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✅ Corrigé : Voici les réponses correctes pour les 11 trous.

In the past, people used to live simple lives.

In Africa, lifestyles have changed a lot over time. In the past, people used to spend most of their time in villages with their families. Children would play traditional games every evening after school.

People did not have access to modern technology many years ago.

Today, many families have not lived the same way for a long time.

My grandfather told me that he would walk long distances to go to school when he was young.

In those days, people would often share meals together as a community.

Yesterday, I was talking to my grandmother when she started comparing life before and now.

She said that people have become more dependent on technology nowadays.

While she was speaking , I was thinking about how different life is today.

In the past, many children did not have mobile phones.

Number	Correct Answer	Structure Used	Explanation
1	used to live	Used to + infinitive	Past habit/state that no longer exists
2	used to spend	Used to + infinitive	Past habit that no longer exists
3	would play	Would + infinitive	Repeated action in the past (every evening)
4	did not have	Past simple	Specific past fact (many years ago)
5	have not lived	Present perfect + negation	Change between past and present (for a long time)
6	would walk	Would + infinitive	Repeated action in the past (when he was young)
7	would often share	Would + infinitive	Repeated action with frequency adverb
8	was talking	Past continuous + when	Action in progress interrupted by another
9	have become	Present perfect	Change that has happened up to now
10	was speaking	Past continuous + while	Action in progress with "while"
11	did not have	Past simple	Specific past fact (in the past)

✅ Récapitulatif : 1-used to live, 2-used to spend, 3-would play, 4-did not have, 5-have not lived, 6-would walk, 7-would often share, 8-was talking, 9-have become, 10-was speaking, 11-did not have

LESSON 2: FROM THEN TO NOW

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LESSON 2: FROM THEN TO NOW

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