Where possible, replace the Past Simple in the sentences with used to.
When I was at primary school:
1 my parents took me to school every day.
2 I didn't go online much.
3 I went on a school trip to the Science Museum
4 I didn't like school dinners,
5 my parents bought me my first mobile phone.
6 I wanted to be an astronaut.

Объяснение:

Replace the Past Simple with used to + verb if possible .Then tick the sentences that are true for you.

When I was at primary school [Kiedy byłam w szkole podstawowej]

1. my parents took me to school every day ...my parents used to take me to school every day. [...moi rodzice codziennie zabierali mnie do szkoły.] v

2. I didn't go online much.

...I didn't use to go online much. [... mało wchodziłam do Internetu.] v

3. I went on a school trip to the Science Museum. [...pojechałem na wycieczkę szkolną do Muzeum Nauki.] X

4. I didn't like school dinners ...I didn't use to like school dinners. [...nie lubiłam szkolnych obiadów.] v

5. my parents bought me my first mobile phone. [...rodzice kupili mi mój pierwszy telefon komórkowy.] X

Russian national suit is being used from ancient times and until present. it has notable features depending on region. can be festive or casual. distinctive feature of russian national suit - huge amount of clothes. clothes can be union and swing. suits of majors were made of expensive fabrics, with applications of gold, silver, pearls, costly buttons. such suits were passed by inheritance. style of the outfit haven't been changed by centuries. definition of fashion didn't exist. russian national suit became less popular when peter i in 1699 has forbidden wearing of russian national suit for everybody, except rednecks, monks, priests and lectors. base for a man's suit was a shirt or undershirt. over the shirt men put on zypun made of home cloth. base for the woman's suit was long shirt. shirts used to be decorated with fringes or embroidery, sometimes with pearls. married women should have necessarily  cover their hair, thus they wore volosniks and povoyniks and binded their hair with shawls, and when leaving the house they put on ornated kiks or kokoshniks.