Mastering 'Used to' in English

What does 'used to' indicate in a sentence?

• It indicates a future possibility.

• It indicates a current trend.

• It indicates a general truth.

• It indicates a past habit or state that is no longer true.

Choose the correct sentence: I used to play soccer every weekend.

• I never played soccer on weekends.

• I don't play soccer on Saturdays and Sundays.

• I play soccer every weekend now.

• I used to play basketball every weekend.

Fill in the blank: She ___ (use to) go to the gym regularly.

• use to

• uses to

• use to be

• used to

Which of the following sentences shows a past habit? a) I am used to waking up early. b) I used to wake up early.

• a)

• b)

Rewrite this sentence using 'used to': I play the piano.

• I will play the piano.

• I used to play the piano.

• I played the piano.

• I am used to playing the piano.

Identify the past habit: He used to ride his bike to school.

• He walked to school every day.

• He rides his bike to school now.

• He never rode his bike to school.

• He rode his bike to school regularly in the past.

True or False: 'Used to' can be used for current habits.

• Used to can describe past habits

• True

• Used to is for future habits

• False

Complete the sentence: They ___ (use to) visit their grandparents every summer.

• use to

• uses to

• used to

• using to

Which sentence is correct? a) I didn't used to like vegetables. b) I didn't use to like vegetables.

• I don't used to like vegetables.

• b) I didn't use to like vegetables.

• I didn't use to liked vegetables.

• I didn't use to liking vegetables.

Use 'used to' in a sentence about your childhood.

• I used to eat ice cream for breakfast.

• I used to go to bed at 10 PM every night.

• I used to play video games every weekend.

• I used to ride my bike every day after school.