Usually & Present Habits
Express present routine: "I _____ (have) breakfast at 7:00 AM every morning."
usually have
Fill in the blank: "When I was young, I _____ eat a lot of sugar, but now I don't."
Fill in the blank: "When I was young, I _____ eat a lot of sugar, but now I don't."
Choose the correct option: "I am slowly getting used to (eat / eating) smaller portions."
eating
Vocabulary: Name 3 healthy snacks
(e.g., fruit, nuts, yogurt, salads)
Correct the error: "She is usually eating fast food on Fridays."
She usually eats fast food on Fridays.
Can we use would here? "I _____ live in a small town near a farm." (Yes/No and why).
: No, because "live" is a state verb, not a repeated action.
Fill in: "She lives in Mexico, so she _____ (is / gets) used to eating spicy salsa every day."
is used to
Complete the phrase: "People who don't eat meat are called __________."
vegetarians
Complete with position: "They / drink coffee / usually / after lunch."
They usually drink coffee after lunch.
No, because "live" is a state verb, not a repeated action.
would
Translate/Complete: "It was hard at first, but now I _____ (get used to / am used to) waking up early for breakfast."
am used to
Describe habit: What does it mean to "skip breakfast"?
To not eat breakfast / to miss the morning meal.
Explain the difference: When do we use usually instead of used to?
"Usually" is for present habits/routines; "used to" is for past habits/states.
Make negative: "We / not / use to / eat spicy food."
We didn't use to eat spicy food.
Make a sentence with process: "He moved to Italy and he is in the process of adapting to late dinners."
He is getting used to eating dinner late.
Formulate a sentence combining food + habit: "junk food / eat / use to / I"
I used to eat junk food.
Make a question in present simple: (your family / usually / cook) dinner together?
Does your family usually cook dinner together?
"When he was a student, he would be very thin." Correct it.
"He used to be very thin." (Would cannot be used with state verbs like be).
Error spot: "They aren't get used to cooked their own food."
"They aren't used to cooking their own food" OR "They aren't getting used to cooking..."
Challenge sentence: Combine get used to + eating habit: (adapt / eat / less sugar).
"I am getting used to eating less sugar" (or similar correct structure).