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USED TO VS WOULD UNIT 4

USED TO REGULAR ACTIVITIES OR SITUATIONS IN THE PAST THAT DON´T HAPPEN NOW OR ARE NO LONGER TRUE. IT IS AN ALTERNATIVE OF USING THE SIMPLE PAST. YOU CAN WRITE +, - , ?

USED TO WE USED TO GO TO THE BEACH EVERY YEAR. VERB REPEATED ACTION

USED TO MY SISTER DIDN´T USE TO LIVE NEXT DOOR. VERB SITUATION

USED TO WHAT DID WE USE TO DO IN THE EVENING? VERB ACTIVITY

WOULD IT THE PAST TENSE OF WILL WOULD REGULAR ACTIVITIES IN THE PAST. IT IS ONLY USED IN AFFIRMATIVE SENTENCES. CONTRACTION OF WOULD IS ´D.

WOULD WE´D WATCH FILMS TOGETHER ON TV. WOULD (PAST) ACTIVITY

WOULD WOULD (PAST) ACTIVITY YOUR FATHER WOULD READ TO YOU EVERY EVENING. WOULD (PAST) ACTIVITY