Complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first. Use the word in capitals.
When she was young, Helen didn't get on very well with her cousin, Madeline. USE
When she was young, Helen didn't use to get on very well with her cousin, Madeline.
1 I wasn't fair-haired as a baby. DIDN'T
I didn't use to be fair-haired as a baby.
2 Tina and her brother fell out every night when they shared a bedroom as teenagers. WOULD
Tina and her brother shared a bedroom as teenagers and they would fall out every night.
3 Kim looked up to her teammate Ellie, until she discovered that Ellie was a cheat. USED
Kim used to look up to her teammate Ellie until she discovered that Ellie was a cheat.
4 We hated playing football on cold, rainy Sunday afternoons. HATE
We used to hate playing football on cold, rainy Sunday afternoons.
5 At every match, the fans started singing at the beginning of the match. WOULD
At every match, the fans would start singing at the beginning of the match.
6 You thought you'd always be skinny, but now you're sixteen you're very well-built. THINK
You used to think you'd always be skinny, but now you're sixteen you're very well-built.