Grade 11_Used to and Would

Open Ended

قال تَعَالَى

"وَيُؤْثِرُونَ عَلَى أَنْفُسِهِمْ وَلَوْ كَانَ بِهِمْ خَصَاصَةٌ ۚ وَمَنْ يُوقَ شُحَّ نَفْسِهِ فَأُولَٰئِكَ هُمُ الْمُفْلِحُونَ"
(سورة الحشر، الآية 9)

How can you show empathy toward your classmates or friends in your daily life? Give one real example

Multiple Choice

Our lawyer will speak ___ the entire team at the meeting.

• A) on display  

• B) on behalf of

•  C) on fire  

• D) on purpose

Multiple Choice

The artist’s work is now ___ at the museum.

• A) on sale

• B) on display 

• C) on holiday

• D) on the phone

Multiple Choice

Call the fire brigade! The warehouse is ___.

• A) on fire

• B) on tour 

•  C) on purpose

• D) in public

Multiple Choice

Even after the argument, they stayed ___ with each other.

• A) on good terms 

• B) on the run

•  C) in debt

• D) in a hurry

Multiple Choice

I’m not available next week—I’ll be ___.

• A) on sale

• B) on tour

•  C) on holiday

• D) on purpose

Multiple Choice

She didn’t forget your birthday ___.

• A) on display 

• B) on purpose  

•  C) on the phone

•  D) in a mess

Multiple Choice

_____ , I think we should choose a simpler design.

• A) On second thoughts  

• B) On the verge  

• C) In a hurry  

• D) In cash

Multiple Choice

He’s ___ quitting his job if nothing changes.

• A) on the verge of

•  B) on sale

• C) on display 

•  D) in debt

Multiple Choice

Sara is ___ the school festival this year.

• A) on behalf of 

•  B) in charge of  

• C) in debt 

•  D) in public

Multiple Choice

After the medical bills, they found themselves ___.

• A) in cash  

• B) in debt 

•  C) in tears  

• D) in public

Multiple Choice

Which of the following sentences correctly uses 'used to'?

• I used to play football every weekend.

• I use to playing football every weekend.

• I am used to play football every weekend.

• I was used to played football every weekend.

Multiple Choice

Before getting my driving licence, I___________ ride a bicycle everywhere.

• used

• didn't use

• would

• would to

Fill in the Blank

I ___ to eat out every Thursday, but I don’t anymore.

Multiple Select

Which of the following sentences use 'would' correctly to describe past habits?

• My grandmother would always wake up at six o’clock in the morning.

• I would have curly hair when I was younger.

• Every night, Linda would turn on the radio after dinner.

• He would to play football, but now he plays tennis.

Open Ended

Explain the difference between 'used to' and 'would' when describing past habits. Give examples for each.

Multiple Choice

Which structure is used to describe repeated actions in the past?

• used to + base form

• was/were going to + base form

• will + base form

• have/has + past participle

Multiple Choice

What does 'was/were going to + base form' express when talking about the past?

• A completed action in the past

• A repeated action in the past

• An intention or plan that probably did not happen

• A permanent state in the past

Open Ended

Write a short paragraph about your past habits using 'used to', 'would', and 'was/were going to'.

Multiple Choice

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

• I would spend my afternoons on the beach with a good book.

• I would spending my afternoons on the beach with a good book.

• I would to spend my afternoons on the beach with a good book.

• I would spent my afternoons on the beach with a good book.

Fill in the Blank

I always thought that trips to the countryside were boring until I went to visit my aunt in Oxfordshire by train. I ___ to think that trips to the countryside were boring.

Multiple Select

Which of the following sentences use 'going to' to express an intention that was not completed?

• We were going to take a tour of the island, but my wife got sick and we had to cancel it.

• They were going to get a visa on Monday, but they didn’t have all the documents and had to go back the following day.

• I would spend my afternoons on the beach with a good book.

• I used to think that trips to the countryside were boring until I went to visit my aunt.

Multiple Choice

Which structure is used to form negative sentences about past habits?

• didn’t use to + infinitive

• wouldn’t + infinitive

• used to + infinitive

• would + infinitive

Multiple Select

Select all the correct options to complete the sentences: 1. He used to ___ along the beach every evening before bed. 2. She didn’t ___ badminton. 3. He ___ to help his sister but he received a phone call.

• go; use to play; was going to help

• going; used to played; was going to helping

• goes; use to play; were going to help

• go; used to play; was going to help

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is an action verb from the list provided?

• sleep

• belong

• wish

• own

Multiple Choice

Why is 'would hate' incorrect in the sentence 'He would hate pasta'?

• 'Would' is not used with stative verbs like 'hate' to talk about past habits.

• 'Would' is only used for future actions.

• 'Would' is always correct with any verb.

• 'Would' is used for present actions only.

Fill in the Blank

Fill in the blank: My father ___ own a restaurant when I was younger.

Multiple Select

Which sentences correctly use 'used to' or 'would' to describe past habits?

• We used to go camping on the beach every weekend.

• We would go camping on the beach every weekend.

• We used to own a restaurant.

• We would own a restaurant.

Open Ended

Explain the difference between 'used to' and 'would' when talking about past habits. Provide examples from the dialogues.

Open Ended

Compose a short paragraph describing your past habits using 'used to' and 'would'.

Fill in the Blank

When I was young, I ___ play outside every day. (Fill in the blank)

Multiple Choice

Which of the following phrases can be used to talk about repeated actions or situations in the past?

• used to

• going to

• was

• wouldn't

Open Ended

Explain the difference between 'used to' and 'would' when talking about past habits or repeated actions.

Multiple Choice

Complete the sentence: We ____ in the town centre before we moved here.

• used to live

• wouldn't live

• was living

• going to live

Open Ended

What is one thing you learned today about using 'used to', 'would', or 'was/were going to' in English grammar?