Past habits - Used to, would, past simple

Which one is correct? (Used Affirmative form)

• I use to go to the stadium on holiday

• I used to play video games every Saturday

• I used text with her a lot

Which one is correct? (Used to Negative Form)

• She did not use to eat pizza at school

• He did not used to work on the weekend

• They did not used to running at the park on Sundays

Which one is correct? (Used to Interrogative form)

• Did you use to live in Cartagena when you were a kid?

• Did you use to live in Cartagena when you was a kid?

• Did andrew used to live in Cartagena when you was a kid?

Which one is correct? (Used to Interrogative form)

• Did she use to buy seashells on the beach?

• Did you use the watched Barcelona's matches every weekend?

• Did they used to play basketball at Simón Bolivar's park?

We can use "Used to" to...

• Talk about past habits (repeated past actions) that don't happen anymore

• Talk about past states that are not true anymore

• Talk about past habits (repeated past actions) that still happen

• Talk about something that happened only once in the past

The difference between be used to + ing and get used to + ing is...

• Be used to + ing (habits that already exist, we are familiar with the habits)

• Get used to + ing (habits that we are acquiring. We are in the process)

• Be used to + ing (habits that don't exist, we are not familiar with them)

• Get used to + ing (it is similar to "used to")

Which one is correct?

• Every Monday, we would reading stories in front of the fire

• My sister would to eat hamburguer on carnivals

• Every Monday I would watch betty la fea after the dinner

We can use "would" to talk about repeated past actions that still happen?

• True

• False

Correct the next sentence: When I was a kid, I used going to happy city every Sunday with my mom

What is the main difference between (Past simple - Used to) when talking about past habits?

• In the past simple we don't emphasize

• In the past simple we make clear the situation happened several times

• In the past simple we mention that the action is no longer true