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USED TO vs BE USED TO

“Used to” refers to past habits or situations that are no longer true in the present.
“Be used to” refers to the state of being familiar or accustomed to something in the present.

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The modal WOULD

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Which sentence illustrates the use of "would" to discuss a hypothetical situation?

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Fill in the blank: "If I had more time, I _______ read more books."

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Which sentence demonstrates the correct use of "would" in a polite request?

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In which sentence is "would" used to describe a past habit or repeated action?

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Fill in the blank: "He said he _______ help me with my project."

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Which sentence demonstrates the correct use of "would" in a second conditional sentence?

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In which sentence is "would" used to express a polite offer?

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Fill in the blank: "If I won the lottery, I _______ travel the world."

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"Would" is the past tense form of which modal verb?

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Which sentence illustrates the use of "would" to describe a past habit or repeated action?

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In which sentence is "would" used to discuss a hypothetical situation?

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Which of the following sentences demonstrates the use of "would" to express a polite request?

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