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Would vs Used to
Gracy Chavez Fabian
Created on November 5, 2023
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"Used to" and "Would"
for past habits
What does "used to" mean here?
1. I used to have short hair. 2. I used to play tennis when I was a child. 3. I used to be a singer before I was a teacher.
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What are the negative and interrogative forms?
I _______ ________ to play tennis. ______ you _________ play tennis?
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“Would” can replace “used to” in one of the three sentences with the same meaning. In which sentence is "would" possible?
1. I used to have short hair. 2. I used to play tennis when I was a child. 3. I used to be a singer before I was a teacher.
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Used to vs Would
WOULD
USED TO
Action verbs and Stative verbs.
Only action verbs.
Establishes a time period.
No time period needed.
We don't normally use the negative or question form for past habits.
Used with (-) and (?)
1. Examples
Look at the following sentences, and decide if we can only use “used to” or if “would” is also possible.
Let's talk about your past habits...
- What games did you use to play when you were a child?
- Where did you use to go on holiday?
- Are there any foods or drinks you used to hate when you were young that you like now?
- What did you use to look like when you were a teenager?
- What hairstyle did you use to have?
- What clothes did you use to have?
- What did you use to do at the weekends?
- What kind of movies/music/books did you use to like?
- Write 2 sentences describing things that you used to do when you were a child.
- Read your text to your partner.
- Ask some questions about their habits and why they don’t do them anymore.
Thank you!
Let's watch!
Make sentences about Danielle's past habits and compare your ideas with your partner.