Used to vs. Would
Complete the sentence below:
I ____ (have) short hair when I was a teenager.
I used to have short hair when I was a teenager.
Complete the sentence below with the correct future form.
Our train ____ (leave) at 4:47.
Our train leaves at 4:47.
Choose the correct clause to complete the sentence below:
(After I graduate / Before I will graduate / Until I graduate), I'm going to look for a better job.After I graduate, I'm going to look for a better job.
Correct the error in the sentence below:
As a little girl, Yi Ling would live in Singapore.
As a little girl, Yi Ling used to live in Singapore.
Complete the sentence below:
My grandfather ____ (drink) a cup of coffee before dinner each night.
My grandfather would drink a cup of coffee before dinner each night.
Complete the sentence below with the correct future form:
The forecast says tomorrow ____ (be) sunny and warm.The forecast says tomorrow will be sunny and warm.
OR
The forecast says tomorrow is going to be sunny and warm.
Choose the correct clause to complete the sentence below:
I'll wait in the library (as soon as you arrive / before you arrive / until you arrive).
I'll wait in the library until you arrive.
Correct the error in the sentence below:
Do you want to go with me, or are you study tonight?
Complete the sentence below:
My family ____ (go often) to the countryside on the weekends when I was young.
My family would often go to the countryside on the weekends when I was young.
Complete the sentence below with the correct future form:
We ____ (have) dinner this Saturday at a nice restaurant, but we haven't reserved a table yet.
We are going to have dinner this Saturday at a nice restaurant, but we haven't reserved a table yet.
OR
We are having dinner this Saturday at a nice restaurant, but we haven't reserved a table yet.
Which action in the sentence happens first? Which happens second?
Until Barbara finds an apartment, she'll live with some friends.
First: Barbara will live with some friends.
Second: Barbara finds an apartment.
Correct the error in the sentence below:
I'll help you, as soon as I'll drink my coffee.
I'll help you as soon as I drink my coffee.
Complete the sentence below:
Luke ____ (not know) how to cook. Now, he makes homemade meals all the time.
Luke didn't use to know how to cook. Now, he makes homemade meals all the time.
OR
Luke didn't used to know how to cook. Now, he makes homemade meals all the time.
Complete the sentences below with the correct future form:
A: I just heard some thunder. It's ____ (rain) soon.
B: Oh no! I ____ (drive) you home.
A: I just heard some thunder. It's going to rain soon.
B: Oh no! I'll drive you home.
Which action in the sentence happens first? Which happens second?
When Susana goes back to school, she'll quit her job.
First: Susana goes back to school.
Second: Susana will quit her job.
Complete the sentences below:
Today, I ran into an old classmate. We ____ (be) in the same science class. In fact, we ____ (often study) together for test. He was a very good student, and he ____ (always get) A's.
Today, I ran into an old classmate. We used to be in the same science class. In fact, we would often study together for test. He was a very good student, and he would always get A's.
Complete the sentence below:
____ you ____ (walk) to school every day?
Did you use to walk to school every day?
OR
Did you used to walk to school every day?
Complete the sentence below with the correct future form:
When ____ the fall semester ____ (start)?
When will the fall semester start?
OR
When is the fall semester going to start?
Which action in the sentence happens first? Which happens second?
Mariana will babysit while she finishes her last semester of school.
Both actions are happening at the same time.
Complete the sentences below:
Greetings,
I ____ (stay) here for a week with my parents. We have a lot of fun things planned. Tonight we ____ (see) a play called Robots. The play ____ (begin) at 7:30, and before that we ____ (have) dinner on Fisherman's Wharf.
Greetings,
I am going to stay / am staying here for a week with my parents. We have a lot of fun things planned. Tonight we are going to see / are seeing a play called Robots. The play begins at 7:30, and before that we are going to have / are having dinner on Fisherman's Wharf.