D> Use a form of be with born: | was born here. (nor: | born here.) Don't use a form of be with the verb die: He died last year. (not: He was-died last year.) Complete the conversation. 1. A: Doyou live around here? B: No, I don't. 'm from Costa Rica. A: Really? . B: No. Actually, I was born in Santiago, Panama. A: That's interesting. So where B: | grew up in Costa Rica. My fa (era.you.kacn. in Costa Rica? ly moved there when | was little. BR in the capital? B: No, my family didn't live in a city. We lived in a small town called Grecia AL eas away from Grecia? 8: Oh, about eight years ago. left Grecia to go to college. A: Where .. “ o» to college? 8: | went to college in San Jose, and I live there now. A: And to Miami? D> Use the base form of used to in questions and negative statement : I got here a few days ago. I'm vi id you use to play sports? (vor: Did you used-to play sports?) | didr’t use to like bananas. (wor: didn’t used to like bananas) > Don't use neverin negative statements: | never used to wear sunglasses. (nor: | never didn't-use-to wear sunglasses.) Complete the conversations with the correct form of used to. 1 A: Hey, Dad. What kinds of clothes .did.veu.use.t@.. wear you know, when you were a kid? B: Oh, we . - wear jeans and T-shirts — like you kids do now. A: Really’ Mom ... sevnsmes Ot@S5 like that, too? 8: No, not really. She never . ike wearing pants. She always ‘wear skirts and dresses. you playa sport when you were a kid? -- bea swimmer. My sister and | swim Well |. onateam. : Wow, that's cool! Were you good? Yeah. | win gold medals all the time. And my sister be the fastest swimmer on the team. Ay B: