Unit 1 lesson 1 and 2 Level 5 Present and Past habits

Talk about present habits in different ways:

• Used to for past habits, repeated past actions, and state.

• Present continuous for a continuing activity that happens at the same time as another habit

There are different ways to talk about habits, actions, and states that happened in the past but don’t anymore:

• Used to for past habits, repeated past actions, and state.

• Present continuous for a continuing activity that happens at the same time as another habit

Talk about present habits in different ways:

• Would for past habits and repeated past actions, not for past states

• Simple present (sometimes with adverbs of frequency)

There are different ways to talk about habits, actions, and states that happened in the past but don’t anymore:

• Would for past habits and repeated past actions, not for past states

• Simple present (sometimes with adverbs of frequency)

Talk about present habits in different ways:

• The simple past for past habits, repeated past actions, and past states (often with time expressions)

• Tend to + the base form of a verb

There are different ways to talk about habits, actions, and states that happened in the past but don’t anymore:

• The simple past for past habits, repeated past actions, and past states (often with time expressions)

• Tend to + the base form of a verb

Talk about present habits in different ways:

• The simple past for past habits, repeated past actions, and past states (often with time expressions)

• Will for events that happen often (present, not future)

Talk about present habits in different ways:

• The simple past for single completed actions in the past, not used to or would

• Present continuous for noticeable/unusual (often undesirable) habits; use always and constantly for emphasis.

There are different ways to talk about habits, actions, and states that happened in the past but don’t anymore:

• The simple past for single completed actions in the past, not used to or would

• Present continuous for noticeable/unusual (often undesirable) habits; use always and constantly for emphasis.

Talk about present habits in different ways: (CHOOSE 3)

• Present continuous for noticeable/unusual (often undesirable) habits;

• Present continuous for a continuing activity that happens at the same time as another habit

• Will for events that happen often (present, not future)

• The simple past for past habits, repeated past actions, and past states (often with time expressions)

• Used to for past habits, repeated past actions, and states