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Autoridades
Dra. Margarita Teresa de Jesús García Gasca M. en D. Antonio Pérez Martínez

Rectora Coordinador del Plantel Pedro Escobedo
Dr. Javier Ávila Morales C.P. Gloria Inés Rendón García
Secretario Académico Coordinadora del Plantel Pinal de Amoles
M. en E.D. Jaime Nieves Medrano M. en A. Óscar Uriel Cárdenas Rosas
Director de la Escuela de Bachilleres Coordinador del Plantel Bicentenario
M. en C. Rita Ochoa Cruz M. en LIT. José Cupertino Ramírez Zúñiga
Secretaria Académica de la EBA Coordinador del Plantel Amazcala
M. en C. Lucero Canto Guerrero Ing. Juan Fernando Rocha Mier
Coordinadora del Plantel Sur Coordinador del Plantel Concá
M. en C. Edgar Ulloa Hernámdez M. en A. Hugo Enrique Suárez Camacho
Coordinadora del Plantel Norte Coordinador del Plantel Jalpan
Dra. Cypatly Rojas Miranda
Mtra. María de la Luz Ruiz Maqueda
Coordinadora del Plantel San Juan del Río Coordinadora del Plantel Amealco
Lic. María Patricia Pérez Velázquez
M. en A. José Antonio Cárdenas Rosas
Coordinadora del Plantel Colón
Coordinador del Bachillerato Semiescolarizado
Autores
Gabriela Patricia Cinta Collado
Laura Bautista Luis
• During the following sessions, we are going to learn how to express
the activities that we usually did in the past with the correct use of
the expression USED TO… in the negative form the expression is
DIDN´T USE TO.
• In this document you´ll find some information, examples and
exercises to practice.
• Enjoy it¡
ØTo talk about past habits.
ØTo contrast what you do now with your past habits.
ØThere is no present form.
ØYou can use it with verbs like: BE ,GET but the meaning would be
different. You´ll find some examples in the next lessons, but please,
do not get confussed.
Look at these examples and pay attention to the expression
USED TO.
What is the structure to make an AFFIRMATIVE sentence?
Affirmative: Subject + used to + verb in infinitive form +

complement
She used to drink tea.
Table 1: Affirmative form

• What did you notice in the last expressions?
• Could you notice that the sentences are expressed in past tense?
• Did you see that they give us an idea of an action that was repeated
in the past with certain frequency?
• Let´s watch the next video about the topic.
• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M9frE-R3Y7s
• In your notebook:
ØWrite the structure for the affirmative form.
ØWrite down the different uses of this grammar topic.
• WRITING EXERCISE.
• Complete the statements about you using “USED TO” or “DIDN´T USE
TO”. Use the verbs and words provided and true ideas.
Words to use Example.
Go/ swimming I used to go swimming when I was in elementary school.
Watch/ cartoons
Tell /lies
Play/ with dolls
Practice/ sports
Play/ volleyball
I didn´t use to…
• When we want to express that we didn´t have certain habits or

routines in the past we use DIDN’T USE TO.
• What did you notice in the structure?

• Same as using past simple, we need DIDN´T to negate and the verb in
the base form (USE).
Look at these examples and pay attention to the expression
DIDN´T USE TO.
What is the structure to make a NEGATIVE sentence?

Negative: Subject + didn't + use to + verb in infinitive form +
complement
She didn't use to drink tea.
Table 2: Negative form

Go to the next webpage and answer the
questions using the verbs provided.
• https://es.liveworksheets.com/worksheets/en/English_as_a_Second_
Language_(ESL)/Used_to/Used_to,_didn%27t_use_to,_did_..._use_to
$_qs10276tj
• WRITING EXERCISE.
• A) Complete the next table comparing your life now and how it was before the Coronavirus lockdown.
Remember to use full sentences. Check the example. Write 5 ideas in each column.
• B) Use the ideas from the table to write 5 sentences using “USED TO” or “DIDN´T USE TO” to compare them.
• Check the next example:
• I used to work in a supermarket but now I stay home.
Look at these examples and pay attention to the expressions.
What is the structure to make an INTERROGATIVE sentence?
Interrogative: Did + subject + use to + verb in infinitive form +

