Grammar Revision: Used to, Might, So/Neither

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Froggy Jumps Grammar Revision: Used to, Might, So/NeitherOnline version Quick review of key structures. by Vanessza Szászi 1 Which sentence correctly expresses a past habit? a I use to play tennis every weekend. b I used to playing tennis every weekend. c I used to play tennis every weekend. 2 Choose sentences that express possibility with might (two correct). a It might rain later. b It rain might. c It might not rain later. 3 True or False: 'She might not arrive on time' is a correct use of might. a False b N/A c True 4 Sort the sentences into Used to / Might / So-Neither. a So do I / It might not be true / I didn't use to b I used to live there / It might be true / So do I c It might be true / I used to live there / It might be true 5 Which sentence agrees with the previous statement using so + auxiliary: 'I liked it.' a So did I. b Me too. c So I did. 6 Fill in the blank with a correct use of used to: 'She ___ ride a bike every day.' a use to b used c used to 7 Provide a short sentence using might to describe a future possibility. a It might rain tomorrow. b It might rained tomorrow. c It might rains tomorrow. 8 True or False: 'I might not go to the party' uses a correct form for possibility. a N/A b True c False 9 Which sentence uses neither + auxiliary correctly? a Neither I did. b So did I. c Neither did I. 10 Create a negative sentence with used to describing a past habit. a I didn't use to drink coffee. b I didn't used to drink coffee. c I not use to drink coffee.

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Grammar Revision: Used to, Might, So/NeitherOnline version

Quick review of key structures.

by Vanessza Szászi

Which sentence correctly expresses a past habit?

I use to play tennis every weekend.

I used to playing tennis every weekend.

I used to play tennis every weekend.

Choose sentences that express possibility with might (two correct).

It might rain later.

It rain might.

It might not rain later.

True or False: 'She might not arrive on time' is a correct use of might.

False

N/A

True

Sort the sentences into Used to / Might / So-Neither.

So do I / It might not be true / I didn't use to

I used to live there / It might be true / So do I

It might be true / I used to live there / It might be true

Which sentence agrees with the previous statement using so + auxiliary: 'I liked it.'

So did I.

Me too.

So I did.

Fill in the blank with a correct use of used to: 'She ___ ride a bike every day.'

use to

used

used to

Provide a short sentence using might to describe a future possibility.

It might rain tomorrow.

It might rained tomorrow.

It might rains tomorrow.

True or False: 'I might not go to the party' uses a correct form for possibility.

N/A

True

False

Which sentence uses neither + auxiliary correctly?

Neither I did.

So did I.

Neither did I.

Create a negative sentence with used to describing a past habit.

I didn't use to drink coffee.

I didn't used to drink coffee.

I not use to drink coffee.

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Grammar Revision: Used to, Might, So/NeitherOnline version

by Vanessza Szászi

Which sentence correctly expresses a past habit?

Choose sentences that express possibility with might (two correct).

True or False: 'She might not arrive on time' is a correct use of might.

Sort the sentences into Used to / Might / So-Neither.

Which sentence agrees with the previous statement using so + auxiliary: 'I liked it.'

Fill in the blank with a correct use of used to: 'She ___ ride a bike every day.'

Provide a short sentence using might to describe a future possibility.

True or False: 'I might not go to the party' uses a correct form for possibility.

Which sentence uses neither + auxiliary correctly?

Create a negative sentence with used to describing a past habit.

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