better handwriting in the past? B: I guess because they ____________________ (write) letters more often.
did people use to have, used to write
A: Steve ____________________ (not/like) social media, but now he really loves it. B: Yes, he never stops posting messages and comments!
didn’t use to like
A: Alan ____________________ (get) a lot of emails from his boss at the weekend. B: Yes, it’s good that he has a less stressful job now.
used to get
A: I replied to my boss’s email last Friday, __________? B: I have no idea. Why don’t you check your sent folder.
didn’t I
A: You weren’t writing text messages in class, __________? B: No, I wasn’t, Miss. I promise!
were you
A: Lisa didn’t call here earlier looking for me, __________? B: Oh, actually, she did. Sorry, I forgot to tell you!
did she
A: Helen wasn’t writing her blog at midnight last night, __________? B:No, of course not! She was sleeping then.
was she
A: Steve was video chatting at 7 pm yesterday evening, __________? B: No, I think he was playing football then.
wasn’t he
A: Our last vlog didn’t get a lot of views, __________? B: No, unfortunately, it didn’t.
did it
A: They were recording a vlog at 3 pm yesterday afternoon, __________? B: Yes, I think so, and later they uploaded it online.
weren’t they
A: You received an invitation to my party in your email inbox, __________? B: No, actually, I didn’t, but maybe it’s in my junk folder.
didn’t you
