used to

What is the structure of a negative sentence using 'used to'?

• Subject + didn't + use to + base form of the verb.

• Subject + doesn't + use to + base form of the verb.

• Subject + not + used to + base form of the verb.

• Subject + didn't + used to + base form of the verb.

What does 'used to' indicate in a sentence?

• It indicates a future intention or plan.

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

• It indicates a current action or event.

• It indicates a conditional situation.

How do you express a past routine that has changed?

• You can say, 'I used to [verb] but now I [verb].'

• You can say, 'I will [verb] in the past.'

• You can say, 'I am [verb] now.'

• You can say, 'I have [verb] before.'

Provide an example of a sentence using 'used to'.

• I used to play soccer every weekend.

• I play soccer every weekend.

• I will play soccer every weekend.

• I played soccer every weekend.

How is 'use to' different from 'used to'?

• 'Use to' is correct in the context of past habits.

• 'Used to' is incorrect in the context of past habits; the correct form is 'use to'.

• 'Use to' is incorrect in the context of past habits; the correct form is 'used to'.

• Both 'use to' and 'used to' are interchangeable.

How do you form a question with 'used to'?

• Did + subject + use to + base form of the verb?

• Does + subject + used to + base form of the verb?

• Did + subject + used to + base form of the verb?

• Do + subject + use to + base form of the verb?

How can 'used to' be used in a sentence about a change?

• It can show a change in habits or situations, e.g., 'I used to eat meat, but now I am vegetarian.'

• It is used to describe something that is currently happening.

• It indicates a future intention or plan.

• It expresses a habitual action that is still ongoing.

What is the past tense of 'use'?

• uses

• used

• using

• user

What is the meaning of 'didn't use to'?

• It means that something was not a habit or state in the past.

• It indicates a current habit or routine.

• It refers to a future intention or plan.

• It suggests a temporary situation or condition.

Can 'used to' be used for future events?

• Yes, it can refer to future habits.

• No, 'used to' only refers to past habits or states.

• Yes, it is used for both past and future events.

• No, it is only used in present tense.