"used to" vs "would"

Which verb form follows "used to" or "would"?

• V-ing

• V-ed

• V-infinitive

• V-es

Which sentence is INCORRECT?

• I used to go running everyday.

• I would go running everyday.

• I used to be shorter.

• I would be shorter.

Give the correct verb form:

I ________ (live) in New York when I was young.

• would live

• used to live

• use to lived

• wouldn't live

Give the correct verb form (Choose all the correct answers)

During our childhood, we _______ (eat) lunch in a café near my grandparents' house.

• used to eat

• would eat

• used to eating

• would eating

We should use _________ to talk about a single action happened in a specific time in the past.

• "used to"

• simple past tense

• "would"

• None is correct

Is this statement TRUE or FALSE?

We can use "used to" to talk about both past states and past habits that are not true anymore.

• TRUE

• FALSE

We use "would" to talk about _________.

• past states

• single actions

• past habits

• past habits and states

Is it possible to change "used to" with "would" in the following sentence?

New York used to be a lot greener than it is now.

• YES

• NO

The pronunciations of "used to" in positives and "use to" in negatives and questions are __________

• the same

• different

Which sentence is CORRECT?

• There used to be a lot of forests and natural landscapes in New York

• What did New York used to look like?

• People would hunted beavers for their skins.

• The early residents in New York would have their farms here.