Read the conversation. Fill the blanks with the correct forms of the past tense of the verbs in parentheses.

1		Father: I ever (talk) to you kids about the good old days? Jason: The good old days?
2		Father: Yes ... when your mother and I were your age. We (work) hard, but we (enjoy) life. We n't (need) a lot in the 1950s. Jason: You n't (have) many machines then, right?
3		Jessica: What? You mean TV n't (exist)? Father: Oh, television (exist), but there was only black and white TV.
4		Jessica: What you (do) for fun? you (go) to the movies every night? Father: No. We usually (stay) home and (entertain) ourselves.
5		Jason: How you (live) without a TV, video games, and CDs? Father: The children (play) games. My sister (use to) play rock and roll records on her record player. My mother and father (use to) talk a lot. Mother: Not my family. My parents n't (use to) talk much at all.