They __________ (never/see) such a beautiful sunset before that day.
had never seen
She __________ (not/eat) vegetables, but now she loves them.
didn't use to eat
not have something - phrasal verb
do without
*look forward to* means:
feel happy about something in the future
turn out well
have a particular good result
finally be in a place/situation
end up
He __________ (forget) his passport, so he couldn’t board the plane.
had forgotten
By the time we arrived at the cinema, the movie __________ (already/start).
had already started
I __________ (play) outside with my friends every day when I was a child.
used to play
__________ you (go) to that old café near the library?
Did you use to go
When we got to the station, the train __________ (leave).
had left
We __________ (live) in the countryside before moving to the city.
We used to live in the countryside before moving to the city.
I was very tired because I __________ (work) all day.
had worked
She couldn’t go out because she __________ (not/finish) her homework.
hadn't finished
sign in
join an organized activity
When he was a boy, he never ___________ to have a lot of toys. (+)
used to
He _____________ very shy, but now he’s very quiet. (not/be)
didn't use to be