Used to vs. Would

Which phrase is used to talk about past habits or states that are no longer true?

• currently

• always

• used to

• never

Which phrase is used to talk about hypothetical or imaginary situations in the present or future?

• imperative mood

• subjunctive mood

• past tense

• conditional tense

Fill in the blank: I ___ go to the park every day when I was a child.

• always

• used to

• never

• sometimes

Fill in the blank: If I had more money, I ___ buy a new car.

• should

• could

• would

• might

Choose the correct option: He ___ always play video games, but now he prefers reading books.

• has used to

• used to

• used to be

• is used to

Choose the correct option: If I won the lottery, I ___ travel around the world.

• would

• should

• can

• will

Fill in the blank: She ___ be a teacher, but now she works as a doctor.

• will

• used to

• was

• is

Fill in the blank: If it rained tomorrow, I ___ stay at home.

• would

• might

• should

• could

Choose the correct option: They ___ live in the city, but now they live in the countryside.

• used to

• used to be

• were used to

• are used to

Choose the correct option: If I had more time, I ___ learn to play the guitar.

• would

• could

• should

• might