FCE - Use of English 3

Read the text below and look carefully at each line. Some of the lines are correct, and some have a word which should not be there. If a line has a word which should not be there, mark it. When I was young, I lived in a place called Coromandel in
New Zealand. I was been taken there by my parents when I was a few
weeks old, and lived there until I was fourteen years. I still think
of that period as the happiest time of my life. My life was much
uncomplicated then and Coromandel was a magical place. It
had been a busy gold-mining town, but that was long before
my family have arrived. By then it had become a very run-down
place. My father was a doctor, and people would pay to him
in sheep, pigs, hens and, occasionally, the pieces of gold. He would
have preferred paying money, of course, but they simply didn’t have
any. My sister and I had no many cares at all. We went to the village
school, which together was attended by just twenty children of all ages.
Out of school hours, we looked after lots animals on the farms
around the town, although we didn’t really have a clue how
long to do it. Coromandel is a large and busy tourist resort now,
but it was peaceful town when I was a child, and I would
like doing nothing better than to go back to relive my memories.