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Age
Ages 14+
Level
B2
Skill
Grammar · Writing
Format
Printable

Used to and would · worksheet

Name · Date: ______________________________

A) Fill the gap

Use the word bank.

Word bank: use · used · would

  1. I to live in Lisbon.
  2. She to have really long hair.
  3. We stay up all night talking.
  4. Did you to play any sports?
  5. I didn't to like coffee.
  6. Every Sunday my grandad cook for the whole family.
  7. This building to be a cinema.
  8. People to send letters instead of texts.

B) Put the words in order

Write the whole sentence.

  1. used / to / night / at / I'm / working / now
  2. to / live / Lisbon / used / I / in
  3. I / like / didn't / coffee / use / to

C) Choose the correct sentence

One of each pair is correct.

  1. I used to have long hair when I was a student./I would have long hair when I was a student.
  2. I am used to getting up early./I am used to get up early.
  3. I usually go to the gym on Mondays./I use to go to the gym on Mondays.
Answers: A: 1 used, 2 used, 3 would, 4 use, 5 use, 6 would, 7 used, 8 used. B: 1 I'm used to working at night now. 2 I used to live in Lisbon. 3 I didn't use to like coffee. C: 1 I used to have long hair when I was a student., 2 I am used to getting up early., 3 I usually go to the gym on Mondays..

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