Used to
We use "used to" for ...
We use "used to" for something that happened regulary in the past but no longer happens.
We form the Present Perfct with ____ or ____ + the __________
We form the Present Perfct with have or has + the past participle of the main verb.
Give the past participle of the verb "be" and "go".
"been" and "gone"
The Simple Past of regular verbs is formed ...
The Simple Past of regular verbs is formed by adding -ed -ied or -d to the end of infinitive forms.
CAN / COULD / BE ABLE TO
Which one would we use if we want to talk in present, past or future tense?
PRESENT - CAN + AM / IS / ARE ABLE TO
PAST - COULD + WAS / WERE ABLE TO
FUTURE - WILL BE ABLE TO
When we use "used to" negatively, we add ______, but ______
When we use "used to" negatively, we add did, but the verb "use" goes in the base form.
Give 5 examples of adverbs that can be used with present perfect.
Some examples are just, ever, already, always, never, yet, for, since, lately, recently.
Give the past participle of the verb "bring" and "teach".
"brought" and "taught"
Complete with Past Simple or Past Continuous:
"She ____________ (study) when she ___________ (hear) a weird noise."
"She was studying when she heard a weird noise."
What are can, could and be able to followed by?
They are followed by a verb in its base form.
Give a negative and an affirmative answer for this question:
Did you use to be happier?
No, I didn't use to be happier.
Yes, I used to be happier.
What is the mistake of this sentence?
"They haven't met Jessie already."
The mistake is the use of already instead of yet. The correct one would be:
"They haven't met Jessie yet."
Give the past participle of the verb "build" and "hear".
"built" and "heard"
The Past Continuous is formed by ____ or ____ + ______-____
The Past Continuous is formed by was or were + the main verb + ING
Complete this sentence with the correct modal verb. Give all the possible answers.
I ____________ ride a bike when I was a kid, but I _____________ do it now.
I couldn't / wasn't able to ride a bike when I was a kid, but I can / am able to do it now.
Is this sentence correct?
"I didn't used to ride bike. Now I do.
No it isn't, the verb "use" can't be in the past when we use did or didn't.
Is that sentence correct?
"Do you like the person you've become?"
Yes, it is.
Give the past participle of the verb "swim" and "ring".
"swum" and "rung"
Complete that sentence and answer the question:
When _____ your brother _______ (arrive) ?
When did your brother arrive?
My brother arrived yesterday.
What do CAN, COULD and BE ABLE TO express or mean?
They express the mental or physical ability to do something.
Create a question for this answer:
No I didn't use to use "used to" frequently. Now I do.
Did you use to use "used to" frequently?
Create a question for this answer: "He's had this book since last year."
How long has he had this book?
Give the past participle of the verb "hurt", "meet" and "stand".
"hurt", "met" and "stood"
Is this sentence correct?
"I asked him to wait because I ate at that moment."
No it isin't, in that situation we use past continuous.
"I asked him to wait because I was eating at that moment"
What is the mistake of this sentence?
I can't be able to solve this problem.
There are two modal verbs, we just need one:
I can't solve this problem. / I am not able to solve this problem.