Used to
Comparisons with Nouns and Adjectives
Simple past vs present perfect
Correct the mistake
Vocabulary
100

When I was a child, I ___ (play) outside every day.

used to play

100

This city has 50 parks, but that city only has 20. That city has ___ (parks) this one.

fewer parks than

100

Yesterday, I _________ (go) to the supermarket.

went

100

I used to rode my bike to school when I was a child.

I used to ride my bike to school when I was a child.

100

Bake?
Grill?
Stir?
Melt?

Bake- hornear

grill- asar (parrilla)

stir-revolver

melt-derretir

200

My dad ___ (not / drink) coffee, but now he loves it.


didn't use to drink

200

My sister and I are exactly the same height. I'm ___ (tall) her.

as tall as

200

___ you ___ (visit) Paris last year?


Did / visit

200

He hasn't visited his grandparents yesterday.

He didn't visit his grandparents yesterday.

200

Courage, injury, illness, thick

coraje, herida, enfermedad, grueso

300

She ___ (not / like) vegetables, but now she eats them every day.

didn't use to like

300

This soup is extremely salty! You added ___ (salt).

too much salt

300

They ___ (move) to Bogotá in 2020.

moved

300

There are too much cars in this city.

There are too many cars in this city.

300

Difference between actually VS currently

Actually: de hecho
Currently: actualmente

400

My brother ___ (have) long hair when he was a teenager.


used to have

400

I have 3 apples, and you have 3 apples. I have ___ apples ___ you.

as many as

400

My parents ___ (live) in this house since 2015.

have lived

400

This soup doesn't have salt enough.

This soup doesn't have enough salt.

400

Noodles, Daughters, contact lenses, bank loan

fideos, hijas, lentes de contacto, prestamo bancario

500

Before she became a teacher, she ___ (work) in a restaurant.

used to work

500

I put 8 spoons of sugar in my coffee. That's ___ sugar!

too much

500

He __________ (not / call) me yesterday.

didn't call

500

Have you ever ate Japanese food?v

Have you ever eaten Japanese food?

500

Difference between borrow and lend?

Borrow: pedir prestado
Lend: prestar

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