Used to VTo be used to Ving

What did you regularly do 10 years ago?

Describe the pictures. Include such details as time and place.Do you still do the same things in the same time?

Used to

We use construction Used to + verb to talk about:

• habits or repeated actions in the past that no longer happenFor example:

1. I used to smoke 10 year ago but I don’t smoke now.

2. I used to like ice-cream in childhood. Now I don’t like it.

• something that was true in the past but is not rue any more For example:

1. This building used to be a cinema. Now it is a bookshop.

2. I used to be a student. Now I am a teacher.

Look at the pictures and write what Helen used to be or have

Use the following words:

- thin/fat; - short/long hair; - cat/dog

Write five sentences what you used or not used to be like when you

were 5 years old.

Used to: negative and questions

To make negative sentence we use the following scheme: didn’t + use to + verb

For example:

1. I didn’t use to smoke 10 year ago.

2. This building didn’t use to be a cinema.

To make questions we use the following scheme:Did _______ use to + verb

For example:

3. Did you use to smoke 10 year ago.

4. Did this building use to be a cinema.

Note! Used to + verb is only past, there is no present form.

Complete the dialogue with used to or didn’t use to

Complete the following sentences with used to + appropriate verb

Write sentences how Carol has changed. Use used to/ didn’t use to.

Ask each other at least 5 questions. Follow the example and use the words below

Example:

1. Did you use to have long hair when you were 7 years old?

2. How many lessons a day did you use to have when you were at school?

Vocabulary:- countryside, mountains, forest village, hills, farm, lake, fields,

river, wild life;- kitchen, cooker, cupboard, fridge, shelf, worktop, sink, freezer,

waste bin, taps;- bedroom, wardrobe, bedside table, mirror, bath, shower, chair,

carpet, sofa, armchair, coffee table, curtains- face: freckled, wrinkled, round, oval, square, pale, unshaved,

tanned- build: thin, slim (=slender), stout, plump, with overweight, fat- hair: straight, wavy, curly, plated, bald, fair dark=brunet, blond,

ginger, red, grey

Watch the video (http://youtu.be/qdrzTzlZnVM) and write at least 7 sentences:

What was life in 1900s like? What did people use to do? What did they use to wear?

To be used to + VingWhen you want to say that:

something is your habit these dayssomething is normal, not unusual to you

use the following construction:be used to + Ving

For example:

1. I'm used to living on my own. I've done it for a long time.

2. Hans has lived in England for over a year so he is used to driving on the left now.

Match the parts of the sentences below:

Choose the correct answer1) I __________________ (work) in the Twin Towers

[ ]used to work[ ]used worked[ ]used to worked

2) __________________ (leave) the classroom at 4 : 00 pm?[ ]Did you use to leave[ ]Do you left[ ]Did you used to left

3) I __________________ (forgive) him[ ]am forgiven[ ]used to be forgiven[ ]used to forgive

4) He __________________(beat) me[ ]beat[ ]used to beat[ ]used to bet

5) The teacher __________________ (speak) English in the classroom[ ]used to speak[ ]used to spoke[ ]used speak

Choose the correct answer

1. He __________________ (write) a lot[ ]used to write[ ]used to written[ ]used to wrote

2. She __________________ (spend) time in the supermarket[ ]uses to spend[ ]used to spend[ ]use to spend

3. We __________________ (not / play) outside[ ]don't used to play[ ]didn't use to play[ ]usedn't to play

4. He __________________ (not /write) five stories a day[ ]doesn't uses to write[ ]didn't use to write[ ]did’nt used to write

5. __________________ (She / eat) three times a day ?[ ]Does she use to eat[ ]Did used to she eat[ ]Did she use to eat

Fill in the gap with 'used to' or the correct form of 'be used to'.

1. In those days , they  (to drink) milk . 2. Mrs. Wilson  (to read) four hours a day when she was

young . 3. He is nervous because he  (not , to speak) English . 4. There  (to be) a bakery in the village in those days . 5. They  (to have) lunch in a fast food every Saturday when

they were teenagers . 6. She lives in Los Angeles and she  (to go) to Disney Land . 7. Don't worry about him, he  (to get up) early every day . 8. Do you remember that we  (to tell) you stories before you

went to bed .9. Mary  (to walk) to school but now she takes the bus . 10. I  (not, to smoke) when I was young . 11. When I was a child , I  (to collect) stamps . 12. He  (to sing) in his bath .