complement?
Did he use to drink tea?
Table 3: Interrogative form

• We keep the same rule we use it in simple past form. DID to make
questions plus SUBJECT (singular or plural is the same), plus USE TO
(base form).
• 1. Where did you use to spend your vacation ten years ago? Where do you go now?
• I used to...
• Now,...
• 2. What kind of music did you use to like then? Who were your favorite singers? What kind of music do you like now?
• I used to...
• Now,...
• 3. What kind of clothes did you use to wear? What kind of clothes do you wear now?
• I used to...
• Now,...
• LISTENING EXERCISE.
• Click the next webpage, listen to the 6 different questions and answer
them.
Language_(ESL)/Used_to/Listening*_used_to_xd1851418hn
• Take a screenshot of the score, as evidence.
• 1. Affirmative: Subject + used to + verb in infinitive form + complement
• She used to drink tea.
•
• 2. Negative: Subject + didn't + use to + verb in infinitive form +
complement
• She didn't use to drink tea.
•
• 3. Interrogative: Did + subject + use to + verb in infinitive form +
complement?
• Did he use to drink tea?
• Let´s watch the next video about the topic.
• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ohX4x2e3SMg
• Meaning:
• BE USED TO means ”to be familiar with” or “be accustomed to”.
• Examples:
Ø I´m used to this (Estoy acostumbrado a esto).
Ø He wasn't used to walking so much and his legs hurt after the hike (No estaba acostumbrado a caminar mucho y sus piernas le dolían después de
la caminata).
Ø She´s used to the city now and doesn't get lost any more (Ahora está acostumbrada a la ciudad y ya no se pierde).
Ø I'm a teacher so I'm used to speaking in public (Soy maestra, entonces estoy acostumbrada a hablar en público).
• *Be used to and get used to are followed by a noun, pronoun or the -ing form of a verb, and can be used to talk about the past, present or future.
• We use GET USED TO to talk about the process of becoming familiar with something.
Ø I'm getting used to the noise now (Ya me estoy acostumbrando al ruido).
Ø I'm finding this new job hard but I'm sure I'll get used to it soon (Encuentro este nuevo trabajo difícil pero estoy seguro que me
acostumbraré pronto).
Ø It took my mother years to get used to living in London after moving from Mexico (Le tomó años a mi madre acostumbrarse a vivir
en Londres después de mudarse de México).
• *Be used to and get used to are followed by a noun, pronoun or the -ing form of a verb, and can be used about the past, present
or future.
Choose the correct answers
1- I used to ..................... 2 packs of cigarettes a day. Oh, my god, it´s a lot¡

a) smoking b) be smoking c) smoked d) smoke
2- It is an old habit in this country that people .................... drinking tea after each meal.
a) are used to b) were used c) get used to d) got used to
3- We .............................living with this type of weather.
a) are using to b) used to c) are used to d) use to
4- This Chinese restaurant .............................. very good but now, it isn't.
a) was used to b) used to be c) used to was d) use to be
5- Don't worry! You will soon .................... living in such a peaceful city.
a) be used to b) used to c) get us d) use to be
6- Are you used to ......................... before going to bed.
a)read b) be read c) reading d) be reading
• Listen to the next exercise, there are 4 parts, answer them and check
your score when finished.
Language_(ESL)/Used_to/4th_Grade_-_Unit_6_-
_Listening_ro1072762gv
• As evidence, take an image of your score.

References
Language_(ESL)/Used_to/4th_Grade_-_Unit_6_-
_Listening_ro1072762gv
Language_(ESL)/Used_to/Listening*_used_to_xd1851418hn
• https://www.ejerciciosinglesonline.com/exercises-and-
theory/grammar-exercises-and-theory/used-to/

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What is the structure to make an AFFIRMATIVE sentence?

Affirmative: Subject + used to + verb in infinitive form +

Table 1: Affirmative form

• When we want to express that we didn´t have certain habits or

• What did you notice in the structure?

What is the structure to make a NEGATIVE sentence?

Table 2: Negative form

What is the structure to make an INTERROGATIVE sentence?

Interrogative: Did + subject + use to + verb in infinitive form +

Table 3: Interrogative form

1- I used to ..................... 2 packs of cigarettes a day. Oh, my god, it´s a lot¡

• As evidence, take an image of your score.

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