The document discusses habits in the past using the phrase "used to". It provides examples of how to use "used to" to talk about repeated activities or states that are different now. Some sample sentences include "I used to eat fast food" and "I didn't use to do much exercise". The document then has exercises for learners to practice using "used to" to describe past habits.
The document discusses habits in the past using the phrase "used to". It provides examples of how to use "used to" to talk about repeated activities or states that are different now. Some sample sentences include "I used to eat fast food" and "I didn't use to do much exercise". The document then has exercises for learners to practice using "used to" to describe past habits.
The document discusses habits in the past using the phrase "used to". It provides examples of how to use "used to" to talk about repeated activities or states that are different now. Some sample sentences include "I used to eat fast food" and "I didn't use to do much exercise". The document then has exercises for learners to practice using "used to" to describe past habits.
Let's get started 1. Look at the photos and 2. Match the sentences with the describe what you see on them. pics. A. I used to have a dog when I was young. B. I used to love my birthday parties. C. I didn’t use to stay indoors in the summer. D. I used to wake up early on my birthday. E. I used to play outside every day in the summer. F. I didn’t use to open my birthday presents before breakfast. 3. Which sentences are true for you? Habits in the past We usually use “used to + infinitive” to talk about repeated activities / states in the past which are different now. Form: + I used to eat fast food. (now I am on a diet) - I didn't use to do much exercise. (now I go to the gym or run every day) ? Did you use to like fruits and vegetables as a child? 1. OVER TO YOU, practice on worwall. Over to you 1. In pairs, how much has the person in the photo changed?
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02. She didn't use to … a tattoo. 03. … Over to you 1. Are the sentences below single actions or repeated activities in the past? 1. I used to eat hamburgers when I was younger. 2. I ate a sandwich last night. 3. Mary didn’t use to eat vegetables. 4. Mary didn’t eat the vegetables. 5. We went out together for a pizza. 6. We used to go out for a pizza. 2. In pairs, role play the dialogue below. A: Hello Simon, is your life different than it was before? B: Yes, it is. I used to …, but now I … , and yours? A: of course I didn't use to …, now I …