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We use "used to" to express a habit that someone had in the past but not anymore.

For example: I used to play soccer every weekend. (I don't play anymore because I don't have time)

But: I went jogging yesterday. (That's not a habit It only happened once.)

Multiple Choice

Complete with the correct form of USED TO.

Carl _______ marathons when he was young.

• use to running

• used to ran

• used to run

• use to ran

DIDN'T USE TO - NEGATIVES

We use "Didn't use to" + Verb in base form to express that an action wasn't part of a routine.

For example:

I didn't use to wake up early when I was a kid.

Sam didn't use to ride a bike to work.

DID .... USE TO...? - QUESTIONS

We use DID + subject + USE TO + VERB in Base Form to ask if an action is a past habit.

For example:

Did you use to play video games as a kid?

Did Chris use to take the bus to school?

Multiple Choice

If I say: "I used to practice yoga"

That means that...

• I only did it one time.

• It was a habit.

Multiple Choice

Complete with the correct form of USED TO.

Carl _______ marathons when he was young.

• use to running

• used to ran

• used to run

• use to ran

Multiple Choice

Complete with the correct form of USED TO.

Mike _________ vegetables.

• didn't use to like

• didn't used to like

• didn't used to liked

• don't used to like

Multiple Choice

Complete with the correct form of USED TO.

______________ your cousins often?

• You did use to see

• Did you use to see

• Did you used to see

• Did you see