Used to

Definition
Used to + verb infinitive refers to a state or habit in the past:

Example:
We used to live there when I was a child.
I used to hate vegetables but now I love them.

If you are used to something, it is not strange, new or difficult for you:
I am used to waking up early in the morning. It doesnt bother me.

Exercise
Use affirmative verb phrase used to in the following sentences:
1. He read several books a month but he doesn't have time any more.
Answer: He used to read several books a month but he doesn't have time any more.

2. When I had to travel to work every day, I get up very early.

Answer: When I had to commute to work every day, I used to get up very early.

3. We go to the beach every summer.

Answer: We used to go to the beach every summer

4. I never play football when I was at school

Answer: I never used to play football when I was at school

5. They both have long hairs

Answer: They both used to have long hairs

6. Shahid Afridi play for Pakistani cricket team.

Answer: Shahid Afridi used to play for Pakistani cricket team.

Which
Definition
Which is a relative pronoun. Relative pronouns are mostly used when combining
sentences in which a word (noun/ pronoun) or phrase is repeated. We use who and
whom for people, and which for things.

Example:
There is a poem in this book which you might like.
The place in which they live is close to the mall.

Exercise:
Use relative pronoun- which in following sentences:
1. Give me the plate which is on the table.
2. Weve missed our train, which means we may be late.
3. I visited the town which you told me about.
4. She wanted to buy a scarf, which she saw in the store yesterday.
5. The car which is in the garage is red.
6. My bike, which I bought last week, was stolen.
 Who
Definition
Who is a relative pronoun. Relative pronouns are mostly used when combining
sentences in which a word (noun/ pronoun) or phrase is repeated. We use who and
whom for people, and which for things.

Example:
This is Georges brother, who I went to school with.
The woman who discovered radium.

Exercise:
Use relative pronoun- who in following sentences:

1. Can I talk to the child who is sitting on the bench?

2. She is the girl who lost her car.
3. The man who robbed the bank had two pistols.
4. He came with a friend who waited outside in the car
5. The girl who was driving the car was nervous.
6. This is Michael, who we met at school last year.

Now
Definition
"Now" is a Present Continuous and can mean: this second, today, this month, this
year, this century, and so on. We use this Present Continuous with normal verbs to
express the idea that something is happening now, at this very moment. It can also
be used to show that something is not happening now.

Example:
You are learning English now.
It is not raining now so you can go.

Exercise
1. She wants to go home now.
2. They are watching TV right now.
3. I am driving right now, will call you later.
4. I am reading a lot about American history now.
 5. Please come later, we are eating dinner right now.
6. He needs to see the doctor now.

A visit to zoo

Zoo is a great attraction for children. Last Sunday I went to see the zoo with my
parents. It is situated at Purana Qila in New Delhi. We bought the tickets and went
inside. Many people had already come to see the animals and birds. First of all, we
saw a lion. It was grand and royal. Then we saw some tigers. Then we went to the
enclosures of leopards, elephants, bears and foxes. Then we went to see the
monkeys and some birds. The monkeys were jumping from one branch of the tree to
another. Some monkeys were eating bananas. The birds in the zoo were very
beautiful. I was very happy to see the birds. I saw some birds for the first time. Then
we moved to a tank. It was full of crocodiles. We also saw some other water birds
like ducks and cranes. We then saw snakes such as pythons and cobras. We spent
six hours in the zoo and then came back. We enjoyed a lot in the zoo.

My Pet

Pets are like our family members. I have a dog as my pet. Its name is Tommy. Its
colour is white with brown patches on its body. It had been trained before we had it
as our pet dog. It is very faithful and obedient. Tommy is very active and playful. It
can smell any danger and barks at strangers. He normally eats vegetarian food but
also loves fish. It shows love and respect to our guest by welcoming them. .It loves
playing with the ball and the both of us spend a lot of time during the holidays,
playing with my bat and ball. It guards my house too. I am very fond of my dog.