Grammar: Used To, Would & Get Used To

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Practice the differences: used to, would, be/get used to.

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Froggy Jumps Grammar: Used To, Would & Get Used ToOnline version Practice the differences: used to, would, be/get used to. by América Martínez 1 Which expresses past actions or states that were habitual but no longer happen? a Would b Get used to c Used to 2 What form is used for habits in the present or current situations? a Used to b Would c Be used to 3 Which is used for past habitual actions, not states? a Would b Used to c Be used to 4 Which expresses a change in habits that requires effort? a Be used to b Used to c Get used to 5 I _______ live near the coast, but now I don’t. (past habit) a would b get used to c used to 6 She _______ playing guitar every day when she was young. a be used to b used to c would 7 He's _______ waking up early since he started the new job. a used to b would c getting used to 8 We’re _______ the cold winters now that we moved south. a getting used to b used to c be used to 9 To discuss past states, we say: I _______ live in that town. a would b used to c be used to 10 Which expresses familiarity with a present situation? a Get used to b Be used to c Used to

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Grammar: Used To, Would & Get Used ToOnline version

Practice the differences: used to, would, be/get used to.

by América Martínez

Which expresses past actions or states that were habitual but no longer happen?

Would

Get used to

Used to

What form is used for habits in the present or current situations?

Used to

Would

Be used to

Which is used for past habitual actions, not states?

Would

Used to

Be used to

Which expresses a change in habits that requires effort?

Be used to

Used to

Get used to

I _______ live near the coast, but now I don’t. (past habit)

would

get used to

used to

She _______ playing guitar every day when she was young.

be used to

used to

would

He's _______ waking up early since he started the new job.

used to

would

getting used to

We’re _______ the cold winters now that we moved south.

getting used to

used to

be used to

To discuss past states, we say: I _______ live in that town.

would

used to

be used to

Which expresses familiarity with a present situation?

Get used to

Be used to

Used to

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Grammar: Used To, Would & Get Used To

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Grammar: Used To, Would & Get Used ToOnline version

by América Martínez

Which expresses past actions or states that were habitual but no longer happen?

What form is used for habits in the present or current situations?

Which is used for past habitual actions, not states?

Which expresses a change in habits that requires effort?

I _______ live near the coast, but now I don’t. (past habit)

She _______ playing guitar every day when she was young.

He's _______ waking up early since he started the new job.

We’re _______ the cold winters now that we moved south.

To discuss past states, we say: I _______ live in that town.

Which expresses familiarity with a present situation?

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