9.kl. used to

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What are the reasons why Sean nearly lost his life?

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1.) When we want to talk about a repeated situation or action that is not true now, we can use ​

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+ infinitive.

2.) The negative form is ​

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+ infinitive.

3.) In questions, the form is Did + subject + ​

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+ infinitive.

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1.) Did you ​

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frightened of the dark?

2.) Harry ​

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science fiction films, but he hates them now.

3.) Did he ​

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a blog before he started a vlog?

4.) She ​

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read novels before, but now she finishes one every week!

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5.) Emily ​

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do any exercise, but now she goes to the gym every day.

6.) Where did they ​

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live before they came to Liverpool?

7.) I ​

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to speak to Bella very often, but now we chat every day.

8.) Did you ​

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to school before you got a bicycle?

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What was the incredible coincidence?

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What did Sean still use to do?

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What did he use to do less?

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Why had the man fallen into the sea?

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What did Sean do?

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Write two sentences using “used to”.

The first sentence should be about something that you used to do, but do not do now.

e.g., "I used to watch a lot of comedies in my free time, but I prefer other genres now."

The second sentence should be about something that you didn’t use to do, but do now.

e.g., "I didn’t use to read books, but now I am excited to go to a book store and pick up a new novel."

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Match sentences to sentences with the same meaning.

• Yasmin didn't use to like English.

• I am used to speaking English to my teacher.

• I used to read many books in English.

• I've got used to reading a lot for school.

In the past, she didn't like English.

It's normal for me to speak English...

In the past, I read a lot.

Now it's normal for me to read.

• In the past, she didn't like English.

• It's normal for me to speak English...

• In the past, I read a lot.

• Now it's normal for me to read.

Match

Match sentences to sentences with the same meaning.

• I used to study English every day.

• I haven't got used to using English all the time.

• You'll soon get used to speaking English.

• I'm not used to studying all day.

In the past, I studied English daily.

It isn't normal for me to use English.

You'll be more comfortable talking.

I don't usually study for so long.

• In the past, I studied English daily.

• It isn't normal for me to use English.

• You'll be more comfortable talking.

• I don't usually study for so long.

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It used to (...) every year, but now the winters aren't so cold.

• snow

• snowing

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When my dad worked in the city, he (...) get home until about 8 pm.

• wasn't used to

• didn't use to

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(...) use to play Minecraft when you were younger?

• did you

• were you

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Amelia (...) be frightened of water, but now she really enjoys swimming.

• is used to

• used to

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It rains a lot here, so I (...) getting wet.

• am used to

• used to

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Where (...) use to live before you moved to this town?

• are you

• did you

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Our new teacher gives us a lot of homework - I'm not (...) working so hard!

• use to

• used to

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Felix has a long journey to school, so he's used to (...) homework on the bus.

• do

• doing

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I'm amazed that Jack goes running - he (...) use to like exercise at all.

• didn't

• wasn't

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Thea's mum usually drives her to school - she (...) walking.

• didn't use to

• isn't used to

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1.) Moving to the city was hard at first, but we ​

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living there now.

2.) Rory didn't like his new smartphone at first, but he is ​

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it now.

3.) It's difficult starting a new school, but you will ​

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it after a few weeks.

4.) Travelling by train was a new experience for them - they ​

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using public transport.

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5.) Samira loved the food in Japan, but she never ​

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eating with chopsticks.

6.) Nick ​

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early mornings - he never gets up before 8 am.

7.) Have you ​

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to the new timetable yet?

8.) Studying in a second language was hard at first, but I ​

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it now.

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I've just moved to New York to study - I'm sharing a tiny apartment with my new roommate, Tonia. It wasn't easy it first, but I'm ​

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it (slowly!). At home I ​

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have my own room and I'm ​

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studying with someone else around. What's nice is that we often cook together. I ​

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cooking for myself - I often ​

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for the family at home.

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However, I ​

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shop for food because my parents always did that. To be honest, I haven't ​

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life in the big city yet. I ​

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live in a small town and it was very quiet. The city is so busy, and you can hear the traffic all the time, even at night. I'm sure I ​

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the noise after a while, though.

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