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Froggy Jumps Used To Grammar QuizOnline version Past habits and states by LEISY JHOSELIM CHIMOY PAICO 1 Which sentence correctly uses 'used to' to describe a past habit? a I used to played tennis every weekend. b I used to playing tennis every weekend. c I used to play tennis every weekend. 2 What is the negative form of 'She used to live in Paris'? a She isn't used to live in Paris. b She didn't use to live in Paris. c She didn't used to live in Paris. 3 Which sentence shows a past state that is no longer true? a He used to believes in ghosts, but now he doesn't. b He used to believing in ghosts, but now he doesn't. c He used to believe in ghosts, but now he doesn't. 4 Choose the question form with 'used to': a Do you used to travel a lot when you were younger? b Did you used to travel a lot when you were younger? c Did you use to travel a lot when you were younger? 5 Which option is incorrect grammar with 'used to' in affirmative? a They used to go to the gym together. b They used to going to the gym together. c They used to goes to the gym together. 6 Which sentence means a past habit that stopped recently? a I use to drink coffee, but now I prefer tea. b I used to drinking coffee, but now I prefer tea. c I used to drink coffee, but now I prefer tea. 7 Which form is correct to express a past frequent action? a We used to visit our grandparents every summer. b We used to visiting our grandparents every summer. c We used to visited our grandparents every summer. 8 Which sentence correctly contrasts a past habit with the present? a She used to jog every morning; now she jogging daily. b She used to jog every morning; now she jogs every afternoon. c She used to jog every morning; now she swims. 9 Choose the sentence that means no longer true in the past: a They used to live in that old house. b They used to living in that old house. c They used to lives in that old house. 10 Which sentence uses 'used to' to describe a past routine? a We used to taking the bus to school every day. b We used to take the bus to school every day. c We used to took the bus to school every day.

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by LEISY JHOSELIM CHIMOY PAICO

Which sentence correctly uses 'used to' to describe a past habit?

What is the negative form of 'She used to live in Paris'?

Which sentence shows a past state that is no longer true?

Choose the question form with 'used to':

Which option is incorrect grammar with 'used to' in affirmative?

Which sentence means a past habit that stopped recently?

Which form is correct to express a past frequent action?

Which sentence correctly contrasts a past habit with the present?

Choose the sentence that means no longer true in the past:

Which sentence uses 'used to' to describe a past routine?