Read the rubric, underline the key words and answer the questions in pairs. This is part of an email your English-speaking friend, Angie, has written to you:
I'm going to my cousin's barbecue next week, but I don't know any of his friends. I get very nervous and afraid when I have to meet new people. Please help!
Write an email to Angie giving her some advice (120-180 words).
1 What do you have to write? Who to?
2 What is your reason for writing?
3 How many words should you write?
4 How many paragraphs will you write and what will you include in each?
5 What opening and closing remarks could you include?

to agree,to belive,to recognize,to know,to desire,to need,to wish,to want,to seen,to belong,to forget,to prefer,to envy,to deny,to remember.

1. he used to be very lazy.

2. did you use to have a motorbike?

3. she didn't use to be so bad-tempered.

4. the didn't use live in a village.

5. there used to be a church in that stret.

6. did she use to go to a different school?

1. haven't played; was

2. visited; went

3. have, choosen; bought

4. have, seen; watched 

5. forgot, didn't said 

6. has broken; fell

7. did you sell; saw, have bought

8. finished, painted, put up

9. have lost; ran

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agata christie used to work as a nurse.

lord byron used ti be outside the capital/

mr twist used to catch birds with glue.

todd marinovich didn't use to eat    chocolate

the assyrians and the greeks used to be fond of long curly hair

their slaves used to do their hair curled using special instruments