Past habits without 'used to': Stop Saying
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Date: 2020-09-18
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Comments and reviews: 5
Siobhn
Used to is perfectly correct and acceptable English, used everyday. There ought to be no issue with using this phrase. It's actually incorrect to say I would in the past tense, you need a condition to use would as a tense, e.g. I would go to the park when I had the time.
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Used to is perfectly correct and acceptable English, used everyday. There ought to be no issue with using this phrase. It's actually incorrect to say I would in the past tense, you need a condition to use would as a tense, e.g. I would go to the park when I had the time.
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Sunset
This is really confusing we've learned for all these years that you have to say used to when talking about past habits and now simply tell us STOP IT
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This is really confusing we've learned for all these years that you have to say used to when talking about past habits and now simply tell us STOP IT
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George
You're missing the nuance - if you use would it's more nostalgic, used to is more factual. And we almost always use a time phrase with would
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You're missing the nuance - if you use would it's more nostalgic, used to is more factual. And we almost always use a time phrase with would
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Naseer
Hey, my dear RP accent Sir, where were you? I love your English language videos from your workshop...hope those videos will continue
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Hey, my dear RP accent Sir, where were you? I love your English language videos from your workshop...hope those videos will continue
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Mohan
Hi Tim. Can you give some examples using unless and explain it?. Whenever I read the sentences containing unless, I get confused.
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Hi Tim. Can you give some examples using unless and explain it?. Whenever I read the sentences containing unless, I get confused.
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