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Which of the following is NOT one of the three ways to talk about habits and routines in the past?
Which of the following is NOT one of the three ways to talk about habits and routines in the past?
- Past Simple
- used to + infinitive
- would + infinitive
- Past Perfect (correct)
What does the Past Simple tense refer to?
What does the Past Simple tense refer to?
- An action in the present
- A future action
- A completed action in the past (correct)
- An ongoing action in the past
When do we use 'used to + infinitive' to talk about past habits and routines?
When do we use 'used to + infinitive' to talk about past habits and routines?
- When we want to make a connection from a past habit to the present (correct)
- When we want to express a future habit
- When we want to emphasize the frequency of the habit
- When we want to describe a current habit
What is usually used with an adverb of frequency when expressing habits and routines in the past?
What is usually used with an adverb of frequency when expressing habits and routines in the past?
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Which tense is used to talk about hypothetical past situations or repeated actions in the past?
Which tense is used to talk about hypothetical past situations or repeated actions in the past?
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Study Notes
Talking about Habits and Routines in the Past
- There are three ways to talk about habits and routines in the past.
- Past Simple tense refers to completed actions in the past.
Using 'Used to + Infinitive'
- 'Used to + infinitive' is used to talk about past habits and routines that are no longer true.
Expressing Habits and Routines with Adverbs of Frequency
- The Past Simple tense is usually used with an adverb of frequency (e.g., always, never, often) when expressing habits and routines in the past.
Hypothetical Past Situations
- The Past Perfect tense is used to talk about hypothetical past situations or repeated actions in the past.
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