1. UNIT 4
Grammar Review
By: ThereVernalita

2. WOULD
USED TO
EXAMPLE
We can use used to or would when we talk about habits and repeted actions in the past.

3. USED TO
EXAMPLE
1. Used to + Infinitive Used to + infinitive is only used in the past: it has no present form. We use it to talk about past habits, states which are now finished, and repeted actions in the past. Example: I used to smoke, but I’ve stopped. She used to be very shy.

4. USED TO
EXAMPLE
2. Used to (with permanent state) If we talk about permanent state or siuation (with verbs such as be/think/love/have/want, etc), we can only use used to.

5. WOULD
EXAMPLE
1. Form Would is a modal auxiliary verb. There is no –s in the third person singular; questions and negatives are made without do; after would, we use the infinitive without to.

6. WOULD
EXAMPLE
2. Meaning We used would as a past form of will, or as a less definite, ‘softer’ form of will. Compere: Example: She will talk to herself for hours. (present habit) She would talk to herself for hours. (past habit)