CONTENTS:
1. used to + base form
2. be used to + noun / gerund
3. get used to + noun / gerund
4. would + base form
Online practice
1. used to + base form
Past habit, state, situation or action that happened regularly in the past but is not longer true.
->I used to play the drums when I was 15.
2. be used to + noun / gerund
To talk about something we are accustomed to.
-> They were used to the long hot summers in Seville.
-> He is used to waking up at 6.30am.
3. get used to + noun / gerund
To express that we are still in the process of becoming accustomed to something (can be used in all tenses)
-> We are getting used to the spicy food.
-> She can't get used to working at home.
4. would + base form
Action that happened regularly in the past (similarly to used to) but no longer happens.
NOTE: This meaning of would is not usually used in negative sentences or questions or for a past state or situation.
-> I would visit my grandparents every Sunday when I lived in Spain.
1. A past action that had not yet happened at the time of speaking.
2. Refusal in the past (with not)
-> 1.2. As a student, I moved to Germany, where I would study for 5 years.
-> 2.1. The child would not tell the truth to her parents.
Online practice
1) used to, get used to, and be used to online practice
2) Used to, be used to practice. Are the sentences right or wrong?
3) Used to, be used to, and get used to
4) Used to, be used to, and get used to II
4) Used to and would online practice II
5) Used to and would gap fill exercise
6) Used to and would. Choose the right verb
7) Use "used to" or "would" and if both are possible, write "would"
8) Used to and would, is the sentence right or wrong?
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