5 Complete with a modal, would or used to (when either used to or would are correct, write both).
1 The guests arrive any time now.
2 'Isn't that Tom? 'It be Tom. He's in Scotland.
3 'Isn't that Sue? I'm not sure, but it be Sue after all. She's just come back from Australia.
4 'Yesterday I saw Sandra at the concert.' 'It Sandra. She's in India at the moment."
5 When I lived in the country, I go for a run every day. 6 She be happy when she lived in Paris.
7 When I was young, I play in a band with my school friends.
8 Gill have long hair but now she wears it short.​

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